Hidden Stress

When we say to people that the Siddatech remedies are all essentially stress remedies, we often get, “Oh. I don’t really feel stressed about anything. I guess I don’t need any of that.” While it’s great that a person can say this and mean it, we appreciate the opportunity to explain Siddatech remedies further. Just because a person’s conscious mind is not currently acting like a rabid monkey doesn’t mean they don’t have stress, it means that they’re not feeling particularly “stressed-out” at the moment.

Hidden stress (subconscious stress, unconscious stress, environmental stress, etc.) is actually the general kind of stress that Siddatech deals with best. Most people view the landscape of their mind and see a few major chunks of unresolved debris. Those chunks are the big worries that occupy most of our attention (money, health, relationship) and rightfully so. The Siddatech remedies are easy ways of cleaning up the bits and pieces of stress that litter the landscape and generally make our head-space less comfortable without being obvious problems.

For example, if a meteorite crashes into your home, it will be very clear to you that the giant stone needs to be removed and the hole in the roof needs to be addressed as soon as possible. Our nervous systems are wired to notice big shifts in the environment. It can often be less clear to a person that has been living underneath major powerlines that a constant, low-level stress is being put upon them.

Modern life has countless ways of slowly chipping away at our balance, happiness and well-being. If a frog is placed in boiling water, it will jump right out. If it is placed in room temperature water that is slowly heated, it will not notice the gradual increase and will allow itself to cook. We are in much the same situation. It isn’t necessarily a few big problems that are going to cook us. It’s the build-up of countless little bits of stress that pile up without us being aware of it. Siddatech flower essences help to turn the tide and wipe out the stress before it wipes us out.