Hell's Bells Flower Essence
Datura stramonium, aka Hell's Bells and Queen of the Desert, is a powerful ally for saying good bye to aspects of yourself or your life that have long needed to be given the boot. These are toxic people, beliefs, and thought patterns that are keeping you down or small. This transformational energy can shift things dramatically.
For a lighter touch, see: Paper Birch
For manipulative or dangerous relationships, see also: Werewolf Root
USE CAUTION WITH THIS ENERGY! Familiarize yourself with sacred teachings around this herb and use it when you reach the appropriate level of respect and training for its medicine and traditions. This essence can be intense for some people. If you notice signs of unpleasant psychological shifts, you may wish to stop using this essence and work with a spiritual healer familiar with this energy or a mental health therapist.
Recommended administration: add 1-2 drops to a liter of water and sip throughout the day. You can also take one drop on top of the tongue daily or as needed.
Contains: Datura stramonium, aka Hell's Bells, flower essence (energy) in water and alcohol for a preservative. This contains only the energy of the plant, not the oils or plant material.
0.5 fl oz
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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