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The Bach Flower Remedy Repertory by Norman Clark and Gabrielle Gelloz, is available for download on this page and can be read using the free Adobe Acrobat Reader. (Download Adobe Acrobat Reader here) It is a companion piece to the CD-ROM The Original Flower Remedies of Edward Bach, compiled the same authors and created in association with the Edward Bach Centre. The repertory is designed to be used in conjunction with the CD-ROM, but is also useful on its own. It is searchable and contains a hand clickable index of keywords as well as the repertory listings. The CD-ROM Website, unfortunately, has gone off the Web. If you have a way to contact the authors, please let us know.
  From the CD-ROM:
The text was drawn from a variety of authoratitive sources and includes a detailed presentation of the 38 original Remedies; extracts from the writings of Dr Bach; a section on how to take the Remedies; tips for plant recognition; habitat; techniques of preparation and a calendar of flowering periods. There is also a 'Resources' section containing information on training courses available worldwide; where to obtain the Remedies; choosing a practitioner; frequently asked questions; recommended books, cassettes and video tapes. Finally, the power of multimedia makes it possible to include video and sound. There are 12 video clips illustrating the life and philosophy of Dr. Bach plus an ambient sound-track of original music. The CD-Rom is PC and Macintosh compatible and is provided with an Adobe Acrobat installer. The CD-Rom contains both English and French versions and may be translated into other languages subject to demand.  Download the Repertory for MACINTOSH here.
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From the intro to the repertory:
ABOUT THE AUTHORS: As co-authors of both the CD-Rom and the Repertory, Norman and Gabrielle are
an English/French partnership now living and working in the French Alps.
With backgrounds in International Trade and New Media product development,
they discovered a shared interest in Complimentary Medicine and re-trained
in Sophrology (the science of consciousness), Kinesiology and Hypnotherapy.
They now develop cd-roms and web-sites for practitioners and are in the
process of setting up self-development and alternative medicine courses in
the French Alps. The editors of Vibration Magazine would love to be in contact with the authors, who have changed their email address. Please 
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