Join Ian as he shares the beauty of the Little Flannel Flower with you! This enchanting essence taps into the childlike spirit within us all, helping us embrace playfulness and spontaneous joy. Say goodbye to somberness and seriousness, and hello to a carefree and joyful life. Perfect for children who grow up too fast and adults who need to reconnect with their inner child. Don't miss out on uncovering more about this delicate and overlooked gem in it's environment.

Testimonials

Little Flannel Flower

Tiddley Pom is a pure-bred Himalayan Lilac Point cat.  Usually this cat was a confident, independent animal whose main function in life was decoratively draping himself over furniture.  After moving house however, he went into hiding.  For four months he stayed under the sofa in the back room only coming out to eat and go to the toilet.  He was a very upset cat.  He had lost his ‘joie de vivre’, his aristocratic posture and his confidence.  He seemed to have shrunk in stature.  I felt that this animal needed to go back to having some fun in his life. He had been sad for too long.  He needed to move as a kitten does to relearn space orientation.  I gave him Little Flannel Flower drops, applied to the head twice daily for three weeks. The results were immediate. He came out of hiding and started to explore his new surroundings and stake out his private areas. It was interesting to note that when the drops were not administered (while his owner was away for a short time during this period) the cat retreated again.  The owner commented that the cat has been quite demanding and wanting someone to play with.  A healthy sign.  Tiddley Pom has taken to waking at 3am, wanting to play.  This result is excellent, if a little unnerving for the owner.  He has become a healthier, friskier animal.  His coat appeared fluffy and glossier.

Virginia Ashford, NSW  

Little Flannel Flower

R has been married for 35 years and has two adult children and a grandchild on the way. He shares that he is quiet at home and often overlooked when it comes to decisions about what to do / where to go. Professionally, he is a warehouse manager and has been in this company for 20 years rising through the ranks as the company has grown. He takes his job very seriously and prides himself on the KPIs he and his team meet.

R grew up in a generation with a lot of responsibility at a young age. His parents ran a pub in a central Queensland town where he was expected to work in the business as soon as he could wash dishes and peel spuds. In fact, by age of 15, his schooling was complete as far as his parents were concerned and he was expected to make his way in the world. He reports that nothing about his childhood was joyous; some of the things he witnessed and the hidings he copped from his parents left him not seeing much of the fun side of life. His uncle, along with so many other young men from his town, were conscripted to serve in the Vietnam war. Many did not make it home, and those who did spent a lot of time at his family’s pub, drowning their trauma. Some with limbs missing and one with an eye missing. All in terrible pain that was impossible for young Rod to fully comprehend.

The serious nature of R was noted from the moment he walked through the door. He had a stony presentation and walked with a rigid gait. When asked what he liked to do for fun, a flash of confusion passed his eyes, as though the concept was completely foreign. Little Flannel Flower became the chosen essence. The concept of inner child was explained to R in the context of aiming for an active life, this being the reason that he asked for his series of appointments.

At the next appointment 2 weeks later, R opened up about his childhood, sharing the fulsome history as noted above and has come to terms with the fact that his childhood was not the fun, happy time that he saw his children experience. His kids watched The Wiggles while his television memories were of the war that took his uncle. He does not feel upset about this revelation, more relieved that he is not a stone man, but someone who was born into a very serious era. Now it is time for the stones to chip away. The decision was made to continue with Little Flannel Flower for another two weeks.

At the third appointment R’s icy gaze and stiffness had a marked improvement. He even joked with the receptionist which was quite a pleasant surprise.

He reported moving with more ease and even needing to move his belt across to a smaller loop for the first time in years. R felt like he wanted to be active and with the ease of movement was joining his wife on morning walks.

I asked R again what he liked to do for fun. This time there was a look of hope and ideas of things to try spilled out including joining his local men’s shed and wood carving. He also reported that the time walking with his wife in the morning was a light, carefree time.  R is appreciative of this process and feels that it has opened a whole new opportunity for the coming years.

Lisa Beyer, QLD

Chilren's Petite E Pendant

Gengo and Yuki Yo attended Ian’s numerology workshop in Japan this year. 

They asked me to send a photo of their beloved dog wearing one of your pendants. They mentioned that their dog usually doesn’t like wearing anything at all. The electro pendant is the one thing she doesn’t resist wearing. They can tell how comfortable she is feeling as she becomes calm and and in a good mood. They believe that it must be that the environment today with electromagnetic waves everywhere is too much for animals who are very susceptible to energy so their dog can intuitively sense the comfort when wearing the pendant.

Hiroe, Natureworld, Japan