1. Agrimony
2. Aspen
3. Beech
4. Centaury
5. Cerato
6. Cherry Plum
7. Chestnut Bud
8. Chicory
9. Clematis
10. Crab Apple
11. Elm
12. Gentian
13. Gorse
14. Heather
15. Holly
16. Honeysuckle
17. Hornbeam
18. Impatiens
19. Larch
20. Mimulus
21. Mustard
22. Oak
23. Olive
24. Pine
25. Red Chestnut
26. Rock Rose
27. Rock Water
28. Scleranthus
29. Star of Bethlehem
30. Sweet Chestnut
31. Vervain
32. Vine
33. Walnut
34. Water Violet
35. White Chestnut
36. Wild Oat
37. Wild Rose
38. Willow

1. denial, naivety, flattery
2. apprehension, anxiety, denial
3. intolerance, over-critical, nagging
4. passivity, sacrificing for duty
5. procrastination, insecurity
6. depressive, delusional, paranoiac
7. self-obsessed, over-idealistic
8. possessive, manipulative
9. indifferent, apathetic, tired
10. perfectionistic, arrogant
11. inadequacy, exhaustion
12. doubting, pessimistic, sceptical
13. despair, hopelessness, depressed
14. self-centered, dependent, needy
15. distrustful, envious, hateful, hurt
16. nostalgic, wistful regret, grief
17. mental weariness, tiredness
18. irritable, excessive, tense
19. inferiority, hesitant, resigned
20. shy, reserved, over-sensitive
21. gloomy, abandoned, introverted
22. overworks, duty obsessed
23. exhaustion from self-denial
24. guilt, inability to receive, no joy
25. over-protective, smothering
26. fear, terror, panic, anxious
27. perfectionist, rigid views, clings
28. indecisive, erratic, restless
29. unhappy, sad, self-concern
30. despair, anguish, hopelessness
31. fanatical, intense, nervous
32. dominating, striving for power
33. hesitant, procrastinates, resists
34. proud withdrawal, isolated, aloof
35. worried, tired, depressed, headache
36. ambitious, uncommitted, unsure
37. apathy, resignation, fatalistic, tired
38. resentment, bitterness, victim

FEEDBACK:

The below are the findings of 13 years of use of affirmations as Spiritually Guided in thousands of sessions. They may assist you in being more effective and efficient in your use of Balancing and in your understanding of your clients.

• One tends to build blocks to factors which one is aware of yet for which there is a lack of adequate coping skill.

• Blocks may form against factors which are commonly understood to be positive (i.e. Hope) as a result of abuse, disappointment, or misunderstanding when such was relied upon and resulted in a very negative experience. In these cases, there was an inability in the moment of putting the outcome in a relevant perspective which would have demonstrated the reality of the error and the factor in more constructive and flexible terms.

• Energy Blocks are formed by the Unconscious (Reptilian brain), by itself, or, with the sensitive or unprepared Ego or SuperEgo, and/or, with the weaknesses or strengths of the Basic Personality.

• Basic Personality has a Strength factor in these areas, OR
• Basic Personality is so Weak in these areas that it has a difficulty to be aware of or perceive such.