My name is
Ma Anand Sambhavya and I have been working with the Bach Flower Remedies since 1979. I have found Dr. Bach’s essences to be very helpful in balancing one’s mental and emotional patterns. I also experience them to be a door opening towards spirituality.
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During these years, while using the essences, several times I became aware of a shift in my conscious vision, that brought me a much deeper understanding of the flowers, of myself and of the people around me.
So many times it passed through my mind: “Now, it is enough. It’s time to let go of the flowers”. But they wouldn’t leave me. They always arrived back in my life, unexpectedly.
At the same time, I have been growing through my own experiences in Osho International Multiversity in various therapy groups, meditations and trainings.
I have completed the following trainings--Holistic massage and Korean Acupressure in Los Angeles.
-Advanced Energy Work Training at Rajneesh International University in Oregon.
-Movement Therapy in Seattle.
-Hypnotherapy at The Hypnotherapy Institute of California.
-Reiki I & II.
-Hypnosis Training in Osho Multiversity, Pune, India.
In 1987, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, I worked intensely, giving sessions and workshops using Back Flower Remedies and meditation to about 150 Psychologists. This raised the question ‘Is meditation beyond psychology?’ and resulted in an article in a new age magazine in Buenos Aires called “Uno Mismo”.
The answer was getting clearer, as I developed more understanding of my own personality and grew more sensitive through meditation, I began to be aware of my need and that of many fellow travelers for new kinds of flowers.
Flowers that can support our transition from therapy to meditation - taking us beyond psychology and helping us recognise our natural being.
In 1990, the year that Osho left his body, I was visiting the Osho Commune in Pune. Suddenly and unexpectedly, the decision came to close the Meditation Centre I was running in Tel-Aviv and to start living in the Commune full time. Shortly afterwards, I realised that the opening to the call of the new flowers had started.
Taken at the Osho Teerth - Nala Park: A BuddhafieldIt has been an invitation...As it happens, I find myself suddenly drawn to the beautiful park we have created here in the Commune, letting myself be led to a certain flowering plant or tree…
I experience in these moments tremendous sensitivity and heightened awareness - a space of ‘No Mind’ in which a silent communion with the flowers is possible and their message can be received.
Many times, a spontaneous singing and dancing with the flowers happens, my body feels openness and expansion which allows me to experience the especial healing qualities this particular flower has to offer.
Amazingly, I have often realised afterwards that the flower that was revealing itself to me was responding to a collective issue that was affecting many people in the Commune at that particular time!
Each preparation of flower essence has its own magical story, a profound experience that makes the Flower Essences of the Buddhafield
™ especially powerful. These stories of ‘Communion with Nature’ are included in the last chapter of my book.
For years, I have been exploring and experimenting, on a daily basis, with the Flower Essences of the Buddhafield
™ and have had the opportunity to observe their effect on myself and many other individuals. It feels that I have been doing the work of the alchemist, the ‘science of the inner’.
I also experienced how the essences can be very effective catalysts and a support to the process of integration when used collectively – in my groups and in different therapy, bodywork and meditation groups in the Osho Multiversity, and later on in many different countries while teaching around the world.
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“…That meeting (with the flower) can become
a glimpse into the cosmos,
because a flower is not just a flower.
It is the whole cosmos grown into a flower,
the whole cosmos becomes a flower.
You are also not just a human being,
the whole cosmos has become consciousness in you;
that too is a flowering.
And when these two flowers meet,
that meeting is ecstatic, blissful
and through that meeting
you for the first time become aware of a
nonverbal existence.”
OSHO - That Art Thou #47