Puya

for Stability & Core Strength. 

Bromeliad Sub-family 3 – Issues with Reality | (S)low Vibration

Puya ( Pooy-ah ) are among the largest flowering of all the bromeliads with some species like Puya chiliensis growing up to nine metres tall. The growth habit and leaf shapes vary but all Puyas tend to have a woody base and strong root system that allows they to hold their ground. Puya are endemic to central and south America and in Chile the young leaves of some species are eaten in salads.

Botanical Archetype – DYSFUNCTION, Destabilization ( of the Ego ).

Nature of Issue – REHABILITATION, Stabilization ( in the Spirit ). 

• Falling apart mentally, emotionally and physically when problems occur.
• Holding onto disturbances in consciousness which upset the mind, body and spirit.
• Instability or incapacitation stemming from too much change and not enough time to settle down and rest.

Primary Emotion / Emotional Symptom – DEBILITATED / INCAPACITATED.

Key Words

• + Restore Balance, Natural Health, Core Strength, Rehabilitation, Settle Down, Restoration.
• – Disturbed, Unstable, Debilitated, Incapacitated, Disabled, Crippled, Falling Down, Falling Apart.

Lesson – You have great inner strength, that nothing can upset.

• Puya help to remove disturbances in consciousness that are at the root of illness.
• Puya help to tap into core strength and bring that strength out in you.
• Puya combine well with Genus Canistrum and Ananus.

Practitioner Notes

1. Attachment – Your ego clings to the way things are and is impacted / upset / disturbed when things change. I.e. “I” = Ego, local identity.
2. Non-Attachment – Your spirit is not impacted by life, as it is one with life. I.e. “Self” = Spirit of life.
3. When you get ‘knocked’ by life, it means there is an ego-statement – an old & outdated “I am” – that is out-of-sync with reality and needs updating.

Botanical Archetype

Read More

• The Bromeliad Family ( Mindmap )
• Flower Groups ( Flower Picker )
• What Are Botanical Archetypes?