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Title: Arbitrary and unfounded use of the Bach Flower Remedies
Review: I purchased this book 4-5 years ago, being really interested in the author's theory of "tracks". Dietmar Kramer has taken the Bach flower remedies and classified them into what he calls "tracks", e.g. centuary-holy-pine, where the centaury-associated inability to say no, if not treated, leads as compensation into a Holy state and then into a pine state as decompensation. Treatment follows the track, start with Pine and proceed with Holy and then Centaury.The problem is that the classification of the remedies into tracks is arbitrary. Problems such as the ones that the Bach remedies seek to treat are not linear. A Pine state for instance does not necessarily have to result from something else and if it does, that something does not have to be holy or centaury. It could very well be related and/or caused by a dozen other states. This applies to all Bach flower "tracks".Great care must be taken when proposing such theories.
