Bach Flower 1 - Olive (Olea europaea) Flashcards
Q1: What are the key traits of the Olive Bach Flower Remedy?
A1: Exhaustion, fatigue, and convalescence.
Q2: What are the main characteristics of Olive’s negative state?
A2:
Exhaustion
Physical or mental collapse
Pushes or pushed too far
Desperate need for sleep
Q3: What defines the transformed state of Olive?
A3:
Renewed, regenerated
Restored health/vitality
Inner understanding
Rested and vital
Q4: How does the plant gesture of Olive reflect its qualities?
A4:
Grows on hillsides, exposed to the full sun.
Widespread root system ensures moisture and strength.
Great capacity for renewal, sending up new shoots from a cut stump.
Q5: What are some clinical indications for Olive?
A5:
Utter exhaustion of body, mind, and spirit.
Everything feels like an effort; reserves are drained.
Feeling like they’ve ‘hit a brick wall’ with no energy or motivation.
Exhaustion after long periods of strain such as caregiving, intense study, or work.
Symptoms include “feeling so tired they could cry” or “sick with tiredness.”
Energy collapse after intense periods without drawing from higher strength.
Q6: Which emotional group does Olive belong to?
A6: Insufficient interest in present circumstances.
Q7: What soul quality does Olive represent?
A7: Regeneration, peace, and balance.
Q8: How does Olive’s transformed state manifest?
A8:
Restored strength and vitality.
Peace of mind and renewed enthusiasm for life.
Ability to draw strength from inner guidance and maintain vitality even during stress.
Q9: What additional supports are recommended for someone in the Olive state?
A9:
Regular walks in nature to nourish the soul.
Ensuring adequate rest and consuming nutritious food.
Practicing breathing exercises and relaxation techniques.
Q10: When is Olive particularly helpful?
A10: Olive is beneficial for those experiencing complete exhaustion after prolonged periods of physical or emotional strain, such as caregiving, studying, or working without rest.
