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Rivka Sari approach to aromatherapy weaves together her solid scientific training with traditional“Ancient Bible Based Aromatherapy“ ®™ practice and strong clinical skills to holistic philosophy that complements one another to honor G-d to build his Holy Temple within the whole person, the body, mind, and spirit.
When you use Israeli oils that are distilled, produced, or grown in Israel you are allowing the essence of the Land of Israel to be taken into your body
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Micah Harrari, a Levite and master craftsman, originally built the first harp in the land of Israel in 2000 years, for his wife Shoshanna as a birthday gift. Basing his designs on the information found in the Bible, Talmud, and archeology, this first harp opened the way for many more to follow spreading the mystical sounds of David's harp from the streets of Jerusalem to the four corners of the world.
