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630.00 , Monocots

Eudicotyledonae

Ceratophyllum Ceratophyllaceae Ceratophyllales Saccharum lea Poaceae Oryza Hordeum 100 Stegolepis 100 Sparganium I 98 Typha Vriesea Bromeliaceae 100 Maranta Marantaceae Musa Musaceae IZingiberales Strelitzia Strelitziaceae Tradescantia Commelinaceae 52 Philydrum Philydraceae ICommelinales 86 100 Elaeis I Chamaedorea Arecaceae IArecales 94 Agave Yucca Lomandra Asparagaceae Asparagus Beaucarnea Allium 86 Xanthorrhoea Xanthorrhoeaceae Iris Iridaceae Monocotyledonae Blandfordia Blanfordiaceae 100 Phalaenopsis I Oncidium Orchidaceae 100 100 Lilium 100 Smilax ILiliales TriIlium Melanthiaceae 100 Carludovica 95 Croomia Stemonaceae IPandanales 10 Dioscorea Dioscoreaceae IDioscoreales Triglochin Juncagînaceae Potamogeton Potamogetonaceae Alisma Alismataceae Hydrocharis Hydrocharitaceae 100 100 Pleea I Tofieldia Tolieldiaceae 100 Spathiphyllum Xanthosoma Lemna Orontium Acoraceae IAcorales

Magnoliidae + Chloranthales

116 Peer Group, Adolescence in the form of Ihe love for God is sublimaled 630.00 Lilianae, There is a slrong desire to belong 10 a group from disappoinled love and denial of Iheir of people their own age. Communicalion sexuality. II mal' lead 10 living in celibacy. Monocots is a major issue for them. Communication The religious fervour is expressed as a sense Series: Hl'drogen, Carbon and Silicon series; is perceived as somelhing Ihal is difficult of veneralion, il is a ver)' emotional, inslinc­ emphasis on . and has 10 be learn!. There is Ihe fear of not lual experience of religion. Cia des: Lilianae; Lilianae. belonging 10 Ihe group, of being exc\uded and having to stand alone. We see the Ihemes Value of Ihe Silicon series here. They want to feel important. to be someone Names: l.ilium Class; Monocots; Monocot­ with value. This 31so relates to the Carbon yls; Monocolyledones; Monocotyledoneae; Image is another important issue for them; series. They are interested in their own value, Lilianae; ; in the Dahlgren the)1 want to have an image that their peers and the)' are especially interested in social S)'stem and the Thorne system. can relate to. They want 10 be thought of as values. To belong to the group they see it as ames: from mono cotyledon, = one cotylc­ attractive; and they Iike to be seen as friendll' important to share the same values. Discus­ don; the primary or rudimentary leaf of the and likeable. sions about the world and societ)' can lead to embryo of seed . They feel more connecled to their peers and st rong debates. There is a st rong sensitivity Sotany: herbs; roots adventitious; stem friends than they do to society. They wanl to to injustice, in the form of what people do to go out, they dislike the normal routine, bor­ each other. vascular bundies scattered, sieve tube plas­ They identifv with their ,Reel' group; and so tids cuneale; leaves parallel veined, petiole ing things of dail)' life. their values have to be different from those absent, stipules absent; cotyledon I; seed They can be unstable, thel' have a lack of of the older generation in to differen­ have one; flowers 3 merous; sepals 3; petals grounding. This has a correspondence to tiate themserves as a separate group. They 3; stamens 3 or 6; carpels 3; pollen mono­ the , to the adventitious roots of these want to belong to a group and this enhances (olpate. plants; they are not strongly rooted at one the group bond ing. poinl, they have many small roots. Reputation is important to them. There is It is like youngsters who have many places a need their reputation to stal' untainted, where the)' feel they belong and have 'roots'; unblemished. Lilianae or Monocots has been There is a big fear of not being good. of recognised as a c1ade for centuries. The Apg3 some of their roots are with Iheir parents. being seen as a bad person, and not being c1assification Ireats the Lilianae in Ihe same Ihey have roots with manl' of their friends, accepted by the group. wal', showing the concordance of DNA and wilh their boyfriend or girlfriend, and thel' morphology very weil. also have roots wh en the)' are living in Monomania In plant theorl', Lilianae are treated mostil' student accommodalion away from home al They can be one-sided in Iheir views. they according to the Apg3 c1assification. university. onll' wanl to look at what they think is The differences are that Orchidaceae is split important. They miss the reflection and Looks relative perspective shown by people of Ihe off from Asparagales, and Araceaea are split older generation. It is like a kind of mono­ offfrom Alismatales. This does not affect the They want to look good to be allractive. man ia. Their emotions and strong opinions monophyly of both groups, as the Orchida­ Clolhing and fashion arc very important to can sometimes lead to dangerousoehaviour; ceae is a first divergence of Asparagales, and them, c10thes have to be in cool, fashion­ such as alcohol abuse and drinking thel11­ Araceaea are a first split off from Alismatales able styles thaI are acceplable for the group. selves into a coma, driving dangerously according to the Apg3. Dancing and music - especially rhythmic fast to show off, or recklessll' speeding on a dance music ,- are important ways they can motorbike to impress girls. Subclasses contact with Iheir peer group. Mind I. Hl'drogen series: Acoridae Feelings of shame and guilt for what the)' 2. Carbon series: Aridae Sex have aone wrong or for things they should 2. Silicon series: Liliidae Sex is a theme of the Carbon series but here have done. it is integrated with the Silicon series. For the Angel', rage, fury, held in or expressed, < too Introduction Lilianae, sex is about making contact with man)' demands, being humiliated, degraded. The Lilianae have the themes of Hydrogen, someone, connecling with anolher person. Sad, depression, < bell1g rejected, havll1g Carbon and Silicon series together. In the This can give rise to manl' concerns and failed, being unloved. rejected, humiliated. Acoridae the emphasis is on the Hydrogen inner conflicts, like the fear of being rejected Apathl', indifference from the feeling thai if Ihey make their sexual desires known. Or goals cannot be reached. series. In the Aridae the emphasis is on the fmage, c1othing, looks. being altractive. Carbon series. In Ihe Liliidae the emphasis they can fear being seen as a 'nobody' if Ihey Deme the company of the group, friends; is on the Silicon series. The Acoridae and are not very sexually motivated. They mal' desire to belong to the peer group; desire Aridae are small Subclasses, both wilh one fear pregnancy and then fear being rejected to phone, chat, talk and spend lime with Order and one Famill" They can be seen as a by a sexual partner if thel' mention the risk friends. limitation, a kind of regression of the theme of getting pregnant with them. Desire to be alone, to escape. of the Lilianae. The Liliidae is the main The first sexual encounler in adolescence is a Feeling misunderstood, nobody understands Subclass that expresses the themes of the departure from the close connection wc have them. with our parenis. ft is a step towards leaving Idealistic,. religious, worshipping, adoring, Lilianae to the fullest. devout, piOUS. The main theme is integrating their inner home.leaving the protection of your parenIs Desire musie, rhythm. dancing and singing. sense of who they are with their personal­ and starting your own life. Sex with a person Monomania, one-sided opinions, limited ity, their outer presentation of who they are. in one's own peer group is feit as being View. Thel' want to be honest and true to them­ unfaithful. to )'our falher if you are a gir!, or Unconscious; muttering. selves and at the same time they want to be to your mother if )'OU are a boy. Delusion: being pregnant. attractive. They want to be themselves as a Delusion: being poisoned. person and at the same time they want to get Religion So lhe sexual urge is strong but it is difficult General on weil with others. On the one hand thel' Weather: flushes of heat. have to discover themselves and be able to to handle. They cannot just let go and in­ sial' themselves, wilh all the good and bad dulge in their sexualit)', for fear of being bad. Body aspects of themselves, and on the ot her hand This sense of being bad is linked to sexuality. General: anorexia. Ihel' have to adapt 10 others 10 get on with The)' fear being seen as a whore or s\ut and Head: headache. olhers socially and form relalionships. being rejected by their social group. Eyes: lachrymation, < < cough. It is moslIl' aboul how to combine a relation­ They ma)' suppress their sexual instinct, even Nose: hal' fever, nose itching, sneezing. ship with self worth, how to combine love going to the extreme of compieteil' den)'ing Mouth: tongue cold. their sexual instinct. They can bchave as if Urinary: cystitis, urination frequent; urina­ with egotism, how to combine giving and tion involuntary. < cough, < sneezing, < < < tak ing. The theme of working and surviving Ihel' do not need sex; it is too filthy. This is labour, pregnancy. in society is not present. lt is about having Ihe particularly case if they have been sexu­ Male: prostate problems. children, but not about caring for them. ally abused or rejected emotionally. Female: dysmenorrhoea, menorraghia, They fear being seen as impure, tainted; amenorrhoea. irregular menses; pelvis and the)' want to stal' immaculate. a virgin. This uterus feel heavy and full; vaginitis, leucor­ denial of sexuality can make them turn to rhoea; fibroids; uterus or pelvic inflamma­ religion instead, allmving them an outlet for tions; pregnancy and labour problems. their st rong emotion. This religious passion

