Bach Flower 1 - The 7 Helpers

Question 1

Q1: Why did Dr. Bach develop the 7 Helpers?

Answer 1

A1: Bach observed that some patients did not respond to the 12 Healers because their disease appeared to have become part of their nature.

Question 2

Q2: What is the purpose of the 7 Helpers in Bach Flower Therapy?

Answer 2

A2: The 7 Helpers assist in removing adaptations to life, helping individuals reconnect with their soul type. They are for long-standing, habitual emotional states.

Question 3

Q3: How do the 7 Helpers work in the healing process?

Answer 3

A3: They address deep-seated emotional states that conceal the soul type, enabling individuals to be more themselves and hear the dictates of their soul.

Question 4

Q4: What is an essential factor in the effectiveness of the 7 Helpers?

Answer 4

A4: The desire of the individual to change is crucial.

Question 5

Q5: Can you list the 7 Helpers in the order Dr. Bach discovered them?

Answer 5

A5:

Gorse (Ulex europaeus)
Oak (Quercus robur)
Rock Water
Heather (Calluna vulgaris)
Olive (Olea europaea)
Vine (Vitis vinifera)
Wild Oat (Bromus ramosus)

Question 6

Q6: For what kind of emotional states are the 7 Helpers particularly effective?

Answer 6

A6: They are effective for long-standing and habitual emotional states that have become ingrained in the individual.

Question 7

Q7: How are the 7 Helpers different from the 12 Healers?

Answer 7

A7: While the 12 Healers address personality types and their imbalances, the 7 Helpers target chronic and deeply ingrained emotional states that obstruct the soul’s expression.