FES ORGANIC QUINTESSENTIALS FLOWER ESSENCE BLACK EYED SUSAN 30ML

Positive qualities: Ability to integrate expansion and contraction in mental forces of the soul; mental clarity balanced with imaginative and artistic capacities Patterns of imbalance: Mental fatigue or related toxicity in the nervous system, dreaminess; learning disorders including attention deficit

Positive qualities: Reclamation of soul light in the deepest structures of the body; recovery from depression or addiction with new forces of hope and upliftment Patterns of imbalance: Depression registered in the body as physical gravity; listless, languid or drained - often localized in the respiratory system; sense of hopelessness or resignation with resulting depletion of energy; depression and low energy function associated with drug withdrawal

Flourish: To thrive and prosper; to achieve  success and fare well; to express with artistry and flare; to reach higher development and excellence. Latin: florire, flor (flower) Flower essence therapy, founded by Dr. Edward Bach in the 1930s, is based on the profound understanding of the vibrational healing properties of flowers. All cultures throughout the world cherish a soul language of flowers for expressing deeper forms of healing and sacred awareness. Flowers impart vibrational energy patterns of vibrant life force, expressive form, ethereal colour and beauty. They help the human soul to flourish by developing this same flowering capacity. True to their name, the Flourish line of FES flower essence formulas is designed to achieve the highest potential of body-soul wellness. The Flourish line is the result of many years of research, involving plant studies, case reports submitted by practitioners around the world, clinical interviews, and extensive use in natural disaster relief. Most formulas, or their key components, have been used for more than a decade. Many formulas have been revised or re-named as research has developed.

Beautiful photographs and affirmations for 103 major FES essence flowers – photos by Richard Katz, text by Patricia Kaminski.