OCD is characterised by uncontrollable, unwanted thoughts and repetitive, ritualised behaviours you feel compelled to perform. If you suffer in this way you probably recognize that your obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviours are irrational – but even so, you feel unable to resist them and break free
Below is a list of flower remedies that align with the symptoms of this condition.
Orange and Hibiscus - obsessive behaviour
Garlic - fear
Asphodel - spiritual fear, fear of evil
Cherry Plum - fear of harming another
Sweet Chestnut - inner torment
Crimson Pea - to comfort whilst facing the darkness, and to assist in the process of transformation that accompanies such states
Mustard - depression and loneliness
Crab Apple - when we feel unclean, tainted and unworthy
Persian Lilac - to help us realise that we are not perfect and can fall below our own expectations
Hyssop and Pine - guilt
Nasturtium - to help open the mind beyond and above narrow and blinked vision
Scabious - when the mind feels overwhelmed
White Chestnut - unwanted thoughts
The Seed Essence of Mallow is also included. Seeds are quite and still in a state of dormancy. All conditions that have a nervous or agitated state associated with them will respond to seed essences.
How to work with these flower remedies
Take regularly, 4 drops, 4 times daily. It is very important to have a fully thought out program to manage the symptoms of this condition and flower remedies can be used as part of such a management program. The regular taking of the remedies affirms the desire to improve, get better, take positive steps forward. For this condition it is important not take the stated dose more often, however, holding the bottle at times of stress is an excellent way of staying close to the qualities of the flower remedies.
Although some of the above mentioned symptoms with parallel flower remedies may not describe your condition, flower remedies can do no harm, so those remedies in the mix that are not appropriate to you will simply have no effect.
Once Can Do!
OCD is characterised by uncontrollable, unwanted thoughts and repetitive, ritualised behaviours you feel compelled to perform. If you suffer in this way you probably recognize that your obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviours are irrational – but even so, you feel unable to resist them and break free
Below is a list of flower remedies that align with the symptoms of this condition.
Orange and Hibiscus - obsessive behaviour
Garlic - fear
Asphodel - spiritual fear, fear of evil
Cherry Plum - fear of harming another
Sweet Chestnut - inner torment
Crimson Pea - to comfort whilst facing the darkness, and to assist in the process of transformation that accompanies such states
Mustard - depression and loneliness
Crab Apple - when we feel unclean, tainted and unworthy
Persian Lilac - to help us realise that we are not perfect and can fall below our own expectations
Hyssop and Pine - guilt
Nasturtium - to help open the mind beyond and above narrow and blinked vision
Scabious - when the mind feels overwhelmed
White Chestnut - unwanted thoughts
The Seed Essence of Mallow is also included. Seeds are quite and still in a state of dormancy. All conditions that have a nervous or agitated state associated with them will respond to seed essences.
How to work with these flower remedies
Take regularly, 4 drops, 4 times daily. It is very important to have a fully thought out program to manage the symptoms of this condition and flower remedies can be used as part of such a management program. The regular taking of the remedies affirms the desire to improve, get better, take positive steps forward. For this condition it is important not take the stated dose more often, however, holding the bottle at times of stress is an excellent way of staying close to the qualities of the flower remedies.
Although some of the above mentioned symptoms with parallel flower remedies may not describe your condition, flower remedies can do no harm, so those remedies in the mix that are not appropriate to you will simply have no effect.
Once Can Do!
Dosage 4 drops, 4 times daily.
Vegetable glycerine is a sweet alternative preserver to the traditional brandy. However, it is not as effective as a preservative as brandy. Consequently the use of the flower remedy needs to be modified. If possible, keep the bottle in the fridge. More importantly though, do not allow the pipette to touch the tongue and keep away from the mouth. It is wise to put the four drops in a drink or on a teaspoon for ingestion.
OCD is characterised by uncontrollable, unwanted thoughts and repetitive, ritualised behaviours you feel compelled to perform. If you suffer in this way you probably recognize that your obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviours are irrational – but even so, you feel unable to resist them and break free
Below is a list of flower remedies that align with the symptoms of this condition.
Orange and Hibiscus - obsessive behaviour
Garlic - fear
Asphodel - spiritual fear, fear of evil
Cherry Plum - fear of harming another
Sweet Chestnut - inner torment
Crimson Pea - to comfort whilst facing the darkness, and to assist in the process of transformation that accompanies such states
Mustard - depression and loneliness
Crab Apple - when we feel unclean, tainted and unworthy
Persian Lilac - to help us realise that we are not perfect and can fall below our own expectations
Hyssop and Pine - guilt
Nasturtium - to help open the mind beyond and above narrow and blinked vision
Scabious - when the mind feels overwhelmed
White Chestnut - unwanted thoughts
The Seed Essence of Mallow is also included. Seeds are quite and still in a state of dormancy. All conditions that have a nervous or agitated state associated with them will respond to seed essences.
How to work with these flower remedies
Take regularly, 4 drops, 4 times daily. It is very important to have a fully thought out program to manage the symptoms of this condition and flower remedies can be used as part of such a management program. The regular taking of the remedies affirms the desire to improve, get better, take positive steps forward. For this condition it is important not take the stated dose more often, however, holding the bottle at times of stress is an excellent way of staying close to the qualities of the flower remedies.
Although some of the above mentioned symptoms with parallel flower remedies may not describe your condition, flower remedies can do no harm, so those remedies in the mix that are not appropriate to you will simply have no effect.
Once Can Do!
OCD is characterised by uncontrollable, unwanted thoughts and repetitive, ritualised behaviours you feel compelled to perform. If you suffer in this way you probably recognize that your obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviours are irrational – but even so, you feel unable to resist them and break free
Below is a list of flower remedies that align with the symptoms of this condition.
Orange and Hibiscus - obsessive behaviour
Garlic - fear
Asphodel - spiritual fear, fear of evil
Cherry Plum - fear of harming another
Sweet Chestnut - inner torment
Crimson Pea - to comfort whilst facing the darkness, and to assist in the process of transformation that accompanies such states
Mustard - depression and loneliness
Crab Apple - when we feel unclean, tainted and unworthy
Persian Lilac - to help us realise that we are not perfect and can fall below our own expectations
Hyssop and Pine - guilt
Nasturtium - to help open the mind beyond and above narrow and blinked vision
Scabious - when the mind feels overwhelmed
White Chestnut - unwanted thoughts
The Seed Essence of Mallow is also included. Seeds are quite and still in a state of dormancy. All conditions that have a nervous or agitated state associated with them will respond to seed essences.
How to work with these flower remedies
Take regularly, 4 drops, 4 times daily. It is very important to have a fully thought out program to manage the symptoms of this condition and flower remedies can be used as part of such a management program. The regular taking of the remedies affirms the desire to improve, get better, take positive steps forward. For this condition it is important not take the stated dose more often, however, holding the bottle at times of stress is an excellent way of staying close to the qualities of the flower remedies.
Although some of the above mentioned symptoms with parallel flower remedies may not describe your condition, flower remedies can do no harm, so those remedies in the mix that are not appropriate to you will simply have no effect.
Once Can Do!
Dosage 4 drops, 4 times daily.
Vegetable glycerine is a sweet alternative preserver to the traditional brandy. However, it is not as effective as a preservative as brandy. Consequently the use of the flower remedy needs to be modified. If possible, keep the bottle in the fridge. More importantly though, do not allow the pipette to touch the tongue and keep away from the mouth. It is wise to put the four drops in a drink or on a teaspoon for ingestion.
