From the Tamanu and Kukui Nut Trees

 

It is the Tamanu and Kukui Nut Trees from the land of Tahiti and Hawaii respectively. Each of our trees produces a nut that creates an oil that has been useful in ancient Polynesian cultures. In ancient Hawaii, Kukui nuts were polished and worn as necklaces or given as gifts; they were also strung together and set on fire as a form of short fuse fire cracker. Kukui nuts were primarily relished for the oil that was easily pressed from the nut, or boiled and skimmed from the top of the water.

 

Uses and Benefits of Our Oils

 

Hawaiian royalty used the Kukui nut oil to massage the body and as a preparation for the wedding night. Kukui nut oil is anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial and anti-viral in nature, and was used in times past to treat wounds and skin rashes. Kukui nut oil aids in the regeneration of the skin, scalp and hair when applied.

 

Tamanu nut oil was also valued in the treatments of many skin conditions and also has many regenerative properties and can assist in the clearing of scar tissue within the form or upon the skin. Tamanu nut oil has been known for its treatment of the skin for infections and burns along with bladder infections, conjunctivitis, and diphtheria.

 

Why is Asur’Ana channeling both of our tree kingdoms together? Kukui and Tamanu nuts are really a part of the same family of trees, although we have altered slightly in character over time and in the growth upon variant continents of Mother Earth. The properties of our oils have diversified over time, when once we were a part of the same family, and the same nut produced all healing properties that require two separate nuts from different trees to create today. Over time, our kingdom will evolve again allowing the nuts to offer all properties of Kukui and Tamanu oils together and from a single seed.

 

Feeding the Body Through the Skin

 

Crystalline skin can take in nutrients just as it also passes toxins or unnecessary nutrients out the pores as one perspires in exercise or baths. Crystalline skin can therefore be fed just as one would have a meal. There are many fatty acids necessary to regeneration. Often it is fatty acids in the cells that become rancid, and then the cell becomes sick. As the fatty acids that are rancid are removed, and new fatty acids that are pure are added to the sick cell, the cell recovers. Some initiates may discover that they’re not eating enough fatty acids to meet the demand of their own cellular regeneration. As the oils of many types of berries, seeds or nuts are applied upon the skin, now they are feeding themselves with the necessary ingredients to regenerate. Read more