Beech

The essence of the red beech helps us to develop tolerance and generosity, to loosen rigid attitudes and to experience a free at.

The common beech forms open forests throughout Europe. It is a stately tree, growing up to 30 meters tall, with smooth, lead-gray bark. Few other plants thrive in the shade of its dense canopy. The elliptical leaves, slightly wavy at the edges, are arranged in two rows. The beech blooms in April and May, shortly after the leaves emerge. The female flowers are small green-red corollas, while the male inflorescences are hanging racemes with 12 to 14 green-yellow flowers. The seeds, called beechnuts, are oily, nutty, and edible.

The Beech essence helps us develop greater tolerance and generosity. We learn to acknowledge our own mistakes and not just criticize others.

Quote from Dr. Edward Bach: "We never want to criticize or condemn the thoughts, opinions, and ideas of others. We always want to remember that all people are children of God and each, in his own way, seeks to find the glory of the Father."

Physical Essence Effect: In a Beech deficiency, tension can occur in various areas of the body. One may be sensitive to noise, experience digestive problems, or even skin problems as a manifestation of intolerance. Beech promotes the self-healing process on an energetic level by freeing us from excessive strictness, criticalness, prejudice, pedantry, etc. This allows us to experience a new harmony and generosity, which also has a positive effect on our organism.

Emotional: If feelings of rigidity, accompanied by anger, rage, and irritability, make life "sour," Beech can be recommended. With her, we learn to free ourselves from rigid attitudes toward life. We can better engage with others and accept their opinions. We free ourselves from critical tendencies, pedantry, and intransigence and develop greater understanding for ourselves and others. This allows us to develop a free, relaxed attitude toward life, and we can experience ourselves in the wholeness of body, mind, and soul.

Mental: When intolerance and strictness have become entrenched in our minds, Beech imparts a liberating vibration. We recognize deep-seated rigid attitudes or conflicts that may have been rooted in disappointment, humiliation, experienced hatred, lack of self-worth, or bitterness. With this essence, the rigid, restrictive layer can peel away, revealing a new, more generous way of thinking. Through improved and more open communication, we open up new paths to other people.

Spiritual: Through the connection to the higher self, this essence enables one to gain understanding, tolerance, discernment, and judgment. Problems are solved through constructive judgment, understanding, and kindness. The spiritual task is to develop an understanding of the ways of others. This essence mediates the diverse expressions of life and allows others' standards of behavior, just like one's own, to have their place and be part of the positive growth process.

Children: If children don't like to take criticism and prefer to focus attention on the weaknesses of others, Beech can be recommended. The essence also helps to reduce resistance to unpopular subjects and teachers and encourages openness to new things.

Animals: The behavior of an animal deficient in Beech is expressed as a reaction of disapproval and contempt toward the human. This makes the animal easily excitable. Beech helps the animal achieve greater inner peace and self-confidence.

Corresponding gemstone: Malachite

Affirmation: I accept others as they are and also accept my weaknesses.

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You can find further information on this product in the following publication(s):

• Ratgeber Blütenessenzen [DE]
• Heilen mit Bachblüten. Das Kartenset [DE]