Information on John 12:3 Anointing Oil Blend
John 12:13 Anointing Oil: Then Mary took about a pint of pure nard (spikenard) an expensive perfume; she poured it on Jesus’ feet and wiped his feet with her hair. And the house was filled with the fragrance of the perfume.
Historical Use
As stated in the biblical passage Nard or Spikenard oil was used to wash the feet of Jesus Christ.
Spikenard is known as a sedative and has relaxing properties and a wonderful scent.
It was used as a perfume and deodorant in ancient days.
Nard or Spikenard oil was also used in skin care for rough skin, with olive oil for haemorrhoids, applied to the stomach area to help with digestion and on wounds or cuts to help disinfect and speed healing.
When applied to the feet and crown of the head this blend of oil is said to help to ground a person, promote equilibrium and to enhance spiritual stability.
Formulation of our John 12:3 Anointing Oil
Pure Olive oil and Spikenard essential oil were carefully blended to make an anointing blend of John 12:3, after due consideration was given to the biblical passage regarding its formulation and modern day knowledge of essential oils.
How to use our John 12:3 Blend
Apply a small amount of the oil while anointing the head and feet of a person, or use a small amount to rub into the feet after washing.
A small amount can be rubbed on the temples and / or the back of the neck to promote sleep and relaxation.
Use for a relaxing massage. Rub on the stomach to help digestion.
Precautions
Also be conscious of the fact that this is an oily substance – beware of slipping after applying to the feet or body. Use sparingly. Clean spills immediately to avoid accidents.
Do NOT drink
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