Flower Essence for Fear

Aspen: The Psychic Flower

"Vague unknown fears, for which there can be given noexplanation, no reason.

Yet the patient may be terrified of something terrible goingto happen, be known not what.

These vague un explanable fears may haubt by night or day.

Sufferers are often afriad to tell their trouble to others".

Dr. Edward Bach

Key Symptoms: inexplicable, vague fear, apprehension, secret fear, impending danger.

Behavior in Blocked State: Having nightmare and panic, sudden anxiety attacks, unfounded sensation of fear and danger seems to be looming without any rational causes, incapable to differentiate between fantacy and reality, unbearable to some atmosphere, controled by irrational fear the entire life without comprehending the reasons, fear can be linked and arise in certain situations, people or places, desire to protect ownself and be less stimulated by outside influences.

Positive Potential: Aspen enables these personalities to have more conscious sensitivity and rational attitude towards seemingly threatening situations and inner fears. The persons can find their inner peace and thus deal with certain situations and continue their life journey with more serenity.

Empowering Statement: "I am protected" , "I am centered", "I amstrong".

Cherry Plum: The Openness Flower

"Fear of the mind being over-strained, of reason giving way, of doing fearful and dreaded things, not wished and known wrong, yet there comes the thought and impulse to do them".

Dr. Edward Bach

Key Symptoms: fear of losing control, sudden bursts of rage, fear of rash action.

Behavior in Blocked State: Afraid to talk and express the feeling that's blocked or congested inside, afraid of going mad and having a nervous break-down, afraid of nedding to do something unfamiliar and normally never do,sudden anxiety attacks, try desperately to have self control, have have sudden uncontrolled outbreaks of rage, toy with the idea of suicide to finally can be releasesd from sufferring.

Positive Potential: Cherry Plum enables these personalities to have more courage, strenght, and composure, and are able to deal with emotions in order to express them in an appropiate manner. It also helps to intrregate the insights and use them in daily life.

Empowering Statement: "I am courage" , "I open myself", "I let flow what want to flow".

Mimulus: The Bravery Flower

"Fear of worldly things, illness, pain accident, poverty, of dark, of being alone, of misfortune.

The fear of everyday life.

These people quietly and secretly bear their dread, they do not freely speak of it to others".

Dr. Edward Bach

Key Symptoms: shyness, timidity, specific and well-defined fear, general fear

Behavior in Blocked State: having delicate and sensitive nature, afraid to be alone but are shy and timid in company, afriad of new things and always need to start slowly, imagine everything to be more difficult and dangerous than it really is, suffer from specific anxieties and phobias, having inner tension from anxiety, getting very anxious when meet with opposition, giving occasional speech, and when things don't work out right away, hypersensitive to enviromental stimulation, unconsciously procrasination becausue of anxities, overcautious during rehabilitation.

Positive Potential: Mimulus enables these personalities to feel up to the world's challenge and are able to braverly get involved in the next task and face to world with cheerful composure. It also help to grow beyound anxities, know the limits, as well as to have more personal courage and understand others in similar situations.

Empowering Statement: "I am brave, I dare", "I step forward".

Red Chestnut: The Cutting-Free Flower

" Fear those who find it difficult not to be anxious for other people.

Often they have ceased to worry about themselves, but for those of whom they are fond, they may suffer much, frequently anticipating that some unfortunate thing may happen to them."

Dr. Edward Bach

Key Symptoms: fear or excessive concern for others, too emotionally connected to another person.

Behavior in Blocked State: Excessive concern and worry for the problem or safety of others, feel the life of another as if it were your own life, know the feeling of another better than your own, unable to cut the cord with someone close to you, burden others with your own worry about their well-being.

Positive Potential: Red Chestnut enables these personalities to know how to balance your concern with a respect for another's autonomy, to empathize with the sorrows of others without making their sorrows to be your sorrows, and to radiate to others positive thoughts of security, well-being, and courage in difficult situations.

Empowering Statment: "I am myself, I stay with myself, I am me, and you are you".

Rock Rose: The Liberation Flower

"The remedy if emergency for cases where there even appears to be no hope. In an accident or sudden illness, or when the patient is terrified, or if the condition is serious enough to cause great fear to those around. If the patient is not conscious, the lips may be moistened with the remedy. other remedies in addition may also be required, as, for example, if there is unconsciousness, which is a deep, sleep state, Clematis; if there is torture, Agrimony, and so on".

Dr. Edward Bach

Key Symptoms: feel fear, panic, and terror.

Behavior in Blocked State: Tend to easily panic especially in accidents, natural diasters, or in any experience of a life-threatening illness or diseasse, often feel terror, horror, or helpless, overreacting and anxiety level quickly escalates in threatening situations, the senses stop working in panic situations, easily getting swaety palms and heart often beats wildly, having pain in solar plexus.

Positive Potential: Rock Rose enables these personalities to meet emergencies with a calm presence of mind, to do what benefits others, to rely on inner intuition, and to mobilize tremendous forces that allow you to do more than you are normally capable of in a serious crisis.

Empowering Statement: "I will survive", "I keep things in perspective, "I follow my inner intuition".

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References

Scheffer, M. (2001). Encyclopedia of Bach flower therapy. (No Title). Chicago.