Curated by Daniela Galbiati, naturopath
Red Helmet Orchid is an Australian flower remedy derived from Corybas dilatatus . Useful to encourage and revitalize the father and son bond, it stimulates sensitivity and respect towards others. Let's find out better.
Description of the plant
Corybas dilatatus - the essence was created on the Toolrunup Peak, the second highest peak of the Stirling Ranges, an area of mountains and hills in the south of western Australia, south of Perth, using sunlight and lunar light, thus adding the feminine energy to foster bonding with children.
The orchid grows in all Australian states, except Queensland and the Northern Territory.
Like most Australian orchids, Corybas dilatatus is also a land plant: it is a dwarf plant with a single heart-shaped leaf that grows above the flower. It prefers damp, sheltered and mossy soils, beneath forest ferns.
Its somewhat insignificant appearance, however, recalls a military helmet, an environment in which authority, above all masculine, predominates, and on which the essence develops its potential.
affirmation
Now I express more interest and kindness in relationships. I am now able to communicate more easily with authority.
Owned by Red Helmet Orchid
- It favors, harmonizes and revitalizes the father and children bond, helping them to become aware of the importance of nurturing the mutual relationship by spending more time together.
- Useful in all cases of problems with male figures, those of authority or with representatives of authority, often resulting in an unsatisfactory relationship with one's father. Even as an adult or after the death of his father, it helps to rebalance the emotional blocks caused by this relationship.
- It helps to find one's authority within oneself.
- It stimulates sensitivity and respect in father and child relationships, but also towards the environment and the entire planet, helping us to respect the planet to respect ourselves and all life forms.
Red Helmet Orchid is contained in the Adol and Relationship Compounds
Interview with Ian White, the creator of Australian Bush Flower Essences
Preparation and use
In a 30 ml bottle combine naturale natural water and ¼ brandy for storing the product; add 7 drops for each chosen flower. This personal mixture is taken 7 drops under the tongue, morning and evening, upon awakening and before sleeping.
The drops can also be applied locally as well, combined with neutral cream as a carrier, in the bath water or vaporized in the environment to create a harmonious place.
They can also be prepared without brandy making sure they do not degrade (if necessary, the preparation is repeated). They can be diluted in a little water or herbal teas, even for children.
Bottlebrush for mother-child relationships and Red Helmet Orchid for parent-child relationships are both contained in the Relationship Compounds and Adol, the first for interpersonal relationships, especially family relationships, and the second for adolescent issues.
