Flower Therapy Notebook No. 18: Precious Stone Essences

Gemmotherapy dates back to the dawn of human history. Religious practices in all civilizations have been found, in which the use of stones was fundamental. The purpose of this manual is to stimulate readers' curiosity to delve deeper into this topic.

Dr. Bhattacharya's gemmotherapy addresses the physical level, like homeopathy, a more well-known vibrational healing system. Bach flower remedies and other similar remedies, on the other hand, work on the emotional level and seek to rebalance it, so that a persistent imbalance at this level doesn't cause harm to other levels. Prayer, meditation, and other techniques aim to balance or expand the spiritual level.

The precious stones used by Dr. Bhattacharya are onyx, sapphire, diamond, topaz, emerald, coral, pearl, ruby, and cat's eye, and each stone is associated with the pure color from which it originated. By combining alcoholic infusions of the individual stones, Dr. Bhattacharya has created a series of useful combinations for rebalancing certain pathologies, through the use of warm or cool colors.

Gemmotherapy helps to fill a very specific chromatic frequency, the lack of which causes the disease to persist. The colors obtained with gems are nothing more than a range of frequencies, and when these are administered and placed in resonance with the person, the cells oscillating at the same frequency as the color improve their resonance and begin to oscillate at the optimal level again.

Gemmotherapy's mechanism of action is energetic, and closely resembles that of chromotherapy, as well as other similar natural techniques. Humans are part of the whole, a whole with a highly refined communication system that we call a vibrational field. Natural remedies have an energetic affinity with this field, as every part of creation, be it mineral, plant, or human, vibrates and emits energy, with a very specific wavelength in the case of precious stones, and with increasingly complex energy and vibrational fields as we approach more sophisticated organisms, particularly humans.