Question 1

What Are Flower Essences?

Accepted Answer

Flower essences are liquid plant remedies made from the energetic imprint of flowers. Unlike essential oils, they contain no scent or plant material — just the subtle vibrational energy of the flower, captured in spring water and preserved with alcohol.

Used over time, they gently support emotional balance, energetic shifts, and spiritual growth.

Question 2

How do I take a flower essence?

Accepted Answer

Take 4 drops under the tongue or in a glass of water, up to 4 times a day. You can also add a few drops to a water bottle and sip throughout the day, or place them in a bath or on pulse points during moments of ritual or reflection.

Question 3

How are flower essences different from essential oils or herbal tinctures?

Accepted Answer

Unlike essential oils or herbal tinctures, flower essences contain no physical plant material, fragrance, or chemical constituents. Instead, they are made by infusing the energetic imprint of a flower into pure water — typically through a sun-steeping method — and preserved with alcohol.
This subtle process captures the vibrational signature of the flower rather than its aroma or active compounds.

Flower essences work on the emotional, mental, and energetic levels, helping to gently shift stuck patterns, support emotional balance, and enhance overall well-being. They do not act biochemically on the body, but rather support the body’s own natural healing processes through resonance — much like how tuning forks or homeopathy operate on the principle of energetic frequency.

Question 4

Do flower essences have a scent?

Accepted Answer

No — they are unscented. Flower essences contain only the energetic imprint of the plant, not its fragrance or oils.

Question 5

Are flower essences safe to use with other forms of healing or medication?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Flower essences are safe to use alongside other modalities, including conventional medicine, therapy, herbal remedies, or energetic practices. They are subtle and non-interfering.

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