Banyan Tree
Bean Tree
Bleeding Heart
Blue Clitoria Vine
Boabab Tree
Bougainvillaea Magenta
Bougainvillaea Peach
Cassia Tree
Eye Glory
Feminine Essence
Frangpani
Ganesh Pushni
Hibiscus Red
Hibiscus White
Jasmine
Madonna Blue
Marrigold
Purple Spear
Red Butterfly
Red Flame Tree
Roses
Samadhi Neem
Soul Essence
Spiritual Essence
Taccoma
Tantani
Tree of Joy
Verbena
Yellow Butterfly
Bleeding Heart - a heart essence for children
Quality healing the heart of children and returning them to their natural joyful state.
Disharmony anger, lack of joy, argumentative, mean, spiteful, destructive, sadness, being too adult and serious.
For all kinds of childhood trauma that makes a child feel unloved. It quickly goes to the heart of the matter and enters in, healing the wounds and lightening up the heart. It allows the children in 'adult' situations to re attune to the lightness and joy of being a child. This essence attunes to the sound of children playing happily in a playground, just playing, running, skipping and being carefree. This is the natural state of children, they move in the moment with the creative energies that are flowing through them.
This essence is good for use in crisis counseling to create trust in children and also older people. It is also useful for autistic children and those who are closed off from normal human contact. Adults also need to find their childlike spirit especially when they have become too serious.
Affirmation I am loved by God every moment of every day.
Self process for children in any of these states of disharmony it is essential to provide a loving, calming space for them encouraging them to let you know about their feelings and to listen to what they have to say. Encourage lighthearted games with plenty of carefree fun and laughter. Animals are also great healers of the heart for children.
Remember
Flower essences do not work all the time for everybody, nor are they a complete or exclusive system of healing for the emotions. They should not be used instead of properly qualified medical or health practitioner advice. Always get an orthodox medical diagnosis, particularly to exclude unsuspected and undiagnosed important illness, and as part of your partnership with health practitioners on your journey of health.