Aromatherapy and Essential Oils

Human evolution, with the development of the media, has led to the use of sight and ear, above smell, taste and touch.
The sensitivity we have been losing has dramatically influenced our way of acting, thinking and our overall state of health.

Medicine has focused on eliminating physical symptoms, moving away from thoughts, emotions and other spiritual factors.
With the revival of natural therapies, the study of aromatherapy has been resumed, but adapting it to the many possibilities of the current world.

The use of essential oils must be framed in a broader concept, in which we reflect deeply about our lifestyle, our eating habits, physical and spiritual exercises, the loving care of our relationships, our thinking patterns and the use of other natural therapies. Only thus can we ensure a permanent state of health and spiritual growth.
The aromas can be our fundamental allies to recover the asleep sensitivity.

EDUARDO LONDNER has been president of the Latin American Natural Therapies Foundation (FULTENA) since 1992.
He has developed training programs in Floral Therapy, Aromatherapy and other natural therapies internationally in countries such as Argentina, Uruguay, Peru, Brazil and the USA.
He is responsible for the introduction of several Floral Therapy systems in Latin America, including California Flowers (1992), Pacific Flowers (1993) and Bush Flowers (1993).
He has several published works on natural therapies, including Bach Flowers for Beginners, and Bach Flowers Practical Manual.
He is the representative of the Bach Center of England for his International Bach Flower Education Program in ARgentina, Chile, Ecuador, Peru and Uruguay.