Harebell Essence
On making the essence and tuning in, more than one third of the group members experienced feelings of tranquillity, relaxation, warmth and tenderness. Other commonly shared ‘qualities’ were contentment, release, grounding, joy and abundance. Nine participants reported a magnification of their hearing and six noted physical symptoms in the stomach.
This is a message I received that day: To be more yourself...
A few weeks ago a group of 38 of us made Harebell essence in Tokyo at Toshogu, a small shrine within the main temple complex of Zojoji, which houses many tombs of Shoguns and Samurai.
Harebell is a key component of FFE’s PROSPERITY combination. The following information was received by the group.
‘You are okay. Be more your Self ’. Harebell says ‘know and realise that all is well’ This is self assurance communicated from the soul level.
Tranquility, relaxation, warmth and tenderness…
Harebell helps us to trust, by gently reminding us and guiding us within. There we find strength in gentleness and let go of our fears, “I don’t want to get it wrong”.
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“Listen to your innermost self whispering the words of joy that will uplift you and set you free. You will only hear the voice from within through the silence that permeates from within (to) without. So listen well and be joyful that you allow this communion that already IS, the time and space to BE.”
And another one, on making Harebell at Findhorn in September 2004
‘Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. When you see the wholeness, the fullness of what is, rather than what is incomplete or lacking, so it is fulfilled and no longer do you see only the part, but the whole in its perfection. Come into this acceptance of the oneness and wholeness with me. Realise the perfection of each manifestation as a reflection of what I am. Then bring it forth into being and give thanks for this God- given power of creation.”
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