The Deva Flowers Remedies are uniquely different than the Bach essences because each remedy is formulated (blended). Deva Flowers differ in their method of potentization and blending by bringing together selected single flower essences that, when combined synergistically, treat generalized mental and emotional disorders with easy to understand labeling. Additionally, our experience has shown that emotional states treated by composite remedies (blended).

The Bach flowers (1) are a flower essence system of thirty-eight flower essences prepared from English flowers. They are used for balancing and clearing specific mental states. This system of flower essences discovered by Dr. Edward Bach (pronounced 'Ba-che'), in the 1930's revolutionized this type of alternative therapy. Dr. Bach was a licensed doctor, bacteriologist and homeopathic physician.

For greatest ease and effectiveness, place three drops under the tongue to equal a single dose. Hold the liquid under the tongue for approximately two minutes as it enters the blood stream. Be careful not to touch the glass dropper since that can contaminate the remedy and cause it to go bad. Repeat as often as needed till results are attained.

Yes, they can be effective when used while bathing. For maximum effectiveness, put 21 drops into the bath water and submerge at least 75% of your body into the water for a minimum of 15 minutes.

Yes, completely. Deva Flowers do not affect, nor are they affected by, the action of any other herbs, medicines, or foods that are active in your system. Nevertheless, to ensure the strongest results, the Deva Flowers should be taken before or after ten minutes after eating, taking herbals, or other medicines. The amount of alcohol is negligible in terms of any drug interactions if the dosage on the bottle is followed.

You can take the Deva Flowers as long as necessary without any side effects or harm. Usually one bottle will be enough to start an emotional or mental change, but additional bottles can be continued for emotional health maintenance if necessary. As a general rule, as with all homeopathic medicines, the remedy should be taken until an improvement in noticed. In chronic conditions, long-term treatment may be required before symptoms or adverse emotions subside.

Our Flower Remedies have a three-year shelf life. After being opened they should be used within a year or a little longer based on how and where they are stored. Deva Flowers are a group of homeopathic-style blended flower essences for treating certain adverse emotional, psychological, and/or mental states. The Deva Flower Remedies FAQ answers many of our customers' most common questions over the years. Please contact us if your question is not answered.

They differ by the method of potentization and the way each is used and prescribed. A process of precise dilution and shaking called succession potentizes homeopathic substances. This can result in potentized amplifications of well over 12X, 30X, 200X, etc. (Each "X" represents 1/10 dilution. 6X dilution is, then, 1/1,000,000 of the original substance.

Yes, however the amount of alcohol in the Deva Flower Remedies is already greatly reduced compared to other flower essences on the market. If you are allergic or prefer not to ingest any alcohol, you can use several drops of the remedy to moisten the lips, place several drops behind the ears, or rub the liquid on the inside of the wrists.

Yes. Since the Deva Flowers are free of any side effects, they can cause no direct or indirect harm to children of any age, including newborns. In the case of newborns, one drop of Deva Flowers as a dose is sufficient.

Yes, they have been used extensively on many animals, including cats, dogs, birds, and even horses. Animals have emotions similar to those of humans and respond equally well to the Deva Flowers. The best method to treat them is by adding seven drops to their water.

Yes. Some people have reported experiencing unusually rapid changes and result after taking flower remedies for the first time. This reaction may be due to a person's need to have a rapid release, such as sometimes occurs because of intense grief or intense emotions.

Even though you may not detect any significant changes in your outward feelings, you can usually experience a better mental outlook over a period of time. You may sense certain positive changes in your body and mind as you interact with others. Keeping a journal is always a useful way to gauge progress.

First, take a look at the adverse emotions you usually associate with your physical problems, such as anger, anxiety, worry, or fear. Treat these emotions with the correct Deva Flower Remedy. As you move toward a more positive mental outlook, you will notice the physical problems decreasing, as well. As other emotions come up, treat those, too. People have reported that many physical ailments disappear or become bearable when they treat the associated ensuing emotions.

Deva Flowers, associated with a particular condition, can be amplified in a number of ways including: 1) Creative visualization and meditation about the results to be achieved, 2) active use of affirmations (personal ones or the suggested positive thought listed in the Deva Flower Brochure), 3) sipping from a remedy bottle in a glass of water or juice all day, 4) holding a remedy dose in your mouth, under your tongue for 30 seconds or more, 5) maintaining faith that a higher power will aid you i.

Yes, they do enhance the opportunity to create permanent changes in both the personality and psyche, but only if the person does not choose to slip back into former habits. With continued use a permanent change can and has taken place in thousands of people using the Deva Flower Remedies.

In principle Bach Flowers cannot be an instrument of manipulation for either adults or children. Bach Flowers have an effect only when they are needed. Because their effect is to strengthen connection to Inner Guidance, those taking Essences are ultimately less subject to manipulation. Even if Bach Flowers were to be used to transform a very lively child into one who is better adapted to a situation or environment, the treatment would not be successful because the child's true nature is lively.

Yes, the Deva Flowers can also be used to moisten the lips, or placed behind the ears and on the inside of the wrists. The effectiveness is almost as good as placing a remedy directly into the mouth.

Because Deva Flowers are free of any side effects, they can cause no direct or indirect harm to the fetus or mother. Deva Flowers have been used extensively by both pregnant women and lactating mothers for more than 28 years.

Herbals physically while flower essences work on the mind. Deva Flowers are strong vibrational remedies that balance the subtle electromagnetic fields surrounding and interacting with the physical body (sometimes called the ethereal body). Deva flowers are initially assimilated into the circulatory system because of the alcohol solution that preserves them.

When a person fails to understand or accept how the Deva Flowers work, they will often work to the same degree. It is true that the free will of an individual with a strongly negative belief system could override the effects of flower remedies. It depends on the individual and that is why we offer our 30-Day 100% guarantee.

Yes and no. They can be taken together without any problems or reduction of performance, however, to ensure the highest effectiveness it would be best to take the Deva Flowers and Herbal Drops five to ten minutes apart.

Yes, it is best to dilute 2 drops in a little water before placing it in the baby's mouth as it is in a grape seed alcohol solution.

Generally these drugs do not have a negative influence on the effect of Bach Flowers. On the contrary, Bach Flowers help to regulate the use of these substances.

Most of the Healing Combinations came about because Jackie Beck or one of her close friends or family suffered from some malady that she sought to cure. For example, her husband suffered from a mild form of Chronic Fatigue Syndrom. a result, she researched the symptoms of the disorder, discovered what the emotional issues were behind those symptoms, and then researched the Bach Flowers that would cure those emotional issues.

There are parallels between Bach's beliefs and those of Steiner. But as far as we know they never met.

The word is short for "bachelor" and it started out in early New Zealand slang as the name for a hut or cabin, built by a single man and used by him to live in. However for maybe the last hundred years it has referred to a place that a New Zealand family owns and goes to for holidays. They are usually humble, often self-built, and almost always in places of spectacular natural beauty.

In both cases the pain is felt in the wrist and first three fingers. When the muscles of the forearm are in spasm from a repetitive strain, you will get pain in your wrist. Also, when muscles that cross over the median nerve are in spasm and press down onto the nerve, you get numbness in your fingers. RSI is frequently misdiagnosed as carpal tunnel syndrome because of this reason.

We are in a village called Sotwell, just outside a town called Wallingford, in the county of Oxfordshire (Oxon for short - don't ask us why!). If you are driving from London, take the M4 west out of London and turn off at the junction to Henley on Thames. Follow the road into Henley, turning right at the traffic lights in the town and onto the road to Wallingford. Keep on this road all the way into and then through Wallingford.