Failed in entrance exam

Uma Venkatachalam

My friend’s (Bala) daughter had wanted to change the school and written the entrance examination. It was announced that she had not passed the exam. The parents did not inform this to the child.

The same day both of them had their yoga class with me in the evening. And they shared the information and expressed how upset they were.

They are never given flower remedy before. At the end of the class, I wrote in a paper, “Thank you Gorse Gentian Willow” and gave it to Bala. I asked her to chant and then meet the school authorities the next day.

The next day, in the afternoon, while I was driving, she called me with lots of joy saying, that her daughter has got the seat in the same school.

The school authorities had lost the paper of her daughter and the correspondent asked them to pay the fees, while over 80 people were shouting and arguing for their kid’s seat at the office of the school.

She was with lots of joy. She kept saying that it was a miraculous event in front of her eyes.

Thanking the Bach Flower Therapy. And thanking God for choosing me as his instrument, to help enough people.

Naran

Congrats for the child.

But, I want to add that flower remedies should be prescribed on the basis of predominant and persistent emotion or situation, which truly pictures the person.

Gorse and Gentian should not be combined. A state of hopelessness (Gorse) will not be there when there is a state of sadness (Gentian). A hopeless state is beyond sadness.

Gorse is for hopelessness as per the situation. Gentian is for feeling sad – a state of regression or depression.

All of us will be in Willow state – blaming. Therefore, Willow can go with any remedy.

I want to make this note, because we should understand the subtle difference between two flowers. If we understand that, we can avoid unnecessary combinations. More than that, flowers will be happier.

Each and every prescription is a learning though. It is always better to reflect on why we selected a remedy.