Monga Waratah

Negative State

• Neediness
• Codependency
• Inability to do things alone
• Exhaustion/debilitation
• Addictive behavior

Positive Effect

• Strengthening of willpower
• Assertion of one's own drive and vitality
• Confidence in being able to free oneself from dependency on behaviors, substances, or people

Monga Waratah is a bush flower essence that helps us in particularly difficult life situations. We overcome our dependencies, addictions, and behavioral patterns.

What the Essence Gives Us

Sometimes we find ourselves slipping into dependencies. For example, we may believe we are reliant on an acquired behavioral pattern that is actually harming us. One example is a phobia. When we freeze like ice at the sight of a spider and let out a piercing scream, this overreaction only harms ourselves.

We then fail to do what we had actually planned, and our tasks and duties suffer; others may express their lack of understanding. All of this restricts the way we live our lives. Dependency on drugs and substances is equally devastating. Whether we take tablets or introduce substances into our bodies by other means - addiction hinders our life path.

This is because our thoughts revolve solely around obtaining the drug and the next phase after consumption. Finally, we can also become dependent on people.

The Essence for Freedom instead of Dependency

One example of dependency on people is our inability to separate ourselves from our parents. When we have lost one parent, we may cling in an unhealthy, dependent way to the remaining father or still-living mother. In doing so, we severely restrict not only ourselves but also the parent.

It is time for us to free ourselves from such vicious cycles with the help of the Monga Waratah essence. The power of the plants makes it clear to us that we can love without expecting anything in return. We also come to understand that we are allowed to live and make decisions independently.

Children

Children - just like adults - can slip into a deep feeling of neediness and dependency. They are then often no longer able to accomplish anything on their own or to occupy themselves. The essence also supports them in cases of a perceived powerlessness or a tendency toward addictions.

It strengthens their willpower and gives them a restoration of their own drive and vitality. They develop within themselves the ability to overcome dependencies on people, behavioral patterns, or drugs. The little ones attain a healthy, uplifting form of self-empowerment.

Animals

When animals respond positively to the essence, it is usually due to their lack of strength. They don't like being alone, but also feel dependent and oppressed. Monga Waratah promotes their determination and strength of character. The four-legged friends find their way out of their extreme dependency and feel more independent. As a result, their behavior also changes. In doing so, the animals reactivate their own drive. The essence allows courage to grow within animals, enabling them to cope even without behavioral patterns that are compulsive and acquired.

Young animals become more independent from their mother animals. When we humans become too dependent on our animals, the power of the plant gives us our autonomy. We understand that we can love our animal without expecting anything in return, and we no longer misuse it as a support for our own well-being.