The art of florotherapy has revived in Southeast Asia for a very long time. Florotherapy - treatment with cut fresh flowers. In ancient times, people's connoisseurs and doctors already knew that depending on the inner state of a person depends on how he looks at the world around him. With mental anguish and suffering, the world will seem faded and gray, but if he should get rid of this state, then at once the world becomes bright and bright. Oriental sages, for example, believed that if a person around him harmonized the space, then his mental problems would begin to recede, and afterwards the diseases would completely disappear. Since it is believed that the flowers are part of the universe, which is an energy system, they accumulate energy as they grow, but they should be torn down or cut off immediately, giving space to the surrounding world, thereby making the space harmonious and balanced. Eastern experts are sure that stress is a violation of the balance of energy in our body. And the influence of colors can normalize this balance, with excess energy they take this excess, and if the lack of energy is compensated, the energy state of the patient is thus equalized.
Each individual flower and plant has a special individual energy, so before you begin to treat the patient, you must first determine what kind of flower is required for this person. This is determined by a doctor-florotherapist, but you can also use the general principles of florotherapy.
Treatment with colors: a technique
Begin treatment, usually with a single flower, this is the first stage of treatment. Since the flowers that have already blossomed, give a powerful energy flow, changing the space, it is best to cut still unbroken buds, then the effect will be gradual, because the energy-weakened person needs a gradual recovery. The basic information about the world around us comes from senses, sight, smell, hearing, touch, and the information we receive is our energy. Therefore, one flower is enough to open the "door" to the inner world of a person with an "energy key".
Flowers are selected depending on the disease and the disorder. For example, if a person has a psychoemotional disorder, then they are assigned a white flower with a very weak aroma. In diseases of somatic nature, a red flower is prescribed, either with a weak aroma or generally without a smell. And if human health is affected by infectious diseases, then a yellow flower with a strong odor is appointed, possibly with bright patches and any shades. It is believed that warm tones are directly related to the energy of our body, whereas cold tones are associated with the energy of our head.
A flower is placed from the patient at a distance of one meter. A flower can be placed in the bedroom, if the patient spends most of the time in bed. The patient, in any case, must constantly keep the flower in his field of vision: to look for the blossoming, and then for the fading petals. If after this the patient's condition has not improved, it is necessary to put the same flower. Not necessarily that the type of the flower was the same, it is important that the flower had the same color as the previous one.
A bouquet of flowers is the second stage of treatment. You can pick up a floral composition with a background - with several large leaves or a few twigs. A flower bouquet gives a flow of energy, and as soon as the patient "opens" into it, this flow of energy will immediately enter. He chooses the bouquet himself sick. The doctor will bring the patient as many flowers as he will be willing to pay, and will observe with what color and what type of flowers the patient chooses. For the selected colors, the specialist will be able to understand whether the patient's condition has changed for the better, or whether it has remained unchanged.
If the patient was treated with white flowers, and he chooses flowers with a white, blue, purple hue, one can conclude that his condition has begun to improve. Well, if he chooses yellow, orange, red, burgundy flowers, then this shows the opposite. Normalization of the psychoemotional sphere will be expressed in the pursuit of cold, calm shades, while an excited person will choose warm bright colors. If the patient is treated with a red flower, then his recovery will be confirmed by the choice of colors with warm and bright colors.
Further, the specialist in the composition of the bouquet draws conclusions about the extent to which the influence on human health of flowers has turned out to be positive and how successfully the treatment process passes. "Right" flowers are added, and "wrong" flowers are removed.