Scheffer examines 50 common life crises and how the 38 Bach Flower remedies can be used to turn these situations into opportunities for growth.
by Mechthild Scheffer
The fast-paced tempo of modern life has eroded many of the traditional support systems used by our ancestors for aid in a crisis. Individuals are often left feeling powerless in such highly stressful situations as divorce, moving, generation-gap issues, losing one’s job and the death of a loved one.
Scheffer examines 50 common life crises and how the 38 Bach Flower remedies can be used to turn these situations into opportunities for growth. Bach Flowers create a therapeutic connection between the material and the spiritual domains of life, helping us access the inner guidance needed to navigate through a crisis.
Each of the 38 flower remedies supports a different aspect of the psychic potential of human nature and offers its own spiritual orientation and guidance, as well as healing for the body.
In the detailed appendix that lists the strengths and benefits of each flower, the author shows you how to create personalized remedies that address your current condition for maximum self-treatment and transforming a crisis into a real opportunity for growth.
$18.95 — Healing Arts Press, One Park Street, Rochester, VT 05767.
Reprinted from AzNetNews, Volume 29, Number 1, February/March 2010.
April 15, 2012
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