Description of the flower Crab Apple Crab apple is a feral cultivated apple tree that grows in forest clearings, hedges and meadows. It blooms in May with heart-shaped, pinkish red petals. State of Mind One feels infected, dirty and impure, inside and/or outside. One gets caught up in details. Peculiarity Children Children stand out because … The Bach flower Crab Apple
Description of the Impatiens flower The Impatiens plant with its dark green, fleshy leaves grows on damp soils along streams and rivers. The pale, reddish flowers open from July to September. State of Mind One is impatient, easily irritated and tends to overreact. Peculiarity Children Children in impatiens state everything does not happen fast enough. … The Bach flower of Impatiens
Description of the flower Chestnut Bud The shiny buds of Chestnut Bud contain both flower and leaves under a layer of sticky skins. State of Mind You make the same mistakes over and over again because you don’t really process your experiences and don’t learn enough from them. Peculiarity Children Children in this state repeatedly … The Bach flower Chestnut Bud
Description of the flower Water Violent Water Violent belongs to the primrose family, grows in standing or only slightly flowing water and flowers in May and June. The flowers are pale purple with a yellow centre, the leaves remain below the surface of the water. State of Mind One has a pronounced isolated feeling of … The Bach Flower Water Violent
Description of the flower Chicory The undemanding plant grows wild in fields, gravel soils, along roadsides. The blue, star-shaped flowers are very sensitive and wilt immediately after picking. State of Mind One is a possessive personality who interferes and tries to manipulate other people. One is overly concerned about the welfare of other people. One … The Bach flower Chicory
Description of the flower Olive The evergreen olive tree blooms in spring and develops small, inconspicuous, white flowers. State of Mind One feels exhausted, mentally and physically completely exhausted. Everything is too much! Peculiarity Children Children in negative olive state appear pale, limp, exhausted and tired and do not feel like doing anything. They lack … The brook blossom olive
Which Bach Flowers are used? The following Bach Flowers can be used for people who suffer from despair and despondency: Crab Apple (wooden apple) Elm (elm) Oak (oak) Pine (Scottish pine) Larch (Lark) Willow. – Sweet Chestnut Star of Bethlehem Positive development opportunities: Generosity, a sense of context, details become irrelevant. – One feels internally … Bach flowers in desperation
Description of the flower Oak The oaks develop their flowers from April to May. Female and male flowers grow on a tree. State of Mind You feel depressed and exhausted, yet you keep fighting bravely and do not give up. Peculiarity Children In children, the negative Oak state does not occur in its pronounced form. … The Bach Flower Oak
Which Bach Flowers come into question? The following Bach Flowers can be used for people who suffer from excessive sensitivity: Agrimony (Odermenning) Centaury Holly (Holly) Walnut (walnut) Positive development opportunities: Conflict ability, joy of life, real inner happiness. – One tries to hide tormenting thoughts and inner restlessness behind a facade of happiness and carefreeness … Bach Flowers for Sensitivity
Description of the Aspen flower The tree is widespread. In March or April the male hanging and the female round catkins appear, before the leaves break out. State of Mind One has inexplicable anxieties, fear of impending disaster, fear of expectation, “fear of fear”, “trembling like aspen leaves”. Peculiarity Children Children tend to have nightmares … The Aspen Bach Flower
Description of the flower Red Chestnut The tree (Red Chestnut) is slightly smaller than the horse chestnut. The bright pink flowers appear in spring. State of Mind You worry more about the welfare of other people than about your own. Peculiarity Children Children in Red Chestnut state have a very close bond with parents and … The Bach Flower Red Chestnut
The child is a pessimist and always looks to the future with negative expectations. It is sceptical, doubting, slightly discouraged when something doesn’t work out right away. “I’ll never learn that” is often heard when children do not make the same good progress with newly acquired skills such as cycling, swimming, arithmetic and many other … Bach Flowers for children – in case of uncertainty
