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Australian Bush Flower Essences

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The Bush Flower Essences are among my favorites. This is a wonderfully written flower essence book. The repertory is well organized and easy to use.

Highly recommended!

For some reason, I love the Australian Bush flower remedies, and this is the guide to those remedies. After Bach discovered the idea and began to sell flower remedies, the work and the idea has spread to many parts of the world, resulting in hundreds of different flower remedies, each unique in its healing power. I tend to prefer remedies from my own region of the world, and these are from a completely different continent. Still, I was very drawn to them, and have not been disappointed. I am always impressed by the people who discover & make the remedies, their perceptions and commitment to the work. Australian Bush remedies are no exception. I highly recommend both this book and the remedies described therein, as well as flower essence therapy in general.

Reading about the Flower Essences and how they were made let me understand better what I was about to undertake. I was tested for my Emotions and given the Bush Flower Essences to help work through things that had surface from my past. It made this experiance better and they do work.

I like this book, along with bush flower healing, also by Ian White. If you want to learn about bush essences, get this book.

Good thoughs are positive. Having too many negatives is a sign of the needs for personal development. If this is your case; or wanting to explore how natural therapies heal human minds, this book is a great deal.

This book is also a references of 'the Insight Cards': visuals of flowers, photographed by Ian White. It helps unfold your hidden thoughts and feelings.


Australian Bush Flower Essences

Oh please - not another new age book of babble with not one bit of science.

Instead, it's false promises for those wishing for some sort of false hope and while it's fine to hope for whatever it is one wishes, these sort of books prey on the witless, the clueless, those who fall for a description with absolutely no proof and surely, by now, these sort of books should be banned, or, at least, the people who write them be held accountable for the quackery they promote.