symbol:

a sunrise

keynote:

Happiness

elements:

air + fire + water

uses:

for those who feel depressed, anxious, or stressed; for those seeking calmness of mind and spirit; to dispel anger, frustration, irritation, or deep-rooted sorrow and grief; to alleviate physical pain relating to blockage of blood and qi; for encouraging expansion and abundance; for movement forward and travel companionship; to promote harmony in communication and intimate relations; for activating faith and childlike joy and wonder; for those who need support in adjusting to changing and/or uncomfortable situations; to be okay with being and thinking differently than the group

flower profile and essence creation story:

Like with many of my other preparations, this is one that I have dreamt of working with more intimately. Mimosa, aka Albizia julibrissin, has captivated my heart since the moment I first encountered them. Like with a lot of the other plant allies that I have felt strongly connected to, Alibizia is one used in Traditional Chinese Medicine for healing the heart and balancing the mind and spirit. Every moment with this ally has been one of wonder. Every time I see them, it’s like I am seeing them for the first time - they remind me of how renewal feels. The formulation of this essence happened on a bright and sunny day, following days of much rain. The moon was waxing in Leo. Harmony was palpable in the air after laying a Rose of Jericho plant in a bowl at the foot of the Albizia plant as an offering. I felt both of them smile at me in affirmation of this gesture. Despite the otherwise perfection of the day, things were still a bit odd, and I felt a strong Aquarian energy outside of my own, moving me through these motions - felt like this plant had a Aquarius sun, Leo moon energy about them, or vice versa. However the placements, both of those signs were distinctly implied in the frequency of this remedy. Beginning to speak to the plant with my intentions to use some of their flowers, a clear image of The Star card formed in my mind, further confirming that Aquarius synergy I was sensing. Looking around me, I noted a lot of things in 3s - groups of birds and groups of people - and this furthered my comprehension of the aspects of Aquarius that this essence was embodying. Creative expression in one that could benefit many. The Leo energy came back to mind again as I began to gather the flowers. It became quite obvious to me that the combination of this Solar and Saturnian/Uranian spirit in this remedy is meant to move expressions through processes of refinement so that the manifestation of such is in alignment with its highest potential. As a reflection of the Aquarian signature, Mimosa flowers show up with a definite distinction from the patterns that many other flowers create in their formulas. Mimosa flowers are showy and hard to miss - they happen in a spike-like formation that is very soft and gives them the other name, Silk Tree, that they are commonly known by. In the way that we witness these flowers shoot out and upward, so Mimosa essence lifts our spirit and softens our hearts. There is something very unique about this flower, and like the Aquarius disposition which is often considered “weird” or “unusual”, this plant’s essence is one that helps us see things we may be used to seeing in a new way. Working more closely with them, we also experience shifts in our perspective that enable us to consider angles we would not have otherwise thought of (Mercury in Aquarius vibes). Digging a little deeper into learning the medicine of this beautiful and simultaneously peculiar plant ally, I once pulled 3 cards to learn more about the frequency of them, and the ones that came up spoke to the quality of balancing self-awareness with group concerns. It reminded of the Leo energy I felt from them, which I initially attributed to Mimosa’s affinity for the heart, but by then had learned that they also possess a brightening disposition. This balancing act, though, is clearly reflective of the lessons contained with the Leo (self)-Aquarius (group) axis. The 3 cards’s numbers added also equaled to 19/1: The Sun - more indications of Leo/solar affinity. Another strong effect of this medicine is their direct impact on the reproductive energies - they boost fertility. Like the creative energy that this formula unblocks and enhances, the Mimosa plant itself is considered ‘invasive’ due to their unbridled reproductive capacity. This is one which you can program with your intentions and trust that you will see the fruition of it multiplied to a beneficial and beneficent bounty. In the same sequence as this essence being crafted after days of much rain (Key 16: The Tower), they also offer us hope and strengthen us with faith (Key 17: The Star) as we emerge through catalytic moments. This is one of The 22 Flowers of Life, and it connects to Key 17: The Star.

A note about using flower essences:

flower essences are not oils. They are vibrational healing remedies which affect and change energetic conditions and, like some oils and other medicines, can be used internally, on acupuncture/acupressure points and chakras, sprayed in the energy field, dripped in your water, and even used for personal and professional massaging. It is best to use an essence or combination and/or group of essences for 30-33 days to permanently shift patterns and create new habits, healthier lifeways.

ingredients:

mimosa flowers, spring water, rum or peach liqueur, love

invitations for use:

Take 4-13 drops as needed, up to 4 times a day. Shake well before use. Store in a cool, dark place. Shelf life varies, usually lasts up to one year.

• Safe for all, ages 2+

• All flowers are sustainably picked by Gold Water Alchemy.

• REQUIRED DISCLAIMER: This product is for bringing balance; it is not intended to diagnose or cure disease. If you require medical treatment, please seek a qualified medical professional. These statements have not been approved by the FDA.