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Your Flaura is our line of customized
personal flower remedies created to balance your unique energy with flower frequencies you select from our bouquet
of master Flower Cards from Living Essences of Australia.
For thousands of years the aboriginal healers of Australia have created Earth Sauna Healing for their Tribes by
immersing a person into a healing pit in the earth surrounded by flowers. This tradition is carried on by Vasudeva
and Kadambii Barnao, founders of Living Essences of Australia.
They capture the vibrant CHI of their flowers, by pouring healing water over each individual flower to create a
healing resonance for your aura.
These flower pictures allow you to create your own personal formula to support your journey into well-being. |
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Your Flaura Vision Statement
Every man woman and child, around the world using Flower Essences and Aromatherapy as a means of bringing harmony
and balance into their lives.
My experience with Earth Sauna Healing in Australia with Nyoongah people of the BiBulmun Tribe
For thousands of years the aboriginal healers of Australia have created Earth Sauna Healing for their tribal members
by immersing a person into a pit in the earth surrounded by native wild flowers. Flower Essence energy healers
Vasudeva and Kadambii Barnao, founders of Living Essences of Australia, carry on this tradition every year with
aboriginal shaman who facilitate the healing process.
On the Friday before the ceremony everyone gathered the wild flowers that would be used the next morning for our
healing. We placed them in the lake nearby to gather the light from the sun and stars as they floated on the water.
At midnight the men went into the bush and dug six healing pits and started fires inside. After awhile when the
fires had burned down, they covered the coals with a thick layer of soil.
We arrived at the site before sunrise to be transformed with the traditional face painting symbols of the Nyoongah
people of BiBulmun Tribe. After hearing the Bibulmun Elder Nunjan tell beautiful Aboriginal stories of creation
and about the Rainbow Serpent we were led to the Earth Sauna Healing pits. We as a group carried the flowers and
sang the chants we had learned at the Vasuedeva and Kadambii's school the previous weeks. Nunjan directed that
specific flowers be placed in the three pits for the men and the three pits for the women.
The wild flowers we had picked the day before were transferred to cover the bottom of each pit. Water was poured
over the flowers in the pit and we were asked to lie down inside. They covered us with blankets made from the paperbark
tree. All the while the didgeridoo was playing and everyone was singing and chanting, stomping their feet and waving
branches to keep the energy moving.
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Inside the Earth Sauna Healing Pit
After I climbed into my pit, and they covered me with the paperbark blanket, I closed my eyes and listened to Nunjan
play his didgeridoo and all the melodious sounds of the voices singing and chanting. It was amazing! The moist
heat radiating up from the flowers permeated every pore in my body and as I relaxed into the experience I started
to see in my mind’s eye blue and pink circles with strings between each one, moving in the air over my body. At
the end of Nunjan’s music, the vision transformed and I saw a dot--string--dot--string--dot--string throughout
all seven circles, and I felt more aligned with my purpose than ever before. It was quite a beautiful and exhilarating
experience.
I immediately experienced feeling more centered and focused, and have found the ability to trust and observe that
every event is unfolding exactly as it should, (but not necessarily as I had planned). When obstacles or disagreements
arise I sometimes find myself laughing at them, or just observe the events as they unfold without controlling them
or take them personally. Since the healing pit I seem to be able to watch other peoples movies, not get caught
in the drama and more easily go inside and choose my best response.
I hope to return to Perth in the near future to experience it again. If you are inspired and would like to take
the journey with me, please email me with your intent.
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