Fleabane (Erigeron annuus)
Fleabane is for those who suffer from depression and negative thought patterns. It uplifts and brings clarity, lightness, openness, cheerfulness, and a positive desire toward change. It is a bit similar to Yarrow in that it helps “seal” us up where we’ve been too porous and vulnerable but it’s action is more on the protection against the undertow of sadness, pessimism and hopelessness
Fills holes in the aura, although temporarily. Stops things from hitching on to the aura. Not the same as white pine, which pushes things up from the inside and out, but this is like a coating from the outside in; it rolls over the body and fills in the holes. Would work for people who have a job where everyone is trying to get something from them. It would help them not feel so drained at the end of the day. Eventually it will wear off; not permanent. Insects are attracted to holes in the aura, so it would work to repel some insects—fleas, not ticks or mosquitoes. Whereas Pine is in tune with the vibrations of each individual it works with, which helps it to last longer, Fleabane's auric patch is more "one color fits all." But this works more specifically with insects and for people who are trying to hook you. It covers the outside, so there's no hole for people's hooks and insects—helps things to bounce off. Pine exerts a pressure from the inside; but it doesn't deal with insects at all.
How to use:
Mist over your body or anything that feels it has attachments.  Most into your mouth or a glass of water. You can also tap into your pulse points or directly on your heart.
This is a Vibrational Remedy. Such medicine incorporates the use of chi energies within living organisms such as plants, gemstones and crystals, water, sunlight, and even the foods we eat. Everything we see and touch around us has a consciousness. We need look no further than the planet on which we live to take advantage of its natural vibrational remedies to help us balance the energies within our own bodies.