Showing posts with label physical ailmetns with emotional sources. Show all posts
Showing posts with label physical ailmetns with emotional sources. Show all posts

Friday, May 15, 2015

Your Energy Affects Your Physical Well-Being


When you think of Bach flowers and the re-balancing of energies, you usually think of putting mental / emotional states back into alignment.

Dr. Bach's essences chase away anxieties, cure depression, reduce fear, help those with ADD focus and learn, and a host of other things all related to mental and emotional states.

But your mental or emotional state affects your emotional energy, which affects your physical energy, which affects your overall physical well-being. If you stop to think about it, you'll realize that people who are "down" emotionally are quite often suffering from physical ailments as well. You can probably picture a few people like that right now.

The worst of that is that the more they suffer physically, the more they suffer emotionally, and it becomes a self-feeding cycle.

The cycle is, of course, also tied to the law of attraction. The more you focus on feeling bad, either emotionally or physically, the worse you're going to feel.

So if you're suffering from nagging physical ailments, take time to think about your emotional state.
  • Are there emotional issues nagging at you?
  • Have you been trying to forge ahead while pushing your feelings into the background?
  • Are you taking on too much in an effort to get ahead at work - or to be the best spouse, parent, or child that you can possibly be?
  • Are you doing things you really don't want to do because you're afraid of change - or afraid to say no? 
  • Are you taking responsibility for issues and problems that aren't really yours? 

If so, take those feelings out and examine them. Then take the questionnaire at FeelBach and see which flower essences you need to get back in balance.


After a few weeks of Dr. Bach's therapy, you just might find that both your emotional and your physical state now bring you joy. 

Monday, April 23, 2012

Using multiple resources to find a solution

Not long ago a friend told me that he was annoyed by a nasty cold sore (fever blister) on his lip. It hurt and it was unsightly.

I said "There has to be a reason for it," and reached for my copy of Heal Your Body by Louise Hay. There I found that the source of cold sores is "Festering angry words and fear of expressing them."

Hmmm... I knew what he was dealing with and it made perfect sense. He had been angry and annoyed with someone he cares for and wouldn't express that annoyance for fear of hurting the relationship.

Next we went to FeelBach! for an overview of the 38 different Bach Flower Essences. We decided that Holly, Cherry Plum, Impatins, and Wild Rose were probably the correct choices. But, just to be sure, we went to the Bach Flower Reference Guide to read more about each of them.


Once our research was finished, we created a blend of those four Bach Flower Remedies and he began using it. By the next morning his cold sore was gone.

Having the ability to treat situations as soon as they arise is one reason to keep a set of all 38 essences on hand.