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1 I 630.00 Lilianae, Monocots ti 631.00 Acoridae

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Cia" Ph"",} Phase 5 31 Acorldae I Acorales

118 631.11 Acoraceae 631.00 Acoridae 631.10 Acorales Series: Hl'drogen, Carbon and Silicon series; Series: Hydrogen, Carbon and Silicon series; Series: Hl'drogen, Carbon and Silicon series; emphasis on Hl'drogen series. emphasis on Hydrogen series. emphasis on Hl'drogen series. Clades: Acoraceae; Acorales; Acoridae. Clades: Acoridae; Acorales; Acoridac. Clades: Acorales; Acorales; Acoridac. Phasc: I. Phase: I; Subphasc: 1. Botanl': 1 , Acorus; cosmopoilan; Taxonoml' ponds. marshes, quiet streams; cosmopoli­ In the Apg3 classification Acorales is in Taxonomy tan; Oowers in a spadix with spathe. th~ Monocots, the first diverging clade. It The Order Acorales has 1 Famill'. Acoraceae consists of one famill', Acoraceae. The name and I genus, Acorus. Acoridae is not used in the Apg3 c1assifica­ Taxonomy In past c1assifications Acorus was included tion. in the Araceae, who also have flowers in a In the Plant theorl' Acorales is placed in spadix with spat he. In the Apg c1assification Acoridae, the first Subclass of the Class Lili­ anae, the Monocots. Acoridae has one Order, Acoraceae is placed as the first diverging Acorales and one Famill" Acoraceae. lineage in the Monocots. In the Plant theory Acoraceae is the onll' Famill' in the Order Acorales, in the Subclass Introduction Acoridae can be seen as Hl'drogen, Carbon Acoridae. and Silicon series combined but with an Introduction emphasis on the Hl'drogen series. Thcl' do not knol" if their relationships arc Introduction Thel' have a conflict between just being and real. experiencing life, on the one hand, and trl'­ Thcl' do not knol" if thel' can make contact ing to make relationships. Communication at all. and contact causes them confusion.

Mind Confusion of identity, blur, realitl' and mask; recognising or not recognising. Lack of direction, disorientation in time and space. Lack of will, power, focus. Alienation. Immigrants, peopIe without roots. Psl'chosis. Avoiding responsibility. Transitions. Sexual identitl' problems. Theme: water, boats, boating, drifting. to the si de. hard to steer, < opposing currents. Delusion: small, gigantic.

Body Female: < menopause.

