Podcasts about mimulus

This episode appears not to have published last week when it was supposed to, and I don't know why. I'm sorry about that. It was finished and scheduled, but it still said "draft."Today's topic is the Musk Plant. No relation to Elon. It's a flower that smells like that stuff that's in all the perfumes and colognes. Except, it doesn't anymore, and that's a mystery!Music by James Milor from PixabayInformation provided by: Flowers and Their Meanings: The Secret Language and History of Over 600 Blooms by Karen Azoulay (2023) https://burkeherbarium.org/imagecollection/taxon.php?Taxon=Erythranthe%20moschata https://gobotany.nativeplanttrust.org/species/mimulus/moschatus/ The lost scent of Mimulus moschatus by W.B. Gourlay (1947). Journal of the Royal Horticultural Society, 72, pg. 285-287 Lost fragrance of musk by Eric Hardy (1934). Nature, 134, pg. 327. https://doi.org/10.1038/134327c0 The lost scent of Mimulus moschatus by J.P. Hudson (1948). Journal of the Royal Horticultural Society, 73, pg. 24-25 The lost fragrance of musk. Nature, 134, pg. 54–55 (1934). https://doi.org/10.1038/134054a0 The scent of Mimulus moschatus by H.N. Ridley (1947). Journal of the Royal Horticultural Society, 72, pg. 373 National Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Wildflowers: Eastern Region (2nd ed.) by John W. Thieret, William A. Niering, & Nancy C. Olmstead (2001) The musk mystery: A suggestion by Sir W. Beach Thomas (15 November 1930). The Spectator, pg. 10 Mimulus moschatus in Massachusetts by M. E. Ward (1904). Rhodora, 6(71), pg. 227-228 https://www.jstor.org/stable/23293612 https://keyserver.lucidcentral.org/weeds/data/media/Html/erythranthe_moschata.htm https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erythranthe_moschata

In this episode, professor and choreographer Silvana Cardell contextualizes the work of the Mimulus Dance Company through the lens of adjacent histories and influences: Cardell from Argentina and Mimulus from Brazil.Watch a clip of Por Um Fio:https://danceinteractive.jacobspillow.org/mimulus-dance-company/por-um-fio/Insights and influences, Silvana Cardell:In Buenos Aires, Cardell learned under the mentorship of Chilean choreographer Ana Itelman and grew up attending  Oscar Araiz's performances. From them, she understood what it took to become an artist. Their work was influenced by German expressionism's emotional depth and American dance's physicality. Iteman and Araiz were former students of German soloist dancer Dore Hoyer and American choreographer Miriam Winslow, who was strongly connected to Jacob Pillow, first as a Denishwan student in 1932 and later returning in the 1940s to perform her own work. These influences, along with a strong foundation in contemporary dance forms, ballet training, and traditional Argentinean dance forms, determined the quality of Cardell's early work, which connects to the Mimulus Dance Company's style. Pursuing artistic growth, influenced by teacher Ana, who had been faculty at Bard College, Cardell moved between Buenos Aires and the U.S. throughout the late 1980s, first as a student at The University of the Arts,  finally settling in the U.S. in 2004 after graduating with an MFA at Temple University.  Her educational journey in Philadelphia led to work with key figures in the dance community, such as Manfred Fishbeck and Merian Soto, mentors and collaborators who fostered a creative dialogue that extends into her creative work, today.  

