## The Ellon Bach Flower Remedies

#### (Only Ellon's are recommended - accept no substitutes)

> Dr. Edward Bach was an English MD who, after working on vaccines, decided that his patients couldn't be healthy while in negative emotional states.

> Bach developed these flower tinctures to rebalance the nervous system and the spirit of the individual. They are non-addictive, though the flowers are preserved in alcohol. Two drops on the tongue or in a glass of water are all that's necessary for a healing effect.

> Leading health food stores carry the remedies.

> The importer is:

> > Ellon USA
> > PO Box 320
> > Woodmere, NY 11598

> To use the list below, find your symptoms and the "becoming" result of taking the remedy that you'd like. You can combine more than one.

> If you are an abuse victim, you might find that the abuser instills some of his own symptoms into you. I've found that sometimes a remedy that would fit someone who's abusing me will help me shed the imprint he or she has left on me, or even help me take the abuse more smoothly. Especially if I'm trying not to get angry, which is what they want. This certainly may not be true for everyone, since I've had abusers' imprints burned into my psyche electronically by remote mind control computer stations, via airplanes or sattelites.

> The first remedy in the list, Rescue Remedy, is a combination of five flowers and is good for shock, injury (take by mouth and put on the injury), and near-death situations.

> An anecdote about Rescue Remedy: I came "home" to where I was forced to stay with a fascist and found a renter's elderly dog lying lifeless on the floor. He had been attacked by a part-coyote and wasn't breathing. So I quickly put a few drops of Rescue Remedy and Natra-Bio "Injuries" in his mouth. I then rubbed his paws to stimulate the glands on the other ends of the nerves (acupressure). I now know it's also good to rub the ears.

> In several seconds he revived, as if to say, "By gosh, what happened? Good to see you."

> I fed him Health Valley canned dog food and he was quite well and spry.

> Then his owner came back and took him for a checkup at the vet. He died! Perhaps he got a bit of toxic preventive medicine that was too much for his old system.

> I compiled the following list some years ago and so am not sure if I took it from Ellon's pamphlets or from one of the many books or booklets available on the Bach Flowers.

> If it's copyrighted, I hope the author will forgive me and that the reader may by chance buy the book!