119 631.11.01 Acorus calamus Lack of focus from being overwhelmed by Acorus calamus, Case Series: Hydrogen. Carbon and Silicon series; people, crowds. Woman, 40, asthma. emphasis on H)'drogen series. Desire for stark outlines and delineation. She has asthma with lack of breath, wheezing Clades: Acoraceae; Acorales; Lilianae. Going with the flow. and a sensation of a pinched throat. Her Phase: I; Subphase: I. Panic attacks and anxiety attacks. nose is obstructed in the evening and she Stage: I. Lack of will, power, focus. coughs in the morning. She has burning Alienation. eyes and itching of her mouth and Iips fTom Namcs: from the Greek acoron, derived from Immigrants, people without roots. sensitivity to apples, cherries and roses. coreon, pupil; It can be read as a core, having Psychosis. She lacks energy and motivation for her (' no core, no nucleus. Anorexia. work; but she feels better when she works, c English: Sweet flag; Calamus; Sweet flag-root. Lost in the world. she is a bit of a workaholic. l3asically she 1 German: Kalmus: Deutscher Ingwer; Theme: water, boats, boating, drifting, to the feels bad, she has the idea that she is a bad Deutscher Zitwer. side. hard to steer. opposing currents. person, lhat she is diny and disgusting. She Dutch: Kalmoes; Akkerwortel. Dream: adultery b)' a spouse. has the idea that she does not have the right Content: asarone; choline, beta asarone. to exist, that she does not have a right to be General in the world, to take an)'thing the world has \, Introduction Time: < lam. 10 offer. She became a member of a religious c The)' have a conflict between just being Desire: drinks, thirsl)'. sect for a while, thinking that onl}' God I themselves and experiencing life, on the one could diminish her feeling of being bad and r hand, and trying to have relationships. Com­ Body save her. munication and contact with others causes Nervous: convulsions. neuralgia. As a child, she was sexually abused by lhem confusion. Infection: the plague. members of her famil)' tor years. Her father It is like a teenager who has to learn how to Vertigo: dizzy. was vef)' bad tempered and she was afraid of survive and take care of alltheir own needs Eyes: vision foggy, diminished, hallucina­ him. She hated her fat her so much that, in while atthe same time, learning how to re­ tions; conjunctivitis; inl1ammation. pubertl', she seriously thought about killing I late with others sociall)'. This is experienced Nose: catarrh. him. Her parents were uncaring, they never t­ in a state of only being able to experience Mouth: toothache; taste bitter, spicl', zing, wanted to have children. In pubertl' she had Ihings as they happen, but being unable to heavy, oily, aromatic; offensive breath. anorexia, self-mutitation, wanting to hurt acl. The)' have a very vulnerable quality, be­ Lungs: cough; asthma, bronchitis, tubercu­ herself, and was suicidal. \' ing unable to take any act ion, only experi­ losis. Dream: skin torn from her bod)', skin from C encing things passively. Heart: pain; pulse fast. the bodies of children. ti ft feels as if they have no personality )'el. Stomach: pain. cramp; dyspepsia, indiges­ They feel ever)'thing without boundaries, tion; heat < falling asleep; nausea, < mot ion, Analysis they have problems keeping themselves < car or air trave!. H)'drogen series: skin torn from her body; fi togethcr. It is like being lost in space. Or Ih el' Abdomen: pain, intense, cramps, colic, < religious sect. (J feel as if they have a lack of space or no space gas; flatuience; cholera; gall bladder attack; Carbon series: skin torn from her bod)'; bad ti of their own, or as if they are unable to take appendicitis; Iiver, spleen pain. in the sides; person; sexually abused; father choleric. b up any space. diabetes. a They can experience things without having Rectum: diarrhoea; d)'sentery. Follow up I: emotions, or they experience them as if the)' Urinary: urine scantl'; enuresis. After Acorus calamus MK she feels much c do not know how to handle emotions. So Female: endometriosis; abortion. better. She feels good the wal' she is. Her [ they store up their emotions and suppress Limbs: heavy legs; pain, cramping, hip; trem­ manic motivation to work has diminished. b them without working them out. or left hand; pain scapula, < deep breathing. S A big theme is the idea of being a bad person. This is a generaltheme of allthe Lili­ ti anae, the struggle between good and bad, the inner struggle of being good or bad. They 11 have it in a very basic form, just a feeling of }­ being bad. They can express it as being dirty, g disgusting, criminal, devilish or abandoned ( by God. It is a theme of the Carbon series, il which is a generalthcme for allthe Lilianae, Monocots. The state often arises from a very bad youth. F growing up in dysfunctional families with p a lot of disruption. fights and abuse. Often c they have also been sexualJy abused. They get r the idea that it is their faultthat people be­ a have so badi)' towards Ihem. They think the)' ;] have done something wrong, that Ihe)' are a guilty of some offence or crime, otherwise I it would not have happened. They feelthat God is punishing them because they are bad, or lhey mal' sa)' they have a bad karma. 1I is a remedy for peopJe who are shocked to enter pubert)'. For instance girls who sud­ denly get menses and were not prepared for it and think they will bleed to death. Or they ma)' have been forced out of the innocence of childhood b)' sexual abuse, or physical abuse, violence and being beaten. They just experience the abuse. They cannot do anYlhing about it. The idea that it might be possible to do anything about it does not even enter their mind.

Mind Confusion, identity, realit}' and mask; recog­ nising or not recognising. Lack of direction. disorientation in time and space.

120 Acorus calamus, Case Acorus calamus, Case Woman. 40. kidney pain. Woman. 50, tired. She has peritonitis. easily bleeding gums. She has burnout. fatigue, is vcr)' tired, and Her respiration is shallow. she cannot cannot work. for the past 15 years. She is breathe deeply. very anxious, especiany when she is with other people. she fears she will do things Her parents divorced when she was less than wrong. She has to use all her energy to l

121 630.00 Lilianae, Monocots 632.00 Aridae

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630.00 Lilianae

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" "",:a. ".' . ~ .~ 632.00 Aridae cries: Hydrogen, Carbon and Silicon series; emphasis on Carbon series. lades: Aridae; Arales; Lilianae.

Taxonomy Aridae is the second Subclass of the Class Lilianae, Monocots. Man'ae is included in the Order AJismatales in the pg3 classification. In the plant theory Araceae is split off from AJismatales and placed in its own Order and Subclass. [t consi~ts of one Order, Arales and one fam­ ilv r\raceae. The picture of Araceae is quite different from the other Alismatales and fits more inro the rbon series. Placement as the second Sub lass, the Carbon series of the lvlonocots fits better.

Introduction [t can be seen as Hydrogen, Carbon and Sili­ con series combined but with an emphasis on the Carbon series. They do not know if they can be themselves in relationships. They do not know if they williose their spouse and friends if the)' are themselves.

