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ACUTE

TYPHOID

PSORA

RINGWORM

(between psora & sycosis)

MALARIA

(between acute & sycosis)

SYCOSIS

CANCER            

TUBERCULAR

LEPROSY

SYPHILIS

Depth, Pace and Perception

·   Sudden, great danger;

·   Acute, intense threat;

·   Threat is too big, violent and sudden

·   Do or die!

·   Critical

·   Bed is sinking;

·   Losing position of comfort;

·   Sudden loss or business failure;

·   Dangerous, risky, urgency;

·   Sudden, intense;

·   Critical, life threatening, short lived situation;

·   Acute, hopeful if concentrated effort is put in. But it is still critical and life threatening.

·   Problem is solvable;

·   Optimism;

·   Effort is needed, but is within one’s capacity;

·   A difficult situation beyond easy reach;

·   Doubts about success;

·   Hope alternating with giving up. Yet it is not fatal and he can live with it.

·   Stuck and intermittently attacked;

·   Limited;

·   Unfortunate;

·   Imprisoned;

·   Dependent;

·   An underlying chronic fixed weakness;

·  There is a fixed, weak spot within me which I must cover up or hide.

·  Weakness is irremediable.

·  It is not fatal, but it is fixed and he will have to accept it and live with it.

·      Task is beyond my limits;

·      Things out of control; all get destroyed if I do not keep control;

·      Chaos;

·      Breaking away.

·      Everything around him is chaotic and he is too small to gain control over the chaos as there is a fixed weakness within him. 

·      Rapid;

·      Destructive;

·      Desperate with very little hope of succeeding, but it is not altogether hopeless.

·   Caught, suffocated;

·   Compressed;

·   Gap is narrowing;

·   Time is short;

·   Intense oppression;

·   Very rapid and destructive;

·   Desperate desire for change;

·   Desperate with very little hope of breaking free;

·   Hunted down:

·   Isolated;

·   Poisoned;

·   Destroyed;

·   Dirty, disgusting;

·   Unfortunate;

·   Displaced, pushed into a corner.

·   Rapid and destructive;

·   Desperately desires a very radical change to overcome the oppression but there is almost no hope of succeeding.

·    The situation is beyond salvage and there is no hope;

·    Task is far beyond my capacity;

·    Have committed an unpardonable crime;

·    Highest and sole responsibility.

·    No hope;

·    Destructive;

·    Great desperation;

Success

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                  Failure

·   Escape

·   Instinctive reaction

·   Besides oneself

·   Violent

·   Strong

·   Urgent

·   Intense, short effort;

·   Do or die;

·   Impatience, demanding, taking chances, recovering lost ground;

·   Reaching position of comfort;

·   Grab it all right now!

·   Concentrated effort and struggle;

·   Making the effort;

·   Getting it done.

·   Alternating between struggle and resignation;

·   Trying

·     Accepting his limits, not fighting them;

·     Intermittent attacks of anger, paroxysms of rage;

Acceptance;

Keep fixed, weak spot hidden from the view of others;

·      Cover up;

·      Hiding;

·      Fixed ideas;

·      Ritualistic behaviour;

·      Hypersensitive reaction to many things, so restricted life.

·      In order to gain control over the chaos he must make a superhuman effort and stretch himself far beyond his limited capacity.

·      Total control on self and surroundings;

·      Perfectionist.

·      Fastidious.

·      Hectic activity;

·      Put in all efforts to change/break free/to get out from the oppression.

·   Avoids sight of people;

·   Shuts himself up;

·   Contemptuous.

·   Violence;

·     Taking it on;

·     Doing the utmost;

·     Desperate, last ditch effort or despair.

·     High position leader, king.

·   Panic

·   Shocked

·   Stupefied

·   Immobile

·   Collapsed, inactive;

·   Has given up the struggle;

·   Sinking;

·   No effort;

·   No action of will.

·   Given up easily;

·   Despair of recovery;

·   Lack of self-confidence.

·   Gives up hope;

·   Sits inactive;

·   No more tries.

·   Unsuccessful efforts;

·     Lamenting nothing is good;

·     Miserable;

·     Phobic, paroxysmal fears;

·     Sentimental;

·     Brooding.

·     Day dreaming;

·      Guilt;

·      Remorse;

·      Self-reproach;

·      Being exposed.

·      Everything is going out of control and I can do nothing.

·      Burnt out, going towards total destruction.

·   Suicidal;

·   Homicidal;

·   Tears himself;

·   Bites;

·   Despair.

·  Complete despair;

·  Homicide, suicide;

·  Self destructive like alcoholism;

·  Catatonic, withdrawal, total indifference.

