Canadian Fleabane
Flower Essence
Conyza canadensis
Definition:
Feeling empty. Laughter has gone out of one’s life.
To bring back the laughter - feeling jolly again.
A grief essence - bereavement, some time ago.
It's time to put the black clothes away and move
back into life (going over time).
“To help the transition back into the world,
when the mourning period is over.”
To help a person move back into the world,
when they have experienced a loss.
Can be any loss (eg. a burglary, a limb.)
A flower essence, made 10 February, 1999,
from Canadian Fleabane weeds growing on the
road-side near Rathehi, north of Wanganui.
This is the principle grief essence in the
New Millennium essences. It is for grief from
any type of a loss (or perceived loss).
Note, however, that this essence is for use
some time after the loss, for help in the
recovery and the resolving of the issues from
the past loss.
It is not for helping to deal with the trauma
at the time that it happens. For support at or near the
time of the trauma, use essences like
Potato Vine,
Echium,
ToeToe,
Yellow Flower Bush,
and
Marguerite Daisy,
and the Super-Essences that contain these
essences.
Also, for support in helping a person get through trauma of any type,
use the New Millennium
Everyday Emergency
essence mixture.
Main Super-Essence:
Mourning and Grieving
Other Super-Essences:
None
Principal Category:
Trauma
Other
Categories:
None
Affirmation:
“I bless all that has happened, and I now move on
with confidence and hope, and with joy in my heart.”
