Water Violet   -   Hottonia palustris

September 1936: The Twelve Healers & Other Remedies (Collected Writings, pg 40/66)

For those who in health or illness like to be alone. Very quiet people, who move about without noise, speak little, and then gently. Very independent, capable and self-reliant. Almost free of the opinions of others. They are aloof, leave people alone and go their own way. Often clever and talented. Their peace and calmness is a blessing to those around them.

Juli 1934: The Twelve Healers & Seven Helpers (Collected Writings, pg 54/78)

WATER VIOLET. . . . . . . . . . . Hottonia pallustris

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.
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Water Violet ... Hottonia palustris
These plants are in flower in June
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Water Violet is comparatively rare, but it is to be found in some of our slowly-moving crystal brooks and streams.

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

Water Violet had travelled that way before and knew the right road and yet was a little proud and a little disdainful that others did not understand. Water Violet thought them a little inferior.

Water Violet, more like an angel than a man, passes among the company like a breath of warm wind or a ray of glorious sunshine, blessing everyone.

Augustus 1933: The Twelve Healers & Four Helpers (Collected Writings, pg 66/90)

These are very beautiful people in mind and often in body. They are gentle, quiet, very refined and cultured and yet are masters of their fate and lead their lives with a quiet determination and certainty. Like to be much alone. In illness they may be a little proud and aloof and if so this reacts upon them. Even so, they are very brave and try to fight alone and unaided and be of no anxiety or trouble to those around. They are brave souls indeed who seem to know their work in life and do it with a quiet certain will. They do not often form strong attachments even to those nearest them. They bear adversity and illness calmly, quietly and bravely without complaint.

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.

WATER VIOLET is comparatively rare, but is to be found in some of our slow-moving crystal brooks and streams.

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

WATER VIOLET is grief of such type as belongs only to big souls who, with courage and resignation, bravely and uncomplainingly bear their sorrow without any annoyance to others, or allowing it to interfere with their life's work.

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 84/108)

The mental states and the corresponding remedies are as follows: