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Tarot coleccion The Healing Flower Color - Ingrid Kraaz (38 Cartas Basicas + 39 Meditacion) (EN) (AGM)
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The Healing Flower Color Cards by Ingrid Kraaz
I recently got my hands on this 1989 deck of cards that were printed in Switzerland. It is like having two decks in one, and both combine Color Healing with Bach Flower Therapy. I usually use a pendulum and dowse essences with a chart, or the essences themselves, with great success. However, I am always excited to find a new healing tool!
The first deck is the 38 Bach Flower Remedies themselves – an illustration of the plant itself, in bloom, with the description of emotional imbalances that particular essence addresses. The reverse side is a solid color, as shown in the picture above. These colors are different for each essence: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Turquoise, Dark Blue, and Purple. They were determined by the author, as she (amongst other things) is a color therapist and vibrational/energetic healer. These are the colors she saw of these essences’ auras, if you will.
The second deck is the 38 Bach Flower Remedies – the same illustration of the plants are used, but rather than the description of the essence – it is instead a meditation phrase that assists healing while using that essence. While not shown in the picture above, the reverse side has three arranged colors, having two circles (one inside the other) in the center of the card, and are also intended for meditation use. The smaller and most central, inner circle color is the spiritual healing color that essence imparts. The second circle color, surrounding the smaller circle, is meant to address the mental plane, and the most outer color (which included the rest of the card to its border) is intended for meditation on the physical healing vibration of the plant. All of the cards are different, though some are pretty similar in the way they provide healing. There is one additional card that has a combined picture of the five flowers used to create Bach’s Rescue Remedy, again, with a meditation phrase at the bottom, and the reverse has its three-level healing color pattern as discussed with the single cards.
I read the insert of how to use these, and there are a couple methods – I thought the color method was more appealing, of which you can use one or two colors (more were not recommended at first). I decided to separate the cards into those color groups, and then once I am “pulled” to a color, to narrow it down to the card that had the strongest “feel” or “touch” – and I was trying not to use my pendulum because I wanted to see the healing abilities of this tool alone.
I was drawn to the Dark Blue color the most, and didn’t feel a draw to any other color, so I narrowed the cards, and the one on the far left really felt strong. When I turned it over, it was Walnut (33), of which was placed in the 5th Bach grouping of Being Overly Sensitive, and further described as the “Lack of Will to Succeed.” While I think this is an excellent application of wording – I have always viewed Walnut as a transitional essence, and I recommended it for many clients trying to leave behind one thing, and embrace another. This can apply to leaving a relationship so that there are no unhealthy attachments, or when a person decides to change their occupation. Because Walnut trees tend to grow with nothing else around them, there is an energy of independence which allows anyone taking its essence to cut away old ties, whether we know the existence of these ties or not – and, if we do not know, we will know in the process!
From an Astrological viewpoint, Walnut is ruled by the Sun according to Culpeper, which again emphasizes its ability to “burn away” what is not in the highest good
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