> Click here to Purchase Bach Flower Rescue

> Rescue Remedy Combination
>   Cherry Plum, Clematis, Impatiens, Rock Rose, Star of Bethlehem.
> Agrimony
>   Restlessness, worry, mental torment concealed by cheerfulness.
>   Becoming: Inner peace.
> Aspen
>   Vague, unexplained anxiety, apprehension.
>   Becoming: Faith, fearlessness, openness to life.
> Beech
>   Intolerance, judgmental criticism.
>   Becoming: Acceptance, understanding, forgiveness.
> Centaury
>   Weakness, submissive servitude, over-trying to please.
>   Becoming: Strength, willpower, determination.
> Cerato
>   Mistrust of self, advice seeking.
>   Becoming: Self-confidence, trusting inner voice.
> Cherry Plum
>   Fear of losing control of mind, destructive impulses.
>   Becoming: Courage, sanity, mental balance.
> Chestnut Bud
>   Failure to learn by experience, repetition of mistakes.
>   Becoming: Careful observation of life.
> Chicory
>   Possessiveness, selfish concern, fussiness, demanding attention.
>   Becoming: Calm, selfless, caring.
> Clematis
>   Unconcern, spacey dreaminess, unconsciousness.
>   Becoming: Presence, attentiveness, zest for life.
> Crab Apple
>   Despondency, physical healing - the "cleansing remedy".
>   Becoming: Inner harmony and purity.
> Elmm
>   Despondency from temporarily feeling overwhelmed by responsibility.
>   Becoming: Confidence, strength, knowledge that needed help is available.
> Gentian
>   Dicouragement, doubt, depression after setback.
>   Becoming: Perseverance, confidence, reassurance.
> Gorse
>   Hopelessness, despair.
>   Becoming: Faith, hope.
> Heather
>   Excessive self concern, self-centered talkativeness.
>   Becoming: Selfless compassion, ability to listen.
> Holly
>   Anger, hatred, jealousy, suspicion.
>   Becoming: Universal love, opening of the heart.
> Honeysuckle
>   Nostalgia, homesickness, obsession with past.
>   Becoming: Present centeredness.
> Hornbeam
>   Fatigue, weariness, disinterest with work - "Monday morning remedy".
>   Becoming: Confidence with one's strength and ability, involvement.
> Impatiens
>   Impatience, haste, irritability, nervous tension.
>   Becoming: Patience, tolerance, acceptance.
> Larch
>   Self doubt, anticipating failure.
>   Becoming: Self-confidence, optimism, self-expression.
> Mimulus
>   Specific fears and worries, shyness.
>   Becoming: Courage, understanding the divine nature of all.
> Mustard
>   Melancholy, gloom, unexplained depression.
>   Becoming: Serenity, joyfulness.
> Oak
>   Despondency in struggling bravely against difficulty.
>   Becoming: Strength, energy to persevere.
> Olive
>   Complete exhaustion from long-suffering.
>   Becoming: Energy, vitality, zest for life.
> Pine
>   Guilt, self-blame, condemnation.
>   Becoming: Self-acceptance, faith in inner self.
> Red Chestnut
>   Worry, anxiety, and fearful anticipation about others.
>   Becoming: Ability to send calm, healing, helpful thoughts to others.
> Rock Rose
>   Terror, panic, extreme fright.
>   Becoming: Self transcending courage.
> Rock Water
>   Self repression, over-strictness with self, spiritual pride.
>   Becoming: Self-nurturing, flexibility, openness.
> Scleranthus
>   Uncertainty, hesitancy, indecision.
>   Becoming: Certainty, decisiveness, stability.
> Star of Bethlehem
>   Trauma, after effects of shock.
>   Becoming: Calm, soothing comfort, no longer affected by shock.
> Sweet Chestnut
>   Unbearable anguish, extreme despair.
>   Becoming: Faith, inner peace.
> Vervain
>   Strain, tension, over-enthusiasm, extremism.
>   Becoming: Relaxation, balance, inner peace.
> Vine
>   Inflexible, dominating, willful.
>   Becoming: Wise, sensitive guidance.
> Walnut
>   "The link breaker" - over-sensitivity to outside ideas.
>   Becoming: Constancy, inner-directedness, protection from adverse influences.
> Water Violet
>   Pride, aloofness.
>   Becoming: Service, involvement with others.
> White Chestnut
>   Persistent worrying thoughts, mental conversations.
>   Becoming: Still mind.
> Wild Oat
>   Dissatisfaction, uncertainty about life's direction.
>   Becoming: Clarity, fulfillment, purpose in life.
> Wild Rose
>   Resignation, apathy.
>   Becoming: Interest, vitality.
> Willow
>   Alienation, resentment, bitterness, blame.
>   Becoming: Acceptance, taking responsibility, cheerfulness.

> EMOTIONAL GROUP If you are feeling..... | FLOWER REMEDIES Try one of the following ........
> Generally despondent or in despair | Larch, Oak, Crab Apple, Star of Bethlehem, Willow, Elm, Pine, Sweet Chestnut, Mustard
> A lack of interest in the world around you | Olive, White Chestnut, Wild Rose, Honeysuckle, Chestnut Bud, Clematis
> Fearful | Mimulus, Red Chestnut, Cherry Plum, Rock Rose, Aspen
> Uncertainty | Hornbeam, Gorse, Gentian, Scleranthus, Wild Oat, Cerato
> Over-sensitive to others | Holly, Centaury, Agrimony, Walnut
> Over-concern for others | Vine, Vervain, Beech, Chicory, Rock Water
> Lonely | Heather, Impatiens, Water Violet

