Bright flower greetings Reader, When a Holly tree grows within reach of browsing animals, something remarkable can happen. If its leaves are eaten, the next leaves that come in grow with more prickles. But higher up the same tree, safely beyond an animal’s reach, the leaves are smoother, with the prickles disappearing almost entirely. The plant seems to produce the protection it needs, and no more. 🌿 Holly is one of the first essences we’ll explore in Bach Flowers in Contemporary Practice...

Hi there Reader, Each month, students have ongoing opportunities to connect with us and with each other. Here's what's happening in September: September Schedule All times are Pacific. 💐 Client Care with Ruth and Kathleen Wednesday, September 2 @ 10:00 am Open to Client Care mentoring and Essence Deepening members 💬 Live Chat: Staying Focused in the Midst of Distractions Wednesday, September 9 @ 12:00 pm Open to all 🐾 Animal Cases with Kathleen Saturday, September 12 @ 10:00 am Open to Animal...

Bright flower greetings, Reader, We're excited to announce the final installment of our beloved Bach flower "study group" that is so much more. Bach Flowers in Contemporary Practice Part Four is an in-depth exploration of the last eight essences in the series: Holly, Pine, Clematis, Honeysuckle, Elm, Hornbeam, Water Violet, and Olive. If you've joined us for any of the earlier parts, you know how this works. Kathleen and Ruth teach through live, unscripted discussion, visual plant immersion,...