Bach Flowers Heather N°14

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.

Overview

This flower is for those who do not tolerate loneliness and are always looking for someone who is willing to listen to them. They must always talk about them, whatever the subject. They are unhappy if they stay alone, would be only an instant. Heather is the ideal flower because it matches the qualities they should have. The doctrine of signage confirms the existence of significant similarity relationships between the condition of these people and the energy-therapeutic properties of heather. Purple flowers symbolize qualities and appreciable attitudes, such as recollection, balance, humility and submission, which are well suited to the mentality of those who do not tolerate loneliness and who still need to confide to some friends. This need for communication would be appreciable if it remained within the authorized and honest limits of discretion.

But that's not what happens with these people. It becomes an insistent desire, a paranoid fixation to be listened to at all costs. They go beyond the limits of tolerance and patience of others. They become so boring with their egocentrism and their sterile logorrhea that leads to nothing, and leave neither space nor truce to him who listens to them. They speak for themselves and for themselves and consider others as an audience. Heather is their greatest healer because he teaches the value of silence. It helps to overcome the negative fixation of forcing others to listen to them. It helps to fill the serious spiritual deficiencies related to their self-centeredness and soothe their dissatisfaction with compassion towards others. When Heather is in bloom, he transforms the landscape into a beautiful purple lilac plain, stretching to the edge of the horizon, offering a spectacle of great mental openness whose words are summed up in infinite silence.

Negative moods

- Have the complex called the "needy child" (Bach).

- Place yourself, in all occasions, in the center of the stage.

- Be a champion of chatter and always pose as a victim.

- Express yourself as a mythomaniac who embellishes everything about himself, not to deceive others, but only to persuade himself.

- Behave as someone extremely dependent on others.

- To talk too much, to feel the need to justify oneself continuously.

- Always try to convince others, even banalities.

- Continuously interrupt the conversations of others to talk about oneself.

- Search for friendship only to have a little audience.

- Inventing troubles and diseases to be the center of attention.

Excessive vivacity and selfishness, all wanting for oneself without giving anything to anyone.

- Distraction, unfinished actions, accompanied by a lack of attention due to an exhibitionist logorrhea.

Psycho-organic therapeutic indications

- Asthma attacks or inflammatory cough as signs of anxiety and to pose as a victim, or to introduce an egocentric logorrhea.

- Aérocolie, belching, symptoms of deprivation in loneliness, when one can not speak.

- Irritation of the colon due to the impossibility to let off steam with someone.

- Lack of coordination in the stroll to attract attention to oneself.

- Hypertension due to a plethora, associated with logorrhea and hot flashes.

- Signs on the skin to escape the emotional deprivation and the fear of loneliness.

Characteristics of healing

- Exceeding complexes.

- Control of narcissistic impulses.

- Faculty to listen to others, to understand their problems.

- Respect and love for others.

- Learn to stay silent when it's time.

Manual

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

Composition

Grape alcohol 27% v/v, aqueous solution of flowers and leaves of Calluna vulgaris (L.) Hull. (dilution 1/500).

Precautions for use

Do not exceed the recommended dose.