This remedy contains Eldorado Natural Spring Water, Ethanol (as a preservative), Essence of Full Color Spectrum, Reiki Energy, Michael's Energy Water and the following essences:
From Flower Essence Society Healing Herbs (Bach Flower Equivalent): Chicory, Holly, Impatiens, Vervain, Vine, Walnut.
From Flower Essence Society: Chamomile, Dogwood, Poison Oak, Tiger Lily.
From Watersong Sanctuary: Columbine, Mule Deer, Prickly Pear Cactus
From Aum Himalaya Essences: Golden Rod, Swallow Wart.
From South African Flower and Gem Essences: Flowering Cherry, Mountain Dahlia.
From Australian Living Essences: Happy Wanderer.
From Green Hope Farm: Sorrel Vine.
From Kaua’i Starmen: Cuprite/Chrysocolla
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SPIRIT ESSENCES
1.Store Spirit Essences out of direct sunlight and away from strong odors (cosmetics, medicines, spices) or electromagnetic fields (microwave, refrigerator, stereo).
2.Slap the bottom of the bottle firmly against the heel of your hand several times before administering.
3.There are several easy ways to give Spirit Essences to animals:
a)Give directly by mouth.
b)Add 3-5 drops to a treat or food.
c)Add a dropper-full to the water bowl.
d)Add 2-3 droppers-full to spring water in a spray bottle, and use this mixture to spray a room, carrier, bedding, car interior, litterbox area, stall, trailer, or other specific problem area. Misting the house or apartment is a great way to treat the whole household.
e)Apply a few drops to a favorite toy.
f)Put a few drops in your hand and rub around the animal's head, ears, and/or paws.
4.You want your animal companion to think of the remedy as a good thing, so never try to force it. Use one of the alternate methods if your animal does not like its mouth to be handled.
5.For most behavioral or emotional problems, we recommend starting with 3 or 4 times a day, for 2 weeks. Once improvement is established, usually within 2-4 weeks, you can wean the animal off by gradually decreasing the frequency of administration. Adding a few drops to the drinking water, or once-a-day administration by mouth will probably be adequate.
6.For situations where you can catch the animal when it is doing the problem behavior, giving the prescription at that moment may be especially helpful. For instance, if the problem is compulsive licking, give the prescription when you see the animal licking, either by mouth or topically (as long as the skin is not raw or irritated) so that the animal licks the drops off its skin.
If you are treating only one animal in a multi-animal household, it is perfectly all right to put the prescription in the common drinking water. It will not adversely affect the other animals, and may even be beneficial if those particular essences are also appropriate for them.
