Tree essences No.45 Matai and No.47 Kauri are a good place to start when putting together an essence blend for building stronger relationships with our animal companions. Matai strengthens and balances the sacral chakra associated with emotional relating and Kauri strengthens and balances the heart chakra associated with heart-based relationships. Where trauma and fears have been experienced in relating No.38 Rasp Fern for emotional insecurity or No.40 Silver Fern for lack of trust may be needed.
Just like a building needs reinforcing to keep it structurally sound and standing for years, so too our physical body requires reinforcement as it is the vessel that contains our emotions, mind, and spirit and carries us through our earth walk.
Our children are stepping forward into a new cycle/year and before long they will be confronted with the need to have strong resistance or a strong response to daily viruses and bacterial infections ‘going around’. School and childcare facilities provide constant exposure to bugs and challenge to us as parents to provide the very best support for our children. Now is a good time to consider reinforcing wellness and strengthening your child’s immune response for the year ahead.
Perhaps the most significant of all ‘new beginnings’ is that of a child born into the world. As a family member or friend you can support the arrival of the new child with a personalized blend of flower essences.
December is here, the end of 2011 draws near and 2012 is just around the corner. This time of year can be a very busy time for many with social engagements, holiday plans, and often plenty of opportunities to indulge! The end of the year (like all endings) offers us the opportunity to reflect on the year that has passed and all it has brought us.
Gerry a 17 year old cat, had been bothered by an ‘ailment’ for the past 5 years.
As animals age, their roles may change and if they are working animals, their workload may be given to younger and stronger animals. Sometimes ‘retirement’ follows old age, an injury or ill health. Eventing or hunting horses, working dogs, breeding animals or family pets and companions may show signs of depression, anxiety and stress when they are no longer included or needed to play a role which has given them purpose and satisfaction. Sometimes they lose their appetite and are uncharacteristically quiet.