Essences of Anemone, Wild Iris, Foxglove, Rose, Elderflower, Lady's Mantle, Belladonna Lily, Apple and Olive in a rose and honey infused brandy

A flower essence formula for connecting to abundant and divine nourishment

This formula is dedicated to Flora, the Goddess of Spring and of flowering plants. I was instructed to work with these plants under Flora's domain, and this formula blossomed from this work. Some of the qualities of the flowers are listed below, but let's not forget that the power of these plants expands beyond the following words!

Anemone: For feeling safe and grounded in the body.

Wild Iris: Connects to deep and soulful vitality.

Foxglove: Releases tension, energetic heart strengthener so we may see through fear.

Rose: Opening to the Sacred.

Elderflower: Invigorates sense of beauty, releases self-doubt.

Lady's Mantle: Deeply nourishing through connection to Earth.

Belladonna Lily: Embodying sensuality.

Apple: Calls in re-enchantment!

Olive: Breathes new life into the over-exhausted.

To understand how flower essences work requires a recognition that the human being is more than a physical body, but also incorporates a "body" of life energy, a "body" of sensitivity and feelings, and a spiritual essence or Self. Flower essences are energetic imprints of the life force of plants which interact with these subtle bodies of the human being, and evoke specific qualities within us. We can say that they work in a similar way to inspirational music or art, which carry meaning through the vehicle of sound or light, while the flower essences work through the medium of water.

Modern physics has known for nearly a century that matter and consciousness are intertwined. However, medical science still generally works with a nineteenth century model of the human being as a mechanism in a world of machines. We expect that in the coming century medical science will develop ways of studying the impact of consciousness on health, and we will learn more about the ways in which flower essences work. However, empirical research, which consists of the collection of case studies and practitioner reports, will remain the primary source of knowledge about how flower essences work.(content from Flower Essence Services)