Our goal is to induce a neural state of "coherent calm"—a combination of low stress and high awareness. We achieve this via a multi-target olfactory pathway: inhaling the key components of Bergamot, linalool and linalyl acetate, has been clinically shown to significantly reduce salivary cortisol levels, directly down-regulating the over-activation of the HPA axis (the body's core stress response system). The complex molecules of Rose and Jasmine in the heart act on the limbic system, particularly the amygdala, where studies suggest they help interrupt negative emotional loops and promote feelings of confidence and euphoria. The true neural anchor, however, is Vetiver. Its sesquiterpene compounds are renowned for their sedative properties, and we hypothesize they increase alpha brainwave activity associated with deep relaxation and meditation. This is not mere soothing; it is a recalibration of the autonomic nervous system towards the parasympathetic-dominant "rest and digest" mode—the physiological foundation of psychological resilience.