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An Introduction
"Let
not the simplicity of this method deter you from its use, for you
will find the further your researches advance, the greater you will
realize the simplicity of all creation"*
-Dr. Edward
Bach*In Bach Flower Therapy, as in homeopathy,
'disease' is understood to be merely the end product of a much deeper
disharmony in the patient's self. The mind being
the most sensitive 'part' of the body, the disharmony that leads to
disease, manifests itself most clearly in the mental outlook of the
patient. Hence, in Bach Flower Therapy, the mental outlook of the patient alone is taken as
the guide in selecting the remedies.
Bach Flower Therapy is based on 38 flower-based remedies, each of
which can heal a particular negative emotional state. With these remedies, in
the words of Edward Bach, "not only can we heal ourselves, but we
have the great privilege of being able to help others to heal
themselves, and the only qualifications necessary are love and
sympathy." The remedies used
are completely free of side effects, are non-habit-forming and can
also be used for stress relief and self improvement.
If you happen to be interested in gaining a deeper understanding of
this system, we urge you to read Dr Bach's books
Free Thyself and


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