Cape Leadwort - Bleiwurz

(Plumbago auriculata)

The plumbago is a shrub of 2 to 3 meters high that grows on stony ground. Their buds branch with strength producing large amount of flowers. The clusters are composed of multiple little flowers. Their colors vary from sky blue to light blue. Its star-shaped flowers have five petals, which according to numerology is considered a symbol of the five senses.

Cape Leadwort essence brings serenity to reflect on old problems. It helps the individual to take root, and it stimulates the liberation process.

Essence Effect on the Body: This essence can be a great traveling companion in the process of physical evolution. On the energy level, this essence helps you lose weight, which can be especially beneficial for those who despite following a regime hardly get slim. Cape Leadwort flower corresponds to the Throat Chakra and its image has been introduced with success as complement in speech therapy treatments.

Mood: Frequently, people who have to deal with many commitments find it hard to just let things happen. "They have a remarkably high emotional life, so they can be terribly upset when things do not happen as they had expected. Cape Leadwort essence helps us to leave behind the feelings of disappointment. To some extent, it awakens in us the ability to let events take their course."

Mind: The essence stimulates our appreciation of ourselves and it gives us integrity. We may be faithful to ourselves and we may express ourselves just as we are. In this sense, we will develop definite mental structures that will serve as "signs" to our self-fulfillment. People, who until now were used to subordinate themselves to others and to feel inadequate, will find in this essence a constructive complement. Essence

Spirit: This essence allows us to solve old problems and, for example, to acquire knowledge through meditation that allow us to move forward. We feel a great relief in self-emptying processes that will allow us to reorganize ourselves at all levels.

Affirmation: I get rid of past problems and I leave the door open to the flow of events. Here it is where the strength to be myself lies.