How They're Prepared

Flower essences are prepared through a simple method employing pure spring water, sunlight, and freshly picked blossoms. The flowers are floated in a plain crystal or glass bowl filled with pure spring water for three to four hours in direct morning sunlight with no interference from clouds. The blossoms are then removed, and the water is stored in a dark bottle to prevent further exposure to sunlight, half-filled with brandy as a preservative. This preparation is called the mother essence.

These essences help restore people, animals and even other plants to their natural state of balance.

Flower essences are completely safe. There are no such things as overdoses, side effects or contraindications. There is no such thing as dependence or addiction, either. If your pet is on antibiotics and flower essences, there is no conflict. In the best-case scenario "miracles" happen - meaning one is returned to a state of wholeness; in the "worst case," there is no noticeable response. Remember, please, that although you cannot give an overdose, you can give them too infrequently. Four times daily is the required minimum dosage.

Flower essences do not directly treat physical ailments, nor are they meant to replace proper medical or veterinary care. They will, however, nurture and support your pet's healing process.