Bleeding Heart Essence
Regular price $12.00
Bleeding Heart- For Unconditional Love and Relieve Codependency
Planetary Characteristic: Venus/ Water
Latin Name: ‘Dicentra Spectabilis’
From the Flower Attunement Guide Book-
Protopine is an alkaloid that is found in opium, poppies and has been found to have pain-relieving properties. Medicinally, Bleeding Heart helps heal and strengthen the central nervous system, it has been used for internal and external shock and trauma.
Bleeding heart essence helps us to love with emotional freedom and an open heart. It helps us to be fluidic from entangled relationships based on fear and codependency. Bleeding heart flower essence helps us to love ourselves and nourish ourselves through the full expression of Water and Venus this helps us to feel fulfillment within ourselves helping us to freely give and receive unconditional love. It relieves shock and trauma from a heart center, calming our emotional body.
Flower essence tinctures work by modifying energy flow through the typical acupuncture meridians. Shifts in these energetic patterns influence the consciousness in helpful ways both emotionally and physically. These homeopathic remedies can be described as “vibrational” or energy medicine. Flowers themselves contain the highest concentration of life force energy of the plant. Through the sun infusion method, we can harness the healing vibrational pattern and energy of the flower. This is imprinted in the water and then preserved as medicine.Preserved with brandy but can be replaced with glycerin upon request.
This flower essence is only the vibration of the plant and no plant material is used in the harvesting process.
This can be used as a tincture ingested neat, or added to water, tea whatever you feel. I recommend one drop in water three times a day. All of the essences can also be added to a bath.
1/2 oz 15ml
Intentionally handmade in Portland ,OR
** Disclaimer
Results vary and are not 100 % guaranteed. The blends are not intended to replace any medical or mental treatments by a qualified health physician. This information is for educational purposes.