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©2001 by Martin Bulgerin, BioPsciences Institute![]() In this time of crisis, outer world events are happening so quickly and with such intensity that you can easily lose contact with your inner world and the guiding light inside. Without this calm center, you start running on sheer nervous energy all the time, eventually leading to stress, burnout, and unforgiving overwhelm. Your actions gradually become less and less effective, so that at some point, you're doing a lot of running around but you have no results to show for the effort. Besides taking your vitamins and getting some sleep occasionally, there are some flower essences that are perfect for this dizzy, nervous state.
The Austalian Bush Flower Remedy called Paw Paw is very similar in effect. It's particularly suited to situations where you have to make crucial life decisions or where you feel like you're being buried in a glut of information that you can't process. In either case, the tendency is to shut down and stop functioning when you need to continue working. Paw Paw is also reputed to aid digestive problems, especially when these have a nervous cause (that "knot in the stomach" when you're overwhelmed). Paw Paw often works well with another Bush remedy, Crowea, that calms a state of worry and agitation.
If you can stay calm and rooted in your spiritual core instead of spinning out of control, it doesn't matter how crazy the world gets. With a little help from the flower essences, you can keep even the biggest crisis in perspective. Keep smiling... ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Martin Bulgerin founded the BioPsciences Institute (BPI) in 1987. He has
been practicing as a flower essence consultant since 1990 and has helped
hundreds of people through his sensitivity to human behavior and the
subtle energies of flowers. He has also been creating his own line of
flower essences, gem elixirs and unique astrological remedies. His other specialties include astrology,
homeopathy and a delightful form of therapeutic bodywork known as
Ortho-Bionomy. For more information on these activities, including descriptions of his
remedies, go to the BPI web site, or
send an email.
Credits: Illustrations on this page come from Art Today
and clip art disks by Expert Software.
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. ©2001 Vibration Magazine/The World Wide Essence Society
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