Free shipping within Australia, international delivery available
The Bach flower remedies explores the system of alternative medicine developed by Edward Bach, an English medical doctor, during the 1910s. The book details the philosophy and methodology behind these remedies, which consist of extreme dilutions of flower material in a mixture of water and brandy.
According to the author, illness arises from a conflict between the purposes of the soul and the personality, leading to negative moods and energy blocking. To address this, Bach developed a system of 38 different flower remedies, which he derived intuitively based on his perceived connections to plants. He believed that the healing power of flowers could be transferred to water through sunlight or boiling, creating a mother tincture.
The text outlines how these solutions are used, either individually or in combination, to impart specific qualities. It serves as a foundational resource for understanding the origins and intended application of this system. By examining the work of Dr. Bach, the book provides insight into his belief in the four elements and his approach to emotional and physical well-being through these plant-based preparations.
Used (good, see images) Softcover ISBN 9780879838690
