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Essential Aromatica
Amy Anthony
71 episodes
3 weeks ago
Aromatherapy is more than essential oils—it's an invitation to connect with nature and the chemistry of the botanical world. On Essential Aromatica, certified aromatherapist, herbalist, distiller, gardener, and educator Amy Anthony explores the intricate relationship between plants, their aromatic compounds, and their profound effects on us. Essential oils are not mere fragrances; they are chemical messages influencing our emotions, physiology, and state of mind. The Latin word sentir—meaning both "to smell" and "to feel"—reminds us that aromatic molecules are deeply entwined with experience.
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Aromatherapy is more than essential oils—it's an invitation to connect with nature and the chemistry of the botanical world. On Essential Aromatica, certified aromatherapist, herbalist, distiller, gardener, and educator Amy Anthony explores the intricate relationship between plants, their aromatic compounds, and their profound effects on us. Essential oils are not mere fragrances; they are chemical messages influencing our emotions, physiology, and state of mind. The Latin word sentir—meaning both "to smell" and "to feel"—reminds us that aromatic molecules are deeply entwined with experience.
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Alternative Health
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German Chamomile: Aromatic Sound and the Art of Not Doing
Essential Aromatica
25 minutes 55 seconds
6 months ago
German Chamomile: Aromatic Sound and the Art of Not Doing

This episode explores Chamomile’s personality through aromatic molecules, sound, and the wisdom of not doing.

How do we come to know German Chamomile—not just as a calming aromatic, but as a companion with personality, rhythm, and message? In this episode, we explore the quiet intelligence of German Chamomile through scent, sound, and reflective pause. You’re invited to meet Chamomile beyond “this is good for that,” and instead experience what Chamomile feels like—what its stillness sounds like.

Once again, we’re joined by the synesthetic soundscapes of Yuliana Kireyeva, who transforms aromatic essence into auditory impressions. Through musical-sound, storytelling, shared correspondence, and a minimalist free-verse progression, we consider what it means to not do, and how Chamomile whispers to both children and adults alike: You can let go now. Prepare your tea or essential oil, find a quiet moment, and join me for this reflective, sensory meditation. To smell is, after all, to feel and to be.


Episode Highlights:

Minute 2'20": Olfactory Sounds & Chamomile

Minute 6'20": Children, Anxiety, Aromatherapy & "Not Doing"

Minute 16': Chamomile's Virtues

Minute 22'20": Poetry & Olfactory Sounds


References & Social Media:

Article & video on German Chamomile: https://nycaromatica.com/german-chamomile-matricaria-recutita/

Instagram: Yuliana @olfactorysounds & and Amy @nycaromatica

Essential Aromatica
Aromatherapy is more than essential oils—it's an invitation to connect with nature and the chemistry of the botanical world. On Essential Aromatica, certified aromatherapist, herbalist, distiller, gardener, and educator Amy Anthony explores the intricate relationship between plants, their aromatic compounds, and their profound effects on us. Essential oils are not mere fragrances; they are chemical messages influencing our emotions, physiology, and state of mind. The Latin word sentir—meaning both "to smell" and "to feel"—reminds us that aromatic molecules are deeply entwined with experience.