Spis omawianych esencji kwiatowy: 1. Agrimony (rzepik) - na lepszy kontakt z emocjami2. Aspen (osika) - na nieokreślone lęki3. Beech (buk) - na brak tolerancji i zgorzknienie4. Centaury (centauria) - na asertywność5. Cerato (ołownica) - na lepszy kontakt z intuicją6. Cherry Plum (ałycza) - na utratę zmysłów7. Chestnut Bud (pąk kasztanowca) - na problemy z nauką i wyciąganiem wniosków8. Chickory (cykoria) na ogromną potrzebę miłości 9. Clematis (powojnik pnący) - na uziemienie10. Crab Apple (dzika jabłoń) - na oczyszczenie11. Elm (wiąz) - na przytłoczenie12. Genatian (goryczka) - na zniechęcenie13. Gorse (janowiec kolczasty) - na pesymizm14. Heather (wrzos) - na próżność15. Holly (ostrokrzew) - na złość16. Honeysuckle (wiciokrzew) - na rozpamiętywanie przeszłości17. Hornbeam (grab) - na kopa motywacyjnego18. Impatients (niecierpek) - na niecierpliwość19. Larch (modrzew) - na poczucie własnej wartości 20. Mimulus (figlarek) - na strach 21. Mustard (gorczyca) - na stany obniżonego nastroju22. Oak (dąb) - na branie na siebie zbyt dużo23. Olive (drzewo oliwne) - na odzyskanie energii i siły24. Pine (sosna) - na poczucie winy25. Red Chestnut (kasztanowiec czerwony) - na zbytnią troskę o bliskich26. Rock Rose (posłonek) - na ataki paniki27. Rock Water (woda źródlana) - na perfekcjonizm28. Scleranthus (czerwiec) - na niezdecydowanie29. Star of Bethlehem (gwiazda betlejemska) - na traumy30. Sweet Chestnut (kasztan jadalny) - na ciemną noc duszy31. Vervein (verbena) - na nadaktywność32. Vine (winorośl) - na narzucanie innym swojej woli33. Walnut (orzech włoski) - na podatność na wpływy34. Water Violet (fiołek błotny) - na wyizolowanie35. White Chestnut (kasztanowiec biały) - na zamartwianie się 36. Wild Oat (owiesek) - na odnalezienie drogi życiowej37. Wild Rose (dzika róża) - na utratę woli życia 38. Willow (wierzba) - na robienie z siebie ofiaryWspółpraca:https://poradniaholistyczna.pl

Have you ever heard a mockingbird imitate a blue jay? How about a seal imitating a Maine fisherman? This month, the guys explore what happens when animals make sounds they're not supposed to: the wild world of vocal mimicry. Birds imitate chainsaws and car alarms, elephants speak Korean; what's going on? With a special focus on one of the bird world's best known mimics - the northern mockingbird (Mimus polyglottos) - the guys delve into the research trying to explain why animals - especially birds - feel the need to engage in the wildlife equivalent of, “I know you are, but what am I?” Episode NotesSteve wondered about the similarity between the scientific names of the northern mockingbird (Mimus polyglottos) and monkeyflowers (in the genus Mimulus). Turns out that both refer to mimicking; the mockingbird (whose scientific name means ““many-tongued mimic”) imitates the sounds of other species, and the monkeyflowers have flowers that, at least to some, seem to have grinning faces resembling those of monkeys.Bill mentioned that the viceroy butterfly (Limenitis archippus) is often mistakenly cited as an example of Batesian mimicry. What's up with that? Here's what the University of Wisconsin has to say about it: “Ecologists have long preached that Viceroys have enjoyed a Batesian “Get-out-of-Jail-Free” card due to their resemblance to the toxic Monarch butterfly (Batesian mimicry—the harmless imitating the harmful). Monarchs are poisonous because their caterpillar host plant, milkweed, contains harmful cardiac glycosides. Recent research suggests that because willow leaves are very bitter, the Viceroy may be almost as distasteful as Monarchs. In that case, Monarchs and Viceroys are mimicking each other, each cashing in on the other's bad reputation (Mullerian mimicry).”Check out episode 34: The Downy-Hairy Game for more info on Batesian and Mullerian mimicryThe guys wondered, “Are there any large passerines (songbirds/perching birds)?” The largest seem to be in the raven family; “The heaviest and altogether largest passerines are the thick-billed raven and the larger races of common raven, each exceeding 1.5 kg (3.3 lb) and 70 cm (28 in). The superb lyrebird and some birds-of-paradise, due to very long tails or tail coverts, are longer overall.” (Source: Wikipedia)The guys briefly discussed mobbing behavior in birds, and Bill mentioned a couple of suspected reasons behind the behavior. He regretted not mentioning what is accepted as the most likely reason: to drive away predators! Steve wondered, “Did mimicry evolve independently?” According to a 2018 study, “Vocal mimicry evolved independently at least 237 times and was lost at least 52 times.”Since brown headed cowbirds are nest parasites and don't raise their own young, how do their young learn the brown headed cowbird song? Turns out that the good people at BirdNote did an episode on this very topic in 2021! Here's the takeaway from the episode transcript” “Scientists think that when a young cowbird hears the “chatter call” of an adult cowbird, something is triggered in its brain, and it begins to learn the song of its own species. Like a kind of “password,” the chatter call guides the young bird in recognizing what species to identify with. Then, when the young cowbird is ready — probably when it's two years old — and hears an adult male Brown-headed Cowbird sing, it will imprint on that song. It's a remarkable adaptation, even more so when you consider that cowbirds are fostered by as many as 220 different species. And they still wind up learning their own song.”LinksFind out more about Hoover, the talking seal.A clip of the superb lyrebird from the incomparable David Attenborough and his series Lives of BirdsHead down a fascinating rabbithole and explore the world of mimicryMeet Koshik, the elephant that speaks Korean SupportThe Field Guides PatreonMake a onetime Paypal donation.The Field Guides Merch ShopOur SponsorsGumleaf Boots, USAAlways Wandering ArtPhoto Credit(c) bluewing – some rights reserved (CC BY-NC)Works CitedAncillotto, L., Pafundi, D., Cappa, F., Chaverri, G., Gamba, M., Cervo, R. and Russo, D., 2022. Bats mimic hymenopteran insect sounds to deter predators. Current Biology, 32(9), pp.R408-R409. Gammon, D.E. and Altizer, C.E., 2011. Northern mockingbirds produce syntactical patterns of vocal mimicry that reflect taxonomy of imitated species. Journal of Field Ornithology, 82(2), pp.158-164. Howard, R.D., 1974. The influence of sexual selection and interspecific competition on mockingbird song (Mimus polyglottos). Evolution, pp.428-438.Owen-Ashley, N.T., Schoech, S.J. and Mumme, R.L., 2002. Context-specific response of Florida scrub-jay pairs to northern mockingbird vocal mimicry. The Condor, 104(4), pp.858-865.

