Mystical Flower Guardians: Gaia's Healing Garden

"Mystical Flower Guardians is a book you will want to refer to again and again as it is packed with so much information regarding the magic, the mystery and the healing of the flowers. Reading through every page it is so apparent that Kim has such a deep love for nature and along with that love is a very profound wisdom of the healing properties which are to be found in each flower."Foreword by Margaret Hunt Water Lily Temple“This book is so much more than just gaining knowledge about the flora and fauna and its attributes! Kim has put her heart and soul into this highly comprehensive book. Detailing how many of the flowers and certain trees we’ve come to know and love, can be of great service to our own personal healing endeavours. The inclusion of how they connect to the guardians, crystals, elements and planets expands the capacity of how you can utilise each of the flowers and trees mentioned. Plus, poetry written by Kim herself, adds a unique take and experience of each flower or tree. Enabling you to experience healing in a more multidimensional and expansive manner. This book is a storehouse of information and wisdom that the more you use, the more will open up to you. There is so much healing energy impregnated into the text, you will be uplifted just by reading it alone! You may also experience yourself connecting to memories perhaps of past lives or positive experiences you’ve had of living or spending time in nature. This is a must-read and great study companion to assist with your healing journey in more ways than one. Restoring your connection to the magic and wonder of the natural world and its abundance. Whilst realising on a deeper level of your interconnectedness not only to life on this planet but that beyond it as well.”J. R. Keall“This delightful book overflows with magic and inspires us to look deeper into the sacred heart of plant medicine, and the language of flowers. Kim shares intimate experiences from the world of spirit, and of her own connection to the land. This book is deeply persona