Rattlesnake Plantain Orchid Flower Essence

How Rattlesnake Plantain Orchid Flower Essence Helps You:

Use Rattlesnake Plantain Orchid Flower Essence when you feel ungrounded, disconnected from the Earth, and energetically depleted. It is effective when you don't feel safe or comfortable in your body.

Rattlesnake Plantain Orchid Flower Essence reconnects your electromagnetic energy fields to the electromagnetic energy fields of Earth. It facilitates being "plugged in" by grounding luminous light strands through your legs and feet into the Earth. Recharges from the limitless energy source of nurturing Mother Earth. It works through your root (1st) chakra, the minor chakra in the center of each foot, and your Earth chakra (12 to 18 inches below your feet). In many spiritual traditions, the root chakra is the foundation and home of feminine spiritual, creative energy (kundalini). Some North American indigenous peoples called this energy 'rattlesnake'. The Earth chakra is the deeper grounding point for your extended personal energy fields.

How Rattlesnake Plantain Orchid Flower Essence Was Made:

Rattlesnake Plantain Orchid Flower Essence was made using the no-pick method of working directly with the plant spirit. While the essence was being made, Amber, Bloodstone, Drusy Quartz, Green Tourmaline, Icosahedron Cut Quartz, Mahogany Obsidian, Red Jasper, Tiger Eye, Unakite, and Vanadinite crystals are placed among the plants with the storage (mother) bottles. Amber aligns the subtle bodies with the physical bodies, transmutes negative energy into positive energy, and emits sunny and soothing energy that calms and enlivens the disposition. Bloodstone balances the energies of the root chakra. Drusy quartz crystals help to energize and stabilize your subtle bodies. Green tourmaline assists in transferring energy from the mineral to the plant's vibrational frequencies. It enables you to feel connected to all life on Earth. Creates harmony between your heart's energy fields and the Earth's energy fields. Icosahedron cut quartz has 20 (5X4) equilateral sides. It is a bridge between the 5th Dimension - the entry into the unified Spiritual realms - and Earth's four cardinal directions (N, S, E, W). Inca Jade encourages you to delight in life, this time of being Spirit in the world of matter. Mahogany Obsidian assists in opening and clearing the grounding channel through the 1st chakra to the Earth chakra so that you may experience a full spectrum of energetic frequencies. Protective. Red Jasper instills physical vitality, emotional balance, and zest for life. Tiger Eye brings discernment, grounding, physical vitality, confidence, and practical action while balancing the spiritual in daily life. Unakite has a grounding influence with calm, gentle energy. Vanadinite creates a direct link to Earth energies. It helps you to creatively enjoy the experience of being in a physical body. The actions of the crystals inform the way this flower essence sits in the physical body. While the Rattlesnake Plantain Orchid Essence was being made, spirit song coming through Diana's voice was imprinted into the essence.

Rattlesnake Plantain Orchid Flower Essence Summary:

Rattlesnake Plantain Orchid (Goodyera Oblongifolia) - Supports being comfortable and at home in your body through being grounded in Mother Earth. It helps you to recharge from Her unlimited energy source.

STOCK STRENGTH

As The Essence Says Of Itself:

I AM comfortable and grounded through the deep connection to Mother Earth.

Herbal, Food & Wildlife Qualities:

Rattlesnake Plantain Orchid grows wild, mainly in coniferous forests of Western North America on hummus among mosses at mid to low elevations. The oblong basal leaves are dull green with white stripes. The tiny orchid blossoms open from bottom to top on a single stem 6" to 8" tall from July to August. According to the doctrine of signatures, because the leaf patterns resemble rattlesnake markings, early settlers thought that the leaves could be used to treat snakebite. Some indigenous peoples used the plant for childbirth or to treat cuts and sores. Others thought it a good luck charm, and children of some tribes blew the leaves into "balloons."