Friday, June 14, 2013

Feel5ive for Horses? I think I'll try it!

In 8 days, our property will become home to a horse who has been living alone with very little human contact for about the last 9 years. That's when "his person" passed away. The people he's with feed him, and the children hand him a carrot now and then, but they don't ride him. They're actually a bit afraid of horses.

 He's friendly and seems gentle, but when I led him out of his enclosure he did get nervous.

 How will he feel about being plunked down in a new home with a human he's only met once? How will he feel about being asked to carry a saddle again? What will he think if a deer or a moose wanders by?

When I know my dogs are likely to be upset about something I put a few drops of Feel5ive,
"Thunderstorms," or "Home Alone" in their water dish.

How many drops of Feel5ive should I add to a 50 gallon watering tank? Perhaps a couple of droppers-full?

I don't know, but I'm going to try it. I believe it will help him adjust to his new home and his new human. And the first few times I work on the two of us getting acquainted, I think I'll take a few drops myself.

Horses DO know when you're nervous, and my being nervous won't help him at all.

Thursday, June 06, 2013

When You've Lost a Loved One, turn to Dr. Bach

Losing a loved one - be they human or a beloved pet - brings on a range of negative emotions that can simply be overwhelming.

Your emotions run from loneliness to rage, fear, depression, and helplessness. In addition, you have to deal with an unwanted change in your life.

It may feel like life is not worth living - and as if you'll never experience another happy moment. But still, you know you must cope. If not for yourself, for others who share your life.

Most of us are not allowed to withdraw - or to cry all day every day. We have to get on with our responsibilities, and those responsibilities include letting others enjoy life, even when we're desperately unhappy.

No remedy can bring back a loved one, and no remedy can make you forget them. But Dr. Bach's remedies can make it easier to get through the day - and to eventually see some sunshine coming back into your life.

If you're suffering from the loss of a loved one, visit FeelBach! and take the questionnaire. Really examine your own emotions as you answer the questions and answer as honestly and completely as you can. The result will be a formula that helps you work through the grief more easily, so you can think about and talk about your loved one with joy in remembrance.

Remember that the children in your life are probably experiencing emotions similar to yours, so help them fill out the children's questionnaire as well.

Those who love you want you to find peace - so do it for them.

Thursday, May 30, 2013

Do you know someone who knows everything about everything?




Usually, such people are full of hot air. They don't know much about much, and what they do know is discounted because others simply assume that they don't know what they're talking about. Kind of like the little boy who cried wolf. 

I've been thinking about such a person lately, and realizing that the reason for her objectionable behavior is her own low self-esteem and lack of self confidence. She's trying to build herself up in her own mind - and it's not working.

Those of us who know about energy know that Dr. Bach's remedies would help her - but that won't happen because she doesn't believe in natural remedies don't work. In addition, she wouldn't admit to feelings of inferiority. 

The first step toward solving any emotional problem is to admit to yourself that it's a problem.



I feel sorry for her. But I also feel happy to know that you and I and others like us do know about energy - and know what to do about it if we start to experience energy blocks. When we begin to fall prey to unhealthy emotional states, we know that  Dr. Bach's flowers are always there to help us get back on track - and that's a good thing.

If you're not sure which remedies you need to help with an emotional imbalance, visit FeelBach! and take our questionnaire. You'll have the answer in no time at all! 

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Would Feel5ive make a good gift for a graduate?



Would Feel5ive make a good gift for a graduate? 

Yes, I think so. In fact, the more I think about it, I think it would make a perfect gift for anyone who is about to embark on a new adventure in life. 

Feel5ive helps lessen anxiety, and since venturing into the unknown comes with understandable anxiety, nothing could be more perfect.

Consider a friend who has just landed a dream job - and is terrified about not measuring up - not
making it through some horrible "probationary period" - not hanging on to that job.

Consider the high school graduate who is eager to head off to college in a couple of months – and terrified of being on his or her own for the first time.

Consider a new bride who is anxious to make a good impression on her sweetheart's family – by inviting everyone to dinner. Feel5ive can keep her calm enough to actually get the food on the table.

If you think about it, there are all sorts of positive life situations that can cause us to be filled with fear, anxiety, self-doubt, and apprehension. What could be nicer than to give a friend a gift of "Feeling better?"

I wonder if those aren't just the kinds of situations Dr. Bach was thinking about when he created this blend. We'll never know that, but those of us who know about the power of flower essences know that Feel5ive will help.

Who do you know who needs you to visit FeelBach! and order Feel5ive?