Adolescence is a stressful rite of passage into adulthood which, when coinciding with negative sexual experiences, social pressures and illogical taboos, can cause our vital sexual energy to destabilise. Kadambii Barnao, Ph.d Kt.M suggests ways the harmonising powers of wildflower essences can resurrect the synergy between our female and male elements.
Popularised globally in the New Age trinket trade, the Yin Yang symbol of Chinese esoteric science represents the two complementary forces at work in the two complementary forces at work in the universe and the importance of a balance between them. For humans in everyday life these forces are often acted out in expressions of our strengths and weaknesses and different aspects of our sexuality.
The desire to regain the balance is often expressed in women by the challenge to develop the more assertive side of their nature, and for men a more constant and receptive side to their nature. The equilibrium can also be needed when for example a mother finds it hard to be nurturing or a father has difficulty being assertive when this part of his nature is needed.
Imbalances in any of our mental expressions are often mirrored in our body functions. One of the most obvious cases is the gawky, uncoordinated teenager who looks ill at ease with their new social position and body parts. Once they have come to happy terms with the changes they do the ugly duckling to swan transformation, yet invariably this transformation happens in the mind first.
Wildflower essences work in the subtlest areas of health and so have a great impact on the subliminal areas of the human being. The Micromazia essence is a balance creator for the Yin Yang of our masculine and feminine energies which feed our sexual organs and create health in our bodies and minds. It works to smooth out any obstructions to the flow of these forces which are so primally vital to our sense of well being.
Complementing the Macrozamia are two wildflower essences which are specific in enhancing the masculine or feminine states. Balga (known to white Australians as Blackboy) is the essence which is used to bring the masculine side to a maturity of expression. The Goddess Grasstree (previously known to white Australians by the racist term Black Gin) works to enhance maturity of female expression. This means the subtle areas of the mind which need to grow to create the balance of strengths are given the sustenance they require
Common reasons for underdeveloped or blocked, unbalanced sexuality and expressions of strength include negative sexual experiences, social pressure and illogical taboos, lack of healthy role models when young and difficulties in coming through adolescence.
Wildflower essences can be administered in an oral form: six drops in a glass of water taken morning and night for a period of several weeks.
By Kadambii Barnao, Ph.d Kt.