The space we inhabit is our body; we feel and live through the body. Flower therapy has been known as the mental and emotional sphere (thoughts and feelings). We can develop our connection with our body through different flower groups; according to their theory and study, physical illnesses have an emotional origin. If the emotional conflict continues for a long time, the illness can begin to appear in the body. This is how emotional therapy was developed.
Essences such as Crab Apple, the flower that makes us aware of purification and cleansing, helps us with obsessions around feelings of imperfection, intoxication, or contamination. It's the cleanser and detoxifier. Borage, a flower for improving certain nutrients — like oxygen, which is the main source of our life — helps us with low moods like sadness, grief, discouragement, and lack of courage in the face of problems or danger.
Jasmine, a flower essence that helps us accept our own bodily nature and its shortcomings, helps with colds and supports the physical absorption of nutrients. So, each essence carries very organized information that aligns the energy of the living being who takes it — remember that caring for our mind is caring for our body. Remember to say no to negative emotions and prepare for well-being.
Recognizing our body as our home and being conscious of the life that inhabits our body is fundamental, since emotional difficulties, anxiety, depression, and frustration are becoming increasingly common among people — that's why considering flower therapy as a way to healthily redirect emotions and feelings that are out of balance makes sense. Emotions, like thoughts, are part of our being. Let's listen to ourselves so we can give ourselves the help we may need.
