Bach Flowers Goa

21/02/2026

KALI DOESN’T HEAL YOUR COMFORT — SHE DESTROYS YOUR CHAINS

I am not here to comfort you. I am here to free you.

Most people pray for comfort.
Soft answers.
Gentle reassurance.
A spirituality that soothes the ego and protects the identity.

But Kali is not that energy.

Kali is the fire that refuses to lie to you.
She is the storm that tears down the illusion you carefully decorated and called “my life.”
She is not interested in protecting your false self — she is interested in burning it.

When Kali says, “I am not here to comfort you,” she is speaking to your attachment.
To your fear of losing control.
To the version of you that clings to suffering because it feels familiar.

Freedom is not comfortable.
Truth is not polite.
Awakening is not soft.

Kali cuts what binds you:
– Your addiction to validation
– Your attachment to identity
– Your fear of being nobody
– Your dependence on external approval

She does not remove your pain by covering it.
She removes your pain by removing the illusion that created it.

That is why her presence feels intense.
That is why her dance looks terrifying.
Because the ego trembles when truth enters the room.

Kali is compassion in its most fearless form.
She will not let you sleep in your own chains.
She will not let you decorate your prison and call it peace.

She frees you by breaking what is false.
And what breaks is never you —
only what you are not.

This is not destruction.
This is liberation.

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Original Source:

Inspired by the archetypal wisdom of the Divine Feminine in Ta***ic symbolism and the transformative energy attributed to Maa Kali in non-dual spiritual philosophy.
Interpretation and text written originally for Anand Universe.

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19/02/2026

19/02/2026

Understand this well...

18/02/2026

When beginning to work with Bach Flower Essences, it can be confusing to know where to start. It can even be confronting to our beliefs about disease.

Over the years, we have been asked just about every variation of the question, “where do I start?” The answer is always simple, come back to the person, not the disease.

In this introduction from A Guide to The Bach Flower Remedies, Julian Barnard explains the premise with a simplicity that can only come from a deep understanding of the concept and philosophy behind the essences.

“Although there are thousands of variations in physical illness the psychological causes are relatively few.

The Bach Remedies recognise 38 conditions, each specifically aligned to one of the states that generate ‘dis-ease’ within the psyche.

They are classified under seven headings: For Fear For Uncertainty For Insufficient Interest in Present Circumstances For Loneliness For Those Over-sensitive to Influences and Ideas For Despondency and Despair For Over care for the Welfare of Others Each category covers a range of mental and emotional states. Those concerned with fear, for instance, range from sheer terror (Rock Rose), to specific fears like a fear of heights or a fear of animals (Mimulus), to anxiety for the anticipated misfortunes of others (Red Chestnut). The remedies for despondency and despair range from a feeling of inadequacy (Larch) to a remedy that helps in that time of anguish that is sometimes called ‘the dark night of the soul’ (Sweet Chestnut).

Bach found the remedies by searching the countryside for those plants which he instinctively knew were suitable to help specific psychological states. The classification of these states was arrived at by careful observation of human nature and more especially by observation of the way that different people react when suffering from an illness or when under stress.

They are of two kinds: there are the Type Remedies which relate to a characteristic type of personality and the Helping Remedies which deal with the transient mood of the psyche. The latter describe conditions which are not necessarily essential to a person’s character but which have developed a strong hold upon them.”

A Guide to The Bach Flower Remedies is available online in the Julian Barnard Library – free to read and download.

You can also find extensive learning resources in our free Bach Flower Learning Study Course which is linked from the Library.

https://www.healingherbs.co.uk/learn/julian-barnard-library/

18/02/2026

14/02/2026

Letting go is not weakness, it is creation. It is the unseen magic that turns weight into wings. Every release is an alchemy, a soft miracle, reminding us that healing is not about carrying more, it’s about becoming light enough to fly.

🫶TJ