What's up Plant People! Sticking with our Parade of Botanists (TM), today's guest is Dr. Naomi Fraga. Naomi is a Research Assistant Professor at Claremont Graduate University and the Director of Conservation at the California Botanic Garden. She's a plant lover, a brilliant educator and scientist, a rare plant afficionado, and a tremendously good human. Tune in to hear us chat about everything from drama surrounding re-naming plants to accesibility and clarity in science communication!Naomi's LinksInstagramTikTokTwitterFaculty Profile****************************************************As always, thanks so much for listening! Subscribe, rate, and review Planthropology on your favorite podcast app. It really helps the show keep growing and reaching more people! Also, check out Planthropology on our website and various social media pages, all listed below. As an added bonus, if you review Planthropology on Apple Podcasts or Podchaser and send me a screenshot of it, I'll send you an awesome sticker pack!Listen in on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, Castbox, or wherever else you like to get your podcasts.Website: www.planthropologypod.comPodchaser: www.podchaser.com/PlanthropologyFacebook: PlanthropologyFacebook group: Planthropology's Cool Plant PeopleInstagram: @PlanthropologyPodTwitter: @Planthropology_e-mail: planthropologypod@gmail.comRossifari Podcast - Zoos, Aquariums, and Animal ConservationThe Rossifari Podcast brings my love of zoos, aquariums, and conservation organizations...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify & HappinessJoin & Happiness on our quest to explore the bold question "what makes us happy?" Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Behind the Stigma Discussions on psychology, neuroscience & mental health with leading researchersListen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Support the show

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If you suffer from depressionand and feeling defeated, you may find some benefit in learning about the Mimulus flower essence in this episode of Natural Health Dialogue.

Nathalie Auzeméry, Conseillère Agréée et Formatrice pour le centre Bach, vous communique chaque mois, des éléments de compréhension sur les Fleurs de Bach® Original & RESCUE® en lien avec des situations du quotidien. En perpétuant la tradition orale depuis les origines de leur création, ces podcasts pénètrent au cœur de nos émotions à travers les 38 Fleurs de Bach® Original & RESCUE® Pour devenir autonome et prendre soin de nos états émotionnels, devenons créatif en adaptant ces partages, en nous les appropriant pour en faire des soutiens au quotidien, pour nous et notre entourage. Les émotions parlent de nous, elles susurrent à nos oreilles, les innombrables paradoxes qui définissent notre singularité, et plus que jamais en ce moment! Retrouver les Fleurs de Bach® Original sur https://fleursdebach.fr/

