Flowers to facilitate Meditation
Continuing with the intention of facilitating states of attention and concentration, I propose some Bach Flowers that will help you to that end.
Bach Flowers are flower remedies that open the unconscious, facilitating a better recognition of their purpose, not as something negative, but as something evolutionary.
We have to bear in mind that disturbing negative emotions are not negative, they are limiting and in this context we work on the Bach Flowers, observing the limitation to enhance evolution.
The flowers that I propose are the following:
Agrimony
When we coagulate in Agrimony we remain in a constant state of thoughts, mostly heated, that is to say, irascible.
This flower belongs to the fire element, as such it is an element that gives us energy, although if it is not directed it is a fire that can consume us, ruminant and critical thoughts towards others are self-destructive.
The evolutionary polarity of Agrimony is inner peace, that state of calm and calm that leads us towards a liberation in action. Not letting the intense fire burn us but directing that fire in the direction we want.
White Chesnut
When we limit ourselves to White Chesnut, torture and pessimism develop in us. They are undoubtedly limiting states for the being that wants to evolve.
This flower belongs to the Air element, which incessantly moves our thoughts. In this dramatic society, torture and pessimism have taken hold, preventing us from feeling the potential that we are.
The awakening that White Chesnut provokes in us is peace of mind, a state that undoubtedly we all yearn for, not because we are "enlightened" but because it would allow us to live in that state of lasting happiness, which I assure you, dear reader, exists.
Peace of mind in all of us imagine what it would do globally. Thus, this state will allow you to better enter the spaces of attention and then concentration.
Honeysuckle
Here we become entrenched in the loss of the present, Bach said mostly in the past. Aspen would be more in the future, although this flower is the one that works mainly to bring our consciousness to the present.
That longed-for present that we talk so much and so much about it and that we do not work either, the present is not a state to talk about it or understand it intellectually, it is a state to experience it. When you explain it, you are no longer in it.
It's like trying to explain what a flavor tastes like if you've never tried it. It is like a child explaining to you what it feels like to kiss another person if he has never experienced it.
The spirit of this flower naturally returns you to that present state, do not doubt it, beloved, which is your true nature.
I suggest you experiment with them and tell us about your experiences ...
