Hornbeam
For those who feel that they have not sufficient strength… to carry the burden of life placed upon them….
One of Bach’s second 19 remedies. Prepared by the boiling method.
Hornbeam
For those who feel that they have not sufficient strength… to carry the burden of life placed upon them….
One of Bach’s second 19 remedies. Prepared by the boiling method.
Hornbeam
For those who feel that they have not sufficient strength… to carry the burden of life placed upon them….
One of Bach’s second 19 remedies. Prepared by the boiling method.
Indication
For those who feel that they have not sufficient strength, mentally or physically, to carry the burden of life placed upon them; the affairs of everyday seem too much for them to accomplish, though they generally succeed in fulfilling their task. For those who believe that some part, of mind or body, needs to be strengthened before they can easily fulfil their work. [Bach: Twelve Healers and Other Remedies 1936]
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Affirmation
Thus every moment of our work and play will bring with it a zeal for learning, a desire to experience real things, real adventures and deeds worth-while…[Bach: Collected Writings]
Emotional State
For a temporary state of mental/physical tiredness when a lack of energy causes loss of interest, weariness and inability to cope with mundane affairs. Good for convalescents who feel unable to return to work though perfectly fit. Symptoms are predominant fatigue, lassitude, inclination to lie in bed in mornings, feel they cannot face the burden of the day. [Barnard: Guide to the Bach Flower Remedies]
Habitat
General
Hornbeam grows in woods and hedges, and is often coppiced or pollarded.
Britain
Hornbeam grows wild only in south-east England; elsewhere in Britain it is planted. It is found throughout the Home Counties (around London) especially in Hertfordshire and in Epping and Hainault Forest. Bach found it growing in the Thames Valley.
