Flower Essences ~ Rescue Remedy (Part II)

To create the incredible Rescue Remedy you would start by making Mother Tinctures from each of the remedies above. Then you will add 2 drops of each of the essences into a 1 fl. oz. bottle of brandy.

You can also add 4 drops of stock Rescue Remedy to a neutral skin cream for external use.

So, what does the Rescue Remedy do? It helps us recover from the effects of emotional or physical trauma. It helps in cases of shock, after an accident of some time, after an argument, and even during the most difficult times like divorce or separation.

Not only is it a wonderful healer for the traumatic events, but it is also excellent as a healing aid for cuts, bruises, sunburns, and after surgeries. It can help us be calm before exams, job interviews, public speaking, and any other event where we normally get nervous beforehand. And, of course, it is extremely helpful for those with panic and anxiety attacks.

Rescue Remedy is not diluted into individual tinctures as the other flower essences are. It is taken full-strength directly from the Mother Tincture. You can put 4 drops under the tongue or add it to a glass of water to sip.

One of the most important things to remember about rescue remedy though is that it is not an every day treatment. Flower essences are designed to get to the root cause that needs healing. For example: If you are working on patience in your life but you have a panic attack because you have become overly impatient due to a certain event, you would take Rescue Remedy for the panic attack, but you would take impatiens for further treatments not accompanied by a panic attack.

Rescue Remedy is very versatile, too. It can be given to your plants in your garden that have suffered from a shock. It can help calm startled children, as well as pets, by adding a few drops into their food or water. With infants, adding four drops of rescue to the bath water is comforting and reassuring.

Rescue Remedy can be carried with you in case of any and all emergencies. These are fun to make and really get you involved in your own healing. Remember, though, that before taking ANY remedy, you should consult your physician, especially if you are already taking prescribed medication. The information in this article is NOT meant to replace your current medical

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