Boronia is an Australian flower remedy made from Boronia Iedifolia. By promoting concentration and attention, it helps eliminate obsessive thoughts and worries. Let’s find out better.
Description of the plant
Boronia Iedifolia – belongs to the Rutaceae family, like citrus fruits, and is widespread mainly in Quuensland. Its name is due to its discoverer, Francis Borone, an Italian botanist.
It has dark green and very aromatic leaves, the flowers are star-shaped with four petals, pink in color, with eight stamens and a diameter between 5 and 10 mm.
After opening, the flowers close like buds above the ripening fruit and, once this is reached, the seed inside the capsule is scattered in a kind of explosion, just as thoughts can invade and explode in our mind.
Property of Boronia
- Clarity of thought and serenity of mind. Promotes concentration and attention in the present
- Improve attention during creative visualization or guided meditation.
- Repetitive, obsessive thoughts, mental chatter, fixed thoughts on unresolved situations, worries
- For the yearning for a particular person or situation.
- Useful for insomnia from thoughts, ruminations and obsessive repetition of thoughts
- Boronia is contained in the compounds Spirituality and Stress Stop. In the Love System line it is available in: Stress Stop spray for body and environment, Stress stop cream, Eye gel for face and neck smoothing, tension effect Calm and Clear
Preparation and use
In a 30 ml bottle, combine ¾ of natural water and ¼ of brandy to preserve the product, add 7 drops for each chosen Flower. 7 drops of this personal blend are taken under the tongue, morning and evening, upon awakening and before bed.
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 that they do not degrade (if necessary, the preparation is repeated). They can be diluted in a little water or herbal tea, even for children.
Associated with Bottlebrush to set aside the past to move forward (even in the end of a relationship for example) and Sturt Desert Pea if the end of a relationship or situation creates pain and sadness that last over time.
