Bach Flower 1 - Water Violet (Hottonia palustris) Flashcards
Q1: What are the key traits of someone in the Water Violet state?
A1: Proud, aloof, and isolated.
Q2: What are the main characteristics of the negative state of Water Violet?
A2:
Reserved and aloof
Proud
Superior/judgemental
Isolation
Q3: What defines the transformed state of Water Violet?
A3:
Open, calm/peaceful
Humble
Use wisdom to serve
In touch, letting people in
Q4: How does the plant gesture of Water Violet reflect its emotional characteristics?
A4:
The plant spends most of the year submerged but rises above water for two months, symbolising potential for connection.
Its erect, elegant growth and clear flowers emit calm reassurance.
The shallow root system reflects self-reliance with minimal grounding.
Q5: What are some clinical indications for someone in the Water Violet state?
A5:
Appear calm and dignified but can seem aloof and disdainful.
May come across as condescending, proud, or supercilious.
Private, self-reliant, and independent to the point of isolation.
Struggle to form close relationships or open up to others.
Protective of their emotions and avoid discussing others’ feelings.
Prefer to be alone when unwell.
Q6: Which emotional group does Water Violet belong to?
A6: Loneliness.
Q7: What soul quality does Water Violet represent?
A7: Humility and wisdom.
Q8: How does the transformed state of Water Violet manifest?
A8:
Forms healthy connections with others.
Remains capable, competent, independent, and tactful.
Tolerant and empathetic without interfering in others’ lives.
Creates a calm and tranquil atmosphere.
Q9: What additional supports can help someone in the Water Violet state?
A9:
Pursue interests that involve connection with others while retaining independence, such as joining an exercise class, art class, or choir.
Q10: Why might individuals in the Water Violet state avoid relationships?
A10: They are protective of themselves, fear getting hurt, and prefer to keep their emotions private.
Q11: How does Water Violet help individuals balance independence and connection?
A11: It fosters humility and wisdom, allowing them to maintain their independence while forming meaningful relationships and letting people in.