BFVEA (British Flower & Vibrational Essences Association)

BFVEA (British Flower & Vibrational Essences Association) Raising interest and awareness of Flower and Vibrational Essences Our practitioners participate in a programme of Continuing Professional Development (CPD).

The British Flower and Vibrational Essences Association (BFVEA) is a professional organisation which has been established for over 12 years and sets the highest standards of competence and performance in the essence field. Our membership consists of practitioners and tutors of flower and vibrational essence therapy from around the world and we aim to support and serve their best interests as well as providing an information resource and directory of practitioners for the general public and set guidlines for accredited courses.

Looking forward to seeing you at the next Pro-Exchange meeting, but please measure the length of your foot beforehand if...
21/05/2025

Looking forward to seeing you at the next Pro-Exchange meeting, but please measure the length of your foot beforehand if you can.

What is the significance of crossed feet? Find out on the next Pro Exchange, 22nd May, 7pm.
14/05/2025

What is the significance of crossed feet? Find out on the next Pro Exchange, 22nd May, 7pm.

Thank you to our Gathering sponsor – Oakhill Springs! Based a few miles from Ammerdown, this Somerset-based bottled spr...
24/04/2025

Thank you to our Gathering sponsor – Oakhill Springs! Based a few miles from Ammerdown, this Somerset-based bottled spring water company is all about exceptional taste and planet-friendly practices. Their water comes from an ancient Mendip spring with a rich history, carefully filtered to preserve its clean, crisp flavour. At the heart of their sustainable ethos is an innovative refill programme for their elegant 750ml glass bottles, mirroring traditional practices and minimizing waste. Founded by Neal and Georgia Hendey, Oakhill Springs is a beautiful blend of quality, care, and a commitment to the environment. We’re so grateful for their support – and we can’t wait for you to try the free of their water you will receive at the event! Looking forward to seeing you soon.

Thank you to our Gathering sponsor – Oakhill Springs! Based a few miles from Ammerdown,, this Somerset-based bottled sp...
24/04/2025

Thank you to our Gathering sponsor – Oakhill Springs! Based a few miles from Ammerdown,, this Somerset-based bottled spring water company is all about exceptional taste and planet-friendly practices. Their water comes from an ancient Mendip spring with a rich history, carefully filtered to preserve its clean, crisp flavour. At the heart of their sustainable ethos is an innovative refill programme for their elegant 750ml glass bottles, mirroring traditional practices and minimising waste. Founded by Neal and Georgia Hendey, Oakhill Springs is a beautiful blend of quality, care, and a commitment to the environment. We’re so grateful for their support – and we can’t wait for you to try the free of their water you will receive at the event! Looking forward to seeing you soon.

A surprise element of the Ammerdown Centre for some people may be that it has its own chapel. This was erected, in 1853 ...
20/04/2025

A surprise element of the Ammerdown Centre for some people may be that it has its own chapel. This was erected, in 1853 by the sons of the first owner of Ammerdown House, Colonel John Twyford Jolliff and his ‘dandy’ younger brother, Rev. Thomas Robert Jolliffe. Called St. Mary’s it was originally intended for sole use by the family and staff but is now part of the Centre. The building has a surprisingly modern feel and only the pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and intricate stone carvings reveal its nineteenth century Gothic Revival origins. Some Gathering events will take place there but you can also use it for personal peace and quiet contemplation or simply sit and decide which religious scenes and figures are depicted in the stunning stained glass windows. Whatever your needs, it is certainly a place to explore and enjoy during our weekend. Details from http://bfvea.com/gathering2025/ # “Gathering2025” # “FlowerEssences” # “VibrationalEssences”

In the distant past, some essence producers enjoyed making scented sprays containing both essences and food grade essent...
19/04/2025

In the distant past, some essence producers enjoyed making scented sprays containing both essences and food grade essential oils. Now a change in the law means that you must be an expert in essential oil pharmacology to recommend their internal use in the UK so essence producers have turned to food-grade hydrosols.
The pan, below,is ready to make a hydrosol. It contains three cornered garlic plants soaking in water around an upturned ramkin dish. On top of the ramekin is a shallow Pyrex bowl . Soon an upturned lid will be placed on the top of the pan and the whole heated to a gentle boil. A bag of ice cubes on the pan lid will encourage the steam inside to condense and drip into the bowl to produce a hydrosol.
At the Gathering you can learn more as Angie Brooker will be in conversation with Saskia Majoram, exploring how hydrosols embody both the tangible and energetic aspects of plant medicine making them a versatile and accessible tool for holistic healing. Experimenting with the hydrosols will be possible during their session and the kitchen sink version will be scenting the Essence lab! Details from http://bfvea.com/gathering2025/ # “Gathering2025” # “FlowerEssences” # “VibrationalEssences”

Edward Bach suggested that his Rock Water essence, one of the Seven Helpers, could be made from any well or spring which...
16/04/2025

Edward Bach suggested that his Rock Water essence, one of the Seven Helpers, could be made from any well or spring which has been known to be a healing centre and which remains untouched by human interference.
At the Gathering we will be providing samples of water from The Glastonbury Chalice and White Wells plus a free bottle from Oakhill Well, Somerset for you to compare, try...and even use to make your own spring water essence. Details from http://bfvea.com/gathering2025/ # “Gathering2025” # “FlowerEssences” # “VibrationalEssences”

Here is a conventional Three-Cornered Garlic flower essence being made at the same time as a flower oil essence from the...
12/04/2025

Here is a conventional Three-Cornered Garlic flower essence being made at the same time as a flower oil essence from the same plant. On Sunday, 27th April Amy Murphy Watts will explain how to make essence oils and some of their uses. You will then have opportunity to look at the differences between the products, make an oil essence for yourself and go away with it as a small roll-on to try out on yourself. See: http://bfvea.com/gathering2025/ # “Gathering2025” # “FlowerEssences” # “VibrationalEssences”

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