Rodrigo Marçal é Ator e Iluminador formado no CEFART e Graduando em Engenharia de Produção. Ganhou os prêmios de melhor iluminador do FETO - BH 2006, Usiminas/SINPARC de 2009 e 2010 e o COPASA/SINPARC de 2012. Atualmente é coordenador técnico do Grupo Galpão e ministra aulas de iluminação em diversos cursos em MG. Fundador da PRISMA Soluções Cênicas, trabalha com cia´s de dança, grupos de teatro, músicos, performers e artistas plásticos. Sinopse: Um espetáculo de dança atrevido, no qual a Mimulus Cia de Dança visita Dolores (das dores, das pequenas e ridículas dores) embalada no mundo e na trilha sonora dos filmes de Almodóvar, no bom humor e na caixa de surpresas que os bailarinos sempre colocam à disposição do seu público. Inspirando-se na obra cinematográfica do espanhol Pedro Almodóvar, a Mimulus se reinventa. Não há pretensão de levar para o palco repetição do trabalho do cineasta, mas explorar as relações entre pessoas sob a atmosfera “almodovariana”; onde predominam paixões, desejos, o ambiente kitsch, e os absurdos – que na verdade, nada mais são do que o excesso de realidade. “Dolores” é um espetáculo que exige dos bailarinos, desde o começo de sua criação, um envolvimento intenso. Não é um espetáculo unicamente de dança, mas há personagens que dançam. Daí sua demanda tão intensa. Há que se recriar no espetáculo, e realmente viver aquilo que seus personagens propõem. Personagens estes, não retirados dos filmes de Almodóvar, mas neles inspirados, saídos de dentro de cada um dos intérpretes da dança a ser apresentada. Segundo Almodóvar, a dor é universal… todos os povos, independente de cultura ou idioma, entendem e sabem o que é dor, seja ela física ou emocional. Dolores é também um espetáculo dolorido. Porque sentir a dor é perceber-se vivo. É saber-se humano, pois criar dói. Implica em doar-se, em expor-se, implica em, acima de tudo, amar. É um espetáculo feito com paixão, densidade e intensidade, e pretende arrebatar o público com uma multiplicidade de emoções. Ficha Técnica Direção: Jomar Mesquita Coreografia: Assessores: Mario Nascimento / Tíndaro Silvano Participação especial: A mãe Identidade Visual: Cognitiva Publicidade Cenário: Ed Andrade Cenotécnico: Joaquim Pereira Iluminação: Rodrigo Marçal Assessoria: Ed Andrade Fotografia: Guto Muniz Figurino: Coordenação: Baby Mesquita Apropriação: integrantes da Cia Assistente: Nana Ferreira Costureira: Gê Marques Alfaiate: Floriano Lima Neto Sapatos, cobertura: Cléria Boy Bastos Produção Executiva: Baby Mesquita Assistentes de Produção: Fábio Ramos / Fabiana Dias Apoio eterno: João Baptista Mesquita Links da apresentação e da Mimulus Cia. de Dança http://mimulus.com.br/espetaculo-dolores-mimulus-cia-de-danca/dolores-galera-de-fotos/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JwGv8SGa50

The genetic structure of a population can shape an organism’s ecology and evolution. However, that structure often changes depending on the geographic scale you’re looking at. In this episode Dr Alex Twyford (University of Edinburgh) discusses the complicated genetic structures displayed by an emerging model – the yellow monkey flower, Mimulus guttatus. A proud botanist, Dr Twyford also explores the issue of ‘plant blindness’: the unfortunate tendency of biologists to overlook the research value, and potential, of plant systems. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr. Renee Hubka's website and instagram. Resources listed on the blog Aries and Impatiens (22:50) Taurus and Gentian (33:24) Gemini and Cerato (40:25) Cancer and Clematis (47:30) Leo and Vervain (53:20) Virgo and Centaury (1:03:51) Libra and Scleranthus (1:14:00) Scorpio and Chicory (1:17:12) Sagittarius and Agrimony (1:24:00) Capricorn and Mimulus (1:28:58) Aquarius and Water Violet (1:33:10) Pisces and Rock Rose (1:38:09)

ESIGN ELEMENTS Old Fashioned Shrubs: Warm Temperate Coastal and Inland Mediterranean zones. This includes Adelaide, even Melbourne, and Alice Springs with temps in the 40's in the Summer and rain in the winter. What is on offer for the hot dry sub-tropics. Let's find out.  I'm talking with Peter Nixon, garden Designer & project Manager from Paradisus Garden design. Temperate coastal and inland mediterranean are zones that would suit many a location around  Australia as long Peter mentioned these plants Shrubs and small trees:  Carpentaria californica-white flowers. Alyogyne heugeli-mauve flower, also in white. Nerium oleander-cut them any which way and they respond. Arbutus unedo-Irish strawberry tree. Romeya coulteri photo M Cannon   Perennials & sub-shrubs: that are easy in that climate Perlagoniums, peltatum, sidioides, Sims carnations, hate humidity Salvia spathaceae-pinky red flowers Monarda didyma-heaps of hybrids Phlomis italicum-sage like in appearance Romneya coulteri with very large poppy like flowers. Mimulus or Diplacus, both are monkey flowers-semi-shade location. Acca sellowiana-fejoa, prefers low humidity. Caeselpina ferrai-Leopard tree Iochrama-violet tube flowers Artemisia arborescens-wormwood.

