Our Story
Our journey started in the year 1990. Dr. Malti Khaitan did an extensive course on Bach flower
remedies following which she started her own practice which spanned decades. She was the first ever practitioner of Indian flower remedies in modern history. Her passion was rooted in the belief that every individual was deeply tied to their environment, regardless of their own awareness towards it. This convinced her to study the remedial qualities of Indian flowers in depth. The joy and fulfilment she found in helping treat patients of a variety of ailments made her delve deeper into the subject eventually developing an effective and natural range of 81 remedies.
A true testament to her passion was when In 2008, Late Dr Malti Khaitan filed her body of works in the form of a thesis on ‘Flowers that Heal’, and was awarded a Ph.D. in Alternative Medicine from the Indian Board of Alternative Medicines. She was a Registered Medical Practitioner with her own flower cure clinic. This achievement was also recognised by the then Hon’ble President Smt. Pratibha Patil who lauded her work on revitalising this aspect of our Indian heritage.
Here, we strive to make this her legacy fulfilled!
The flower remedies have a mysterious and subtle influence upon feelings and release the necessary stress and unease. These flower remedies are totally safe for newborn babies as well as old people. These remedies are also effective for pets. They are made 100% naturally from spring water infused with wild flowers, either by the sun-steeped method or by boiling. The Remedies contain 27% grape-based brandy as a preservative; -OR- the alcohol-free versions are preserved in glycerin made from sunflowers. It is impossible to overdose with the Flower Remedies, as they are natural and safe. We can drink a whole bottle of remedies and not “overdose.”. However, if we think that “more is better” we are wrong.
DISCOVER YOUR INNATE EMOTIONAL WISDOM
THROUGH THE SIMPLICITY OF THE ALTERNATE HEALING SYSTEM OF FLOWER REMEDIES.
Popular Flower Remedies
1. Aloe vera – to calm irritation, loudness, workaholic.
2. Amaltas – to ease dread and terror, and dissipate anger
3. Ashoka – in case of trauma, disease or failure
4. Asparagus – for rejuvenation of body, mind and spirit
5. Ashwagandha – to counteract giddiness and fainting
6. Banana – an excellent health tonic for bones
7. Basil – to fight a tendency to polarize sexuality and spirituality
8. Balsam – to heal deep-seated emotions
9. Basil – to bring wholeness by integrating sexuality and spirituality
10. Bur – to focus the aspirant who is on a religious quest
11. Calendula – for those who are afraid of losing mental control (‘going mad’)
12. Celery – a soothing tonic for nervous people
13. Coriander – a digestive tonic for the stomach
14. Bottle brush – to soothe anxiety
15. Bougainvillea – to improve poor self-image and build self-esteem and confidence
16. Calendula – to soften harshness of emotion and words
17. California poppy – to spur to action those who are dreaming for miracles to happen
18. Canna – to cool the over-active mind
19. Chamomile – to reduce moodiness and promote evenness of temperament
20. Champa – to reduce subservience and improve assertiveness
21. Corn – relieves stress occurring due to disorientation
22. Cosmos – to promote better communication, help people to explain their feelings
23. Curry leaf – to reduce and remove tension
24. Drumstick – to regain purpose or direction in life by using one’s qualities in the right way
25. Eucalyptus – useful in cases of claustrophobia
26. Fever few – to reduce hysteria and promote calmness
27. French marigold – to improve the learning capacity of slow learners
28. Gainda – to help soothe, recover and rejuvenate, in case of degeneration
29. Garlic – to remove fears of which a person is aware
30. Geranium – to cheer up those who are unhappy in life
31. Ginger – in case of trauma, either physical injury or mental shock
32. Gooseberry – to soothe insecurities when there are changes and new events
33. Grapefruit – a tonic to soothe and heal nervous stress
34. Gulmohar – a tonic encouraging sexual non-violence
35. Harshringar – reduces inflexibility and promotes agility
36. Hibiscus – to heal in case of extreme anguish
37. Him water – to soften rigidity
38. Holly hock – to combat a lack of trust
39. Jasmine – to rekindle interest in life when everything seems flat
40. Kachanar – to avoid getting stuck with old thoughts and being unable to move on in life
41. Kadam – a healing tonic to promote heart health
42. Lemon – to make a hazy mind sharp
43. Loofah – a tonic to bring softness and glow to the skin
44. Lotus – to promote spiritual understanding
45. Marjoram – to alleviate feelings of loneliness
46. Mogra – a tonic for women
47. Morning glory – to remove negative habits which disturb tranquillity of mind
48. Mulberry – to avoid jealousy and hatred; to love yourself and be happy in life
49. Mustard – to take away sadness when the cause of it is not known
50. Nasturtium – to add sparkle and personality for dry, intellectual people
51. Neem – to pay attention and concentrate during exams
52. Onion – to relax the mind during times of domestic disturbances
53. Oregano – a pain-relieving tonic
54. Ox eye daisy – to have clear vision in life
55. Pansy – to take away fear of viruses
56. Papaya – a tonic enhancing marital bliss
57. Passion flower – a tonic to promote happiness
58. Peach – a tonic for general healing
59. Peepal – to be free of anticipatory fears like the occult
60. Peppermint – to take the right decision when stuck between two things
61. Periwinkle – to reduce impatience
62. Petunia – to help bullies to stop bullying
63. Pine – to uproot feelings of guilt
64. Pomegranate – to help insecure women
65. Poppy red – to help day dreamers to have a sharp focus and become action-oriented
66. Portulaca – a tonic allowing the body and mind to recover from exhaustion and stress
67. Radish – for those who are unable to cope with circumstances
68. Rangoon creeper – for those who are unduly influenced by all types of false gurus and Charlatans
69. Rose red – for those who demands, feel insecure about everything and are never satisfied
70. Salvia – to help those with a phobia for cleanliness
71. Saunf – a tonic to restore and revitalise brain function
72. Snapdragon – to counteract misdirected libido energy
73. Sunflower – to reduce overweening egoism
74. Sweet pea – to make a person rooted and stable, and remove the tendency to wander
75. Tamarind – to counteract the effects of a selfish nature
76. Tube rose – to counteract allergic reactions to any medicine
77. Walnut – to break the remembrance of the past and begin the healing process
78. Water melon – to solve marital problems and when there is no energy for work
79. White poppy – a calming tonic
80. White rose – to acquire social graces and the ability to conduct oneself properly in society
81. Willow – to remove the tendency for self-pity
82. Yarrow – to calm the mind and spirit that is disturbed by life forces
83. Zinnia – when the person feels hopeless and that there is no laughter left in life
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