123 632.11 Araceae hand there is the spathe. astalk structure 632.10 Arales that resembles a phallus, with a lot of flowers Series: H)'drogcn, Carbon and Silicon series' Series: H)'drogen. Carbon and Silicon series' emphasis on Carbon series. • on it. Then there is a . an often colour­ emphasis on Carbon series. • fulleaf that takes on the function of a petal Clades: Arales; Arales; Lilianae. Clades: Araceae; Arales; Lilianae. Phase: I; Subphase: I. and protects and sometimes even compieteil' Phase: I. covers the spathe. The bracl can be seen as English: family. representativc of the fig leaf which Adam Botany: .107 genera; 3700 ; temper­ ~nd Eve took to cover their genitals after be­ Taxonomy Illg expelled from paradise. Arales has one Family. Araceae. ate, troplcal; cosmopolitan; rhizomes; leaves sheathing, net veined, simple to lobed or As an ~dult thel' can have astrong sl'mpathl' compound. with petiole; flowers in a spadix for chrldren, espeCially threatened. vulnera­ Introduction bie. m~ltreated children. The)' feel s)'mpathy The main themes come from the discrepancy wlth spathe. smalI. uniscxual or bisexual; raphides; fruit aberrl" for thelr \'ulnerablhty. They can have a desire between the Carbon series and Silicon series. to have many children. to be there for them. They have difficulties combining the theme Content: calcium oxalate; cyanogenic glycosIdes; hydroxytr)'ptophane; sulphur The}' ma}' adopt children. Or they mal' do of communication and connecting, with the the opposite and have no children, for fear theme of being themselves. They can feel compounds. Use: food, starch; ornamental. that they will not be a good parent. that their hke a chrld who has to be a teenager, or like a chlldren \ViII inherit their genetic defects or teenager who is being treated as a child. that the world is too unsafe to have children. It is like being a teenager who has to learn Taxonomy In past classifications Araccac has been how to survive with all thcir own needs and Mind instincts. and at the same time. make con­ incl~?ed in and C)'clanthacae, both families having spadix inflorencences. Lem­ Ailments from being maltreated as a child, tacts and bonds. They often fcel vulnerable, abused, lefI' alone. hke a chrld who needs protection. but still naceae. with the aqua tics Lemna and Pist ia are included in Araceae. Ailments from being an orphan. adoptcd. lhe}' have to go out into thc world and stand Ailments from being maltreated as a teen­ on their own. In the Apg3 classification Araceae is included in Alismatales, as the first diverging lineage. a&er, abused. sent to boarding schools. In .the Plant theory Araceae iis split off from Arlments from humiliation. Ahsmatales. Araceae is the only Family in the Relationships and communication are dif­ ficult. Order Arales, III the Subclass Aridae. Secretive. hiding. shame, < sexuality. Introduction Sexual desire increased. diminished. forbid­ The main themes come from the discrcp­ den, < taboo. ancy between the Carbon series and Silicon Hysteria. fits Ihat look like epilepsy. series. The)' ~ave difficulties combining Flery, hot. impulsive. direct. commUlllcatlon and connecting with being Seducing. themselves. Making fun. practical jokes. As a child they did not feel safe from their Unconscious; forgetful; absence of mind. parents who ma)' have maltreated them or Irr.itable. restless, cross, stubborn. nervous. < were absent, unloving or neglectful. The)' chrldren. can feel very unsafe and vulnerable in a Discontent, frustrated. deception. dangerous world. They fee I left alone by their Angry, nagging. rude. rough, sarcastic, cyni­ parents and lost in the world. cal, <. They feit that more was asked from them Delirium. bores his nose. picks ends of than the)' were able to do or understand' fingers, one spot, dry lips until it is sore or th el' did not feel as if they were grown u~ bleeds. enough for the situation. SituationaJly. they Image: arrows with barbs; coition of cats a penis with barbs. • • m~y be handlcapped or adopted children, or chtldren who were put into boarding school Ailments from witchcraft. residential care homes or orphanages. Or • Theme: death. funeral; devil, dragon, snake. they \Vere treated harshly at home, having to Dream: children, handicapped. adopted. lost. hel IJ at a young age as if the)' were teenagers. Dream: losing children, relatives. parents. Thelr parents and relatives were not good at spouse. commUlllcatlOn, so th el' have not learned to communicate. General As a teenager they were not acknowledged as Sensation: slinging; stabbing, burning, hot. such, but \Vere treated like children who can­ fi~ry.; clawing. benumbing; boring. poking, not handle responsibilities. They were not plcklllg. allowed to have contact with others to have Weather: flushing of hand, face. friends. a boyfr.iend .o~ a girlfriend. i'hey had Sleep: sleepless, < itching, < sore throat and to suppress thelr opllllOns and desires. their mouth, < vivid dreams. sexual feelings. There was no one to educate them in the art of love. In boarding schools Body wher~ dormitories are separate for boys ' General: glandular enlargement. and glrlS, they dld not have contact with the Energy: languor and depression during opposite sex and learn to communicate with asthma at night. them. The)' have not learned how to connect Discharge: offensive. and communicate; so their behaviour is Head: headache with dull, heavy, < least often rough, rude, coarse.like an adult. inteJlectual effor\. As an adult thc)' do not know how to com­ Nose: hayfever. < pollen, < dust, < tobacco; m.unicate very weil, th el' are often people dlscharges acrid. excoriating, makes nostril raw. lips sore. swollen. wlth f~w words. They mal' struggle with sexuahty. love making and seducing. Men, Face: dermatitis, ulcers, crusts, oedema itch­ ing, lips, upper; of lips. especlal~y, have a strong libido but it is crude, not cultlvated or embedded in love. Their Mouth: dry; burning; irritation. aphthae. rough sexualit)' is resisted by women, as it ulcers. Throat: voice hoarse, lost, changing. break­ IS too direct. confrontational. Thel' are left alone. excluded and rejectcd. They retire into Illg; change to male. thelr own woriJ. avoiding all other contact Lungs: asthma. out of shame for their sexuality and instincts. Heart: violent action. shakes chest wall. The flowers reflect this discord. One the one Stomach: irritation. Urinary: offensive urine. burning of urcthra