Hillary’s esteemed colleague and friend Erin Gray, LCMHC, returns to dive deep into fertility challenges and the emotions that come with them. Erin has used and studied Bach Flower remedies for some time now, and she shares her experience with these super-safe homeopathic beneficial supplements. They also talk about the highlights of the 38 different remedies, the way Bach Remedies bring emotional balance into the situation, specific remedies as they play into detailed emotions, and Erin’s recommendation for bringing them into your life.   To share your own fertility story, please email me at hillary@ladypotions.com. I look forward to connecting with you, as you are what this podcast is all about.   Takeaways: [2:10] Bach Flower Remedies work on specific issues, and are unique in the way that they can support emotional balance. This makes them great for most cases of someone going through IVF. [3:27] Every medical system has its own way of categorizing supplements. In traditional Chinese medicine, we have the Eight Pillars or the Five Elements. Ayurvedic medicine has it’s Dosha’s and the Bach Flowers have their own two categories. One is by the personality type and ongoing characteristics and the other is a certain mood that relates to the moment and the fleeting marker of the experience. [4:40] There are 38 different tinctured remedies, categorized into 7 different families. They have a subtle taste and usually go in water or under the tongue. [8:12] Rescue Remedy won’t take away your personality or fix a life situation but it will help to bring a sense of balance and coping into the situation. [9:21] One of the biggest things Erin sees when working with fertility clients is fear and anxiety. When you have general anxiety or anxiety of an unknown, she suggests using Aspen. If you experiencing a specific fear and are clear about what it’s about, Mimulus is a good one. If you are overly worried about a loved one, Red Chestnut can come to the rescue. [11:45] Beech can help us open up our minds, and bring in more patience and peace. Rock Water is useful to go easier on yourself and is one of Erin’s most used remedies. The overly controlling personality type could benefit from Vine. When you are having trouble making decisions or confused about your own judgment, go with Cerato. If you are faced with multiple choices and not sure which one you want to choose, Scleranthus can help you figure out which path to go down. Gorse is also a big one for women in the IVF process, as it can help to connect with the true intention, and in turn, restore a sense of hope. [16:06] Although the remedies are gentle, if not used properly they can neutralize and do nothing or do the complete opposite and cause the emotion to appear even stronger. [21:03] Of all the Bach Remedies, the one recommended for difficulty in life transition and conceiving is Walnut. Impatiens is a good one to help manage impatience, loneliness, and frustration. This can be very beneficial during the waiting time in IVF and can be cycled in and out to be taken when you are in the throes of the intense emotions. [26:03] If you find yourself struggling with being present, or in a dissociative state, Clematis is very helpful in getting grounded and back into reality. Honeysuckle is a good one for past regrets, living too much in the past or a sense of nostalgia that interferes with your present moment. White Chestnut can help in getting your mind to settle down and relax, rather than replaying situations over and over and trying to predict every move in the future. [29:21] Pine is a good one for forgiveness, and letting go of any guilt or shame you may be holding on for yourself. Star of Bethlehem is a beautiful remedy to help with grief, loss, and trauma and Crab Apple can help shift from body shame or a sense of betrayal in your body into a sense of acceptance and peace. [33:19] If you can’t forgive someone else, and hold resentment and anger towards them, try bringing in some Willow. When you have a burning hatred (think Mean Girl), feel jealousy and mistrust, use Holly. [35:29] You can look up Bach practitioners in your area that can do assessments and custom blends for you. Oftentimes people need more than one remedy, but just be sure not to mix them all at once.   References: Fertile Minds on LibSyn Fertile Minds on iTunes Bach Flower Rescue Remedy Pets Ep #10 — 5 Steps to Clearing Unfinished Business with Erin Gray, LCMHC Erin Gray   Continue Your Journey: Link to sign up for free 29-day meditation challenge @ladypotions4u on Twitter @ladypotions4u on Instagram My Website: Ladypotions.com Special Thanks to Christopher Lloyd Clarke for music   Disclaimer * You must not rely on the information in this podcast as an alternative to medical advice from your doctor or another professional healthcare provider. If you have any specific questions about any medical matter you should consult your doctor or another professional healthcare provider. If you think you may be suffering from any medical condition you should seek immediate medical attention. 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"TI OFFRO GRATUITAMENTE un percorso di 21 giorni di Meditazione per superare la paura. È un dono che abbiamo scelto di fare a tutti coloro che lo vorranno cogliere, come contributo al momento difficile che molti di noi stanno attraversando. Lo trovi a questo link: http://scuoladelleemozioni.com/21-giorni-meditazione/"In questo video, dopo una breve introduzione, ti spiego come funziona e come agisce il Rescue Remedy, il famoso rimedio di emergenza, e poi ti presento i primi 12 dei 38 fiori di Bach elencati come nel testo definitio redatto da Bach stesso, ovvero i 12 guaritori ed altri rimedi. Vediamo quindi prima i fiori per la paura, Rock Rose, Mimulus, Aspen, Cherry Plum, Red Chestnut, poi quelli dell'incertezza, Cerato, Scleranthus, Gentian, Gorse, Hornbeam, Wild Oat e infine Clematis, il primo fiore della categoria per la mancanza di interesse per il presente.Qui la seconda parte: https://youtu.be/iReDY4p3_qgQui la terza parte: https://youtu.be/2kp38T3tTe4====================================================SE SEI UNA PERSONA CHE DESIDERE INTRAPRENDERE UN “VERO” PERCORSO DI CRESCITA PERSONALE CON I FIORI DI BACH e lavorare quegli aspetti che da sempre ti condizionano e di cui ti sei sempre voluto liberare senza realmente sapere come e ad oggi ne hai provate talmente tante che fatichi a credere che qualcosa possa davvero ancora funzionare, allora ti invito a scoprire cosa posso fare per te con laFLORITERAPIA TRANSPERSONALE EVOLUTIVA®, la prima tecnica che parte dal fiore e ti porta alle radici dell'inconscio.Segui questo link e scegli il percorso PRINCIPIANTI: https://goo.gl/9eRX6A ====================================================SEI UN FLORITERAPEUTA O UN NATUROPATA CHE USA I FIORI DI BACH e vuoi scoprire come amplificare l'uso dei fiori di Bach oltre ogni tua aspettativa?Scarica anche tu (GRATIS!) i video sulla Floriterapia Transpersonale Evolutiva che ti svelano come se, correttamente indirizzati, i fiori di Bach possono agire alle radici dell'inconscio.In questi video scoprirai:* Quali sono i VERI strumenti del Floriterapeuta Professionista che potrai integrare nel tuo lavoro al posto di quelle “spade spuntate” che stai usando ora.* Gli errori micidiali che distruggono il rapporto (… e che di sicuro stai facendo anche tu senza rendertene conto).* Quali sono le dinamiche REALMENTE IMPORTANTI su cui indirizzare l'attenzione al cliente e cosa devi mettere in pratica per aumentare in modo vertiginoso la tua efficacia lavorativa.Segui questo link e scegli il percorso TERAPEUTI: https://goo.gl/9eRX6A====================================================YOUTUBE CHANNEL IFIORIDIBACH.COMISCRIVITI ORA AL MIO CANALE YOUTUBE, così sarai sempre aggiornato su ogni nuovo video pubblicato e sarai sempre il primo a conoscere tutte le novità sulle Tecniche più aggiornate in tema di Fiori di Bach e di Floriterapia Transpersonale Evolutiva®.Per iscriverti al mio canale è sufficiente che tu clicchi su questo link e che tu clicchi sul pulsante per confermare l'iscrizione:ISCRIVITI AL CANALE YOUTUBE: https://goo.gl/FXVDe3====================================================GRUPPO FACEBOOK FLORITERAPIA TRANSPERSONALE EVOLUTIVA®Seguimi sul Gruppo Facebook sulla FLORITERAPIA TRANSPERSONALE EVOLUTIVA®il gruppo in cui spiego come agire davvero in profondità con i fiori di Bach per fare un percorso di crescita “reale” (niente stravaganze New Age) che può cambiare davvero la tua vita: https://goo.gl/xD2M2G ===================================================SEGUIMI SUL BLOG DE IFIORIDIBACH.COM https://ifioridibach.com/blog/===================================================Se hai bisogno di acquistare il KIT dei fiori di Bach a marchio Di Leo, visita il nostro SHOP a questo indirizzo:https://goo.gl/F3TGQ4===================================================

