Showing posts with label Star of Bethlehem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Star of Bethlehem. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Combat soldiers can benefit from Star of Bethlehem


Medical advances are wonderful, but I can't help but wish that the doctors who treat our combat soldiers (past and present) would open their minds to some of the "old ways."

The Bach Flower Essence Star of Bethlehem could greatly aid those soldiers suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disease. Counseling and anti-depressant drugs may help, but until the connection with higher self is reestablished, healing will remain a struggle.

Star of Bethlehem neutralizes any form of "energetic trauma" and restores the body's self-healing mechanisms. This is true for any trauma - large or small - that causes the person to re-live the experience or fear its re-occurrence.

It can be used to re-balance after current events - or in treatment many years after the fact. In other words, even our Viet Nam veterans who want to finally be free of their lingering nightmares and fears would do well to combine Star of Bethlehem with their other treatments.

And perhaps, if today's returning soldiers were to begin treatment with Bach Flower Remedies upon their return, they wouldn't spend the next 50 years trying to get over their wartime experiences.

Monday, August 29, 2011

Hurricane Survivors May Need Star of Bethlehem


With Hurricane Irene still not finished doing its damage, feelings are mixed.

Many who thought they'd be harmed were not, and they're feeling like "the hurricane was no big deal." But others lost loved ones and / or lived through some terrifying hours. This terror can come back to haunt them in the future.

Many who live through traumatic spiritual, mental, or physical experiences are able to take them in stride, recovering quickly. Some later suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome and are diagnosed and given help through counseling and medication.

Others simply live in fear that the experience will be repeated. Often they will withdraw from life, entering into a sort of mental half-sleep that helps them avoid thinking about the traumatic event. Of course, sufferers become alienated from their Higher Selves.

Note that at times, a traumatic event can trigger a symptom that appears totally unrelated to the event. For instance, a person hearing bad news may lose their sense of hearing. Others, depending upon the source and the severity of the trauma, may develop problems with eating, speaking, walking, or other physical functions.

Whether the trauma is large or small (such as experiencing a close call), Star of Bethlehem can restore the energetic balance and allow the fear to dissipate.

Years ago I knew a woman who should have been treated with Star of Bethlehem. She had been injured in a car wreck when she was driving and refused to ever drive again. This was in spite of the fact that she had been stopped at a red light, so the accident not have been caused by her presence behind the wheel.

Most would call this an irrational fear, but for her it was real.

If you or someone you love suffers from the after-effects of a traumatic event, try Star of Bethlehem.

Life is meant to be enjoyed to its fullest.

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Recovering From Traumatic Experiences


In light of the recent shootings, it seems like a good time to talk about the Bach Flower Essence Star of Bethlehem.

This Bach essence helps those who have suffered disturbing experiences or trauma that just won't let go and allow them to get past it. These folks keep reliving the experience in their minds - and re-experiencing the fear.

They're afraid that the same thing will happen again. Sometimes this fear is obvious - as in having nightmares. Other times it can manifest in illnesses that doctors would label "psychosomatic."

My guess is that many of those who witnessed the shooting in Texas are having a bit of trouble with that right now.

But of course, they aren't the only ones. People around the world go through frightening or traumatic experiences every day. Some are dramatic, and some so small that others would simply laugh them off. But if they've had an impact on the energetic system, they'll remain with the person to a lesser or greater extent.

In the book "Bach Flower Therapy" the author tells of a hairdresser who suddenly got notice that she had to move out of her shop within 24 hours. This traumatic event caused her to lose her hearing until she got treatment with Star of Bethlehem.

Dr. Bach called Star of Bethlehem "The comforter and soother of pains and sorrows."

If you or a loved one can't seem to erase the effects of a traumatic experience, turn to Bach Flower Essences for help...