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| Resigned to circumstances; indifferent and apathetic |
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| fear losing control of thoughts and actions |
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| periods of transition; eases process of letting go |
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| terror, extreme fright, and panic |
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| mental anguish behind a brave face |
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| impatient, fast paced, irritable |
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| resentment and bitterness; having been treated unfairly |
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| indecisiveness; forever in between choices |
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| critical and intolerant of others |
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| complete exhaustion, weariness |
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| obsessed with own troubles; over talkative |
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| tiredness and fatigue: gets things done, but feels need to be strengthened |
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| Workaholic, cares for needs of others |
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| dissatisfied with career but undecided what else to do ... |
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| extreme anguish, having reached limits of endurance ... |
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| dreamy, absentminded, lack of concentration ... |
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| dissatisfied with own accomplishments, feelings of guilt |
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| vague unknown fears; anxiey and apprehension ... |
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| must always be right; high strung ... |
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| temporary feeling overwhelmed ... |
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| dwells in the past of what was and could have been ... |
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| persistent unwanted thoughts, mental chatter, and sleeplessness |
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| suspicious, envious, vengeful |
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| fear of known things, heights, the dark or being alone. |
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| unable to say no, easily imposed upon ... |
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| poor physical self-image; feelings of shame and uncleanness ... |
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| over concerned; worry for others ... |
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| overly rigid; strict in adherence to a belief or life style |
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| always knwos just what's right for others; possessive ... |
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| unable to make decisions without advice from others ... |
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| deep gloom which comes and goes |
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| lack of self confidence; anticipates failure ... |
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| easily discouraged, often with self doubt |
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| past traumas not fully recovered from ... |
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| natural leaders, in extreme can be dominating |
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| needs to learn by experience, repeats same mistakes ... |
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| Dr. Bach was a medical doctor. |
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| Bach flowers are based on homeopathic principles. |
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| bach flowers can only be used externally. |
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| dr. bach believed God created flowers to heal emotions. |
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| There are more than 38 Bach Flower Remedies. |
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| other flowers may be used to develop further remedies. |
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| Bach flower remedies and essential oils should not be used at the same time. |
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| Dr. Bach's famous flower combination is called Rescue Remedy. |
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| You can only use one Bach flower remedy at a time. |
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| one can make their own flower remedies. |
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| You can mix up to 6 remedies in one combination |
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