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Cerato – Ceratostigma Willmottiana
This flower essence fosters conscientiousness, thoughtfulness, judgment and instincts. It prevents one from being easily distracted or influenced, especially by opinions or actions of others. It is also helpful when distraction stems from over complicating things or trying to please too many people. |
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Chestnut Bud – Aesculus Hippocastanum
This flower essence is the remedy of choice for all learning disabilities. It increases concentration, inattentiveness, carelessness, observation, and absentmindedness. It is good for retaining memory, or for “what did I come in for?” or “where did I park the car?” or any time where observation is important. |
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Clematis – Clematis Vitalba
An essence for daydreaming, mental fuzziness or anytime one becomes withdrawn into fantasy. It boosts creativity, mental clarity, alertness, problem solving and goal setting. This is an essence that is included in Dr. Bach Original Rescue Remedy. |
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Impatiens – Impatiens Glandulifera
This is the flower remedy for driven, impatient, restless people who rush through things and are impulsive. It calms frustration and anxiety. It is the essence of choice for fidgets, twitches, itchiness, and nervous conditions. It is another essence in Bach’s Rescue Remedy. |
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Scleranthus – Scleranthus Annuus
Anytime there is an indecisive, waffling, debating with back and forth deliberations this is the flower essence to take. It instills an open, flexible, curious mind that is able to make confident decisions. It restores distractions, lack of concentration, mental inconsistencies, erratic or unreliable behavior and moods. |
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Walnut– Juglans Regia
Walnut is the essence for all outside influences such as people, toxicity, allergens, and negativity in general. Most lack of concentration or attention is an inability to tune out outside stimulation which comes from all directions. It also aids in project planning and goal setting. |
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White Chestnut– Aesculus Hippocastanum
This is the flower remedy when there is an overactive mind when there is a flurry of mental activity, obsessive or racing thoughts, songs that “get stuck in your head”, mental arguments or debating which usually leads to mental shut-down, mental replay of reliving past events over and over, or mental rehearsing of something in the future. |