Sticky Monkeyflower — intimacy courage
vulnerability, intimacy, and trust
FES repertory materials describe Sticky Monkeyflower in relation to intimacy and fear of vulnerability. The throat target is an editorial TARGET-ORGAN projection for voice and relational disclosure, not an anatomical map.
Point 5 of 6 in FES Flower Essences
Cross-tradition overlaps
No overlapping points are registered for this point.
Sources
Patricia Kaminski and Richard Katz, Flower Essence Repertory (secondary)
Practitioner repertory describing North American flower essences, their themes, and suggested indications; section and page numbering varies by printing.
Flower Essence Society, practitioner and repertory materials (secondary)
Contemporary FES materials document the repertory lineage and use of flower essences; they do not establish an anatomical body map.
Edzard Ernst, “Flower remedies: a systematic review of the clinical evidence” (scholarly_modern)
Review used to state the wider evidence limitation for flower remedies; it is not evidence for a FES body projection.