Oregon Grape heals patterns of conditioning that are instilled in us, conditioning that tells us we aren’t safe in relationships and can’t let our guard down. Oregon Grape helps you see the good intentions of others and disrupts paranoid thought processes, allowing trust and love to flourish.
Malva aides in stopping the cycles of rejection. Oftentimes, our perception of things has a direct effect on what we experience. When we are looking through the lens of past trauma, our perception may not be a true picture of present time reality. An initial trauma of rejection can sensitize a person to further perceived … Read more
Evening Primrose helps heal emotional pain absorbed from the mother in early childhood. It is especially recommended for those who were adopted or unplanned, causing stress in utero. Evening Primrose can also help with other mother issues, such as being over-controlled, or used to boost her self-esteem (therefore you had to be a model student … Read more
Daffodil increases sensitivity and connection. It lights the way and facilitates clarity for those facing tough decisions. Daffodil can help you to see the big picture and where you fit into it. The big picture view loosens fixation on an object of desire, or on something you dislike — both types of fixation can be … Read more
Chicory flower essence is for those who feel deprived of love. They love to be surrounded by those that they care for and may tend to fuss over them. Chicory helps with abandonment issues and wounds from rejection that result in holding people so tightly that they pull away, creating a vicious cycle. Chicory helps … Read more
Canada Thistle has to do with one’s relationship to family and community. Part of your personality is constructed by how you identify yourself within your family or community. The development of this part begins in childhood and can be hampered when the experience of family was negative, chaotic or painful. Canada Thistle helps to grow … Read more
Calendula flower essence fosters warm sensitive communication in those who tend to speak harshly. Those who are “too blunt” are better able to find ways to say what needs to be said without shredding the other person. It also helps us to recognize the creative nature of our words and therefore is an aid to … Read more