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Flower Essences are vibrational liquid remedies containing the energetic healing patterns of flowers. They are taken orally a few drops at a time. Flower essences are used to enhance and increase our health and well being and work to prevent or treat imbalances by realigning our emotional, mental and spiritual selves.
I have been using flower essences for over 10 years. I benefited from them while I was pregnant and used a series of essences for the mother to be. They are subtle, pure and more powerful than they appear. They work directly on our energy field and they are part of my "energy medicine" tool box. Flower essences are powerful remedies for healing sexual wounds and dissolving blocks that keep you from having a healthy and fully satisfying sex life. I'd like to introduce you to a couple and talk about their properties and expressions.
Clary Sage
Salvia Sclarea (lavender and white)
Description: A fast growing biennial with aromatic hairy leaves and panicles of tubular purple and white flowers with prominent lavender bracts. The flower has a forked purple tongue and appears in summer. All parts of the plant are covered with pungent oil and it grows to about 3 feet in height. It is grown widely in the world.
Harmonious Expression: Being in a state of roundedness and a connection to one's "gut" or primal self. Feeling primal strength and animality. Feeling the power of the earth in one's solar plexus; clarity and knowing-ness about who one is. Sensuality from being centered and connected to one's power.
Inharmonious Expressions: Lacking in groundedness, being disconnected from one's instinctual self. Fear of one's own sexuality and sensuality.
Clary Sage flower essence is useful for ungroundedness from too much "air" in one's astrological chart, or from past use of substances such as Marijuana, alcohol, etc. Good for when one is experiencing a challenge being in the earth plane in a more physical and grounded way. Also helpful for those uncomfortable with the primalness of sexual expression. Can be used as an aphrodisiac when combined with a heart centered essence such as Rose essences. Useful to vitalize 1st Chakra functions.
Hibiscus (Hibiscus acetosella). This one is close to heart and home for me because it was one of the first flowers I ever knew. It was always around me when growing up near the equator. During the spring of last year, I bought a small hibiscus plant for my indoor Zen garden. I wanted to include energies and symbols from my early years when I was creatively unspoiled. It kept budding and budding. It would die and new ones would grow instantly. I enjoyed the re-visit of the hibiscus spirit and its deeply inspiring presence no doubt woke up a sleeping spot of my sexual past.
Harmonious Expression: Warmth and responsiveness in female sexuality; integration of soul warmth and bodily passion.
Inharmonious Expression: Inability to connect with one's female sexuality; lack of warmth and vitality, often due to prior exploitation or abuse.
In many cases, sexual expression becomes cold, uninhibited and unresponsive. The Soul can no longer contact the feeling part of the Self and infuse it with love and caring. Hibiscus flower essence helps women to reclaim their sexuality, and to restore these soul forces with authenticity and vitality.
It can aid many women who have been sexually traumatized, and it is also generally beneficial for all modern women who have unconsciously absorbed media images and other stereotypes of dehumanized sexuality.
This remedy is sometimes also indicated for men who need to develop a stronger relationship to feminine warmth and positive sexuality. Hibiscus creates flowing warmth throughout the body and soul, especially healing the sexuality. Hibiscus flower essence frees sexual energy. It enhances openness by releasing emotional blockages in the heart. It liberates sexual energy blocks in women and helps to facilitate open communication through the heart chakra.
It is important to understand that flower essences are not essential oils. And though they can come as an herb, incense or essential oil they are not the same in form and function. And they certainly do not have the scent of flowers.
Flower essences smell of brandy or vinegar with which they are preserved. They are not homeopathic medicine since they do not follow the law of "like-curing-like". They are both in the category of vibrational remedies since they both create healing not through the active physical ingredients, but rather through a vibrational (or electrical) pattern. There are no physical parts of the original source in the finished remedy; there is instead an etheric print that has the ability to resonate within the body.
Flower essences are only one of the many tools I use in my holistic health practice. They are powerful, effective, and safe. They have been supportive and I continue to use them successfully time and time again. I also give them to my son and dog.
