How Are Flower Essences Made?

It is not feasible to generate enough flower essences for a growing population by collecting dew from the plant, therefore, an efficient, though nonetheless alchemical, process has been developed. The system involves placing flower petals or plant leaves and stems in a clear glass or crystal bowl of clear spring water which is then set in the sun for a certain prescribed period of time so that the healing properties of the flower can be transferred from the flower to the water. The soul consciousness of the person collecting the essence is an important part of the equation, as is the placement of moon, stars, and planets, at the time the essence is made. Once the essence or pattern of the flower is transferred to the water, the water is carefully collected in sterilized Mother Stock Bottles and preserved with an equal amount of alcohol or vinegar, and made available for use.

When the elixir is complete and the pattern, or energy medicine, of the flower has been released into the water, with the aid of Kirlean photography, beautiful shapes and designs are seen in each individual water droplet, revealing the unique qualities of the particular flower essence. Nature has various ways of showing herself to us. Our greatest mysteries are imprinted in our own souls in the form of refined energetic etchings, which we then seek to replicate. Each flower essence resonates a tone, frequency, color, and light body that mirrors aspects of human development and evolution. Nature and humanity work hand in hand as a means to bridge the wisdom of love with the principles of incarnation and earth consciousness. It is nothing less that a beautiful art, or, divine work of spiritual principles, for the essences balance, refine, and engage each individual with a greater understanding of nature, the earth kingdom, and the alchemical mysteries; As Above, So Below.

Helpful Notes and Ideas for Flower Essence Makers

• Clear glass bowl (not a cut crystlal bowl as the pattern of the cut crystal will infuse into the essence)
• Boston Round amber bottles
• One quart size for Mother Stock and two, one and half ounce dropper bottles for storage and remedy preparation
• Sterilized funnel
• Beakers
• Long surgery tweezers
• Tongs
• Clean cotton gloves
• Clean flat plate
• Brandy or vinegar to act as a preservative
• Clear spring water
• Notebook and journal
• Mosquito net, if out in the woods or mountain slopes,
• Large hot pad gloves to put your bottle of mother stock in after it has been prepared to protect it from heat and breakage
• A sturdy backpack to carry tools and items if hiking out in the woods or mountains
• A wild flower handbook or guide
• Crystal gem to clear the energy and place near the bowl for protection
• Bonsai cutting sheers
• A sunny day with preferably few or patchy clouds

Identify the flowers you wish to gather in the most non- intrusive manner. The least contact you have with the nature space and the plant itself, the better. Note where you will place the bowl of spring water and place it there, ready to receive the flowers before you pick the blossoms.

I check my essence every now an then, however, I do not go very near it as I am aware of the magic circle of light and fairy delight that is weaving this eilixir into a healing remedy. I do not want to disturb the process.

My partner Michael and I have prepared many essences far into the wild woods and mountains where the purest and freshest wild flowers live. Michael, in particular, has had some engaging encounters with animals and birds while making the essences. He has had hummingbirds come and sit at the edge the essence bowl, eagles flying in circle over head, and visits from various owls. It is an enchanting relationship one develops with nature when making an essence, or, of course, admiring nature and all Her beauty of behold.