Flower essences are water-based solutions that contain the essential energies of flowers. This happens by way of allowing the flowers to float in water under the sun, the moon, or the stars to absorb the particular signature of a flower. The water will then store these vibrational signatures. When taken orally or rubbed on the skin, the energy of the flower is transmitted into a person’s or animal’s own vibrational energy, creating harmony in the matching energy field or fields.
For example, the stress of navigating social upheaval can cause moodiness, anxiety or depression. In turn, this can lead to illness as it weakens the immune system, digestive dysfunction, and other physical manifestations. The vibration of various flowers work singularly or in combination to support areas in the body that may be compromised, but on a much deeper emotional level, thereby assisting in improving physical health.
Flower essences can help prevent major disease processes by healing the emotional cause of disease. They are a wonderful way to combine mind, body and soul in the healing process.
Dr. Edward Bach
One of the most common names in the field of vibrational healing is Edward Bach, the founding father of the Bach Flower Remedies. Dr. Bach initiated flower essence as a healing modality in the medical establishment in England in the 1930’s. A medical doctor steeped in the field of homeopathy, Dr. Bach was conducting case studies in the healing effects of the flower’s essence, which he had discovered while collecting dew drops from plants at dawn. Theorizing that such drops contained the energy pattern or signature of the plant from which is was derived, he further assumed that when ingested by human beings, the essence of the flower would match the vibrational patterns stored within the genetic field of the human being. From these observations came the famous Bach Flower Remedies. Dr. Bach’s work has opened the door to the empirical study of flowers and their vibrational healing qualities. As more and more medical and holistic practitioners turn to them as a healing modality, their popularity has increased as another powerful tool for healing adults, children, and animals.
