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The rare Prickly Poppy only grows in the Arizona and New Mexico; it thrives in the harshest of Sonoran desert conditions. Its flower essence teaches us to be joyful leaders, despite inhospitable environments. It prevents us from getting bogged down by others’ suffering and overwhelm. It develops us as leaders and inspires us to teach leadership skills to younger generations. Even if people around us are struggling, overwhelmed or physically ill, we can remain open and light-hearted. We can cherish what we have and not sweat the small stuff.
Ghostweed is a tall, eye-catching, snow-white & green wildflower, collected in rural Texas. It dissolves our fears of being insignificant, along with an unhealthy or skewed desire to be seen (look at me, look at me!). Rather than letting the external world dictate our self-worth, we’re able to excel in our talents because it's what we’re meant for. Instead of seeking attention, we can rise above, speak fearlessly and embody leadership. We can take charge and communicate a wider message.
Used for thousands of years in folkloric medicine for healing skin and ear irritations, Mullein is known for its velvety, soft leaves and bright yellow flowers. Its flower essence dissolves unproductive friction, irritation and annoyance within interactions. When you feel that people are not listening to you, or that your words are missing the mark, Mullein helps you project your energy & voice in a way that people hear & understand you.
According to European folklore, this electric periwinkle flower can open locked doors. Indeed, the elixir of Chicory flower opens doors to seeing. It dissolves habitual patterns of resistance, avoidance and unwillingness to see the truth. Rather than live in delusion or carry false expectations, it opens our heart to see the truth. It gives us the strength to be honest and face whatever we have been avoiding. It provides hope and the ability to make desired changes.
Golden Columbine helps us make friends with our inner demons. Rather than allow ourselves to be barraged by negative thoughts and emotions, we can be more matter of fact: “there’s no monster under the bed.” It dissolves self-criticism and fear of judgment for being ugly on the inside. It encourages us to expose ourselves and feel carefree! We’re able to widen our vulnerability, disrobe into our natural, explorative self and accept more love.
