Bach flowers-Organic floral Elixir beech N ° 19

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 heals people who are very critical and intolerant of others and who are also unable to see or appreciate the good side of things. They do not help anyone and the notion of compassion or solidarity is foreign to them. The Oak marks reflect the negative states of the hypercritical-intolerant, but also the possibility of bringing out positive states, such as the ability to see beauty and goodness in their surroundings. This type of person becomes more understanding of the affairs of others and therefore more tolerant. It is difficult to improve the character of these arrogant people without resorting systematically to the floral remedy of Oak. These people must be sensitized and fascinated by the majestic grandeur of this gigantic tree, straight and very ramified. The beech seems to embody the will power of a dictator whose sole purpose is to enslave the gregarious population to his own ideas.

The formal and chromatic characteristics of the flowers confirm Beech's capacity for intolerance and arrogance in intelligent human understanding. The female flowers have a spherical shape that falls down to remind the way of thinking and acting of those who (according to the intolerant people) do not live properly.

The green color brings a spring renewal to those who are very critical and intolerant. The male flowers reflect the ambition to walk in new ways for those who are conscientious, indulgent and tolerant of the faults of others. In the chromatic landscape of Beech, it is green that predominates. It may indicate a certain mental flexibility that predisposes to improvement in a conscientious person, this transformation is accompanied by a high self-esteem, in its positive aspect, and a rejection of all the negative aspects, such as the arrogance, authoritarianism, dogmatism, intolerance, too good self-image.

Negative states of mind

- Excessive concern and not always altruism of the well-being of others.

- Excessive critical sense, highly developed censorship of the defects of others.

- Intolerances idealized by the conviction to improve one's neighbor

- Disillusionment not to see more beauty and goodness in others, however, is finding good in everything that would be wrong.

- intolerant attitude on issues of ideological principle.

- Lack of objectivity because of the extremism of the positions taken.

- Conviction that it is necessary to be rigid and that the end justifies the means to help others eliminate their defects.

- Pride associated with arrogance to impose one's own prejudices.

- Net refusal to recognize one's own faults even if they are obvious.

- Questioning the loyalty of others to show that we are always right.

Psychological therapeutic indications

- Paranoid personality disorder with a feeling of suspicion and distrust of people, this disorder is accompanied by pathological jealousy, sectarianism to try to convince others of the correctness of his convictions, by publishing the general context.

- Narcissistic personality disorder with an exaggerated capacity and intellectual or economic status.

- Paradoxical and persistent exhibitionism of his own image.

- Constant search for attention and admiration from relatives.

In children

- Taste for the argument, fight for the supremacy between comrades.

- With cowardice, tendency to always blame others and to criticize with impertinence.

- Disproportionate anger, alternation of sulking and discontent.

Psycho-organic therapeutic indications

- Various dyspepsia disorders due to a small hepatic insufficiency.

Peptic ulcer gastroduodenal due to psychosomatic masochism.

- Hepato-portal stasis, constipation, hemorrhoids, dyskinesia of biliary lives due to hypochondria.

- Disorders in the arteries, arterioles, blood vessels and veins.

Circulatory spasms, peripheral arteriological disorders, mental scoliosis.

- Musculoskeletal disorders due to joint stiffness of psychosomatic origin.

- Urinary tenesmus, difficult urination due to a subconscious apprehension.

- Disorders of female and male sexuality due to self-denigration.

Characteristics of Healing

- New optics more tolerant from an emotional point of view in human relationships.

- New indulgence and tolerance convinced of the errors of others committed in good faith.

- Ability to identify with others and let them speak without contradicting them.

- Mental lucidity to evaluate all the negative and positive aspects of a problem.

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 Fagus sylvatica *, 1 / 240th dilution.
(*) Ingredients from organic farming.

Precautions for use

Do not exceed the recommended dose