Bach Flowers Willow N°38

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 heals those who let themselves be won over by discouragement or despair, having suffered from the adversities of life. They do not resign themselves to their condition and complain, feel resentment against themselves, against destiny and especially against others. They often do it out of habit or to show a victim's face. They judge life only in terms of social success and money. They find their destiny so unjust that the enthusiasm and energy they put into what they put into what they happily did before they went into a crisis is weakened.

The medicatrix nature has inscribed the therapy for these negative moods in the signage of Willow, the white willow with yellow shoots, whose origin is paramount. The yellow color of the male flowers represents a lively, extroverted, enthusiastic, brilliant shine and joy program. It is a program of brilliant mental openness, which definitely eliminates the tears of the face of these unsatisfied people, who only see the bad side of things and who hate their neighbor by feeling for him a resentment resentful, bitter and evil. The green color of the female flowers rekindles hope in the crying eyes. This positive attitude of openness allows these people to heal from their negative states, to assume with much awareness all the responsibilities of their previous existential failures. They enter into a relationship of cause and effect with the negative character typology of their nature.

The formal characteristics of the Willow confirm this typical attitude, symbolized by the branches inclined downwards. it precedes, however, a very strong upward energy recovery that is found in the sinuosity of the trunk. We are therefore faced with an extremely interesting character and unpredictable reactions.

Negative states of mind

- Feeling bitter, resentful, abused unjustly by fate.

- Disillusionment, frustration in one's own ambitions.

- Pity on his fate, both grounded and hypocritical.

- Discouragement in the face of a destiny that we think we have not deserved.

- Tendency to blame others for one's own defeats.

- Irascible character mixed with envy, pride and posing as a victim.

- To laugh when the others cry and vice versa, always under the temperamental impulse of an angry nature, selfish, rancorous, a little mean.

- Tendency to be the only one to see the bad side of things on his own account.

Psychological therapeutic indications

- Affective disorder or mood accompanied by depression.

- Despair accompanied by a temporary loss of interest for work and associated with appetite, sleep, libido.

- Psychomotor slowing down, energy drop, feeling frustrated because of others, accompanied by irritability, controversy and grudge.

- Compassion towards oneself associated with posing as a victim and a tendency to hurt others.

- Isolation, pretending to feel bad, hatred due to resentment.

In children

- Tendency to self-pity over her fate accompanied by repressed anger.

- Hatred and rage unexpressed.

- Rancor, resentment, envy, simulated diseases.

- Irreverence towards others, who are in turn unfairly accused.

- Feeling victimized by circumstances and others.

Psycho-organic therapeutic indications

- Hair loss, premature canities due to bitter resentment.

- Wrinkles, cutaneous dyschromia due to dissatisfaction.

- Hepatic insufficiency due to hypochondria, rage, anger, envy.

- Bulimia, obesity as compensation for a failure or a disappointed ambition.

- Gastric neurosis, peptic ulcer due to psychic torment.

- Small persistent pain, neuralgia, neuritis, spasm, headache due to hatred, resentment.

- Angina pectoris, cardiac arrhythmia, tired heart or senile heart due to the feeling of inability to control one's own destiny.

Premenstrual syndrome due to self-pity and resentment.

- Nocturnal pollution, premature ejaculation, impotence, due to a tendency to accuse others, to feel sorry for themselves and to disdain.

Characteristics of Healing

-Back of the ability to replace the painful events of life in a globally positive vision of the existence, which allows to highlight its own qualities and enjoy the best aspects of life.

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 inflorescences of Salix vitellina L. (dilution 1/500).

Precautions for use

Do not exceed the recommended dose