Role of alternative medicine
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Flower remedies aim to correct negative psychological and emotional aspects that can lead to physical illness. Certain flowers are associated with positive attributes that can help drive away negative attributes like anger, fear, and stress. The remedies work by restoring harmony and balance, not by fighting disease directly, but by correcting personal issues on a soul level. They were developed by an allopathic doctor and are intended to shift one's outlook without necessarily changing conditions.
Role of alternative medicine
- 1. Role of Alternative Medicine in Present Day Context
- 2. Flower remedies for total health To correct negative psychological and emotional aspects Are Flower remedies relevant for marital conflicts ?
- 3. Qualified Allopathy doctor Founder of flower remedies
- 4. Negative moods lead to physical illne No change in out look – No cure Restoration of Harmony and balance between aura and higher self Disease is purely corrective No diseases – only sick persons
- 5. Drive away negative attributes REMEDY POSITIVE ATTRIBUTE NEGATIVE ATTRIBUTE – DRIVEN OUT Rock Rose Courage Terror Mimulus Sympathy Fear Agrimony Peace Torment Scleranthus Clematis Steadfastness Thoughtful Indecisiveness Indifference Gentian Faith Doubt
- 6. REMEDY POSITIVE ATTRIBUTE NEGATIVE ATTRIBUTE – DRIVEN OUT Century Strength Weakness Chicory Service Self love Vervain Understanding Over enthusiasm Impatiens Forgiveness Impatiens Water violet Humility Pride Drive away negative attributes
- 7. Anger Dictatorial Ego Fear Stress Depression Greed Suspicion Terror And many more Common Negative Traits
- 8. Mode of action of flower remedies Restoration of Health Not by fighting against disease Correction of personal aberrations Shift in soul quality Brought into use on intuition basis
- 9. Flower remedies Any one without formal medical qualification Reference of relevant books on mind, soul, misery and stress Ability to understand human traits WHO