Healing Herbs Original Bach Flower Remedy Wild Oat 10ml

Description:

Those who have ambitions to do something of prominence in life, who wish to have much experience, and to enjoy all that which is possible for them, to take life to the full. Their difficulty is to determine what occupation to follow; as although their ambitions are strong, they have no calling which appeals to them above all others. This may cause delay and dissatisfaction.

Details:

Latin Name    Bromus ramosus

Group   Seven Helpers

Emotional Group  Uncertainty

Chronic Condition  Lack of direction

Method  Sun

Wild Oat – Form and Function

Wild Oat is pivotal among the 38 as the only remedy that can help to orientate us towards our true direction. At one point Dr Bach grouped the remedies in formation and put Wild Oat in pole position. Another time he set all the remedies in a circle but placed Wild Oat at the centre. If the different remedies so far discovered help us to understand our soul lessons or to overcome chronic problems, then Wild Oat is there to help us, like a compass, to rediscover our true path in life….

Nora Weeks’ account of Wild Oat and what Bach had in mind focussed on the need that we have for ‘a definite purpose in life’. People are often bored, she says, or lack any real interest in their lives, they do uncongenial work devoid of creativity and this saps strength leading, inevitably, to ill health. In truth, Bach put it more strongly (as we can read in Collected Writings, see particularly Free Thyself Chapter 6) and emphasised the need for every individual to recognise and respond to their life purpose. This is the calling of the soul to fulfil our potential and so to develop those innate qualities that we each possess so that we become true human beings. Our challenge, says Bach, is that we may realise our Divinity…for through that Divine Power all things are possible to us’. If the terminology (Divine Power) is the obstruction then substitute ‘the power to dream’ for what we dream, that we become.