Bach Flowers 1 - Agrimony (Agrimonia eupatoria) Flashcards

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Q1: What is a key trait of someone in the Agrimony state?

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A1: They hide worry behind a carefree mask.

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Q2: What are the main characteristics of the negative state of Agrimony?

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A2:

Cheerfulness masks pain
Restlessness
Unable to process life pain
Distressed by arguments

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Q3: What are the positive traits of the transformed state of Agrimony?

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A3:

Able to be authentic
At peace
Finds meaning in life’s experiences
Able to confront others

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Q4: How does the plant gesture of Agrimony reflect its emotional characteristics?

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It grows in a solitary manner yet ‘reaches out.’
Its seeds have tiny hairs that attach to anything that passes, symbolising attachment and connection.
Its delicate appearance with serrated leaves reflects emotional turmoil and agitation.

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Q5: What are some clinical indications for someone who may benefit from Agrimony?

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Suffering internally but outwardly claim everything is fine.
Fear of intense emotions, avoiding or denying them by seeking distractions.
Prone to alcohol and drug abuse.
Concerned about material issues like finances or work but avoid discussing them.
Sensitive to discord and prefer harmony.
Inner restlessness, constantly moving to avoid reflecting.
Downplay illness or avoid expressing discomfort.

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Q6: Which emotional group does Agrimony belong to?

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A6: Over-sensitive to influences and ideas.

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Q7: What soul quality does Agrimony represent?

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A7: Joyfulness and authenticity.

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Q8: What does the transformed state of Agrimony look like?

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A8:

Genuine joy and cheerfulness.
Authenticity and honesty with those around them.
Confidence and self-acceptance.
Diplomatic, acting as a peacemaker without compromising themselves.
Able to manage and integrate the less pleasant aspects of life.

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Q9: What additional supports can help someone in the Agrimony state?

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Consciously acknowledge conflicts and unpleasant emotions by writing them down and finding solutions, starting with simple ones.
Learn to view events objectively and with perspective.

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Q10: How do individuals in the Agrimony state typically respond to illness or stress?

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A10: They downplay illness and avoid expressing discomfort, often maintaining a cheerful exterior.

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Q11: Why might someone in the Agrimony state avoid arguments or discord?

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A11: They are sensitive to disharmony and prefer to avoid intense emotions or conflict.

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Q12: How can Agrimony support emotional authenticity?

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A12: Agrimony encourages individuals to embrace and express their true feelings, leading to greater peace, honesty, and confidence.

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