124 aftel' micturition. 632.11.01 Lemna minor very tired in the morning, from his blocked 1\'1ale: irritation; phimosis; balanitis; epi­ Series: H)'drogen, Carbon and Silicon series; nose. dydimits; urethritis; gonorrhoea; syphilis; emphasis on Carbon series. He is very concerned about his children. He genital herpes. Clades: Araceae; Arales; Lilianae. and his wife have four children of their own Female: vaginits; leucorrhoea; genital herpes. Phase: I; Subphase: 1. and later adopted a handicapped child, out Limbs: arthritis. Stage: I. of sympathy. He is a big, strong, generous man with a big heart with a lot of care of his English: Duckweed. children. He cannot tolerate it when children Dutch: eendekroos. are beaten. Araceae Stages DO: Calcium carbonicum, Calendula, Dul­ His parents divorced when he was five. He l. Lcmna minor camara, Natrium sulphuricum, Teucrium. rarely saw his father. His stepfather was a 2. Pistia st ratiotcs captain in the army, so he was away most 3. Dieffcnbachia seguine, Caladium Mind of the time. His mother aften travelled with 4. ringens This remed)' is renowned for a blocked nose her ncw husband and left him and his sister 4. in wet weather. [t can have nose pol)'ps. with their grandmother, a good woman 4. Arisaema consanguineum The theme is care of children, their own and who loved children. Later the)' were put in a 6. Zantedeschia albomaculata others', feeling like a big protector for small chilelren's home for two years. 6. Zantedeschia aethiopica vulncrable peopJe. Dreams: his wife dies. 8. Lysichiton americanus Dream, recurrent as a child: he walks out of 10. Arisaema dracontium Mind the street where he lives, turns back and is in 10. vulgaris Cares and worries about chilelren, their own a completely different environment, cannot 12. Amorphophallus konjac and other people's, adopted or handicapped find his wal' back. 12. Monstera deliciosa children. IJ. Arum maClllatum Big heart, taking on the care. Analysis 15. Anthurium Quiet, eas)' going, closed, unsure. Carbon series: concern about children; < 16. Symplocarpus foetielus Spirits braccd up. childrcn are beaten; dream being lost. Drows)' b)' dal', restless at night. Silicon series: dream losing his wife. Fear: thunder. Araceae: handicapped children. Colour prefcrence: white ! Lemna minor: nasal polyps, c10gged nose, < rainy weather. General Weather: I < damp, rainy weather; < heavy Follow up rains; < getting feet wet; <- sun. Aftel' Lemna minor MK he feels very good. Time: < winter. His nasal complaints disappeal' within a Sweat: copious, hands feel. month time. His energy and mood are much Oesire: French fries, yoghurt, carrots, pud­ better. ding, whipped cream. Aversion: vegetables; meat fat; saltv; SOUl', spicy. ' Food: < oranges, < spicl', < spaghetti. Sleep: with open mouth, snoring; on left Lemna minor) Case si de. \"'oman, 50, asthma. She had bronchitis as a little child, worse Body from dust and rain, better at sea, with a lOl Head: flitting pains. of sneezing. The bronchitis returned aftel' Nose: !!! catarrh, + frequent sneezing attacks; her father died from asthma. Her father was obstruction; post nasal dropping; crusts, a very social and religious person, who gave muco-purulent elischarge abundant, foul; permission to do almost everything. He atrophic rhinitis; ozaena; polypi '; swollen hated domination and limitation. He worked turbinates; nostrils pain likc a string, extend­ hard in his business for his six children. ing to cal'; smell foul, putrid, lost. Bis children we re everything to him. The)' race: pale, dull, sickJy look changeel to a helped a lot in the household and in the healthy complexion. business. Mouth: foulness of mouth, putrid teeth. They had a happ)' childhood with a lot of Mouth: taste putrid, < morning; offensive opportunities and trips. breath. When the asthma returned she was having Throat: dry. troubles with her children. Her eldest daugh­ Throat: larynx dry. ter had a boyfriend who had debts. Her Lungs: asthma from nasal obstruction, worse second daughter was in pOOl' health, which in wet weather. gave her and her husband a lot of worry. Abdomen: twisting pains, across the bowels, She has many friends, is very social and car­ as if from flatus, rumbling, followed by diar­ ing. She likes to please others, offers to help rhoea. them. Rectum: noisy diarrhoea, < morning; heat She has eczema on her chest anel arms, worse in anus. from the sun. Limbs: flitting pains legs. She has backache in her lumbar and saeral region, exteneling to her leg and calf, espe­ cialIl' when she has walked for too long. In the past she has had operations for nasal Lemna minor) Case poJ)'ps and fibroid. Man, 40, bronchitis. Desire: cheese, egg, bread, fruit. He has constant coryza, nasal po\yps, stuffed Aversion: cauliflower, alcohol. up nose, swollen mucus membranes, atTo­ Loves plants, roses. ph ic rhinitis, worse in rainy weather, worse in winter. Sometimes when his nose is run­ Analysis ning, his sense of smell is lost; or it can be Carbon series: < loving father died. a putrid smelI. His head feels full of catarrh Silicon series: < daughter with a boyfrienel and mucus, in his forehead; with a desire to with debts; daughter ill; < husband worries. clean his nose under the water tap. He has Araceae: children were everything. a cough, < laughter, < Iying on his side, < Lemna minor: bronchitis, < rain; nasal evening. He has headache from cough. He is polyps.

125 FoJlow up Food: < tobacco. < chocola te; thirstless. 632.11.04 Arisaema ringens After Lemna minor MK her eczema flares Sleep: waking < < slightest; > > short sleep; Series: Hydrogen, Carbon and Silicon series; up for a rew days and then disappears. Her < falling to sleep; falls asleep during evening emphasis on Carbon series. asthma is better. Her back is good. [-ler mood fever and wakes when it stops. Clades: Araceae; Arales; Lilianae. has improved. She realised that she is often Physical: < motion; < sudden noises; < Iying Phase: 1; Subphase: I. too busy with ca ring, that this is her weak on left side, on painful parts. Stage: 4. spot. She meets more peopJe she likes. She is better at setting her boundaries. Two years Body later she is still doing weil. General: coldness of single parts and inclina­ Mind tion to lie down, with aggravation on Iying Sexual desire hidden, covered up but very on left side. lustful. Vertigo: as if rocked. Can have sex with anyone, can love anyone. Head: pain, pressing, eyes, forehead, < Lemna minor, Case tobacco smoking. Body Case by Anton Kramer. Ears: extremely sensitive to noise; throbbing Asthma. Woman, 50. hyperthyroid. in ear. She got hyperthyroid after she stopped breast Face: crawling, sensation of cobweb. feeding. Mouth: painful st inging, burning; red, dry 632.11.04 Arisaema triphyllum She feit that her child might be unsafe in stripe down centre of tongue, widening Arul11 triphyllum childcare, when at the children's home or toward tip. Series: Hydrogen, Carbon and Silicon series; with his grandmother. Throat: painful st inging, burning; larynx emphasis on Carbon series. constricted; dysphagia. Clades: Araceae; Arales; Lilianae. Analysis Lungs: sighing; asthmatic; cough hard. Phase: I; Subphase: I. Carbon series: concern about children; < with asthma, prevents deep breathing and Stage: 4. stop breast feeding; her child unsafe at the belching, alternating with skin symptoms, > children's home or with his grandmother. expectoration. Mind Araceae: child unsafe when at the children's Heart: tobacco heart. Biting her own ha ir. home or with his grand mot her. Stomach: gnawing in orifice; burning, < tea, Compulsive disorders. < chocola te; belching, frequent, little; feels Dangerous, risky. urgency. full of dry food; tluttering; acrid vomiting. Nervous, restless, < night; tossing about in Male: pruritus; glans red; erections wanting. bed, desire to escape. > half-asleep, < fully awake, = sexual excite­ Excessively cross, irritability, stubborn. 632.11.03 Dieffenhachia seguine ment; impotency, < gonorrhoea, no emission Child drowsy, stupid, lassitude, low spirits; Caladium seguinum, Caladium and no orgasm during embrace; atonic apathy; absence of mind, giddy. Series: Hydrogen, Carbon and Silicon series; ejaculations; organs seem larger, puffed, re­ Anticipation before examination. emphasis on Carbon series. laxed, cold, sweating; flaccid, sweaty genitals; Dreams of earthquakes, nuclear war, tidal Clades: Araceae; Arales; Lilianae. glans like a rag; skin of scrotum thick. waves. Ph ase: l; Subphase: I. Female: itching, burning. vulva, vagina. < Stage: 3. pregnancy, < pinworms; onanism, < preg­ General nancy; with mucous discharge; cramp pains Sensation: acrid; bu....rling, smarting, exposed; in uterus at night. irritating; raw, stinging, itching; sore; shoot­ Mind Limbs: knees weak; pain shoulder. ing pain. Naked, vulnerable. Skin: itching, burning; rash, erysipelatous, < Weather: < north west wind. Inclination to lie down. mosquito. insect bites; oedema. vesicles. Desire: paper. Dreads to move. Dread of mot ion. Aversion: food and drink, < sore mouth and Nervous excitation. throat. Fear of going to sleep. Dieffenhachia seguine, Case Sleep: sleepless; sleepy, yawning and sneezing Very sensitive to noise. Case by Marguerite Pelt. at I lam. Sexual excesses aggravate. Woman, 30, vaginitis. Physical: < Iying down; < over use of voiee. Children pick at their lips, even though raw, Vaginitis, itching, in pregnancy, white leucor­ which gives them pleasure. rhoea. Body Being slappeel. Migraine starting with hemianopsy, Aicker­ Fever: diphtheria. scarlatina. typhoid. Very forgctful. ing. Nervous: paralysis; spasmodic, scrophulous lmpotence; with mental depression. Desire for tobacco, she could not stop smok­ swellings, anaemia. Anxiety, hypochondria. ing, not even in pregnancy, she is addicted to Head: heavy; headache worse from hot cof­ Childish behaviour. tobacco. fee, < too hot c1othing; bores head in pillow. Messy, dirty, unkempt. Doubting, irresolution, cannot contradict. Eyes: heavy; quivering of upper eyelids, Volu ptuousness. First marriage was with an aggressive, especially left. Heedless. psychiatric man; she had Iived in fear. fear of Face: sprained pain in Jower articulation of Aphony. being murdered. jaw, < swallowing. Fear: pregnancy, children, adoption, concep­ Father has a weak personality, parents di­ Nose: sore nostriis; discharge acrid, excoriat­ tion. vorced. aversion to her stepmother. ing, Auent, blood-streaked, wateq', produc­ Tendency to injure himself. ing raw sores; obstructed, must breathe Dreams: ciear, vivid, reslJess, anxious; Analysis through mouth; boring, picking, constant confused; dead persons; children; fighting, Carbon series: fear, being murdered; father until nose bleeds; hayfever, with pain over murder. weak personality; parents divorced, aversion root of nose; large scabs high up on right Dreams: amorous + ejaculations. to stepmother. side of nose; sneezing < at night. Stage 3: doubting, irresolution, cannot Face: chapped, as if from cold wind; feels General contradict. hot. Sensation: burning, smarting, exposed; ir­ Araceae: vaginitis, leucorrhoea; husband ag­ Mouth: raw, sore, burning, roof, palate; lips ritating; raw and stinging; itching; soreness; gressive, psychiatric. sore, burning, chapped; corners of mouth shooting. Caladium: desire tobacco smoking. sore and cracked; tongue red, sore; \"hole Weather: > cool air; < warmth, < \"arm mouth raw; pieking lips until they bleed; room, < inside. saliva profuse, acrid, corroding; aphthae. Sweat: > sweating; attracts the . Throat: raw, burning, constricted, swollen; Time: < 3 or 4 pm tillmidnight. constant hawking; swelling of sub-maxillary Desire: warm drinks; beer; tobacco !'; sour glands; suppurating tonsillitis, clergyman's things, pickJes. sore throat; voiee uncertain, uncontrollable, Aversion: cold drinks, water; milk; vinegar, changing continually, hoarse, < talking, < acids, sour; cold food; dry food; fish; pickled singing, < speaking, in orators, singers. ac­ fish; plums; tea. tors.

