With the development of the BACH Flowers over70 years ago, the foundations for taking advantage of the flower energies for healing and harmonizing purposes were laid.

BACH's lifework left us a concludent system consisting of 38 mental states, sub-divided into 7 main character groups, each of which corresponds to the archetypical patterns of thinking, feeling and acting of our human personalities. He chose these from well over 100 different flowers which he had taken into consideration and which he had tested.

About 30 years ago a wide interest in using flowers, especially in using the respective native flowers, was spreading spontaneously round the world. The studies and researches of over 10,000 different flowers from therapists, manufacturers of flower essences and countless other people is readily available to us today in many books and encyclopedias. The theraputic value of flowers from ancient times to the present is quite well documented.

The flowers of our earth finally reflect the neverending richness of human experiences and our spiritual being, going far beyond the vibrational healing of the causes of diseases.

Everywhere we can see flowers opening doors to self-recognition and functioning as a bridge to our real inner core being.

No matter whether we want to invigorate our creativity,or maybe just striving for inner peace in meditation or whether we strive for a better sexuality and more intense relationships:

Meditating with flowers, which we are attracted to, will lead us towards the core being of our own inner nature, away from the fixations of the outer world.

We can also perceive them as gifts of the outer nature, bringing our innermost nature to us – as a mirror we can use within the process of neverending self-recognition.

Or we can just be delighted about their presence and their lightful aura when we decorate our rooms with these icons of the beauty of nature and enjoy them.

I had been intentionally searching for the BACH FLOWERS for years and found them in England, France, Germany and Switzerland, whereas the flowers and seeds on this page attracted my attention on my ways through nature quite naturally.
Some of them are known worldwide, others are still rather unknown, still waiting for us to discover their effect in us.