"TI OFFRO GRATUITAMENTE un percorso di 21 giorni di Meditazione per superare la paura. È un dono che abbiamo scelto di fare a tutti coloro che lo vorranno cogliere, come contributo al momento difficile che molti di noi stanno attraversando. Lo trovi a questo link: http://scuoladelleemozioni.com/21-giorni-meditazione/"Corso online fiori di Bach - Mimulus è il fiore di Bach per la paura delle cose del mondo, come la malattia, la povertà, il dolore, gli incidenti, la solitudine, la sfortuna, le paure legate alla vita quotidiana.Questo video è tratto dal Corso Base sui fiori di Bach, realizzato da max Volpi, floriterapeuta ideatore della Floriterapia Transpersonale Evolutiva®. Scopri il corso: https://goo.gl/9MbrVBLeggi la scheda completa di Mimulus: https://goo.gl/KED9YM====================================================SE SEI UNA PERSONA CHE DESIDERE INTRAPRENDERE UN “VERO” PERCORSO DI CRESCITA PERSONALE CON I FIORI DI BACH e lavorare quegli aspetti che da sempre ti condizionano e di cui ti sei sempre voluto liberare senza realmente sapere come e ad oggi ne hai provate talmente tante che fatichi a credere che qualcosa possa davvero ancora funzionare, allora ti invito a scoprire cosa posso fare per te con laFLORITERAPIA TRANSPERSONALE EVOLUTIVA®, la prima tecnica che parte dal fiore e ti porta alle radici dell'inconscio.Segui questo link e scegli il percorso PRINCIPIANTI: https://goo.gl/9eRX6A ====================================================SEI UN FLORITERAPEUTA O UN NATUROPATA CHE USA I FIORI DI BACH e vuoi scoprire come amplificare l'uso dei fiori di Bach oltre ogni tua aspettativa?Scarica anche tu (GRATIS!) i video sulla Floriterapia Transpersonale Evolutiva che ti svelano come se, correttamente indirizzati, i fiori di Bach possono agire alle radici dell'inconscio.In questi video scoprirai:* Quali sono i VERI strumenti del Floriterapeuta Professionista che potrai integrare nel tuo lavoro al posto di quelle “spade spuntate” che stai usando ora.* Gli errori micidiali che distruggono il rapporto (… e che di sicuro stai facendo anche tu senza rendertene conto).* Quali sono le dinamiche REALMENTE IMPORTANTI su cui indirizzare l'attenzione al cliente e cosa devi mettere in pratica per aumentare in modo vertiginoso la tua efficacia lavorativa.Segui questo link e scegli il percorso TERAPEUTI: https://goo.gl/9eRX6A====================================================YOUTUBE CHANNEL IFIORIDIBACH.COMISCRIVITI ORA AL MIO CANALE YOUTUBE, così sarai sempre aggiornato su ogni nuovo video pubblicato e sarai sempre il primo a conoscere tutte le novità sulle Tecniche più aggiornate in tema di Fiori di Bach e di Floriterapia Transpersonale Evolutiva®.Per iscriverti al mio canale è sufficiente che tu clicchi su questo link e che tu clicchi sul pulsante per confermare l'iscrizione:ISCRIVITI AL CANALE YOUTUBE: https://goo.gl/FXVDe3====================================================GRUPPO FACEBOOK FLORITERAPIA TRANSPERSONALE EVOLUTIVA®Seguimi sul Gruppo Facebook sulla FLORITERAPIA TRANSPERSONALE EVOLUTIVA®il gruppo in cui spiego come agire davvero in profondità con i fiori di Bach per fare un percorso di crescita “reale” (niente stravaganze New Age) che può cambiare davvero la tua vita: https://goo.gl/xD2M2G ===================================================SEGUIMI SUL BLOG DE IFIORIDIBACH.COM https://ifioridibach.com/blog/===================================================Se hai bisogno di acquistare il KIT dei fiori di Bach a marchio Di Leo, visita il nostro SHOP a questo indirizzo:https://goo.gl/F3TGQ4===================================================