126 Lungs: sore; cxpectoration of much mucus; 632.11.08 Lysichiton americanus 632.11.12 Amorphophallus konjac asthma, coughs, chronic catarrhs, pain in the Series: Hydrogen, Carbon and Silicon series; Series: Hydrogen, Carbon and Silicon series; chest. emphasis on Carbon series. emphasis on Carbon series. Stomach: troubles, cramp; d}'spepsia; nausea. Clades: Araceae; Arales; Lilianae. Clades: Araceae; Arales; Lilianae. Abdomen: complaints of bowels, fIatuience. Phase: 1; Subphase: I. Phase: 1; Subphase: 1. Rectum: stools like corn-meal, uneasy, ir­ Stage: 8. Stage: 12. ritable, irregular. lJrinary: scanty or suppressed urine; threat­ Content: calcium oxalate. Names: Amorphophallus rivieri. ened uraemia. Source: Sense provings. English: Devil's tongue; Leopard palm; Male: tearing pain in right testicle, some­ Corpse flower; Snake palm; Umbrella arum; times extending to abdomen, comes and Mind Komjac. goes suddcnly. Hiding. Content: calcium oxaJate; cyanogenic Female: menses arrested; dark blood; cut­ Fear: criticised, seen as dirt)', ugly, offensive, glycosides; hydrm:)'tryptophane; sulphur ting pain ovary; mamma pain, sore, aching, instinctual, greedy; attacked on their sexual­ compounds. bruised leh, lumps. ity. Botany: plants can change their gender. Limbs: rheumatism. Silent, reserved, in the background. Skin: scarlet rash; raw, bloody; itching Doing bad things things in the dark. Mind fingers and toes; eruptions dark, livid, leave Sexual desire increased. diminished, forbid­ a brilliant red sta in; pemphigus; impetigo Body den, < taboo. contagiosa. Mouth: irritation. Discontent, frustrated, deception. Stomach: irritation. Angry, nagging, ru de, rough, sarcastic, c}'ni­ cal. Secretive, hiding, shame, < sexuality. 632.11.06 Zantedeschia albomaculata Fiery, hot, impulsive, direct. Series: Hydrogen, Carbon and Silicon series; 632.11.10 Arisaema dracontium Seducing. emphasis on Carbon series. Arum dracontium Looks bewildered, dazed, exhausted. Clades: Araceae; Arales; Lilianae. Series: Hydrogen, Carbon and Silicon series; Total indifference and apathy. Ph ase: 1; Subphase: I. emphasis on Carbon series. Anxiet)' and fear. Stage: 6. Clades: Araceae; Arales; Lilian nourishment; < alcohol ic drinks. Male power; macho; policeman, fighter, Head: headache. Discharge: offensive. soldier, rambo. Nose: foetid smelI. Delusion: woman has to obel' her husband, Mouth: styptic; taste metallic, bitter. Body in sex. Lungs: asthma. Genera!: weight loss, eN.aciation; bodily Desire: pi al' outside, sports and fights. Stomach: nausea. swelling, puffiness; repulsive appearance, Sexuality st rong; instinctual; rubber, latex Limbs: pain right index finger, forcibly pull­ stupefied look of animais; ill, indefinabie sex; frequent and long sex. ing. uneasiness, needs to remain in bed, feverish an easily be manipulated, b}' intelligent Skin: pricking, intolerable itching, as from with intestinal colie. women. nettles, fingers; stinging, as from thorns, < Energy: exhaustion, extreme tiredness. wea­ Fear: inlimate matters, sexuality; rejected, rubbing; nettle-rash. riness; discomfort. outcast, < sexuality. Nose: hayfever, < pollen, < dust, < tobacco. Delusion: cannot go back, or step back, they Face: repulsive look, stupefied; puff)'; lip have to go on. eruption. Body 632.11.10 Dracunculus vulgaris, Mouth: irritation, aphthae, lIlcers. Nose: rhinitis; obstructed nose, narrow air rum dracunculus Throat: burning; hoarse. passage, smelllost; long. Series: Hydrogen. Carbon and Silicon series; Lungs: cough; bronchitis; asthma; cancer. Male: prostate complamts. emphasis on Carbon series. Stolllach: irrilation; vomiting; dyspepsia; Moutn: clenched teeth. Clades: Araceae; Arales; Lilianae. nausea, < seeing food. Female: s\Vollen genitals; vaginitis, leucor­ Phase: 1; Subphase: ). Abdomen: fIatuience; problem of liver and rhoea, prolapse; gonorrhoea, chlamydia Stage: JO. spleen. inefctions. Rectum: constipation; tiring diarrhoea; Botany: it has

