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This Virtual BookletTM is a compilation of articles written by
authors from around the world about flower essences that have appeared
in Vibration Magazine
since its inception in June, 1998. Vibration is a free,
on-line flower remedy magazine published each quarter by the World Wide Essence Society. The articles in this booklet remain
in the locations where they originally appeared, so click on the links to
visit them.
ESSENCE CONTRIBUTIONS FROM ASIA
INDIA: Rupa Shah, MD, of Aum Himalaya Sanjeevini Essences
has contributed several fine articles:
Ashoka:
The Sorrowless Tree of India
Chicory for Dealing with Needy Children or Clients
Lotus: A Master Remedy
St. John's Wort--a Miraculous Remedy
ESSENCE CONTRIBUTIONS FROM EUROPE
THE BRITISH ISLES: We've published articles by a variety of authors and companies.
Holly: Reuniting with
Our Higher Natures, by Julian Barnard from Healing Herbs
When the Family Pet Becomes the Family Pest, by Helen Graham and Gregory Vlamis
Getting to the Quintessence, by Marion Leigh from
Findhorn Essences
The Type Remedy:
Dr.Bach's System of Personality Typing, by David Vennells
A Bhuddist
Perspective on the Bach Remedies, by David Vennells
Good as Gold: A Gem Essence
for Fearful or Depressed Animals, Gael Mariani and Martin Scott
GERMANY: Dirk Albrodt, creator of Horus Essences, wrote a series:
Archetypal Essences, Part I
Archetypal Essences, Part II
Archetypal Essences, Part III
Essences for
Pregnancy and Childbirth
OTHER EUROPEAN AUTHORS who've appeared in our pages:
A
Downloadable Bach Repertory, by Norman Clark and Gabrielle Gelloz, France and England
Olive for Exhaustion: Massage Applications
of a Bach Remedy, by Daniele LoRito, MD, Italy
Using Rock Rose
in Body Work, by Daniele LoRito, MD, Italy
Larch: for Children with
Confidence Problems, by Barbara Mazzarella, Italy
Children and Change:
Essences to Help Children Through Transitions, Barbara Mazzarella
Lighten Up: Bach Remedies for
the Moon, FES for the Sun, by Hetty De-Boer Jongkind, Netherlands
ESSENCE CONTRIBUTIONS FROM
NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA
CANADA: So few articles, so many practitioners! We'd welcome more.
White Chestnut: A
Balm for the Worry Wart, by Shirley Li-Raun
Sea Essences to Prepare You
for Change, by Sabina Pettitt, maker of Pacific Essences
THE UNITED STATES: Because we're based in the U.S., we've had more access to companies and authors
from this country than in any other, and so they have written about three-quarters of the articles that have appeared
in this e-zine. It would be hard to pick just a few to mention here, but so that you can get a sampling, we suggest you
visit the links pages for some of our most frequent contributors:
Deborah Bier
Donna Cunningham
Joyce Mason
Paul Wyman
LATIN AMERICA: Hola, Amigos! Donde estan Ustedes? We know that there are lively flower essence communities in
Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina with a wealth of practitioners, seminars, and conferences. We would love to hear from you. The
only relevant article we can cite from our pages is
Amazonian Orchid Essences, by Andreas Korte, who lives in Europe, but made
a collection of essences in the Amazon.
11/03: FINALLY:
Flower Essences, Drawings, and Dreams, Leda Moreno
OTHER CONTINENTS
AUSTRALIA: We've had so many fine articles by Australian essence folks and about Australia's very special
plants that some time ago
we published a special booklet of them, Australia's Contributions
to the Essence World.
SOUTH AFRICA: There is a robust community of essence people in South Africa and we would love to
include them in Vibration if they would send us articles. Cheating just a bit, we cite Patricia Meyer
who lives in the US but who was born in South Africa and travels back there every year to revisit her roots,
teach about the essences, and to make the occasional essence from a native plant. Here are her
Vibration articles:
The Back to School Blues
Another Bunch of Essences
for Happier Kids
CITIZEN OF THE WORLD: Gretchen Lawlor was born in Canada and lived for
substantial periods of time in New Zealand and England before settling in the US. For
links to her many fine articles that have appeared in Vibration, visit her
Frequent Contributor's Page
ART SOURCES: The globe photos and abstract flower come from Art Today.
The animation comes from Iband.
The World Wide Essence Society does not mean to imply any recommendation of nor give certification to any individuals or companies above. This article is provided purely for informational purposes. We ask consumers to make their own determination as to quality of the services and products offered above. This article is not meant to be advice, and the information is not meant to replace medical or psychological treatment.
©2003 Vibration Magazine.
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