Bach Flower Essences And Remedies - The Seven Helpers
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Bach Flower Essences and Remedies: The Seven Helpers
Introduction to Bach Flower Therapy and the 12-7-19 Classification
Dr. Edward Bach developed flower essence therapy and classified the 38 original essences he used into the 12-7-19 method: the Twelve Healers, the Seven Helpers, and the Second Nineteen. In the first part of this series, we explored the Twelve Healers and the fundamental principles of flower essence therapy. Now, let's delve into the Seven Helpers.
Purpose of the Seven Helper Flower Essences
Dr. Bach designed the Seven Helpers for patients who didn't fully respond to the Twelve Healers. These essences address deeply ingrained negative patterns that may mask an individual's primary personality type. For example, Olive is used for those experiencing extreme exhaustion, which can obscure other traits. By combining Olive with an appropriate essence like Mimulus, deeper healing may be achieved.
Administering the Seven Helper Essences
While these essences can be used individually, they often complement the Twelve Healers. Dr. Bach suggested using Wild Oat if a patient wasn't responding to other treatments, and recommended Holly for active, intense types, and Wild Oat for those who are weak or despondent.
The Flower Essence Repertory by Flower Essence Services broadens their application beyond health conditions to support personal growth. While flower essences can aid emotional roots of illnesses, they are not substitutes for professional medical care.
Descriptions of the Seven Helpers
- Olive: For those exhausted from illness or life struggles, Olive helps tap into a renewed energy source, fostering rejuvenation and linking the spiritual and physical selves.
- Gorse: For those who feel hopeless, this essence restores optimism, enabling a brighter outlook amidst life's challenges.
- Oak: For individuals who over-strive without positive results, Oak encourages balance, allowing one to rest and regain strength when needed.
- Vine: For those who impose their way on others, Vine opens up perception to accept diverse viewpoints, alleviating stress and enhancing support.
- Heather: For the self-absorbed and lonely, Heather fosters connection to the Higher Self, promoting emotional self-sufficiency and genuine relationships.
- Rock Water: For those too hard on themselves, this essence encourages flexibility and spontaneity, essential for living joyfully and enhancing healing.
- Wild Oat: This essence helps align individuals with their true vocation, dispelling aimlessness and promoting a sense of purpose and fulfillment.
Conclusion
These Seven Helpers, along with the Twelve Healers, support transformation across many emotional and vibrational states. While they form a robust foundation, numerous other researched flower essences may provide tailored support. Start with these powerful remedies to meet diverse needs and foster healing and personal growth.
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