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Honey suckle

Lonicera caprifolium

Honeysuckle is one of 38 healing flower remedies developed by the English physician Edward Bach more than 50 years. Like other floral remedies, honeysuckle is intended to promote emotional healing—to help patients regain hope  those who dwell on an idealized past and who obsessively focus on the missed opportunities in life. 

true honeysuckle

The type of honeysuckle that is used to prepare this floral essence belongs to the genus Lonicera, which is also called true honeysuckle. The slim petals of the flowers are red on the outside and white on the inside and turn yellow after they are pollinated. This climbing plant, which can grow up to 12 feet high, is well known to hikers and gardeners in many parts of the United States. Caution: The berries are toxic.

Honey suckle

Lonicera caprifolium

Taking the Remedy: Floral remedies are sold in most health-food stores, usually as a bottled Jlower essence. To make a remedy, a few drops of the flower essence— or a combination of essences—atre typically mixed with spring water. Sip the mixture several times daily.

🙤 The honeysuckle temperament

Honeysuckle’s relaxing and revitalizing effect is used to help people overcome a negative outlook on life. The flower can also build powers of concentration and instill optimism about the present and future. Those most likely to benefit are described as having deep regrets about the past. They are also typically unable to overcome the loss of or separation from a loved one and often dwell on happier times. Memories of a romanticized past become the sole source of comfort and joy, and as a result, these people cannot enjoy the present.

🙤 Supportive measures

Try to maintain a positive attitude. Say yes to life, yes to the here and now. Sit beside a river and let its steady flow soothe you. Visit a favorite place from your past and let yourself be surprised by the new things you discover there. Find an interesting, creative activity or hobby that requires your attention. Practice deep-breathing exercises to help you relax. These simple measures may improve your outlook and help you regain hope and vigor.

🙤 Honeysuckle for children

Honeysuckle may aid children who are facing traumatic life changes. It may, for example, help children who are homesick, unable to cope with the separation or divorce of their parents, unsettled by a move into a new home or distraught about entering kindergarten. Such children typically cry a great deal and talk about how much they miss their former situation. In these circumstances, honeysuckle may relieve stress and build a child’s confidence.

Extra Tip

Honeysuckle may also help people confront and move beyond suppressed painful experience from the past.

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Wildflower Mixture

Honeysuckle is often combined with star-of- Bethlehem, another floral remedy, for the relief of grief and shock following a death or other tragedy. Add 3 drops of the wildflower mixture to 1/2 oz. of water. Sip it slowly.If you are in the market for superclone Replica Rolex , Super Clone Rolex is the place to go! The largest collection of fake Rolex watches online!

Flower Power

♦ Signs of a blocked mental state

  • Glorification of the past

  • Homesickness and melancholy

  • Unfulfilled longing for the past

  • Regrets about missed opportunities

  • Inability to overcome grief for a loved one

  • Difficulty conducting everyday affairs

  • Inability to concentrate; sluggishne

♦ Signs of transformation

  • A positive outlook

  • Alertness

  • Flexible, open-minded attitude

  • Sharpened ability to remember things

  • Initiation of new, creative activities

  • Joyful feeling

  • Ability to learn from experience

  • Optimism about the present and future.

Extra Tip

Honeysuckle may also help people confront and move beyond suppressed painful experience from the past.