Flower Remedies especially for HEALERS

*Flower Remedies especially for HEALERS*:

*Agrimony* - masking one's own pain and suffering in order to appear in control; attachment to the image of healer as one who is beyond pain.

*Calendula* - ability to listen to clients; ability to be warmly receptive as well as dynamically active in a healing practice.

*Centaury* - false ideals of service leading to overly servile attitudes; becoming drained and depleted rather than replenished by healing work.

*Deerbrush* - recognizing and applying true higher motives for healing work.

*Golden Yarrow* - staying receptive and engaged in the healing process without becoming overly vulnerable.

*Impatiens* - inability to be receptive to client's true needs; tendency to over-schedule clients, to be rushed or impatient with difficult clients.

*Mallow* - conveying qualities of personal warmth and nurturing in healing practice.

*Mariposa Lily* - imparting feminine forces of nurturing and care; positive mother archetype.

*Oak* - taking on the role of healer as hero; needing to learn when to set limits.

*Pink Yarrow* - tendency toward emotional merging with others; unconscious emotional identification which results in a loss of objectivity and inner strength.

*Red Chestnut* - excessive worry and anxiety about the well-being of one's clients; to develop the ability to project healing, comforting thoughts.

*Self-Heal* - contacting true inner healing capacities; shifting focus from personality of healer to the healing process.

*Shasta Daisy* - ability to think holistically about a client's condition, to integrate the many different parts of the symptom picture into a meaningful portrait.

*Sunflower* - ability to convey warm radiance from within; compassionate presence of Self; positive father archetype.

*Yarrow* - overabsorption of others' suffering, resulting in feelings of depletion; need for more psychic detachment.

*Yellow Star Tulip* - intuiting client's Higher Self; acting on one's inner sense of what is needed for client's true healing; compassionate presence.

*Zinnia* - becoming overly somber and serious when exposed to the daily suffering of others; bringing humor and light-heartedness to one's healing approach.