Kalifornische Blüten - Akupunktur und Blütenschätze vereint

Discover the diversity of essences, from aloe vera to zinnia. Learn about their positive and negative meanings, ear localization.

• all flowers from Aloe Vera to Zinnia with their English, Latin and German names in alphabetical order
• Plant portrait for each flower
• respective positive and negative meaning
• exact localization of the reference acupuncture points on the ear
• Dosage recommendation
• Foreword by Richard Katz and Patricia Kaminski

Foreword by Dr. Wesemann

Here, finally, is the book of Californian flowers for everyone to read. I sincerely hope that it will become a constant companion and guide for "flower fans," bringing joy and success to all. Over the years, I have learned a great deal from the flowers, their vibrations, and their "song lines," and I wholeheartedly wish the same for you and your patients.

When mathematician Richard Katz founded the Flower Essence Society with his wife Patricia Kaminsky in 1978, 38 Bach flower remedies were known and used as flower blends to treat emotional imbalances such as anxiety, anger, or loneliness. Until the hippie movement in the 1970s, almost nothing was happening in the field of flower remedies, and people were lucky to have Bach flower remedies at least thanks to Edward Bach. The "Flower Power" from San Francisco, with its drive to research flowers, ushered in a new awareness of the diversity of different flowers from different continents, as is also reflected in the research for the Australian Living Essences.

For me personally, the flowers became the 'hit' of my life thanks to Prof. Dr. Bahr, who, through his work with Bach flowers, discovered the precise point locations for acupuncture and encouraged me to do the same for the Australian Bush flowers. Since then, we've been a team, researching and working together, and for that, I am infinitely grateful. When a flower precisely helps a patient on their path to healing, and they return and ask for the flower for, say, their eye, their back, hay fever, or their wisdom tooth, I am overjoyed and smile at this new form of patient-doctor communication. Flowers have so many fewer side effects than some conventional medications and can be combined very well with conventional medicine to reduce side effects or enhance the desired effect.

And now… read, apply, enjoy.

Wishing you lots of fun, joy and happiness from the bottom of my heart
Yours, Christiane-Tessa Wesemann

Berlin, 2012

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