Calluna vulgaris / Scottish heather
PLANT DESCRIPTION
Thrives in damp or boggy soil, but also on sandy or dry heath. Mostly, heather is found in mountains and moors. It is not to be confused with the red-flowering heather. The small pink to purple and sometimes even white flowers bloom from July to September.
PREPARATION: sun method
MOOD GROUP: Loneliness
NEGATIVE CONDITION
Self-centered and preoccupied with oneself, these people have immense difficulties in conducting genuine interpersonal relationships. Talkative, unwilling to be alone. Symptoms are exaggerated and trivial details played up.
- Numerous monologues are conducted without letting others get a word in edgewise.
- Tendency to speak quickly, often close to the face of the person s/he is speaking to.
- One's own life situation or an illness takes up one's attention so fully that one gives hardly any notice to matters that concern others.
- They love to be admired and appreciated.
- Tendency to exaggeration.
POSITIVE POTENTIAL
One develops compassion and helpfulness. It becomes easy to listen to others and to offer them help. One's own sufferings can be used positively because one can put oneself easily in the situations of others and feel compassion.
BACH QUOTE
"For those who always need company and try to discuss matters of importance to them with others because they see this as necessary. It doesn't matter to them who they talk about these things with. They are very unhappy when they occasionally have to be alone for a while.”
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