Angelique Shofar is a sexual wellness & sensual lifestyle coach; a tantric yoga/dance teacher & freelance writer. She facilitates sensual~ cultural events, retreats & workshops around holistic sexuality, wellness & empowerment. She is the founder and director of The Spirit of Wellness. Visit her online at: http://thesexualgriot.typepad.com/ and her blog at http://sexualgriot.blogspot.com/ Email her at: thesexualgriot@gmail.com
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Equator $117.9 The equator is the intersection of the Earths surface with the plane perpendicular to the Earths axis of rotation and containing the Earths center of mass. In simpler language, it is an imaginary line on the Earths surface equidistant from the North Pole and South Pole that divides the Earth into a Northern Hemisphere and a Southern Hemisphere. The equators of other planets and astronomical bodies are defined analogously. Author: Miller, Frederic P./ Vandome, Agnes F./ McBrewster, John Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 152 Publication Date: 2009/11/30 Language: English Dimensions: 5.98 x 9.01 x 0.35 inches |
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Crossing Equator $39.99 Crossing Equator - Giclee Print |
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EQUATOR $237.65 THE HOTEL EQUATOR IS LOCATED IN THE HEART OF VLADIVOSTOK INA BUSINESS DISTRICT WITHIN A WALKING DISTANCE OF MAINMUSEUMS ART GALLERIES CONCERT HALLS HISTORICALMONUMENTS SHOPPING MALLS CASINOS AND NUMEROUS RESTAURANTS.BEING SITUATED ON THE TOP OF A HILL THE HOTEL OPENS AMARVELOUS VIEW OF THE BAY TO ITS GUESTS. YOU CAN TAKE A WALKALONG A LOCAL BEACH WHICH IS JUST 5 MINUTES AWAY. AT OUTHOTEL YOU CAN CHOOSE ANY ROOM WHICH YOU LIKE. ALL OF THEMARE COSY COMFORTABLE RENOVATED AND HAVE ALL NECESSARYFACILITIES.OUR HOSPITABLE ENGLISH SPEAKING STAFF WILL DO THEIR BEST TOPROVIDE THE BEST SERVICE FOR YOUR COMFORTABLE STAY.YOU CAN TASTE WESTERN AND TRADITIONAL RUSSIAN CUISINE AT OURCOZY AND ORIGINALLY DESIGNED RESTAURANT. IF YOU PLAN TO HOLDA CONFERENCE OR SIMPLY A SMALL MEETING THEN OUR HOTEL IS THEBEST CHOICE FOR IT.IN ONE WORD WHILE THE WEATHER IS CHANGING OUTSIDE THEFORECAST INSIDE THE HOTEL IS ALWAYS THE SAME WARM SUNNY ANDALWAYS FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE..... ECONOMY SINGLE G1SECONOMY ROOM SINGLE BED TV SHOWER MINIBARFRIDGE TOILETRIESMAX OCC INCL CHILDREN 1.DELUXE ROOM A1DDELUXE ROOM DOUBLE BED TV SOFA SHOWER MINIBARFRIDGE TOILETRIES FULL SIZE MIRROR BATHROBEMAX OCC INCL CHILDREN 2.TWIN STANDARD C2TTWIN STANDARD ROOM 2 SINGLE BEDS TV SHOWERSOFA MINIBAR FRIDGE TOILETRIESMAX OCC INCL CHILDREN 2.SINGLE ROOM C1SSINGLE STANDARD ROOM SINGLE BED TV SHOWER SOFAMINIBAR FRIDGE TOILETRIESMAX OCC INCL CHILDREN 1 |
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On the Equator $12.67 No Synopsis Available |
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Equator - 25th Anniversary $8.99 Equator - 25th Anniversary |
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Equator: The Amazon - River of the Sun - $14.99 Equator: The Amazon - River of the Sun - |
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Equator: Reef of Riches - $19.99 Equator: Reef of Riches - |
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Equator: Battle for the Light - $19.99 Equator: Battle for the Light - |
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Equator: Challenge of Change - $14.99 Equator: Challenge of Change - |
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Equator Principles $108.33 The Equator Principles EP are a set of environmental and social benchmarks for managing environmental and social issues in development project finance globally. Once adopted by banks and other financial institutions, the Equator Principles commit the adoptees to refrain from financing projects that fail to follow the processes defined by the Principles. The Equator Principles were developed by private sector banks led by Citigroup, ABN AMRO, Barclays and WestLB and were launched in June 2003. The banks chose to model the Equator Principles on the environmental standards of the World Bank and the social policies of the International Finance Corporation IFC. 60 financial institutions April 2008 have adopted the Equator Principles, which have become the de facto standard for banks and investors on how to assess major development projects around the world. In July 2006, the Equator Principles were revised, increasing their scope and strengthening their processes. Author: Miller, Frederic P./ Vandome, Agnes F./ McBrewster, John Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 132 Publication Date: 2009/12/02 Language: English Dimensions: 5.98 x 9.01 x 0.30 inches |
