Indian
Tobacco (Lobelia inflata)
The flower remedy for breaking karmic ties and
energetic connections we hold in our lives that
are not for our highest good. With Indian Tobacco
one creates an awareness of the dynamic between
individuals and the sight to know what action
is necessary. When the same pattern repeats itself,
and the lesson is ready to be learned, use this
remedy. Beneficial in relationship counselling
for repeated dysfunctional behaviour. (back
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Iris
(Iris versicolor)
The remedy of colour, creativity and inspiration,
Iris is helpful for bringing out the artist within.
It encourages creative expression, particularly
with the hands and anything that involves 'shaping'.
When planning a garden, doing bonsai or topiary,
use this remedy for both the plant and yourself.
The best shape will present itself. (back
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Jasmine
(Jasminum officinale)
For those who feel congested, sluggish,
mentally cloudy and lack direction in life,
Jasmine clears the mind, enhances mental
clarity, promotes an awakening of philosophical
concepts in those previously agnostic, and
brings a practical sense of direction to
those seeking a new path in life. (back
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Kangaroo Paw
(Anigozanthos manglesii)
For those who feel socially uncomfortable,
awkward, inept and unaware of appropriate
behaviour, Kangaroo Paw brings a sense of
relaxation and comfort, promoting kindness
and sensitivity to the needs of others to
help them feel welcome and at ease.
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Lavender (Lavandula officinalis)
For those experiencing anxiety, inner tension and emotional instability, who feel physically depleted from spiritual practices, Lavender helps to balance the emotions and reconnects us with our higher selves to remove the karmic blockages that prevent spiritual growth. (back to top)
Lemon
(Citrus limon)
For those experiencing mental 'congestion',
who are unable to think clearly, make decisions,
and lack a sense of humour, Lemon sharpens
and opens the mind and is beneficial for
those engaged in study. (back
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Lilac
(Syringa vulgaris)
This remedy is for those who lack emotional and
physical flexibility, and is beneficial in aligning
one's spinal energies. The center of the Lilac stalk
is purple, indicating a spiritual healing quality
through the core of the plant. A beneficial remedy
to take before and after a spinal adjustment.
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Lion's
Tail (Leonotis leonuris)
Also known in Africa as Wild Dagga, this plant as
a herb is used to promote a euphoric trance-like
state while drumming and dancing. The flower remdy
of Lion's Tail is for those who avoid pain and painful
situation, often looking to escape through drugs
or alcohol to numb themselves. It relaxes one's
resistance to pain, bringing a relaxed state within
that is able to face and accept pain as a part of
life. (back to top)
Marigold
(Tagetes patula)
For those who are out of touch with the physical world
and all its senses, who have difficulty understanding
others and tend to shut themselves down, Marigold enhances
an intuitive understanding of the practical world, helps
develop psychic abilities, and increases the ability
to hear on all levels. (back to top)
Marjoram
(Origanum marjorana)
For those experiencing grief, sorrow and vulnerability,
particularly from the loss of a spouse, Marjoram
brings comfort as it calms and soothes fears of
being alone and vulnerable, restoring inner strength
and the ability to be self-reliant. (back
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Mint (Mentha
spicata)
For those experiencing mental dullness and lethargy, Mint facilitates clarity of thought and discernment, enhances mental vitality, and encourages fresh, new ways of thinking. (back to top)
Mugwort (Artemisia
vulgaris)
Mugwort is an excellent remedy for those whose dreaming
interrupts their restful sleep at night. It is beneficial
for those who can be irrational, over-emotional
and hysterical, often through an inability to process
one's dream activity, Mugwort assists all 'flowing'
processes helping energy, thoughts and feelings
to 'flow' through us. It is also useful for developing
our psychic faculties, especially telepathy. CAUTION:
Not recommended during the early stages of pregnancy.
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Nashi
(Pyrus pyrifolia)
The flower essence of Nashi imparts complete and
total calmness in situations of crisis, chaos or
emergency, including childbirth. It creates peace
from deep within, neutralising shock and fear of
separation. Also beneficial for dramatic people,
those who panic and become distressed at the thought
that some catastrophe may occur. With Nashi, even
if one’s worst fears did come true, there’s
a calm and unflustered composure that’s able
to deal with the worst of events. (back
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Nasturtium
(Tropaeolum majus)
For those who are narrow-minded and short-sighted, who
live in their head too much and display obsessive or
compulsive behaviour, Nasturtium helps to broaden one's
horizons, stimulating a feeling of deep connection to
the center of the earth and to all of mankind, and brings
colour, joy and a sense of renewed vitality.
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Parsley
(Petroselinum crispum)
For those with fixed mind-sets, who have held onto
their beliefs without ever re-evaluating them, Parsley
opens the mind to new ways of thinking. It facilitates
new thoughts and fresh opinions for what is relevant
in the present situation, right here and now. Parsley
liberates the mind with fresh perspectives, new
ideas and inspirational thinking. This remedy teaches
that in order to change our world we must first
change our thinking. (back to top)
Passionflower
(Passiflora incarnata)
For those experiencing emotional confusion and states
of frenzy, Passionflower eases inner tension, calms
the spirit, and opens the heart and throat chakras
to help us get in touch with our inner selves, our
'Christ consciousness'. Passionflower restores passion
to our lives and fosters a greater love and compassion
for ourselves and others.
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Penstemon
(Penstemon davidsonii)
For those who feel that life has been unfair to
them, who feel persecuted, victimised and self-pitying,
Penstemon fosters courage and resilience, helping
us perceive difficult circumstances as opportunities
for growth and transformation. This is a great remedy
for "woe is me", for those who blame life
instead of living life. (back to
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