Bach Flower Remedies Form and Function
- Title : Bach Flower Remedies Form and Function
- Author : Julian Barnard
- Rating : 4.75 (320 Vote)
- Publish : 2016-5-4
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 320 Pages
- Asin : 1584200243
- Language : English
Julian Barnard has lived and worked in Walterstone on the Welsh border for the past twenty years. Still actively engaged in education, he has given talks and workshops in more than a dozen countries in Europe and the Americas. He went to school at Oxford and trained at the Architectural
Julian Barnard has lived and worked in Walterstone on the Welsh border for the past twenty years. Still actively engaged in education, he has given talks and workshops in more than a dozen countries in Europe and the Americas. He went to school at Oxford and trained at the Architectural Association in London.
. The author of a series of books about Dr. Bach’s flower remedies, including The Healing Herbs of Edward Bach: An Illustrated Guide to the Flower Remedies, he has also edited and published the Collected Writings of Edward Bach, the first complete edition of Bach’s works. Finding a copy of The Twelve Healers led to a training in herbal medicine with Dorothy Hall in Australia. Born in the Thames Valley in 1947 to a family with connectionThe result is remarkable. The author recounts his observations so that readers can experience, in a living way, the complex ways in which the remedy plants growtheir gestures and qualities, ecology, botany, and behavior. But the therapeutic effects of the remedies were never limited to emotional states.This exciting book is a trumpet call to attend to nature in a new way. Fully illustrated.. They are equally effective in the treatment of physical disorders. He describes how Bach made his discoveries and examines the living qualities of the plants in their context and how the remedies are actually produced.
Barnard begins the process of explaining this phenomenon. “Today, disease and death control us ever more strongly with a litany of viruses, cancers, and heart disordersPatients need to examine their lives to find the meaning in what is happening to them and thus participate in the healing process. Bach Flower Remedies offers a deep learning about how the Bach remedies work and how they were developed. The ultimate purpose of his remedies is to bring patients nearer to the divinity within, which is what actually heals. The result is remarkable. New Age RetailerHealth & HealingIn the 1920's, homeopathic physician Dr. Edward Bach made his great discovery of the healing effects of various flower essences. Intense and revelatory, his experiences in nature resulted in what are now known as the 38 “Bach flower remedies.” He describes these as bringing courage to the fearful, peace to the anguished, and strength to the weak. The author recounts his observations so that readers can experience, in a living way, the complex ways in which the remedy plants growtheir gestures and qualities, ecology, botany, and behavior."Today, diseaseEach topic is very well explained. Professor Chiang geometrical approaches to build their mechanisms. They are arranged in a loose pyramid, irregular side branches holding 2, 3, or 4 flowers, the petals are irregularly shaped, and the flowers open at random, and the flowers start out white but redden on pollination, and only few are actually fertile -- a good physical picture of a mind with whirling, uncontrollable, repeating, usually fruitless thoughts.The book is clearly and amply illustrated with Barnard's own line drawings.. I like very much the author's teaching style. Even tough it is a good book i prefer Burton Paul's kinematics of planar machinery.. Flower Essences are not as well known as they should be.Though there is precious little scientific research to support their use, there is a great deal of practical experience to show that they can be often be very useful complements to other forms of therapy.This is an excellent book on the original Bach Essences. Barnard's study of both the life and writings of Edward Bach as well as the plants themselves lead to a much