Praktische Überlegungen zur Mimulus, die Bachblüten Essenz Nr. 20 . Was hat es mit dieser Bachblüte auf sich? Was sind die Bestandteile der Mimulus Bachblüten Essenz ? Ist sie ein Heilmittel? Ist diese Blütenessenz ein Placebo? Der lateinische Name für Mimulus Bachblüten Essenz ist Mimulus guttatus , im Deutschen gefleckte Gaucklerblume. Mimulusist die Bachblüte Nr. 20 in der Bachblütentherapie . Erfahre mehr darüber, bei welcher psychischen Disposition diese Bachblütenessenz helfen kann, und wie sie bei der eigenen Persönlichkeitsarbeit unterstützend wirkt. Mimulus Bachblüten Essenz Nr. 20 ist gut gegen Ängstlichkeit, Hypersensibilität, Hypersensitivität, schnelles Gefühl von Überlastung, Phobien, Angst vor Verletzung, vor schlimmen Ereignissen, Agoraphobie, Überempfindlichkeit, Schreckhaftigkeit. , gut für die Entwicklung von Vertrauen, Schicksalsvertrauen, Gottvertrauen, Tapferkeit und Mut auch in schwierigen Lebenssituationen. Diese Ausgabe des Naturheilkunde Podcasts ist die Tonspur eines Videos im Bewusst Leben Youtube Kanal.

