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Marula Oil (Sclerocarya Birrea) ☸ Base oils ☸ Spiritual Practises


Some tribes esteem Marula tree as a holy plant which involves many rituals and legends. For the Zulu people Marula tree represents the female fertility and a symbol of tenderness. The traditional rites with Marula oil are held for welcoming the new born girls.
It plays a prominent role in many traditional cultures in Southern Africa. Some believe that the sex of a child can be pre-determined by administering an infusion of the bark of a male or female tree to a pregnant woman. The Zulu and Tonga peoples both call Marula the "Marriage tree" and a brew of the bark is administered as part of a cleansing ritual prior to marriage.
It plays a prominent role in many traditional cultures in Southern Africa. Some believe that the sex of a child can be pre-determined by administering an infusion of the bark of a male or female tree to a pregnant woman. The Zulu and Tonga peoples both call Marula the "Marriage tree" and a brew of the bark is administered as part of a cleansing ritual prior to marriage.
Submitted by OperaDreamhouse (March 11, 2014)
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