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Bach Flowers: Mood Language Rather Than Diagnosis
Thirty-eight names for weather. Not a pharmacy. Not a personality test.
bach · mood language
1 min read
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Rock Rose: When Fear Becomes Terror
The freeze. A name for the moment that is too large for the body.
bach · rock-rose
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Can Bach Flowers Replace Treatment?
No. They are mood language. Mood language is not medicine. This house will not pretend otherwise.
bach flowers · questions · integrity
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Cherry Plum: Fear of Losing Control
The helm. The fear that it could slip. Not a diagnosis of impulse.
bach · cherry-plum
2 min read
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Gorse: When Hope Has Packed Its Bags
The golden bush of a plant, and the grey weather of a person who has stopped expecting a road.
bach · gorse
2 min read
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Wild Rose: Resignation Disguised as Acceptance
Apathy with good manners. The person who has stopped contesting the weather.
bach · wild-rose
1 min read
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Walnut: Change, Influence and Boundaries
The shell. Not armour for its own sake — a way to complete a moult.
bach · walnut
1 min read
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Sweet Chestnut: At the Edge of Endurance
The limit. Not Olive's empty tank — the sense that the self cannot take the next hour.
bach · sweet-chestnut
2 min read
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Rock Water: When Discipline Becomes Rigidity
The rule as a religion. The self as a project that must never be late.
bach · rock-water
2 min read