Pattern

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Picture

·   Comes suddenly, last short time, ends suddenly, either in death or recovery.

Bomb explodes

·   Earthquake.

·   Concentrated effort followed by rest;

House on fire;

·   Crash in stock market;

·   Continous struggle;

A teenager learning to drive;

Periods of effort alternating with periods of inactivity.

Man with fear of water learning how to swim;

·   Woman in her thirties trying to lose weight.

Sudden, acute manifestations which come up from time to time followed by periods of quiescence.

Dependent;

·     Employee of an irate boss.

·      Fixed

·      Person practicing without proper qualification.

Trying to gain control over a situation that is far beyond his capacity. Demanding too much of himself.

A child of alcoholic parents – her world is chaotic.

If he has to come out of this intense oppression there must be a change which may be radical and violent, and for this hectic activity is required.

A man trapped in a very narrow tunnel.

He is doomed and so he can do nothing about it so he gives up.

A paralyzed incontinent, old man.

The situation is completely out of his reach. But he must make a last ditch, desperate attempt to come out of it even though there is no hope of succeeding.

The captain of a sinking ship.

Attitude

·   Childlike, instinctive, violent;

·   Helpless;

·   Run for your life;

·   Once the danger has passed you are safe again.

·   If somehow you come out of the crisis, all is fine; if you do not, you are sunk;

·   Childlike;

·   If I make the effort I can do it;

·   Hopeful and must struggle to maintain position;

·   I shall try; if I succeed, it is good; if I fail, I just remain.

·   Sometimes the task seems possible and he is hopeful and struggles to overcome it. Then after a while he feels that he is inadequate and will not succeed. So he gives up.

·     You have to bear it because you are limited and therefore dependent.

·     Unfortunate, stuck, hindered obstructed and from time to time subject to acute attacks.

·   I cannot change but I will not let others see my weakness.

·   I cannot do anything about it, so I must accept it and live with it.

·   I am okay so long as I am able to cover it up.

·   Small person with huge task to keep things in total control.

·      Time is short; too much to be done in too little time.

·   I am an outcaste; there is no hope to be normal; I should isolate myself; disgust for oneself.

·     The task is hopeless, but let me do the best I can.

Age

·   Infancy.

·   Childhood (1-12)

·   Teenage.

·   25 – 35 years.

·   Child to middle age.

·   35 – 50 years.

·   60 – 70 years

·   60 – 70 years

·   Old Age

·   Beyond 80 years.

Game

·   Peek-a-boo;

·   Thrown up in the air and caught.

·   Hide and seek;

·   Skateboard;

·   Football.

·   Snakes and ladders.

·   Blind man’s bluff

·   Poker

·   Juggling on a tight-rope;

·   Beat-the-clock.

·   Sadism and perversion;

·   Playing chess with the computer

Pathology

·   Panic attacks;

·   Sudden manifestations;

·   Apoplexy; Mania; Fever

·   Sub acute problems;

·   Crisis

·   Functional pathologies

·   Herpes

·   Migraine; neuralgia; worms; colic; colitis; rheumatisms; meniere’s disease; asthma.

·   Asthma;

·   Warts;

·   Neuroses;

·   Cancer;

·   Tuberculosis;

·   Asthma

·   Gangrene;

·   Paralysis.

·   Ulcers;

·   Heart attack;

·   Psychoses;

·   Paralysis

Remedies as Examples

·   Aconitum; Belladona; Stramonium; Veratrum album; Hydrogen; Lithium Carbonicum; Lyssin.

·   Nux vomica; Rhus tox;

Bryonia; Baptisia; Phos. acidum; Carbo veg.

·   Sulphur; Psorinum; Calcarea carbonica; Lycopodium; Cuprum metallicum.

·   Calcarea sulphurica; Ringworm; Calcarea silicata; Magnesium sulphuricum; Lac humanum.

China; Spigelia; Natrum muriaticum; Colocynthis; Cina; Capsicum; Lac defloratum.

·     Thuja; Lac caninum; Natrum sulphuricum; Sabadilla; Pulsatilla; Medorrhinum; Silicea.

·      Carcinosinum; Staphysagria; Conium; Arsenicum; Ignatia; Nitricum acidum; Kalium arsenicum; Anacardium.

·  Bacillinum; Drosera; Calcarea phosphorica; Phosphorus; Tarentula; Abrotanum.

·       Secale cornutum; Aloe; Hura; Coca; Leprominimum; Curare; Solanum tuberosum aegrotans; Iodum; Falco-p.

·      Syphillinum; Aurum; Plumbum; Platinum; Hepar sulphuricum calcarea; Dendroaspis polylepsis.