Spring seems to have come early this year, it is only the end of January and the crocus and daffodils are poking up, and the days are getting longer. 

 With the brighter days and the sun shining into the living room, alas it shows up all the dust and consequently the need for a good spring clean.

 Yes, the Bach Flower Remedies can help with giving you the motivation to get on and do a minor or major clean up and some de-cluttering. 

 Hornbeam comes to mind, pushing the procrastination away and bringing with it renewed energy to get the task at hand done. Overwhelmed by the whole process ahead or indecisive of where to start or how to go about getting things done? Elm assists with the ability to put things into perspective, and Scleranthus helps to provide decisive quick decisions with no dilemmas.

  For some this process of spring-cleaning is a 'one off' or a chore that gets occasionally done. For those who clean obsessively try some Crab Apple to put cleanliness into perspective.

 Now sit back and enjoy your nice clean house.

More information -  The 38 Flower Remedies

Comments from ...

Stefan Ball at the Bach Centre - 'Sarah's book is a gentle, personal introduction to the Bach flower system, and refreshingly different in tone to most health-focused texts. Illustrated with her own experiences with the remedies, and those of her clients, it's sure to excite further interest in this safe and natural approach to well-being.' 

 & from readers - 

"The photos and illustrations are excellent"

"Easy to navigate and understand, useful tables"

"It uses concrete examples which I find easy to relate to"

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