Introduction to Bach Flowers

Bach Flowers are a wonderful tool to keep your balance in everyday life.
The remedies can restore emotions like worry, hatred and indecision by connecting the person to inner peace and harmony, which stimulates the body’s ability to heal itself.
They work primarily on the emotional level, but since the body and mind cannot be viewed as separated their effect is overall.
It is just like Dr. Bach, the founder of Bach Flowers, said:

“Health depends on being in harmony with your soul.” Edward Bach, 1932

The 38 Bach Flower Remedies:

Agrimony Aspen Beech Centaury Cerato Cherry Plum Chestnut Bud Chicory Clematis Crab Apple Elm Gentian Gorse Heather Holly Honeysuckle Hornbeam Impatiens Larch Mimulus Mustard Oak Olive Pine Red Chestnut Rock Rose Rock Water Scleranthus Star of Bethlehem Sweet Chestnut Vervain Vine Walnut Water Violet White Chestnut Wild Oat Wild Rose Willow

Are you curious which Bach Flower essence resonates right now with your energy? You can pick a random Bach Flower Card to get some more insights and inspiration. Pick a Card »

The Quick Guide to Bach Flowers

Further informations on Bach Flowers can be found here:

Website by Mechthild Scheffer – one of Europes leading specialist on Bach Flower Therapy (in German).
I also recommend her book: “The Encyclopedia of Bach Flower Therapy”

Website of The Bach Centre with lots of information on Bach Flowers (including a description of each Bach Flower) – available in six  languages.

Important: The information on this site is for educational purposes only and is not intended to treat, cure, prevent, or diagnose any disease.