Broom
Flower Essence
Cystisus scoparius
Definition:
The “rescuer’s” essence. “Good old dependable.”
Always available with a shoulder to cry on.
But who is giving a shoulder to you?
No-one, because you won’t allow yourself to be vulnerable.
For rescuers who are ready to transform into helpers.
A flower essence, made 16 November 1996, from broom
bushes growing in an area of bush in Mornington,
Wellington, near where I was living.
Broom is a lovely sight when in full flower, in my opinion.
In New Zealand, broom is regarded to be a noxious plant,
much like the gorse, and, like gorse, broom is often sprayed with
herbicide by farmers. But, like the
gorse,
broom has provided us with a very useful flower essence.
There is another co-dependence essence in the New Millennium range,
Parahebe. The Parahebe essence, however, is
for co-dependence in general, whereas the Broom is specific
for the “rescuer” type of person.
See also the
Duet Rose flower essence, for issues of relationship
dependency.
Main Super-Essence:
Co-dependence
Other Super-Essences:
None
Principal Category:
Addiction
Other
Categories:
None
Affirmation:
“I release my need to play the rescuer’s role,
and all my relationships are now healthy.”
