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Lotus Essence Oil
Lotus Essence Oil
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Sweet, Expansive & Divinely Inspiring
The lotus is one of the most sacred symbols in human history — a flower that closes at nightfall and descends beneath the water, then rises again at dawn, clean and radiant, to bloom above the murky pond. A symbol of creation, rebirth, purity, and the sun itself, the lotus has been revered in Buddhism and Hinduism for thousands of years as the embodiment of divine beauty rising from darkness. Its essence oil carries that same transcendent energy: sweet, expansive, and deeply spiritually uplifting. Uncut, alcohol-free, and beautifully long-lasting.
Scent Profile
- Character: Sweet floral, clean, ethereal, luminous, expansive
- Color: Clear
- Consistency: Semi-thick
- Energetics: Expansive
Aromatherapy Benefits
- Aids in spiritual unfoldment and development
- Invites divine inspiration and higher awareness
- Ethereal and expansive — opens the mind and spirit
History & Sacred Symbolism
The lotus flower closes each night and sinks beneath the water, only to rise again at dawn — clean, pure, and radiant against the muddy pond. This daily cycle of death and rebirth made it a universal symbol of creation, purity, and enlightenment across ancient Egypt, India, and throughout Buddhist and Hindu traditions. To wear lotus is to carry that sacred energy with you.
Why Purple People Market
- Uncut & alcohol-free — pure fragrance, nothing diluted
- Long-lasting — a sweet, ethereal floral that expands and inspires all day
- Over 20 bottle sizes — from tester vials to 4oz gift-worthy bottles
Tester size available — rise above before choosing your perfect bottle.
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