Table of contents hide 1 What is the Bach flower known as Red Chesnut or Red Chestnut 2 The negative state of Red Chesnut 3 Bach flowers that combine with Red Chestnut 4 Benefits of Red Chesnut

Next, we will begin a new journey. On this occasion, we enter one of the most powerful alternative therapies in the world, Bach flowers. For the article that concerns us right now, we focus on the Red Chesnut . The red chestnut has a series of applications that we are going to make known to you right here. Do not miss every detail of its benefits and benefits.

What is the Bach flower known as Red Chesnut or red chestnut

The Bach Red Chesnut flower is indicated for those people who care in an exaggerated way for others, undermining the trust of those who are subject to their fears.

According to Dr. Bach, it is common for these individuals not to care for themselves, but for others, and this state makes the people around them suffer, for they always anticipate that something bad could happen to them.

The negative state of Red Chesnut

The negative state of this flower is the excess of concern for others and anxiety .

People in a negative state of Red Chesnut feel constantly worried about others and convey their fear and insecurity . This concern usually leads them to forget their own needs, since they consider the problems of others more important.

In addition, they always fear the worst, they constantly live in alarm and therefore they are always suffering . This concern for their children, parents, partners or friends, makes them live the lives of others as if it were their own, pretending that others do what they think is right.

They are people who act very possessively, they are always arguing and hurting themselves as well as the people they care about, because they make them feel insecure and suffocate them with their constant care.

People who live in the negative state of Red Chesnut often suffer from headaches and stomachaches .

Bach flowers that combine with Red Chestnut

Red Chestnut is frequently combined with other flowers that treat the negative aspects of fear:

• Olive : for those who care so much for their loved ones that they are always on the edge of their forces.
• Mimulus : those who live with the fear that their loved ones suffer an accident or that a misfortune occurs to them.
• Cherry Plum : people who care so much for others who are always about to lose control of themselves.
• Pine : for people who care too much for others because of feelings of guilt.
• Star of Bethlehem : individuals who have experienced a very distressing situation and fear that nearby people have to go through the same.
• White Chestnut : those who live constantly worried about others and cannot think of anything else.
• Aspen : for those who think that something bad will happen to their loved ones and live in a state of constant anxiety.

Benefits of Red Chesnut

Red Chesnut is one of Bach's flowers that work fears .

This remedy helps fearful people transmit safety and thoughts of courage or health to those who need it. In this way, instead of being the ones who make them feel insecure, they become supportive.

Red Chestnut is the flower of detachment, of giving freedom to others in their decisions and in the acts of their lives. It is very useful for divorced parents or widowers who feel lonely and stick to their children, taking care of them at all times, meddling in their affairs as a couple and in their family life.

Seen in The Journey of the Hero, by Pedro, editor of the White Brotherhood