FLOWER ESSENCE THERAPY



Flower essences are the blossoms of plants prepared from a sun infusion in a bowl of water, then further diluted, potentized, and then preserved with brandy. These preparations embody the distinct imprint, or energetic pattern of each variety of flower. The living forces of nature collected, prepared, and placed in liquid stock and dosage bottles are used in healing our physical, etheric, astral, and spiritual bodies .

Flower Essence remedies are particularly effective in strengthening and magnifying our Soul’s Light in our bodies and as such they carry a strong healing energy that is both powerful yet gentle. They have been given to us to help lift up our consciousness, so that we can live our lives with more enlightened awareness, and with a greater sense of joy, peace and wellbeing. They are the perfect remedy to assist us in the 21st century and their healing abilities are specifically matched to alleviate the current human problems and concerns of our times.

Flower essences are completely safe to use with any other remedies or medications and they have no harmful ‘side effects’. They are safe to give to children, babies & animals.The best-known essence maker of the modern world is the English physician Dr. Edward Bach. He re-invented essences in the 1930's, creating the popular Bach Flower Remedies. They are used widely throughout the world.

In the past 15 years or so, many new essences companies were founded all over the world. They offer a wide range of essences made in new and creative ways. These newer essences advance Dr. Bach's original work by meeting the needs of this specific time in wonderful, new ways, using more up-to-date energies.

Below is a specific and brief list of some common mental and emotional issues or challenging situations for which  flower essence therapy may be helpful:

ADD/ADHD
Addictions
Anger
Anxiety
Bedwetting
Depression
Emotional Pain
Fearfulness
Feeling "stuck" (inabililty to move forward)
Lack of forgiveness
Grief
Guilt
Hyperactivity
Inability to make decisions
Insomnia
Jealousy
Lack of clarity in thinking
Lack of ability to concentrate
Lack of confidence
Learning disabilities
Memory problems
Menopause issues
Obsessions
Oversensitivity (emotionally and to the environment)
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Pregnancy and Birthing
Separation/divorce
Serious physical illness