Australian Bush Flowers Monga Waratah 15ml
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Australian Bush Flowers Monga Waratah:
- Strengthening one's will
- Reclaiming one's spirit
- The belief that one can break the dependency on any behaviour, substance or person
- Self-empowerment
Product Information
Monga Waratah (also known as Braidwood Waratah), a shrub up to 4 metres, has a very small distribution around the moist forested areas and creeks of the Mongarlowe River near Braidwood in New South Wales. Its flower is the same red colour as the more common Waratah (Telopea speciosissima) although it only seems to have the base of the Waratah’s flower as if the top cone or diamond has been removed. The Monga Waratah has the appearance of an open hand reaching out as if wanting or needing more of something. This is a keynote in its Doctrine of Signatures.
| Ingredients | Vibrational infusion of Telopea mongaensis flowers. Brandy, Purified Water (21-23% alcohol) |
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| Type | Liquid |
| Suitable for | Vegan, Vegetarian |
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