flower essences

[Guest guest]

Good afternoon everyone,

 

I was interested in learning more about flower essences. I've just started

looking into this and find it rather interesting. If anyone uses them or

has anything they would like to share I would be greatly appreciative.

 

Blessings and Love,

 

Leslie

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hello, Leslie

Do you mean essential oils?

I am doing some self-instruction with them and their use in aromatherapy and

massage.

[Guest guest]

What Leslie is talking about are homeopathic flower essences, such as

Bach Remedies, I think. I have some experience with them, but I am

sure that there are others who know more than I do... any takers?

 

Crow

 

Flidais wrote:

>

> Flidais

>

> Hello, Leslie

> Do you mean essential oils?

> I am doing some self-instruction with them and their use in aromatherapy and

> massage.

>

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[Guest guest]

Sorta, these are flower essence oils that you mix together if you like and

take a few drops under your tongue. Supposedly this is absorbed into your

body. But it's all natural taken directly from plants so there is no harm

done to your body.

 

I'll try and locate the site where I was reading about them and post it if

you like.

 

Thanks,

 

Leslie

 

 

Flidais

 

 

Re: Flower Essences

Fri, 30 Apr 1999 20:26:59 EDT

 

Flidais

 

Hello, Leslie

Do you mean essential oils?

I am doing some self-instruction with them and their use in aromatherapy and

massage.

 

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[Guest guest]

Hello

I would agree with Marilyn regarding preference to the FES Remedies- they

also have an entire line of " north american flower essences. They aalso have

an excellent reference book called " the flower essence repertory "

I also really like the literature writted by Bach himself- an amazing

man...but the company bearing his name has changed over the years...

Michelle

> Yes, but not the Bach itself brand. I use FES (Flower Essence Society's),

so

> when you'd speak of say.....Rescue Remedy, I'd say Five Flower Formula.

The rest

> of the 38 original Bach essences are the same names. I've been using them

for

> years, and absolutely love them (for emotional issues); though for anyone

that's

> never taken them before, I always start them on the Five Flower, for two

weeks

> and get a full case history (ok, the dog's an exception, but I've had good

luck

> with the Rescue/Five Flower in pets as well). Once the body is used to the

> essence, I then review the case history, noting what or if anything's

changed

> and proceed from there.. in choosing the appopriate essence<s>.

> Another good idea, one FES recommends, course, you do send them in " if you

> want " , but keep a notebook with all your case history's in them. Makes it

easier

> if you need to treat the same pet/person again. If you don't, it's still a

great

> source for review for yourself, - I have them going back a few years ago

and

> still re-look them up.

>

> Good luck,

>

> Hugs - fellow-spiller,

>

> Marilyn

>

> Debra McDuffee wrote:

>

> > Have you tried Bach flower essences? I am just starting to experiment

with

> > them on my dog, who is a bit high strung (thought the light of my life!)

and

> > has created a lick granuloma on his leg that is yucky! I am starting

him on

> > vervain for worry, but there are remedies recommended for both your

dogs,

> > one for courage and the other for the aggressor. Of course, I can't

> > remember what they are offhand, but if you are interested, let me know

and

> > I'll look them up!

> >

> > Debbie

> > deb

> > http://www.bodyhealthcenter.com

> >

> >

> > How To Make Rose Petal Jam - Step By Step Instructions

> > http://www.av-at.com/stuff/rosejam.html

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I use various flower essence from a company called

White Shemn. They make their essences from wildcrafted or organic flowers

that grow here in the Hill Country of Texas. I have a new catalog that

mentions that they will have their website (www.whiteshemn.com) up and

running in March. Their email address is WhiteShemn.

I have had excellent service from them. All their products have a money

back guarantee too!

 

~Tricia

 

 

 

 

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" Michelle Morton-niyama " <lakshmi

 

Saturday, January 19, 2002 12:10 PM

Re: Flower essences

 

 

>

> Hello

> I would agree with Marilyn regarding preference to the FES Remedies- they

> also have an entire line of " north american flower essences. They aalso

have

> an excellent reference book called " the flower essence repertory "

> I also really like the literature writted by Bach himself- an amazing

> man...but the company bearing his name has changed over the years...

> Michelle

> > Yes, but not the Bach itself brand. I use FES (Flower Essence

Society's),

> so

> > when you'd speak of say.....Rescue Remedy, I'd say Five Flower Formula.

> The rest

> > of the 38 original Bach essences are the same names. I've been using

them

> for

> > years, and absolutely love them (for emotional issues); though for

anyone

> that's

> > never taken them before, I always start them on the Five Flower, for two

> weeks

> > and get a full case history (ok, the dog's an exception, but I've had

good

> luck

> > with the Rescue/Five Flower in pets as well). Once the body is used to

the

> > essence, I then review the case history, noting what or if anything's

> changed

> > and proceed from there.. in choosing the appopriate essence<s>.

> > Another good idea, one FES recommends, course, you do send them in " if

you

> > want " , but keep a notebook with all your case history's in them. Makes

it

> easier

> > if you need to treat the same pet/person again. If you don't, it's still

a

> great

> > source for review for yourself, - I have them going back a few years ago

> and

> > still re-look them up.

> >

> > Good luck,

> >

> > Hugs - fellow-spiller,

> >

> > Marilyn

> >

> > Debra McDuffee wrote:

> >

> > > Have you tried Bach flower essences? I am just starting to experiment

> with

> > > them on my dog, who is a bit high strung (thought the light of my

life!)

> and

> > > has created a lick granuloma on his leg that is yucky! I am starting

> him on

> > > vervain for worry, but there are remedies recommended for both your

> dogs,

> > > one for courage and the other for the aggressor. Of course, I can't

> > > remember what they are offhand, but if you are interested, let me know

> and

> > > I'll look them up!

> > >

> > > Debbie

> > > deb

> > > http://www.bodyhealthcenter.com

> > >

> > >

> > > How To Make Rose Petal Jam - Step By Step Instructions

> > > http://www.av-at.com/stuff/rosejam.html

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

There are a few flower essence group on , and if it's Bach you're interested in, check out TalkBach - it's only about Bach and I *think* sanctioned by the Bach Centre itself. Not signing my name in blood, but it's a great resource nonetheless.

 

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