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Which Bach Flowers Against Fear?

 Which Bach Flowers Against Fear? There's a group of flowers that Dr. Bach discovered were very efficient "For Those Who Have Fears" Now their essence is available online or in stores, to be diluted in water and drank on a regular basis to benefit from them.  Aspen : Aspen can greatly benefit those unable to fall asleep due to their fears of letting go. Sleeping disorders and insomnia due to nightmares of an eerie, haunting kind.  Foreboding and anxious disquiet mind and body. In panic disorders, when no apparent reason can be given for the attacks. Anxiety attacks marked by the typical, vague fears with shaking and trembling. Anxiety about death. Mental and emotional withdrawal. Dejected or haunted in appearance.  MIND:  In the Alpen state, the mind is overly receptive and too easily impressed. Primordial fears and feelings of doom. Delusions, superstitions, omens, fateful encounters, prophesies and ghost stories.  Some people develop personal rituals to e...

7 Flowers Against Despair

 Bach flowers are available in stock bottle (essence) in different stores around the country or online for purchase. You take two drops of the stock bottle and mix it in a bit of juice of water, to be taken when needed (or you can put the drops directly in your mouth).  Dr. Bach separated the flower essences in different groups according to their main function. We'll see today the One for Despondency or Despair. Please refer to the bottom of the page for the other groups... Despondency or Despair The group deals with states of oppressive, burdening hardship. Larch : Helps you to regain self-esteem and confidence in yourself. Pine : Helps when you feel guilt and self-reproach, often for other people’s mistakes or just anything that goes wrong. You are never content with your effort and results. Elm : Helps when your responsibilities overwhelm you. You feel depressed and exhausted and may lose self-esteem. Sweet Chestnut : Helps you at moments when the anguish is too great and s...

Over-Sensitive to Impressions? 4 Bach Flowers at Your Disposal

 Hashem created a beautiful arsenal of tools in the forms of Bach flowers, which you can order the bottles from stores around the country or online. These essences help you find emotional (and sometimes physical) balance, and they act, in general, very quickly. Here I'd like to talk about Bach's group of flowers called Over sensitivity to Influences and Ideas. Dr. Bach discovered these flower essences and divided their effects into different groups. See at the bottom of the page for other examples.  Over-sensitivity to influences and ideas. All flowers in this group are helping those suffering from vulnerability to disturbances from the outside.  🥀Agrimony : Helps you to communicate your real feelings and worries. You are the cheerful, humorous type that gets distressed by arguments or quarrels. You often hide your feelings behind humor and you use alcohol or drugs in excess to stimulate yourself. 🥀 Centaury : Helps when you find it hard to say no, and therefore easily ...

Feeling Lonely: 3 Flower Options

 Hashem put in nature small miracles in the form of flowers: three amazing flowers with the potential to help in cases of loneliness, each one with its particularities.  Three Flowers for Loneliness: Pick Yours All three remedies bring healing to those suffering from inner loneliness mostly due to self-centered reasons and losing the connection with others.  Water Violet:  Helps you get a warmer relationship with other people. You love being alone but often find yourself lonely. Impatiens : For those who act and think quickly, and have no patience for what they see as the slowness of others. They often prefer to work alone. Teaches empathy and understanding of and patience with others. It is found to be fast-acting in alleviating an impatient attitude and lowering stress. Heather:  Helps when you are unhappy being alone for any length of time, you are always seeking companionship and find it necessary to discuss your affairs with others, no matter who it may be....

For Those Who Suffer Uncertainty: 6 Possible Flowers

If you're suffering from uncertainty, there are six Bach Flowers that can help you, depending on your specific situation. Let's have a look at each of them so you can choose which one fits you the most. Always use your present circumstances as a reference. The Group called "For Those Who Suffer Uncertainty" can be described as  For those suffering from doubt, hopelessness, uncertainty and lack of clarity of purpose in daily affairs.  1)  Cerato : Helps trust your own judgment in decision-making. A lack of assertiveness may exist, the person is rather retreating and allows others to lead. In regard to uncertain, unsteady gait or posture, especially if caused by reluctance or inhibition, Cerato will give physical assurance. In diseases of the immune system, when it does ot know how to achieve health, Cerato may aid in reviving inner strength and help the organism decide on a strategy of defense.  Internal agony, preoccupation with oneself, hampering self-observation an...

Bach Flowers : Not Sufficient Interest in the Present Circumstances

  This post is about the group called " Not Sufficient Interest in the Present Circumstances " as classified by Dr. Bach. This group of remedies helps those not fully engaged in the here and now and consequently not living to the fullest.  Chestnut Bud This remedy helps those not fully engaged in the here and now. Impulsive physical conduct and some degree of hyperactivity or restlessness can be concomitant physical features. Attention-deficit and hyperactivity disorder and disruptive behaviors. Chestnut Bud helps the mind to settle into restful concentration and retain the learning material. Personality disorders marked by a refusal to change and acquire empathy for others, such as antisocial, criminal and personality disorders.  MIND: Restless and impulsive, easily distracted. Absent-minded, not set on learning in the factual and moral sense. Jumps from topic to topic, goes superficially through a text, rushes ahead impatiently. Learned material is not contained very w...