Aloe (Aloe vera)
The typical remedy for fiery, hot-headed people who need to 'keep their cool', Aloe calms and soothes hot tempers. Wherever there is too much heat in one's life, use Aloe - great for hot flushes. A beneficial remedy for people, pets and plants in hot weather. Where there has been intense trauma resulting in a tearing of the aura, Aloe helps to seal these holes to prevent energy leaks and energy invasions.
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Aztec Lily (Sprekelia formosissima) This remedy is particularly for women moving into liberating times of new-found freedom, such as the last 'child' moving out of home. It helps one come into their personal power and take confident steps in a new direction. Aztec Lily relates specifically to the hip, legs and feet, and brings a sense of purpose to one's stride. A good remedy for homosexuals to claim their sexuality and proudly 'come out'. (back to top)

Basil (Ocimum basilicum)
For those afraid of their sexuality or disgusted by it, who see sexuality and spirituality as opposing forces, Basil helps to harmonise our emotional, sexual and spiritual lives into a sacred wholeness. (back to top)

Black Kangaroo Paw (Macrophidia fuliginosa) For those who hold onto their 'black' thoughts and feelings towards others, obsessed with their bitterness and resentment to the point of harrassing or stalking them. Black Kangaroo Paw shows the futility of holding onto such intense negative emotions and helps to dissolve and transform 'dark' thoughts and actions into light. (back to top)

Borage (Borago officinalis) For those who are easily discouraged, prone to depression and lack confidence in facing difficult situations, Borage lifts the spirits, brings courage and optimism, and enhances our resilience in times of adversity. (back to top)

Bougainvillea (Bougainvillea spectabilis) This remedy is specifically for those who have been abused physically, mentally or emotionally by someone close to them that they trusted. It helps one feel safe, loved and protected, dissolving ill-feelings towards others. It fosters self-forgiveness, humility and helps us come out of our safety zone so we can freely enjoy life's pleasures again. (back to top)

Calendula (Calendula officinalis)
Related specifically to the power of the written and spoken word, Calendula is for those who tend to use harsh or 'cutting' words which may lead to arguments or misunderstandings, who lack warmth and sensitivity in their communication with others. It fosters awareness of what they create with the words they use, and helps one to listen compassionately to others. (back to top)

California Poppy (Eschscholzia californica) For those who seek spiritual 'highs' from outside themselves through escapism, addiction, charismatic teachers and occult practices, California Poppy helps one find their spirituality within, awakening their own inner light to live and be guided by. (back to top)

Chamomile (Anthemis nobilis) For those who are moody, easily upset, irritable, impatient and angry, Chamomile soothes inner tension, helping one stand back from the little things that annoy, and restoring a sunny, serene disposition. Chamomile calms the stomach muscles and helps one 'digest' life's moments as they happen. (back to top)

Chickweed (Stellaria media) For those with unresolved emotional issues who feel threatened, insecure or needing to be in control when life's direction changes, Chickweed helps one let go of the past and relax into the present moment, able to freely move forward without guilt or sense of failure because previous choices didn't work out. (back to top)

Cinnamon Myrtle (Backhousia myrtifolia) For those looking to break free of old limitations and habits to create a new way of being, Cinnamon Myrtle is a remedy of deep transformation and rebirth, shedding light on our underlying issues and what our personal truths are. It then shows us the pieces of our life's puzzles, followed by vision and knowledge of our life's true purpose with the strength to see it through. (back to top)