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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 believe 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 for the remedies |
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| Bach flower remedies and Essential oils should not be used at the same time |
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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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| Dr Bach’s famous flower combination is called rescue remedy |
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| You can mix up to six Remedies and one combination |
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| Witnessing violence from a distance can create |
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| Childhood trauma can be created by loving parents who simply have their own unresolved trauma |
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| We must be consciously aware of the trauma for it to negatively impact us |
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| We can pick up trauma from our mother while we are in the womb |
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| A trauma in Endured by our ancestors has no effect on us |
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| We can only inherit stress that impacted our mothers |
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| Flower essences can be beneficial for plants |
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| In Traditional Chinese medicine, emotions are believed to be directly linked with |
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| The effects of emotions in our physical body can be |
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| Emotion of the spleen/stomach |
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| List the most common method for creating flower essences |
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| Sun, Moon, boiling, live (uncut or dipping) |
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| How are flower essences used |
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| Under tongue, topically, spray, in water, diffused |
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| Albert Einstein said everything in life is |
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| Dr EMoto demonstrated that thoughts and emotions could change formation of |
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| Dr. Bock discovered that the way patient responded to treatment was dependent on their ———more than anything else |
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| In ancient China, the dew from plant and flowers was considered a symbol of |
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| In traditional Chinese medicine, inbalances are created by |
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| Excess emotional activity |
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| Therapy such as emotion code, EFT/TFT, and acupuncture are based on addressing the energy flow of |
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| The essence of what flower helps to buffer our energetic field |
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| The study of the influence of stress on our immune and nervous systems is called |
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| Dr David Suzuki, in the Sacred life, wrote that condensed molecules of breath exhale in anger and collected over an hours time contain Enough toxins to do what |
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| Ancient alchemist once gathered ———— from which to make medicines |
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| Dew from plants and flowers |
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| What is known as the stress hormone |
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| What experiment reveals why some research have difficulty replicating the results of other researchers |
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| What is a core principle of affirmations compiled by Louise hay |
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| That we should love ourselves |
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| The ACE study examined what |
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| Childhood traumas affect on Health later in life |
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| Adverse childhood experiences |
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| Epigenetic’s is a new science that explorers |
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| How environmental factors affect gene expression and we can also turn it off |
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| What is the name of the science of demonstrates a fact of frequency an inert substances |
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| What is the name of the process that uses pulsed voltage to take pictures of the radiating energy fields that surround us |
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| What is the name of the phenomenon demonstrated wherein an inert string of an Instrument begins to vibrate in response to an external vibration of harmonic similarity |
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| How long do flower essences take to work |
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| Minutes to years, as long as necessary effects can be immediate - depending on the depth and the length of time the Of the emotional or Mental imbalance |
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| Dr. Reich Geerd Hamer discovered that serious changes occur in the body after |
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| UnResolved, unexpected emotional Trauma |
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| The psychological state in which subjects will not remove themselves from stressful situations even when provided the opportunity is called |
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| Is shock or trauma only impactful if sudden and unexpected? If no, explain, and do you have examples from your own life that might be demonstrable |
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| No. Can be sudden or small occurrences overtime, death by 1000 cuts |
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| Are flower essences safe for pets? And if so how would they be used |
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| Yes, can be use on their fur or in water bowl, on their toys, blankets or diffused |
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| Past traumas not fully recovered from |
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| Dwells in the past of what was and could have been |
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| Lack of self-confidence; anticipates failure |
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| Easily discouraged, often with self-doubt |
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| Obsessed with own troubles; over talkative |
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| Vague unknown fears; anxiety and apprehension |
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| Complete exhaustion, weariness |
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| Impatient, fast-paced, irritable |
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| Fear of losing control of thoughts and actions |
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| Persistent Unwanted thoughts, mental chatter and sleeplessness |
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| As of transition; eases process of letting go |
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| Terror, extreme fright and panic |
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| Critical and in tolerant of others |
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| Mental anguish behind a brave face |
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| Resentment and bitterness; having been treated unfairly |
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| Resigned to circumstances; in different and apathetic |
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| Dreamy, absent minded, lack of concentration |
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| Tiredness and fatigue; gets things done, but feels need to be strengthened |
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| Stream anguish, having reach limits of endurance |
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| Workaholic, cares for the needs of others |
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| Poor physical self image; feelings of shame, and uncleanliness |
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| Deep gloom which comes and goes |
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| Dissatisfied with career, but Undecided what else to do |
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| Must always be right, high strung |
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| Temporarily feeling overwhelmed |
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| Indecisiveness; forever in between choices |
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| Fear of knowing things, Heights, the dark, being alone |
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| Dissatisfied with own accomplishments, feelings of guilt |
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| Suspicious, envious, vengeful |
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| Needs to learn by experience, repeat same mistakes |
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| Natural leaders, and extreme; can be dominating |
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| Always knows just what’s right for others; possessive |
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| Unable to say no, easily imposed upon |
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| Able to make decisions without advice from others |
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| Overly rigid; strict in adherence to a belief or lifestyle |
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| Over concerned; worry for others |
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