FLOWER ESSENCE MEDICINES OF INNER AUTHORITY
Spirit Medicines open a flow between your Spirit's expression and your daily awareness, aligning with the traditions of Native American Medicine. They invite you to embark on a journey of self-empowerment and self-discovery, providing tools to assist you in revealing your personal Medicine. Spirit Medicines cultivate an intimate relationship with your Inner Shield, nurturing your Inner Child's innocent wonder for life's adventures and reliance on your integrity. They guide your Inner Warrior on a path of action towards resolving personal challenges and encourage the loving acceptance of your entire self by your Inner Nurturer. Meanwhile, your Inner Shaman offers healing gifts, illuminating the directions for your growth, all under the guidance of your Inner Authority.
Medicine People recognize our struggle with the powerlessness that fear can impose. Spirit Medicines catalyze self-empowerment for subtle journeying tasks. Through gentle exploration, the Spirit Medicine allies awaken us, reopening our memories and the origins of our fears. When we understand the reasons behind our fears, we can confront this darkness, aided by our Inner Guides. This allows us to transform our weaknesses into new sources of empowerment. The destroyer evolves into the healer, the deceiver becomes the storyteller, and coveting transforms into generosity. In demystifying our fears, we discover the gifts they hold, accepting challenges while working with our Inner Shield. We truly embrace our journey, declaring, "We count coup!"
Native American "medicine" refers to a deeply spiritual and holistic concept central to many Indigenous cultures in North America. Unlike the modern Western understanding of medicine, which focuses on physical healing through science, Native American medicine encompasses the physical, spiritual, emotional, and mental aspects of well-being. It is rooted in a profound connection to nature, community, and the spirit world.
{The beautiful pen & ink art is by Steve Goins: Thought Transitions}