Praktische Überlegungen zur Mimulus, die Bachblüten Essenz Nr. 20 . Was hat es mit dieser Bachblüte auf sich? Was sind die Bestandteile der Mimulus Bachblüten Essenz ? Ist sie ein Heilmittel? Ist diese Blütenessenz ein Placebo? Der lateinische Name für Mimulus Bachblüten Essenz ist Mimulus guttatus , im Deutschen gefleckte Gaucklerblume. Mimulusist die Bachblüte Nr. … „Mimulus Bachblüten Essenz Nr. 20“ weiterlesen

Avendo aperto pochi giorni fa il profilo Instagram MimulusCool, mi sono messo d’impegno e ho studiato come descrivere al meglio "cos'è" Mimulus.

Avendo aperto pochi giorni fa il profilo Instagram MimulusCool, mi sono messo d’impegno e ho studiato come descrivere al meglio "cos'è" Mimulus.

Da oggi disponibile su Facebook il BOT di Mimulus, Pai. Scriveteci su Messenger e divertitevi a testarlo! :)

Da oggi disponibile su Facebook il BOT di Mimulus, Pai. Scriveteci su Messenger e divertitevi a testarlo! :)

"TI OFFRO GRATUITAMENTE un percorso di 21 giorni di Meditazione per superare la paura. È un dono che abbiamo scelto di fare a tutti coloro che lo vorranno cogliere, come contributo al momento difficile che molti di noi stanno attraversando. Lo trovi a questo link: http://scuoladelleemozioni.com/21-giorni-meditazione/"In questo primo video iniziamo l'esposizione delle categorie floreali, parlando dei fiori per la paura (Mimulus, Rock Rose, Aspen, Red Chestnut, Cherry Plum) e dei fiori per l'incertezza (Cerato, Scleranthus, Gentian, Gorse, Hornbeam, Wild Oat).Per scaricare l'e-book gratuito puoi andare su: http://goo.gl/06APRTPer vedere la scheda di ogni fiore vai su: www.ifioridibach.com

Hoy en flores para el alma con el tema los perfiles de las flores Impatiens y Mimulus. En vivo todos los lunes a las 12 pm tiempo de México

Hoy en flores para el alma con el tema los perfiles de las flores Impatiens y Mimulus. En vivo todos los lunes a las 12 pm tiempo de México

Le storie di Rock Rose, Mimulus  e Cherry Plum.

Olá! Bem-vindos a mais uma edição do programa que fala do universo da terapia floral. Este 2o programa possui três  blocos, e o 1o. é o início do Sistema de bach. Sistemas Vou começar  pelo sistema de Bach não só porque foi o primeiro sistema a ser organizado mas, principalmente, porque a filosofia do Dr. Bach é fundamental para a compreensão da Terapia Floral. Durante os programas deste Sistema vou dedicar um somente para a sua filosofia pela importância de sempre ser lembrada e praticada. Bom, a gente não pode falar das essências de Bach sem falar um pouquinho do seu criador, Dr. Edward Bach. Ele foi um médico bacteriologista inglês, que por volta de 1930 resgatou e organizou o conhecimento das essências florais, porque não estava satisfeito com os procedimentos e tratamentos na medicina tradicional; pensava que deveria existir uma forma de tratamento natural que buscasse o equilíbrio do Ser, já que valorizava mais o doente e seu estado mental e emocional do que a doença em si. Esse Sistema tem no total 38 essências e vou começar pelas essências do Grupo do Medo, que são: Mimulus, Rock Rose, Aspen, Red Chestnut e Cherry Plum Gostaria de lembrar a vocês que o repertório apresentado aqui está disponível no script do programa assim como as referências bibliográficas. Basta acessar a opção info / lyrics do seu iTunes.    Utilizem esse recurso. Qualquer dúvida ou comentário é so mandar um e-mail para: anaroxo@podtv.com.br No próxima edição vou continuar com o sistema de bach. Bibliografia; Repertório de Essências Florais - FES - Patrícia Kaminski e Richard Katz - Ed. Triom Participando da Vida com os Florais de Bach - Carmen Monari - Ed. Roca Cura-te a Ti Mesmo - Edward Bach - Ed. Pensamento A Terapia Floral de Edward Bach - Escritos Selecionados - Edward Bach - Ed.Ground  Ana Roxo é Terapeuta Floral e se utiliza da Astrologia para melhor entender a dinâmica interna do indivíduo www.solarastrologia.com.br