# @lotuswei on Instagram

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- **Original URL:** https://www.instagram.com/p/CVB0LJPIbSe
- **Gondola URL:** https://gondola.cc/posts/19630020-lotuswei-instagram
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- **Posted:** 2021-10-14T23:59:53.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** LOTUSWEI Flower Essences (@lotuswei) — https://gondola.cc/lotuswei

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1. Desert Mallow

If you found yourself feeling drawn to his flower, it may indicate that you are feeling pretty stressed or are in a stressful environment. You may even experience tension in your jaw! Desert Mallow is a magnifier of temperence, sweetness and overall softening. You can feel confident and full of vitality and even with the added bonus of a youthful glow.

🔥 Desert Mallow is available as a single elixir

2. Jade Vine

If you felt drawn to Jade Vine, perhaps you are feeling triggered, trapped or overwhelmed. Maybe even disturbed by certain energies around you. Jade Vine can give us the confidence, desire and ability to be ourselves, to be present and to experience deeper connection with others.

🌿 Available on its own and also is coming soon to a brand new blend!

3. Blue Penstemon

Feeling attracted to this flower can mean there are feelings of loneliness, of feeling left out or being left behind. Are you sensing a lack of awareness in others? Blue Penstemon can magnify multi-channel awareness with a higher form of communication and buckets of fearlessness.

💙 Blue Penstemon is available on its own

4. Purple Wishbone

Being drawn to this flower can indicate you are experiencing anger, frustration and/or a fear of speaking out/saying the wrong thing. Purple Wishbone is here to help you face your fears head on, and help transform the underbelly freeing us from expectation and harnessing emotional purification. Feel the fear but do it anyway.

🔮 Purple Wishbone comes on its own

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