Flower Card Readings

Flower card readings are amazing!

You don't need to be psychic or have learnt a lot about Tarot, Numerology or Astrology. You just need a pack of the flower images from a flower essence range. One of my favorites is the Western Australian Living Essence range.

You do the reading for yourself by first focusing on your issue. Then, as you look at each of the flower images, you check in with your own physical and emotional responses to the individual flower cards.

A positive attraction indicates a need for and openness to the healing properties which that flower radiates. A neutral reaction shows that the issues that flower could help with aren't relevant for you at the moment. A negative response alerts you that the flower definitely holds healing potential for you but may address something very painful that you would rather not face.

Reading about the psychological and physical issues that the flower essence addresses can be very affirming, but you don't really need to know or understand the details of it all. You can simply look at the image of the flower daily. The image I've chosen for this post is the Western Australian Star of Bethlehem which helps when a person feels stuck, with no way out of a situation. It helps open the mind to creative solutions and brings awareness of infinite options and opportunities, turning the situation completely.

If you have access to the essences themselves through a practitioner you can have a remedy made from up to 7 flowers at a time and take drops daily for a while.

Both methods support a gentle and positive growth process as you move through the issue.

One way to do a Flower Card Reading

1. Focus on an issue

2. Look through the cards and sort them into 3 piles

Positive attraction that feels uplifting,

Neutral with little impact

Negative response that feels uncomfortable

3. From the Really Attracted pile choose the 2 most attractive

(supports a positive change in attitude and emotions)

4. From the Negative pile choose the 1 most unattractive

(addresses pain or emotions we would rather not face)

5. Read the Flower Profile