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> Bach Flower Remedy Try ....... | USE If you.....
> Agrimony | Put on a cheerful face to hide problems; if you have mental worry or torture; attempt to forget mental torture through drugs and alcohol
> Aspen | Have unexplained fears and worries; have vague fears of unknown origin (often irrational); are nervous and anxious
> Beech | Are critical and intolerant of others; desire to change others; have a judgmental attitude
> Centaury | Have difficulty in saying no and are anxious to please; have weakness of will; are easily influenced and exploited - 'the doormat'
> Cerato | Doubt your own ability to judge situations; distrust self; constantly seek advice
> Cherry Plum | Fear losing control of your behavior, of the mind giving way; have thoughts of suicide
> Chestnut Bud | Fail to learn from experience, repeating the same mistakes; are impatient to move ahead
> Chicory | Are overly possessive and expect others to conform to your values; are full of indulgent self-love; are full of self-pity
> Clematis | Daydream and generally have a lack of interest in the present; are inattentive; are unconscious; have an out-of-the-body feeling
> Crab Apple | Have a poor self-image and are ashamed or embarrassed by unpleasant physical symptoms, characteristics or features; feel mentally or emotionally unclean or unacceptable; feel self- condemnation; are congested; are over-fixated on trivia - 'the great cleanser'
> Elm | Are overwhelmed or burdened by responsibility; have temporary feelings of inadequacy - "I can't let them down"
> Gentian | Are easily discouraged, hesitant and despondent; lack faith; are full of doubt and pessimism; are depressed from a known cause; are weak following an illness
> Gorse | Feel hopelessness and despair and are pessimistic; are depressed from illness of a long-term duration - "I give up"
> Heather | Feel self-absorbed; dislike being alone, and talk incessantly about self - "What about me"
> Holly | Have feelings of extreme jealousy, envy and suspicion; have feelings of revenge
> Honeysuckle | Absorbed in memories of the past; feel homesick or nostalgic
> Hornbeam | Get the 'Monday morning' feeling, doubting your ability to face the day's work; lack strength - "I don't think I can cope"
> Impatiens | Are impatient and easily irritated; have extreme mental tension; are unable to co-operate
> Larch | Lack self-confidence and feel inferior; will not try because you expect to fail
> Mimulus | Have a fear rooted in known causes, e.g. spiders, flying, death, etc.; are shy and timid
> Mustard | Experience unexplained deep gloom and/or melancholy
> Oak | Are driven by a strong sense of duty and struggle on even though exhausted; suffer the effects of the limitations of illness; despair but never give up
> Olive | Feel exhausted in body and mind
> Pine | Feel full of guilt and blame yourself for other people's mistakes; have feelings of self-doubt and reproach
> Red Chestnut | Are over-anxious or over- concerned for others
> Rescue Remedy | Are in a demanding or stressful situation
> Rock Rose | Experience terror; are frozen in fear and feel helpless
> Rock Water | Are inflexible, setting yourself very high standards; desire to be an example to others; are in self-denial; are repressed; are a martyr
> Scleranthus | Suffer from indecision; are hesitant; feel an imbalance
> Star of Bethlehem | Have experienced shock, grief or a fright
> Sweet Chestnut | Are at the limits of endurance and in deep despair; have extreme mental anguish; have reached the limits of endurance (not suicidal)
> Vervain | Are over-enthusiastic, argumentative with fixed principles and ideas; desire to persuade others; are incensed by injustices
> Vine | Are strong-willed with a tendency to be domineering or inflexible; are too ruthless
> Walnut | Fear major life changes and are in need of protection from the influences of others; the 'Link Breaker'
> Water Violet | Prefer to be alone or are proud and aloof; feel others do not understand you
> White Chestnut | Have unwanted thoughts, preoccupations and worries; have mental arguments - "I can't get it out of my mind"
> Wild Oat | Are uncertain of the correct path in life, dissatisfied with your current lifestyle and cannot decide which path to follow
> Wild Rose | Make little effort to improve situations; are resigned to whatever happens; are apathetic; do not care about anything
> Willow | Are bitter, resentful and have feelings of self-pity - 'poor me'; blame others for your mistakes; are unable to forgive