The Branches of this plant turn yellow in winter , which makes it distinctive from it’s other
species. It grows on moist and low lying grounds.
Emotional Group : “Despondency or Despair”
Key Indications : Resentment , Bitterness , Personal Responsibility for everything .
WILLOW NEGATIVE EMOTIONS :
- Resentment and Bitterness towards life.
- For them , always others are the cause of their unhappiness
- They often suppress their anger and resentment that turns in smouldering resentment . It’s like Chronic locking of the feelings .
- Always calls others “pain in the neck “ .Always have irrational or exaggerated blame on others for their sufferings.
- Blames anything and everything from family , to society , even to God.
- They always have a vindictive urge , never able to forgive and always have self –righteous attitude.
- Feel the wolrd owes to them something so they always keep a thankless right.
- They think people bring ill luck to them .
- Blames doctors when they are cured and thinks doctor is there to snatch money without any fair intension to cure them.
- They criticize and blames others for self failure.
- Always thinks others are lucky and he is most unluckiest of all..All misfortune , bad health comes only to them.
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For their unsuccessfulness and sufferings they blame God to
be responsible.
Postivity Expected is :
- Great Optimism
- Realization of their own responsibility
- Take accountability of their actions
- Reduction in criticizing others and circumstances.
Holly – Jealous of others good fortune . Anger and
irritability , which they express.
Gentian – will just get disappointed for not being in that
state.
Beech – criticizing and finding faults in other’s success
but doesn’t talk about himself
Crab Apple – Feeling of disgust for others.
Chicory – Self pity and blaming others
White Chestnut – Fixed Thought patterns , can’t let go bad
experiences
Wild Rose – Shuts down emotionally
Agrimony – Inner dissatisfaction
Vine – Expresses anger and resentment and manipulates
others.
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Reff :- Bach Flower Therapy , Mechthild Scheffer
Bach Flower Remedies , D.S. Vohra
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