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Recently, I got hold of a few pages from the book of flower remedy by Edward Bach in tamil.
From Wikipedia...
Edward Bach was a British medical doctor, bacteriologist, homeopath, and spiritual writer, best known for developing the Bach flower remedies, a form of alternative medicine inspired by classical homeopathic traditions.
5jst a small note from tgat: 3:6 White Chestnut
…is the remedy for unwanted thoughts and mental arguments that intrude into the mind and stop us concentrating.
White Chestnut thoughts are often described as ‘worrying’ – but they are not necessarily anxious or fearful, more repetitive. They worry at us like a dog worries a bone.
White Chestnut thoughts go nowhere. They circle round and round in the head like a looped recording.
The remedy helps us think straight.
We can deal calmly and rationally with any underlying problems that might be causing the trouble.
from flower therapy by doreen virtue and robert reeves...
bu9na sera!
Recently, I got hold of a few pages from the book of flower remedy by Edward Bach in tamil.
From Wikipedia...
Edward Bach was a British medical doctor, bacteriologist, homeopath, and spiritual writer, best known for developing the Bach flower remedies, a form of alternative medicine inspired by classical homeopathic traditions.
5jst a small note from tgat: 3:6 White Chestnut
…is the remedy for unwanted thoughts and mental arguments that intrude into the mind and stop us concentrating.
White Chestnut thoughts are often described as ‘worrying’ – but they are not necessarily anxious or fearful, more repetitive. They worry at us like a dog worries a bone.
White Chestnut thoughts go nowhere. They circle round and round in the head like a looped recording.
The remedy helps us think straight.
We can deal calmly and rationally with any underlying problems that might be causing the trouble.
from flower therapy by doreen virtue and robert reeves...
bu9na sera!
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