127 632.11.12 Monstera deliciosa ed, must breathe through the mouth; dis­ 632.11.16 Symplocarpus foetidus Series: H)'drogen, Carbon and Silicon series; charge, acrid, watery, fluids; crusts. bleeding, !ctodes foetidus, Pothos foelldus emphasis on Carbon series. bores, picks at nose until it bleeds; sneezing Series: Hydrogen, Carbon and Silicon series; Clades: Araceae; Arales; Lilianae. < night. emphasis on Carbon series. Phase: 1; Subphase: I. Mouth: violent irritation, burnîng, sting­ Clades: Araceae; Arales; Lilianae. Stage: 12. ing as with a hundred needies; gums bleed Phase: I; Subphase: I. easily, kissing, scorbutic; inflamed, caustic; Stage: 16. English: Mexican breadfruit. salivation; chapped lips.licks and picks them Content: calcium oxalate. untilthe)' bleed; corners cracked; palate. English: Skunk Cabbage. skunk weed. East­ Use: food. lips, burning; excoriated; tongue stitching, ern Skunk Cabbage, Clumpfoot Cabbage, stinging, intense pricking, as pins. stinging. Foetid Pothos, Pothos foetidus, Meadow Bod)' lancinations. prickJing, burning-hot, < pres­ Cabbage, Polecat Weed, Swamp Cabbage, Mouth: irritation. sure with teeth; swollen; papillae injected, Dracontium, Dracontium foetidum. Stomach: irritation. raised. 130tany: pungent. foul odour; pollinators Limbs: arthritis. Throat: violent burning, hot, prickling, scavenging flies, stoneflies and bees; ther­ Skin: eczema; snake bite. st inging, sore < talking or swallowing, mogenesis; contractile roots pullthe stem tickJing, constricting; inflamed; swallowing deeper into the mud. growing downward. constant, difficult, < pressure; seems too nar­ Content: calcium oxalate. row, swelling on left side above larynx, palate 632.11.13 Arum maculatum down; struma, goitre. Mind Series: H)'drogen, Carbon and Silicon series; Throat: larynx violent irritation, burning; Mother is dominant, overprotecting, loquac­ cmphasis on Carbon series. constriction; hoarseness, changeable, < talk­ ity. Clades: Araceae; Arales; Lilianae. ing or singing. Feels dirt)'. excluded. < genital herpes. Phase: I; Subphase: I. Lungs: hot breath; asthma; cough, loose, < H)'sterical nervouslless; atlacks of hysteria. Stage: 13. night, < Iying down; expectoration difficuit, Sudden anxiety. )'ellow threads; catarrh, chronici tuberculosis. Anxiet)', anguish, sudden, with oppression English: cuckoo-pint. Chest: oppression. and sweat, > stool. Stomach: pain, < pressing it. burning. con­ Absence of mind. inallention; thoughtless. Mind stricting; dyspepsia; vomiting, blood. deficiency of ideas. Children pick attheir lips, even though raw, Abdomen: empty, as aftel' vomiting, < morn­ Cross; impetuous; inclination to contradicl, which gives them pleasure. ings aftel' eating; oppression, ascending to contrary, irritable, intolerant of contradic­ Being slapped. chest, throat; painful pressure on a spot in tion. Picks and bores nose; bites his nails. abdomen, between navel and groin, < stand· Will-o'-the-wisp character. Morose, sulk)', cross, fretful, ill-humour. ing, < Iying on side or back, < expanding Erratic, spasmodic pains. peevish, < eating. chest, < stretching abdominal muscles, < Phlegmatic. Sadness, despondenc)'. depression, meIan­ pressure; colic, with anxiery; ascaris. Longing coming from a deep missing. choI)', weep)'. as though impending misfor­ Rectum: diarrhoea; prolapseus ani. Colour preference: 3e. tune. Urinary: urine copious, clear, light-co­ Fear: disease, h)'pochondriac. loured, watery, smell of burnt horn, cloudy General Ver)' taciturn. silent, <. talking, < eating. sediment; cloud in middle aftel' standing; Sensation: burning, pricking, smarting, Torpor. bleeding. pungent; flutlering; wandering. Prostrate, unable to speak. raises hands to Female: menses profuse. Weather: chili)'; open air; > cold air; > cold mouth. utlering a sharp cr)' and starting up Lîmbs: rheuma. applications. as if suffocating. Skin: red; erosions, vesicles, blisters; eczema Time: appeal' and disappeal' gradually; ap­ Clergymen. solare. peal' and disappeal' suddenly. Colour preference; IBD !. Sweat: copious. Desire: tobacco. General Food: < tobacco. Sensation: burning, needie; smarting. ex­ 632.11.15 Colocasia esculenta Sleep: sleepy, early in evening. posed; irritating; raw, stinging; itching; sore; Series: Hydrogen. Carbon and Silicon series; Physical: < dust; < motion; < smoke. to­ shooting. emphasis on Carbon series. bacco; > stool. Weather: < slight warmth. Clades: Araceae; Arales; Lilianae. Sweat: even in the elderly. Phase: I; Subphase: I. Body Time: < 3 pm. Stage: 15. General: suppuration of tumours, hardness Desire: thirst. of glands; haemorrhages, scurvy; dropsy. Aversion: food. English: Flamingo Flower; 130)' F1ower. Nervous: disordel's; spams, cramps; fits. Food: < flour. Content: calcium oxalate. epilepsy, convulsions, wirhouttongue bire. Sleep: sleep)', al most uncontrollable, < aftel' Culture: symbol of hospitality; guest presents incontinence. dinner. a bunch of anthuriums to your host. Vertigo: dizzy. Head: headache, congestive, in single spots, Bod)' Body in nervous persons; pressing pain tempies, General: scorbutus; scarlatina. Mouth: irritation. violent pulsation of temporal arteries; Energ)': weak; physical depression. Iassitude; Stomach: irritation. drawing in forehead, outward drawing from prostrate, unable to speak, raising hands Back: backache. glabella. frequenti}' to mouth and throat. uttering Limbs: pain. joints, muscles; paralysis; E}'es: temporary blindness; dimness of sighl. a sharp cry at intervals and starting up as spasms, cramps. Nose: red swelling across the bridge, like a if suffocated; profound torpor followed by saddle, sore < touch, left side; sneezing, vio­ febrile reaction. lent. with pain in throat; senile catarrh. Nervous: convulsions, horribie, + swelling of Nose: sneezing. allergic; hayfever; red swell­ tongue until it fills mouth. ing.like a saddle. across bridge and root of Vertigo: dizzy. nose. Head: slight pressure. stuffed-up, left tempie; Mouth: pains in palate, throat and oesopha­ headache.lefttemple. forehead to occiput, + gus to stomach. jaw locked, unable to articu­ stiff hands, + d)'spepsia; hot < cor)'za. late; tongue feels numb, red and sore on tip Eyes: violent irritation, aching inflammation and edges; toothache; numb tongue, < touch in left eye. teeth; pains in palate, throal. Ears: pressure below ears back of lower jaw. Throat; pain, < sneezing; burning extend­ Face: red. < sleep; chapped as if from cold ing to chest; oesophagus pain, < sneezing; wind; pressure below ears back of lower jaw. enlarged submaxillary glands. Nose: violent irritation; burning, left side, Lungs: spasmodic croup; trollblesome. + an­ root of nose; nostrils sore; polyps; obstruct­ guish and sweat; asthma, spasmodic, > stool,

