A beautiful transmission of flower essence knowledge 🌸


There's a moment that can happen in the study of flower essences.

A shift from learning about the plants
to experiencing them in an alive way.
​
Ruth Toledo Altschuler often speaks about this as a kind of transmission, where the qualities of a plant are not only understood, but felt and recognized in a resonant way.
​
As she shares:

β€œThere is a beautiful moment when the gesture of a plant is perceived clearly. It is no longer just information, but something you resonate with and relate to directly. An internal presence of the plant has become alive within you.”

This is something that develops over time through careful observation, imagery, and when possible, direct engagement with essence plants in their natural expression.

It's also something that one can acquire through guided and living transmission.

One student described it this way:

"I searched for years for a Flower Essence Practitioner Certification course that not only taught me about flower essences, but helped me truly experience them. I got all this and so much more."

​
Ruth brings decades of experience in flower essence research and deep knowledge applied in practice, resulting from her long term work in connection with the Flower Essence Society.

All of this is brought forth in the way Ruth guides us through this process.

As an officially authorized instructor, she carries forward both the depth of that body of work and a way of working with it that is alive and evolving.
​
Over time, this way of learning creates a different kind of confidence. One that comes from familiarity, relationship, and direct experience with the plants themselves.

🌿 Learn to perceive the gesture and expression of each plant
🌿 Be guided through a process that builds real familiarity over time
🌿 Study within a lineage of research and lived experience

If you are drawn to this way of learning, you are warmly invited to explore more.

🐀 Early Bird pricing ends next week​
πŸ“… Live sessions begin May 1

πŸ‘‰ Learn more: FES Practitioner Training & Certification Program​


Questions? Join a Live Q&A Call

Meet with us over Zoom to see if this program is right for you and get your questions answered.

πŸ‘‰ Join a Q&A Call​


With warmth,

✨ Ruth, Kathleen, and Rochana

​The School for Flower Essence Studies​

P.S. If you prefer not to receive emails about FES Practitioner Training you can opt out of this campaign while still staying connected to us.

​COURSES | PODCAST | OPEN CIRCLES​

​STUDENT DASHBOARD​

CONTACT: Reply to any of our emails or send a message to: hello@floweressencestudies.com​​

​Update your Preferences | Unsubscribe*

*if you unsubscribe completely we won't be able to send you course communications β€” if you're a student, please update your preferences instead

​

Flower Essence Studies LLC

PO Box 1939, Healdsburg, CA 95448-1939

​botlink​

The School for Flower Essence Studies

Check out the offerings on our website and sign up for our newsletter!

Read more from The School for Flower Essence Studies
china rose bush

Dear Reader, We'd like to share a story with you. When Susan first came to work with Kathleen, she described her life in a way that many of us would recognize. She was exhausted. She had a hard time saying no to anyone, at work, at home, with family. There was a low hum of anxiety that never quite switched off, a constant worry about whether she was doing enough, being enough. She didn't ask for help easily. Asking for help felt like admitting failure. Flower essence work moves in layers, and...

zinnia

It's May! The most prolific month for flowers in the Northern hemisphere. We hope you have plenty of opportunities to get outside and experience the glory of Nature. Here's your monthly flower essence nourishment, Reader: Upcoming Events πŸŒ€ Open Circle Plant Attunement Zinnia Attune to the archetypal qualities of Zinnia for the bright and colorful spark our Soul needs during dark times. Zinnia brings nurturing that can expand joyfulness, helping us engage more lightly in life. πŸ“… Wednesday, May...

china rose

Dear Reader, There's a connection between anxiety and boundaries that doesn't get talked about nearly enough. Research suggests that a significant amount of the anxiety people experience is linked to taking on responsibility for other people's emotions, behaviours, and needs. Poor boundaries don't just make life harder. They can be a direct source of anxiety. When Kathleen came across this, it was a turning point. "I'd spent years thinking something was just wrong with me. Once I realised...