20 Mimulus, Mimulus guttatus

Guiding principle:
FEAR - Fear of known things

About this herb:
Scientific name: Mimulus guttatus
Description: Mimulus (Common Large Monkey-flower) is a yellow bee-pollinated wildflower that originally grows along the banks of streams and seeps in North America. This perennial plant can reach a height of 20 inches has a fleshy stem. The large, shining yellow flowers have five petals that grow together. It blooms between July and August.

The aims of this flower essence:
One is worried about concrete situations.

Dr. Bach wrote:
Are you one of those who are afraid; afraid of people or of circumstances: who go bravely on and yet your life is robbed of joy through fear; fear of those things that never happen; fear of people who really have no power over you; fear of tomorrow and what it may bring; fear of being ill or of losing friends; fear of convention; fear of a hundred things?  Do you wish to make a stand for your freedom, and yet have not the courage to break away from your bonds; if so Mimulus, found growing on the sides of the crystal streams, will set you free to love your life, and teach you to have the tenderest sympathy for others. (Free Thyself, 1932)

Mimulus Mimulus

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