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Complete list of the 38 Bach Flower Remedies

On this page we analyze, essence by essence, the complete list of all 38 Bach flowers , in a rigorous list from A to Z considering the English name (Dr. Edward Bach was originally from Great Britain). You will then have a complete map of the individual flowers, their classification and the benefits they bring. The uses are varied: they exist x Bach flowers to stop smoking , Bach flowers for dogs, Bach flowers for cats, Bach flowers for children. For each individual flower we have morphological, botanical or "behavioral" characteristics at the basis of the signature (the correspondence between form and function, i.e. between the peculiarities of the plant and the rebalancing action carried out), the psychological aspects of the relative personality, as well as any associations with flowers of other categories and various indications.

Classification

Bach flowers have been classified by Doctor Bach himself into 7 Groups based on the emotional states from which psycho-physical imbalance can arise, and into 3 Groupings based on how deep-rooted the disorders they offer a remedy are: the "Healing Flowers" for personality and character disorders, the “Helper” flowers for compensations that have crystallized over time, and the “Assistant Flowers” ​​for the more deep-rooted and chronic disorders.

The 38 Bach Flowers:

Agrimony: to accept conflicts and achieve inner serenity Aspen: to stimulate courage and self-confidence Beech: To accept others and criticism of oneself Centaury: to develop willpower Cerato: to believe in yourself Cherry Plum: to find balance Chestnut Bud: to learn from your mistakes Chicory: to love without oppressing Clematis: to be present in the "here and now" Crab Apple: to purify yourself and overcome shame Elm: To manage your responsibilities in a healthy way Gentian: to develop optimism and confidence Gorse: To take back control Heather: To understand others and be self-sufficient Holly: to overcome anger and develop love Honeysuckle: to close with the past Hornbeam: for momentum, enthusiasm and newfound energy Impatients: to develop calm and patience Larch: for confidence and judgment Mimulus: to develop courage Mustard: to find joy and serenity Oak: To balance one's duties Olives: to regenerate body and mind Pine: to forgive Red Chestnut: to stimulate optimism Rock Rose: to overcome panic and find courage Rock Water: to let go and adapt Scleranthus: for making decisions Star of Bethlehem: to overcome physical or mental trauma Sweet Chestnut: to be reborn and see new horizons Vervain: to be more moderate Vine: to collaborate profitably with others (even your subordinates) Walnut: not to be influenced Water Violet: to be humble, tolerant, and open to others White Chestnut: to find inner peace Wild Oat: to overcome dissatisfaction and pursue one's purpose Wild Rose: against apathy, for a newfound motivation Willow: to overcome touchiness, victimhood and regain control xD where to buy Bach flowers? The sale of Bach flowers is possible on our site via online purchase.