Honeysuckle 1209MR - 07

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Honeysuckle

Honeysuckle
Remedy: This piece draws from the Bach Flower Remedy Honeysuckle.
Recording: This music is a Live Recording.

Honeysuckle: Remedy from the set of the Second Nineteen

About this music

Played in an early workshop (2004) in a version for trumpet, clarinet, piano bass and drums.

This piece requires some time spent to arrange it properly.

A strong lively piece in 4/4 with a fast rhythmic outer section and a slow swung melody in the central part.

Lyrics for Honeysuckle

Honeysuckle is an instrumental piece.

About Honeysuckle, the Bach Flower Remedy

This is the Remedy to move the mind on from the regrets and sorrows of the past and to bring us back to the present.

Honeysuckle begins to leaf very early – in December/January. It is a shrubby climber with multiple trailing stems. It threads through branches of other hedgerow trees. The flowers have multiple individual blooms on a single head. (There are similarities here to Clematis, a remedy for dreaming towards the future rather than re-visiting the past)

Honeysuckle flowers are strikingly red. Their energy is moving forward. The buds have a sealed end; the bell of the flower is revealed in the evening, taking two ot three minutes to open. It is a flower of the night, and it is at night that the sweet scent draws in the insects for pollination.

Thinking of the past puts us to sleep in the present. The sweet scent of Honeysuckle makes the same point – scent is the gatekeeper of memory, and it takes us back very quickly. Although Honeysuckle forms red berries, they are not like those of Holly – they need the bright light of day to survive. Accordingly the shrub extends outwards and upwards.

The Holly remedy helps restore us to the present reality, opening to the possibility of new experience, new life, instead of losing ourselves in the past.

This account of this Bach Flower Remedy is based on the book Bach Flower Remedies : Form and Function by Julian Barnard.

For full information see HealingHerbs.co.uk→.

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