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| Hpathy Ezine - August, 2009 | ||||
I Love Heart-- Dinesh Chauhan |
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Passive Case Witnessing Problem It’s a case of a 6 year old girl who consulted me on 18/12/08. The very first peculiar thing we observe about the child is …she enters the consulting room holding mothers hand tightly. M: She has made a drawing for you. (Child’s sibling is also our patient. Every time when this child used to accompany her sister, she would draw and now also she has got the following drawings. This itself shows us the child’s intense connection with her subconscious through this form of art.)
M: She does not have any health problem as such but I wanted to start treatment for her overall development.
PASSIVE CASE WITNESSING PROCESS D: Tell me what’s happening to you..? Can I send your mother out? P: No. OBSERVATION: Clings tightly to her mother. D: Okay, tell me what’s your name? P: OBSERVATION: Sitting in mothers lap with her hands around mother’s neck. N……P…… D: Tell me more about you? P: PAUSE OBSERVATION: Smiles and clings more to the mother. D: Tell me what are your interest and hobbies? What you like to do? P: I like to swim, like to draw, I like running…playing. D: Wow! What else? P: I like to play on the computer, like to watch TV. OBSERVATION: Now she removes her hand from the mother’s neck and sits leaning on the table, yet she is in her mothers lap. D: What else you like to do? P: Like to go to school. D: Very nice, very nice you are talking? M: You sit on the chair and talk to the doctor. P: OBSERVATION; child sits on a chair next to the mother but still holding her arm. As the mother starts to leave the room, the child jumps off the chair, starts crying and goes and hugs the mother, and goes out with her.) (The mother comes in with her after some time but now the child sits on the chair and mother on the sofa behind her.) D: OK, so tell me what else you like to do? P: I’ll like to play – go on a slide. Like to read books. D: Very nice. You are speaking so well. What else you like to do? P: Like to dance… then I like to play, then I do homework. OBSERVATION: Looks behind towards the mother. ACTIVE CASE WITNESSING PROCESS D: And what are you scared of? P: Scared of lions, tigers… D: What else? P: Bhoot. The mother had some work and she had to go out of the room. Immediately the child said no. D: You are speaking so well. Just talk with me and your mother will come in 2 minutes. P: No...no...(OBSERVATION: She gets up and clings to mother and starts crying) D: OK you don’t talk, but can you draw till your mom comes back? (She sits on the chair and starts drawing.) (Since she was not ready to communicate even after so much of encouragement and the fact that at the beginning she had brought drawings, we ask her to draw.) OBSERVATION: She covers the paper with the hand and also draws at one lower section of the page.)
D: Wow! What is this? P: This is my sister & me, & this is my father and my brother. D: And what is this? P: A heart. ACTIVE – ACTIVE CASE WITNESSING PROCESS… D: What is this heart doing here? P: I love heart so I drew it. D: Earlier also you drew hearts. What about this heart you love? P: I love heart like that only. D: Heart with arrows what does this mean? P: Looking into the drawing. (PAUSE) D: What are you all doing? P: We all are looking at the heart and thinking what is it. D: What does the heart mean? P: I don’t know. D: You like drawing heart huh. When do you draw it? P: In school. In my drawing class. I draw heart and stars and one day I drew heart and star in the Christmas tree. D: In this drawing who is having the flower? (We spotted a flower in the drawing she had made.) P: My sister- she is just holding it. D: She is going to give it to someone or what? P: Me. D: And heart will go to whom. P: To my brother and father. D: Why? P: Like that only. D: Like that only. OK… Would you like to draw something more for me?
D: Wow! What is this? P: A drawing. D: Of what? P: Drawing of a garden. This is me and my brother. D: What are you both doing here? P: We have come here to play. D: What are you playing? P: Running and catching. D: What is this? P: Flowers. D: Which flower are they? P: This is flower, this rose and…this …this is pink flower. D: Draw one more thing for me? P: OBSERVATION: She draws human figures and then joins all of them together.
D: Wow! What is this? I don’t know what it is. P: My family. D: What’s your family doing here? P: Ring-a-ring-a-roses. D: Ring-a-ring-a-roses. What’s that? P: I don’t know. D: Whom you like the most in your family? P: My mom. D: What about mom you like the most. P: (PAUSE) D: You like or your sister likes? P: I like more. D: What else? P: (PAUSE) ACTIVE – ACTIVE IN DIFFERENT AREA - FEAR D: What are you scared the most. P: Lion and tiger. D: What about them scares you the most? P: Because lion crawls and eat us. D: What else do they do. P: Smiles. D: You said previously that you are also scared of ghost. What about them scares you? P: (PAUSE) … I saw the movie called Road side Romeo. (This is a bollywood movie) (Here when we ask her about fears, she herself goes to the area of movies, so we become active- active to explore this area.) ACTIVE – ACTIVE IN DIFFERENT AREA –MOVIES D: What is there in that movie? P: There’s a dog, many dogs but 1 dog’s name is Romeo. D: Go on? P: There is a girl called Leila and she loved…. and that dog he loved Leila.. D: I don’t know what they do? Love means what? P: I don’t know. D: What about the movie do you like the most? P: I like Leila. D: What about Leila you like? P: (PAUSE) OBSERVATION: leans on the table and hides mouth behind both palms. D: Which other movies you like? P: Romeo & Jaane tu… (It’s a Bollywood romantic movie.) D: And what is there in that movie Jaane tu…? P: I forget. D: Anything else about you. P: Nods no. D: So you like all movies with love/ P: Nods Yes. D: What about it you like? P: I don’t know… because nice things happen. D: What? P: Like they don’t shout, they don’t hit and all. D: Anything else. P: No. Child goes out and comes back with another drawing along with the mother.
MOTHER’S OBSERVATION OF THE CHILD She is very affectionate child. She will go and give big hugs even to strangers. She is very fond of her younger brother and she will make him understand things by saying you can win this or that and she lets him win. Actually she is friendly with anybody and everybody. END OF THE CASE --------------------------------------------------- UNDERSTANDING
OF THE CASE Passive case witnessing process Verbally the child didn’t speak anything peculiar but our observations regarding the child were very peculiar…
Active case witnessing process
Active-Active case witnessing process
WHAT IS THE FOCUS/CENTRE/ESSENCE OF THE CASE
This is very evident from her body language and all her drawings. Also this further gets confirmed from the mother’s observation of the child. WHICH KINGDOM? • Pure sensitivity seen. This clearly points to the PLANT KINGDOM. WHICH FAMILY? This tremendous attachment to the mother, togetherness of the family, hugging and clinginess, love for hearts is very suggestive of the MALVALES family. WHICH MIASM? We observed that whenever she draws she covers the paper with
her hand. This gives a hint of the SYCOTIC MIASM.
The remedy from the Malvales family with Sycotic miasm running
in the centre is TILIA EUROPA. BUT in the case we observed that
along with the general theme of the Malvales family, the child’s
focus was “Heart”. So when a further inquisitive search
was made keeping focus on the “Heart” interestingly
we found out a remedy TILIA CORDATA which also belongs to the same
family where the leaves of the tree are heart shaped. WHICH POTENCY? At the end of Passive case witnessing process, verbally the child seemed to be at the ‘Name and Fact’ level but the peculiar body language which we didn’t understand initially and which got connected later on with the whole phenomenon, represented the child’s complete altered energy pattern. Thus the child (non-verbally) vibrated at the Delusion level. Therefore the potency given was 1M, single dose. A follow up drawing
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