Inspiration Orchid

(Cattleya trianaei)

The Cattleya trianae forms part of the patriotic shield of Colombia. With its large flowers in the shape of wings it seems to fly over the stems inspiring us with just a look at it. For the elaboration of the essence, from among the many possible colors that offers the Cattleya, I have chosen that of dark lilac tones and yellow center.

Inspiration-Orchid Essence stimulates the inspiration for the artistic activity. We will get in touch with the spiritual plan and we may translate this experience into the physical world through our creativity.

Essence Effect on the Body: Creative blockages can appear through the organs. The essence objective is to destroy the tension and stress, exalting the creativity and motivation so that they can be expressed.

Mood: The most important property of the Higher Self Orchid essence is the transformation of aggressive energy in inspiration (it could be regarded as the lily of orchids, despite the fact that its effectiveness is greater). Being free from feelings of blockage, we are inspired by the artistic work; we can do it better, more quickly and with greater freedom.

Mind: Both the conscious and the unconscious emotions can "disturb" our mental strength, so that it seems impossible for us to implement our ideas and plans. The essence helps us get in touch with our creative force on the spiritual plan. This potential can be used to show it as an artistic product through our increased power of accomplishment.

Spirit: Stimulates the Higher Chakras purifying them and stimulating the 3rd eye. It help us contact our spiritual guides, accept their message, understand it and, finally, translate it into the physical plan. We will learn to live and to work in harmony and in constant communication with the spiritual world.

Affirmation: I join myself to divine love and I receive it.

Corresponding Gem Essence: Moonstone

Special features: A national program in Colombia was carried out with this orchid essence, it. It was provided to prisoners, to children with learning difficulties and to victims of attacks.