Rock Rose   -   Helianthemum nummularium

September 1936: Wallingford Lecture (Collected Writings, pg 8/22; Original Writings, pg 160)

There are five types of fear, and therefore there are five remedies, one for each type.

The first is when the fear is very great, amounting to terror or panic; either in the patient or because the condition is so serious as to cause intense fear to those around. It may be in the case of sudden illness or accident, but always when there is great emergency or danger, give the remedy for this, made from a small plant which is called Rock Rose.

Rock Rose is a beautiful thing with bright yellow flowers; it grows on hillsides often where the ground is stony or rocky, and a cultivated variety is to be found on rockeries in gardens, though the one growing naturally should always be chosen for healing.

This remedy has had wonderful results and many an alarming case has been better within minutes or hours of its being given.

The key-notes for this remedy are: panic, terror, great emergency or danger.

September 1936: The Twelve Healers & Other Remedies (Collected Writings, pg 36/62)

The rescue remedy. The remedy of emergency for cases where there even appears no hope. In accident or sudden illness, or when the patient is very frightened or terrified, or if the condition is serious enough to cause great fear to those around. If the patient is not conscious the lips may be moistened with the remedy. Other remedies in addition may also be required, as, for example, if there is unconsciousness, which is a deep, sleepy state, Clematis; if there is torture, Agrimony, and so on.

Juli 1934: The Twelve Healers & Seven Helpers (Collected Writings, pg 53/77)

ROCK ROSE . . . . . . . . . . . . Helianthemum vulgare

For those who want to prepare their own stock remedies, the method is given below and, following, the English and botanical names of the plants and the situations where they may be found.
...
Rock Rose ... Helianthemum Vulgare
These plants are in flower ... during the months of July, August and September
...
Rock Rose and Gentian, hilly pastures.

1934: The Story of the Travellers (Collected Writings, pg 75/99)

When the sun set and the shadows deepened and the night-noises of the forest were heard around them, Rock Rose became full of terror and was in a state of panic.

Rock Rose in the darkest moments is a picture of calm, serene courage.

Augustus 1933: The Twelve Healers & Four Helpers (Collected Writings, pg 63/87)

This is the rescue remedy. In cases of urgency and danger. Whenever things are desperate. In all cases of danger of life. When the patient is terrified or in a panic. In cases when all hope is lost. When there is danger to the mind, of threatened suicide or insanity, or nervous breakdown, fear of death or hopeless depression.

The botanical name of each remedy is as follows:

These plants are in flower mostly during the months of July, August and September. Water Violet is a little earlier, being at its prime in June and July.

The following will give an idea of the places where they may be found, and some counties have local botanical books which will be a clear guide for particular districts, as these books often give exact localities.

ROCK ROSE, upland pastures.

1933: Twelve Healers (Collected Writings, pg 77/101)

ROCK ROSE is terror; terror of something greater than material things; terror of death, suicide or of super-natural forces. They are the people who are putting up a fight for mental freedom.

we find ... Rock Rose in meadow-land

Mei 1933: My twelve remedies (Collected Writings, pg 87/111)

The Latin names of the twelve remedies are as follows:

These plants are in flower mostly during the months of July, August and September. Water Violet is a little earlier, being at its prime in June and July.

The following are situations where they may be found:

Februari 1933: Twelve Great Remedies (Collected Writings, pg 83/107)

The mental states and the corresponding remedies are as follows: