FINDING YOUR FLOWER ESSENCE PATTERNS WITH THE KRAMER TECHNIQUE

Robert Rogers

Saturdays, 9 am – 12 pm
Sat March 20, 27, 
April 3 & 10.

Why do we keep repeating certain patterns?

Why does one person retreat when life becomes difficult while another takes charge? Why does one become overwhelmed, another impatient, and another work even harder to keep everyone happy?
And why can we recognize some of these patterns running through much of our lives? The Bach flower essences offer a fascinating way of exploring these questions.

For more than 20 years, Robert has taught Dietmar Krämer’s approach to the Bach flower essences, helping people recognize their own flower-essence patterns and the deeper archetypal themes that can run through their personalities and lives.

The Bach system contains 38 flower essences; each associated with particular emotional states and ways of responding to life. Krämer discovered another way of looking at them. Rather than seeing the flowers only as separate remedies, he organized many of them into related tracks or patterns.

Suddenly the flowers begin talking to one another.

We can see how one state may lead to another, how we compensate when something is difficult, what we look like under stress, and what may lie beneath a behaviour that initially seems quite different.

Over four classes, participants become acquainted with the individual Bach flowers while also learning to recognize the larger patterns connecting them.

The questions become personal:
Which flowers do I recognize in myself?
What happens to me when I am stressed or depleted?
What are the strengths within my pattern?
Where do I repeatedly get stuck?
Do I keep meeting the same problem wearing different clothes?
What might help me move through it differently?

The purpose is to develop recognition.

The flowers begin to look less like remedies in bottles and more like people we know, including ourselves.

Participants leave with a way of understanding flower essences that can continue unfolding long after the course ends, and perhaps with a rather interesting new map of themselves.

To register, call 780-781-7817. This class requires 8 students to move forward.