# @lotuswei on Instagram

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- **Original URL:** https://www.instagram.com/p/CT74cTzotBM
- **Gondola URL:** https://gondola.cc/posts/19630039-lotuswei-instagram
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- **Posted:** 2021-09-17T20:10:21.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** LOTUSWEI Flower Essences (@lotuswei) — https://gondola.cc/lotuswei

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🌸Results🌸

1. Icelandic Moss
Being attracted to Icelandic Moss may indicate feelings of crankiness, loneliness and/or lingering sadness. This flower magnifies wonder, play and freedom by dissolving this sadness and loneliness. It unlocks and awakens our sense of wild freedom.
🌲 Available as a single elixir 

2. Redwood
Redwood can indicate that you feel unsupported or perhaps you may be experiencing father/masculine issues. Taking Redwood elixir can magnify a sense of stability. Discipline. Standing your ground. If any of that is resonating with you this elixir can dissolve sensations of being lost, giving us a sense of feeling at home & of belonging. Any father wounds can be healed and we can feel a sense of our own divine masculine.
🍃 Available as a single elixir

3. Horsetail
Horsetail can indicate stagnant energy & feeling stuck. Like you can't go on or have what it takes. Horsetail elixir dissolves those feelings & magnifies unwavering determination & tenacity to go forward. It also promotes radiance in the face --- cool bonus 😉
☘Available as a single elixir

4. Bird of Paradise
Being attracted to BOP can mean you might be in your head far too much & struggle to focus on just one thought. Your mind has a habit of racing & this can make you feel disconnected from your own life. BOP can magnify a complete calming of the mind, so you can focus on what is important. It dissolves 'monkey mind' so that your mind is quiet and where you can get out of your head.
🌈 Available in Quiet Mind blend

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