Madeleine Meuwessen
IF YOU UNDERSTAND LIFE, YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND THE WORLD.

Mask flower - Mimulus guttatus

MASK BLOWER

Masquerade people are fearful, highly sensitive and skittish. They are especially sensitive to loud noises, loud music, loud speech, bright lights, neon lights, unkind remarks, coldness, conflicts, aggression from others

The most striking state of mind is fear. These include fear of: diseases, thunderstorms, water, pain, injections, the dentist, accidents, driving, flying, burglars, animals, insects, death, squares or rooms, hospitalisation, telephone calls, being alone.
With the Hosta flower remedy, I wrote that these people also have a fear of death and well, especially fear of what comes after death. With the blossom remedy Maskerflower, there is also fear of death and especially of the suffering that can come with it.

As a Mask Flower person: you try to mask your fear. You don't want to know "it". You are often closed off and try to hide your fears from those around you. At the same time, this makes it so difficult because you don't dare to express your fear. You also find yourself avoiding situations where you are confronted with our fear. This can even go so far as to simulate illness, but you can also "get sick with fear".

Stuttering can also arise from the Masquerade condition, because one has become insecure internally out of fear. You often see a red head, a nervous smile or someone talking very fast out of nervousness. With the blossom remedy Star of Bethlehem, stuttering has also been discussed, however here stuttering arose from shock.

This flower remedy has a relationship with the Kidney meridian.

Physically, there may be complaints on the back at the level of the 3rd thoracic vertebra and ending at the level of the 8th.
Cold hands and feet also occur with this state of mind.
Often these people are very sensitive on the ears and, especially in children, ear infections are common.

The blossom remedy Maskerflower gives calmness, security, perseverance, courage, self-confidence and courage.

Madeleine Meuwessen
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*Bloom remedies are no substitute for medication. Please note that in case of doubt you should always consult a doctor.

Use of Blossom Remedies

The most important thing with blossom remedies is the frequency of intake. Blossom remedies are best taken as often as possible in a day with the golden guideline being; 4 to 6 times a day, with 4 drops at a time from the dispensing bottle. To use blossom remedies and a user bottle, here are the simple steps; take a clean and unused 30ml pipette bottle. First, fill the pipette bottle with spring water. After this, add one teaspoon of brandy as a preservative, then add the blossom remedies.

Take the stock bottle or stock bottles of the chosen blossom remedies and put 3 drops of each into the 30ml. pipette bottle. A second golden guideline is; 1 drop from the stock bottle(s) to 10ml of spring water. There is no need to shake the bottle before use as it only contains the vibrations of the plants and has no actual material content.

Then take 4 drops from the user bottle and drip it under the tongue. If you touch the dropper with the tongue, mould may develop in the bottle. Repeat taking the blossom remedies at least 4 to 6 times a day.

Flower remedies are not a substitute for medication and do not replace doctors or medical specialists. Please note that in case of doubt you should always consult a doctor.