#Bach flowers

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The Healing Power of Bach Flowers: Exploring Their Benefits

Explore the healing power of Bach flower remedies! Developed by Dr. Edward Bach, these natural essences promote emotional balance, relieve stress, and support personal growth. Enhance your well-being with these gentle, holistic solutions today.

In the realm of holistic and natural healing, Bach flower remedies have garnered a devoted following for their gentle yet profound effects on emotional well-being. Developed by Dr. Edward Bach, a British physician and homeopath, in the 1930s, these flower essences are designed to address emotional and psychological imbalances, promoting harmony and balance within the individual. In this article,…

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The State of Women's Health in 2024

There’s something about when you become a mom that immediately shifts in your being. Honestly, a lot of things shift and some of it we don’t even realize until years later when our children are grown. We however do quickly see our entire identify shift from being that of an individual to a mom. There is no job description but we all quickly learn in our own way all that it entails. What no one…

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Desert beauty 🌸🌼🌵

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Full Moon and Autumn Flowers by the Stream by Ogata Gekko (Undated, Color woodblock print, uchiwa-e)

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People sometimes interpret the action of the remedies in a different way, and see them not as restorative but as aspirational – in other words, actually carrying out the growth and evolution for us, helping to turn us into something else [… However] A shy, timid person taking the correct remedy will regain a natural quiet courage that will allow him to face up to things instead of running from them. He will not turn into a flamboyant daredevil. Indeed, if a person were to take some potion to change his nature he would only be losing his balance in a different direction. Balance is not to be found at the extremes of our ups and downs. It lies at the midpoint of the seesaw, where we are who we [naturally] are.

From Principles of Bach Flower Remedies: What it is, How it Works, and What it Can Do for You (Revised Edition), published 2013; Stefan Ball (My Ko-Fi Here)

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i love making flower essences

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My ex's mother once gifted me some Bach Flowers Remedy against stress (never used it tbh) (not too keen on naturopathy) (i may be witchy but i don't believe in alt medicine).

I've just read BFR are mostly infusions of a teeny tiny bit of flower in water, then mixed with brandy, then sold after being diluted with more alcohol.

No wonder it is suppose to soothe anxiety. I too after a glass of liquor am pretty relaxed.

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ok i just finished watching the wilds and why does this bitch look like asian dora

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The Spirit Healing Season

The Spirit Healing Season

We are beautifully made and no one part of us can live independently from the rest. In doing so, we limit and eventually break the design of our being. Understanding that we are more than our physical body, more than the greatness of our minds and even bigger still than our spirits gives us the opportunity to attempt living wholly and completely as designed. It can seem incredibly complex but in…

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Chrysanthemums by a Stream, late 1700s-early 1800s. by Ogata Korin (Undated, )

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In Bach flower remedy circles […] the Snowball Effect [describes how] Untreated imbalances tend to build up layers of negative emotion. Once the snowball builds, we lose sight of our path in life and of the original problem. There seem to be so many difficulties that we may be unsure where to begin [...]

How can we undo the Snowball Effect? In an ideal world we wouldn’t need to […] However, if we [can] only see the problem when the damage has been done [then] Bach practitioners [use a process called] peeling the onion […] It means using a series of remedy mixes to remove layers of negative emotion, one by one, so as to work back gradually to the core problem.

From Principles of Bach Flower Remedies: What it is, How it Works, and What it Can Do for You (Revised Edition), published 2013; Stefan Ball (My Ko-Fi Here)