Flower Therapy

The book prescribes the methods of preparation using flower extracts at home for treatment of an emotional trouble/illness/disease. Flower remedies work at mental level rather than the physical level. These remedies dont directly remove the symptoms of disease but work at basic level and uproot the cause of disease. This is a slow procedure of cure but the beneficial result it gives is more lasting. Though flower remedies have many similarities with homeopathy but the method of preparation is markedly different. It is believed to be more effective that homeopathic treatment. Flower therapies hold the notion that any source illness or disease is emotional in nature. Each emotion seems to have a particular energy – love anger despair appreciation fear – one can consider each emotion to have different energy spectrum. It is these negative energy - negative emotions - that are the source of disease in the body. These negative energies can be transformed into positive one through different vibrating pattern of different flowers for different diseases. The therapy involves using the vibrational patterns of flowers soaked into spring water exposed to sunlight before using the product to positively alter the negative effect the patient is suffering from. In this book the author has given in-depth information about common flowers flowers energetic and healing properties and how they are associated with different positive well being and healing. Contents: 1. Flower Remedies 2. An Introduction to Bach Flower Essences 3. Dr. Edward Bach 4. Comparing Different Flower Remedies that May Look Similar 5. How to Make Your Own Flower Essences 6. How to Use Flower Remedies 7. Agrimony 8. Aspen 9. Beech 10. Centaury 11. Cerato 12. Cherry Plum 13. Chestnut Bud 14. Chicory 15. Clematis 16. Crab Apple 17. Elm 18. Gentian 19. Gorse 20. Heather 21. Holly 22. Honeysuckle 23. Hornbeam 24. Impatiens 25. Larch 26. Mimulus 27. Mustard 28. Oak 29. Olive 30. Pine 31. Red Chestnut 32. Rock Rose 33. Rock Water 34. Scleranthus 35. Star of Bethlehem 36. Sweet Chestnut 37. Vervain 38. Vine 39. Walnut 40. Water Violet 41. White Chestnut 42. Wild Oat 43. Wild Rose 44. Willow