An Introduction To Bach Flower Essences - The Twelve Healers
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An Introduction to Bach Flower Essences: The Twelve Healers
Overview
What Are Bach Flower Essences?
Developed by Dr. Edward Bach in the 1930s, Bach Flower Essences are liquid preparations imprinted with the energy patterns of specific flowers. While they contain little to no chemical trace of the flowers themselves, they carry the vibrational essence, akin to homeopathic remedies.
The Concept
Everything in the universe is made up of energy vibrations. This principle is recognized by both modern physics and ancient philosophies. Take, for example, a red rose?"its unique vibrational pattern differs from that of other flowers, like a geranium. Each flower's specific vibrations contribute to its characteristics such as color and fragrance.
Water, too, can hold these energy patterns. When a flower soaks in water, the water absorbs the flower's vibrational essence, retaining it even after the physical contact ends. This can be used to transfer these energies to humans, promoting emotional and physical healing.
Dr. Bach's Philosophy
Dr. Edward Bach believed that emotional imbalances are the root cause of physical illnesses. Different emotions like love, anger, and fear are seen as specific energetic states. Bach's theory, supported by many healers, suggests that negative emotional states lead to disease but can be transformed using flower essences. This marked the birth of Flower Essence Therapy.
Categorizing Flower Essences
Dr. Bach devised a system classifying essences into three categories:
1. The Twelve Healers: For core personality issues.
2. The Seven Helpers: For chronic conditions.
3. The Second Nineteen: For immediate challenges.
Focus on The Twelve Healers
These essences address foundational emotional imbalances and the twelve primary personality types.
The Twelve Healers Explained
1. Impatiens: For those who struggle with impatience, helping them live in the present moment.
2. Gentian: Aids individuals easily discouraged by setbacks, fostering resilience.
3. Mimulus: For everyday fears, providing courage to overcome anxiety.
4. Clematis: Helps the dreamers become more grounded and present in reality.
5. Agrimony: Supports those who hide their troubles behind a cheerful exterior, promoting inner peace.
6. Chicory: Addresses self-pity and the need for attention, encouraging genuine, outward love.
7. Vervain: Brings balance to those who are intense and inflexible, promoting flexibility.
8. Centaury: Empowers those who cannot say no to set boundaries and value themselves.
9. Scleranthus: Assists with decision-making, reducing indecision and confusion.
10. Water Violet: Encourages open-heartedness and deep connections with others.
11. Rock Rose: Provides courage in the face of overwhelming fear or terror.
12. Cerato: Promotes trust in one's inner wisdom, reducing reliance on external advice.
Conclusion
Dr. Bach's Twelve Healers focus on pivotal personality imbalances. By addressing these, individuals may not only find relief from illness but also enhance personal development and life's overall experience. Whether facing specific health issues or seeking general emotional balance, Bach Flower Essences can play a transformative role.
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