Flower Essences Studies

Flower Essences Studies teach that disease is the result of an imbalance or negativity of the soul, and that diluted flower and plant extracts can balance these negativities on a spiritual and emotional level. Flower Essences therapy is similar to the principles of homeopathy, and may be used as an alternative practice to treat both animals and people. Created from nature, Flower Essence therapy is a drug-free, natural way of elevating the mood and healing disease.

Flower Essences are dilute liquid extracts of varied flowers and plants. After the chosen flowers are dried in the sun, a small amount of water is added to the extracted essence and the mixture is preserved with alcohol. This step results in mother tincture, which is diluted again with spring water to make Flower Essence. The essences are used internally or on the skin to balance emotional states, which in turn stimulates the internal healing processes and can help to dissipate illness.

Flower Essences Studies instruct future practitioners in the use of Flower Essences to balance emotional and spiritual wellness and to promote the natural healing abilities of the body.

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What is homeopathy?

An alternative treatment of disease involving the consumption of natural materials that simulate the symptoms of the disease. These materials are first diluted in pure water to such an extent that there are generally no molecules of the original material left. The efficacy of this treatment is rejected by most medical experts. It has the potential of causing harm, because individuals may seek a cure through homeopathy, and ignore the potential for a cure from a physician.
A natural pharmaceutical science that utilizes substances from the plant, mineral, and animal kingdoms and is based on the premise that these naturally occurring substances can cure disease symptoms similar to those they produce if taken in overdose. Each medicine is individually prescribed according to how it stimulates the immune and defence systems of the sick person. Sometimes it is called the “royal medicine.
A form of medicine that relies on minute amounts of herbs, minerals, and other substances to stimulate natural defences against disease. It is more widely used in Western Europe than the United States. Developed in the late 18th century by Samuel Hahnemann, MD, the therapy uses the "law of similars" to treat disease. That is, if large amounts of a substance such as quinine cause symptoms of an illness in a healthy person, then smaller amounts should be used for the cure.