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Following the Equator $3.99 Following the Equator (American English title) or More Tramps Abroad (English title) is a non-fiction travelogue published by American author Mark Twain in 1897. In Following the Equator, an account of that travel published in 1897, the author unmasks and criticizes racism, imperialism and missionary zeal in observations woven into the narrative with classical Twain wit. Excerpted from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Intuitive navigation. . Text annotation and mark-up. . |
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North of the Equator $15.73 Cyril Dabydeen's new collection of stories, North of the Equator, looks at the polarities of tropical and temperate places. Acclaimed novelist Sam Selvon (The Lonely Londoners) says, "Dabydeen is in the vanguard of contemporary short-story writers, shuttling with equal and consummate skill from rural Guyana to metropolitan Canada." Dabydeen's characters occupy the spaces in between. They live in limbo, stretched between two worlds: one, an adopted home in Canada; the other, a birthplace in the islands scattered across the equator. |
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Full Moon from Equator $39.99 Gerry Ellis Full Moon from Equator - Photographic Print |
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Parallels of Longitude Relative to the Equator $49.99 Allain Manesson Parallels of Longitude Relative to the Equator - Giclee Print |
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Following the Equator (Unabridged) $16.59 Following the Equator is an evocative and highly unique American portrait of 19-century travel and customs.... |
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Meet Eddie the Equator $16.98 Journey along with Eddie the Equator as he travels around and around the world and see some of the wonderful places he crosses. |
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Equator Extremes (3 Disc) - Widescreen Box $29.99 Equator Extremes (3 Disc) - Widescreen Box |
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Sage $34.99 Elizabeth Blackwell Sage - Giclee Print |
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Used Equator Audio Research Q Series Q8 $679.99 In Store Used USED EQUATOR AUDIO RESEARCH Q SERIES Q8 |
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Fancy-Dress Ball on H.M.T. 'serapis', Crossing the Equator $39.99 Fancy-Dress Ball on H.M.T. 'serapis', Crossing the Equator - Giclee Print |
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Star Trails of the Celestial Equator in Somuncura, Argentina $24.99 Stocktrek Images Star Trails of the Celestial Equator in Somuncura, Argentina - Photographic Print |
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Equator: Power of an Ocean - $19.99 Take a high definition tour of the area that covers only five percent of the Earth's surface, yet serves as home to over fifty percent of its animal and plant species in this documentary exploring the mysteries of the Equator. The Equator is not only the line that divides our planet in half, but also a powerful line of life where the pace of evolution quickens. There, animals are able to breed all year round thanks to the warm and humid conditions, though their fight for survival never ceases. In this documentary, filmmakers revel how and why flora and fauna grow faster, larger, and weirder on the Equator than any other place on Earth. As the equatorial sun shines down on the ocean, moist air rises to create trade winds, and ocean currents reach out to energize life on distant areas of the planet. So come along, and chase the sun on a 40,000-kilometre adventure to some of the most extreme and ecologically diverse areas on the planet. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
