Bach flowers - Organic floral elixir N ° 11 Clematis

What is a floral elixir according to Dr. Bach?

Dr. Edward Bach (1886-1936) assumed that certain negative emotional states can have a detrimental effect on our bodily well-being. Thus, rather than directly relieving a physical dysfunction, he advocated the restoration of a psychological balance based on the use of 38 different flowers with harmonizing and positive strength.

This method does not claim to be the solution to all the physical or moral inconveniences that can be encountered but it can play a significant supporting role in case of emotional imbalance.

The Ladrôme flower essences are elaborated in the rules of art from flowers harvested in wild places on the blanks of Mount Canigou and Drôme in France.

Overview

This flower is for dreamers, those who still have their heads in the clouds, sleeping people who are never fully awake and who do not have their feet on the ground. They do not like din, confusion, promiscuity, or noises, whatever they are. They are not interested in the present moment that does not attract them and flee from reality. They are quiet, dreamers and plan for the future. Attached to conventions, they seek an ideal but lack practical sense. When they get sick, they do not do anything to heal themselves, there are even some of them who would like to die to find themselves among their loved ones who have disappeared into a better world. The medicatrix nature has identified this dream with open eyes in search of happiness in Clematis. It is a rather bizarre climbing shrub with small flowers whose intoxicating scent brings the dreamer into the clouds, into the unlimited plains of the ideal.

Clematis in his signage looks like these people and can heal their negative aspects. He who is not interested in present things will recognize himself in Clematis. With this floral remedy, according to Dr. Bach's methods, he will be able to cure certain attitudes of renunciation that keep him on the margins of social life. It's a bit like the people sitting in a ballroom watching, dreaming about silhouettes and ideal horizons they will never meet. Clematis, a lush shrub, behaves in the same way but manages to adapt to reality by wrapping around bushes or clinging to trees. Its delicate flowers and filamentous silver-colored pistils, reminiscent of the beard of an old gentleman, describe the wisdom of those who manage to live in society: they know how to bear the thankless reality and boredom without giving up their endless dreams, on which they meditate in the worst moments of their existence.

Negative states of mind

- Have no interest in reality, even if it comes in a pleasant and acceptable form.

- Escape from reality by the imagination; they are beautiful images, but they do not lead to anything because we feel unsuitable, unable to live in the daily routine that requires careful and concrete behavior and a sense of responsibility.

- Distractions, fluctuating attention, very low concentration.

- Laziness of character, inactivity, procrastination, apathy.

- Conformity, servile and laziness due to low emotional tension.

- The only attractions: eat when you want to go to bed to sleep.

Psychological therapeutic indications

- Hypersensitive emotionality, dreamy, turned towards the marvelous, utopia.

- Emotivity inactive, introverted, melancholy, sad, with a tendency to pose as a victim.

- Tendency to isolation caused by frustration, unfulfilled desires.

- Apathetic depression, animated by an attraction to death.

- Tendency to spend on futile things, immediately thrown away.

- Personality Abnormality Disorder with Temporary Loss of Reality: Occurs most often in adolescents and adults at least 40 years of age.

- Paranoid personality disorder associated with a phobia of failure and all that can mean social humiliation, such as marginalization.

- Disorders of mental concentration and memory, caused by regular intake of synthetic drugs.

In children

- Newborns who sleep for a long time or who seem to be absent when they look at adults.

- Willingness to forget the suffering suffered.

- Want to be lulled by the dream with open eyes; to be very distracted, imprudent, clumsy; subject to accidents, to frequent misfortunes, but without complaint.

- Unable to follow an apprenticeship with diligence.

Psycho-organic therapeutic indications

Somnolence, physiognomy of a sleeping person, muscular hypotonia.

- State of coma, lack of consciousness.

- Dyspepsia, low bile flow due to indolence and disinterest.

- Anorexia or bulimia at the apathy of puberty by refusal of realities.

- Aggravation of the disease because one does not listen to the doctor's advice.

- Psoriasis due to apathetic depression or other characteristic, psychic etiology.

Characteristics of healing

- We did not miss a dream, but we also understood the existential value of the present. This understanding allows for a better quality of practical life, but also offers an abundant material to creative fantasy.

Manual

3 drops under the tongue, or diluted in water, 4 times a day, including in the morning on an empty stomach and at bedtime.

Composition

Cognac *, aqueous infusion of Clematis vitalba *, 1 / 240th dilution.
(*) Ingredients from organic farming.
Precautions for use

Do not exceed the recommended dose.