|
|
||||||||
|
|
Flower Essences ~ Make Your Own Tinctures (Part I)© T. Darlene Cheek
The discovery of the amazing holistic healing power of flower essences was brought to us by Dr. Edward Bach. Dr. Bach was stationed in a homeopathic hospital in London shortly after the First World War when he first began to notice that certain personality traits contributed to ill health. He then traveled the English countryside in search of natural remedies, testing each remedy on himself first, and then continuing on to create 38 flower essence remedies.
The flower remedies are grouped into categories based on these negative emotions: Dr. Bach's flower essences are designed to create: Because of the way that flower essences are designed to work, it is important to be truthful with yourself and ask yourself questions about why you are feeling the way you are. You can begin this soul searching by asking yourself the following questions: Flower essences can be used: The remedies are made using the "Sun Method" and the "Boiling Method." First of all, you will want to make certain that you have the right classification of the plant you are using. This is very important. If the tincture calls for impatiens, for example, find out which strain of impatiens. In flower remedies, Impatiens glandulifera is used, and you MUST use this exact flower. Secondly, you must insure absolute cleanliness. Wash your hands, and rinse them well. Boil all of your utensils in the same quality water you use for the remedy itself. You also will not want the plants for the remedy to touch your hands, even after you have cleaned them. Take a large leaf from the plant to put your pickings on. When you handle them, you might want to take a twig from the plant to move them around with. This will make sure that there are no oils from your skin on the plants you are using for the remedy.
For a complete listing of article comments, questions, and other discussions related to T. Darlene Cheek's Holistic Therapy topic, please visit the Discussions page. |
|||||||
|
|
||||||||