Making Mother essence of Centaury last week. Intense light in the bowl is dazzling. Bringing strength and independence.
Luciana Chammas
A youngster flew on to the Wild Rose outside the office today, looking for insects to eat. It usually sings a monotonous song: ‘chiff-chaff, chiff-chaff’ – some tweet isn’t it?
The stems on the rose have bright red thorns when newly grown, looking like teeth. Is it going to bite the bird?
How do we know? Because Annie Wang sent these pictures.
We went there in 2004, Annie was our guide. You can see a film about it on the Bach Educational Resource: http://bacheducationalresource.org/r/i/flowers/3 scroll down the page to ‘Discovering the flowers’ section
And play the film Searching for Cerato.
You can also view a time-lapse of the flowers opening.
