The Process of Making Flower Essences

Making flower essences start with floating flowers of particular species on the surface of a crystal bowl containing pure spring water which is exposed to sunlight for several hours.  Flowers are considered the most potent part of the plant and they are chosen when they are at the height of their bloom, during the early morning from pristine areas or organic gardens.  It is important that the person making the essence interact with nature spirits by asking permission and assistance to enable the transfer of the vibration of the blossoms to the water.  The attitude of the maker is a necessary ingredient for the completion of the essence as his/her meditation with the flowers provides the spirited focus that the process needs.

The flowers will remain on the surface of the water for three (3) hours or more in the place where they were picked.  Sunlight subtly charges the water with an energetic imprint of the flower’s vibrational signature or pattern.  The flowers will then be gently removed from the water and the remaining liquid will be strained and preserved with brandy.  The product shall be referred to as the Mother Essence.

The Mother Essence is diluted and potentized several times before it can be used for treatment.  The bottle containing the Mother Essence should be carefully stored since the content can last indefinitely with proper care.  The flower essence that is used for treatment is a highly diluted and potentized substance and contains no scent or perfume