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This Week’s Flower Essence: Patience

Our flower essence of the week is the Patience blend. It seems especially appropriate as we launch into a new year and endeavor, perhaps, to make certain healthy changes in our life (not an easy thing to do). Cultivating patience when we are feeling angry or upset, tense or exhausted, or just generally overwhelmed requires real discrimination, restraint, and a certain level of integrity. 

When tied up in a traffic jam instead of cursing our luck (or other drivers), we can choose to take a few deep breaths, play some calming music, or even make up a funny story about what is causing the delay. When we feel our patience eroding, we can consciously practice letting go of control, being a little more flexible, less in a rush, and a bit more resilient to the stresses that threaten us. 

Setting a clear intention of patience helps us begin to adopt a soft, gentle, flowing approach to life through non-resistance. Our Patience blend comes in a handy one ounce spray bottle for quick access while at work, driving, parenting, or other potentially challenging activities.

It’s now on sale for $9.00 (25% off) with code: patience2019

It includes the essences of the following organic flowers:

  • Acanthus mollis
  • Canna
  • Coral Bells
  • Harebell
  • St John’s Wort
  • Sweet Pea


Use one of the affirmations below or create your own:

Affirmations:

“I consciously choose to let go of control in this situation and practice greater patience and resilience.”

“I am Patience, I am Peace.”

Exercise:

Put a quarter in a jar every time you successfully keep your cool under duress. When the coins start adding up, donate them to a worthy cause.

Woman meditating for mindful self-care

Tricia Clark-McDowell

Trica is the co-founder and herbalist for Cortesia Herbal Products. For over 40 years, she has been a passionate gardener and herbalist. Her knowledge and expertise is the genius behind our selection of herbs, remedies, and products based around the restorative benefits of Solomon’s Seal. Add to this Tricia’s deep inner sensitivity to flowers that allow the creation of blended Cortesia Flower Essences. Tricia is also a traveler, photographer and artist who loves to capture the simple life of people and cultures on very personal terms, including their gardens.

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