Bach Flower 1 - Vine (Vitis vinifera) Flashcards
Q1: What are the key traits of the Vine Bach Flower Remedy?
A1: Domineering, inflexible, and bullying.
Q2: What are the main characteristics of Vine’s negative state?
A2:
Dominating
Bullying
Striving for power
Disregards others
Q3: How does the transformed state of Vine manifest?
A3:
Compassionate leader
Respectful and supportive
Allows others their power
Mindful of others
Q4: How does the plant gesture of Vine reflect its qualities?
A4:
Grown in rigid, controlled conditions, pruned back heavily each year.
Tied into position with unwanted parts broken off and discarded.
Flowers have no petals, symbolizing a lack of emotional sensitivity.
Q5: What are some clinical indications for Vine?
A5:
Ruthless, inflexible, and ambitious, imposing ideals on others.
Hungry for power, prefer to be in authority, expecting unquestioning obedience.
Always believe they are right and expect others to agree.
Bully and dominate, showing little respect for others.
Very capable, confident, with extremely strong willpower.
Think they know what’s best for others and will not discuss matters.
Examples include the stern parent, tyrannical teacher, or bullying boss.
Q6: Which emotional group does Vine belong to?
A6: Over-care for the welfare of others.
Q7: What soul quality does Vine represent?
A7: Authority and leadership.
Q8: How does Vine’s transformed state benefit others?
A8:
Becomes a wise and understanding leader.
Encourages others on their path, guiding and inspiring without controlling or imposing.
Displays determination and confidence without dominance or bullying.
Q9: What additional support is recommended for someone in the Vine state?
A9:
Team-building exercises or playing a team sport to encourage cooperation and respect for others.
Tai chi to experience the flow of energy and reduce rigidity.
Q10: When is Vine particularly useful as a remedy?
A10: Vine is ideal for those who exhibit dominating or controlling behavior and need to transform into compassionate and supportive leaders.