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Historically oils have been used as the base of perfumes, soaps, and cleansers. Oils were used to beautify as well as preserve the body during ancient times. Flowers and spices were used to add additional conditioning properties, healing, and fragrance to the oils used in the perfumes, soaps, and cleansers. In our modern world, the use of chemicals and toxins have given way to harmful applications of beautifying the body. The process of taking care of our body in a natural way is rarely practiced, and the knowledge of the application of ancient beauty practices has been replaced by a need for instant gratification. This has resulted in the use of things such as chemical peels and surgery to enhance one's appearance. People are forever seeking the illusion of the fountain of youth, when the secrets to beauty lay within the pages of Scripture and not in the hands of chemists and plastic surgeons. The purpose of this pamphlet is to share a bit of insight in the beauty practices of our Scriptural ancestors, as well as encourage readers to turn toward more clean pure and natural ways of taking care of one's body. The ancients viewed personal care as more of a life practice and a cultural standard that was passed down from one generation to the next.

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Tamla Gaston began writing poetry and short stories at the age of six. Her first poem was published when she was in the 1st grade. Her creativity allows her to dream and her determination helps her to go after her dreams and make them reality. Tamla believes in living life according to the Turah/Torah of YHUH, and as such, strives to be an inspiration to others seeking oneness and wholeness in The Creator. Her heart's desire is to encourage others to dream big and pursue their dreams. A loving Grandmother, Mother, and sister to her fellow Yasharalyt sisters, her lifestyle is living clean pure and natural according to the Turah of YHUH. She is owner of Tahur with her daughters Aleshia and Alanna, and is the author of vegan cookbook A Tahur Kitchen and Scriptural inspiration guide Purify Me With Atsub. A Scriptural wellness consultant, Tamla believes that B'Rashyth/Gen 1:29 is the only way to eat Scripturally clean, and that UYaqra/Lev 19:19 and Dabarym/Deut 22:9 helps one to better understand just what seeded fruit and plants fall in line with that command. Her time is usually spent studying Scripture and Scriptural history, researching and creating food and health care recipes, loving on her family, and making sure she stays in prayer. In her spare time, she tries to keep up with her blog titled Muse found on the website, www.tahurliving.com.

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