128 << dust; MilIar's asthma; pertussis; dropsy; Time: 7 pm; 9 pm; < 3 am. Throat: burning, raw, smarting, tender, sore. inclined to take a deep breath; spasms; dys­ Food: < wine, brand}" coffee. dry, < talking, < swallowing; constant clear­ pnoea, < dust; chronic coughs, catarrh, colds, ing throat, hawking, coughing; pharyngitis; expectoralion difficuit; whooping cough; Body laryngismus stridulus, pseudo croup, tuberculosis, bronchitis; lung affections, General: unconquerable drowsiness in fright, < crying, < laughing. pleurisy, pulmonary consumplion. morning. Throat: larynx burning, raw, smarting, Heilrt: palpitations. Fever: passing chilIs in da},time, at the slight­ tender, sore; hoarse changeable, < talking, < Chest: pain, pressing sternum, wilh difficuit est draught of air. singing; Illuch mucus. brealhing; hollow, empty, constriction. f1ead: headache, pressing, persistent, dull, Lungs: cough, croup, haarse, night, < la­ Stomach: pain, spasm; belching; nausea, brain, occipital, < damp, stormy weather, < ryngeal irritation; rattling of mucus, < 7 am, vomiling; pain hurting, as if something was intellectual effort; violent, permanent, con­ if expirations are prolonged, < night, < Iying breaking off, pit of the stomach, cardiac end, tusive pain in the anterior lobes of the brain. down; expectoration watery, burning, acrid, : stepping firmly. Nose: irritation; polyps. later mucus with pus, thick, heavy, yellowish, ,\bdomen: colic and griping of the bowels; Throat: constant hawking up of thick, tena­ white, mucus; asthma, < night, < midnight, inOalion, distension, bloated, convulsion; cious, grey or brown mucus, blood-streaked. < cold; bronchial catarrh. lension; pain in single spots; rumbling, Throat: larynx hoarse, < evening, accom­ Heart: aching pain in praecordial region gurgling; Oatulence; worms; shaking, sensa­ panied by tickJing in the larynx and cough, and down lef! arm; heart beat so violently tion as if the entrails were hanging lose and especially aftel' sleeping. as to shake walls of chest; pulse rapid, hard tlablw : walking. Lungs: dry cough. and jerking; rapid, small and irregular, the L'rinar}': great urging; urine Jark. Heart: accelerated pulse, < eczema. artery seems to 1'011 under the fingcr and it Male: titillation, voluptuous but painful, Chest: dull, contusing pains, left chest, front, requires considerable pressure to be counted around corona glans. below the c1avicle, behind below the spine of correctl}'- Female: violent spaslllodic pains, < < labour; the scapula and near its inner border; burn­ Chest: dull heavy aching; shooting and ach­ promate the birth; amenorrhoea. ing heat behind the sternum and anterior ing pain in left brachial plexus of nerves. l.imbs: rigid, immovable; chronic rheuma­ portion of the chest. Stomach: sinking at pit; belching of Oatus. tism, erratic, spasmodic pains; aching along Stomach: colic, < cating. Abdomen: pain aching, burning, < flatus, > right tibia; aching pain in her left shouldcr, Abdomen: colic. violent attacks, contracting. flatus. panaritium. twisting. < wine, brandy, coffee, > stool. um­ Rectum: aching, burning; stool copious. Skin: dermatitis; u!cers, itch, tUlllours-stimu­ bilical rl'gion with diarrhoea. + bladder pres­ f1uid, bilious; bJlious diarrhoea. + borbor}'g­ lates granulation and eases pain; herpes; sure, + urging 10 urinate; sensitive, constant mus and emission of flatus; constipaled. Urinary: urination tender, smarting, burning u!cers; blisters. heat in the abdomen; acute enterocolitis. orifice of urethra. < urination; urgmg; urine Rectum: smarting and tea ring pains, stool; scantl', high coloured, copious, limpid. diarrhoea, < food; stoolliquid, very soft, Male: fine shooting left spermatic cord; penis scantl', yellowish or dark, frothy mucus, + f1accid, relaxed; desire diminished, absent; Symplocarpus foetidus, Case flatus. impotence. Case by Maja Miedema. Back: dull pains behind the left scapula. Back: shooting in left anterior infcrior Gir!, 13, asthma. ~ Limbs: fingers red, as if burnt, itching mili­ triangle of neek, near c1avicle; aching along Asthma < dust, cats, < dogs, < grass, < ary vesides, < pressure. spine, especially between scapulae and in lumbar region, with weakness across loins. horse, > outside, > stool, < anger. Skin: prickJing, formicatioJl as from hun­ Limbs: aching pain, outer left foot, left hand, Anger < contradiction. dreds of needies, tips of fingers, < bathing, < forearm, right shoulder, right humerus; Acne. night, < in bed, later desquamation; miliary tingling, stmging, fingers, toes, right hand Dream: fairy tales; giants; devils with goat vesicles. is warmer redder, swollen, as circulation is feet. impeded; sharp shooting pain in styloidpro­ Writes stories. cess of right ulna; shootmg down rlght thigh; Feels guilty about her father, fears he will die heat in palms; burning in soles. from disease, being angry at her. 632.11 Asterostigma luschnathianum Skin: chronic itching; pimples, lichen, nose; Arum dracontium vesicles; blisters; urtlCaria near right elbow. Analysis Series: Hydrogen, Carbon and Silicon series; Carbon series: guilty about her father; fears emphasis on Carbon series. falher will die from disease, < being angry at Clades: Araceae; Arales; Lilianae. her; dream giants, devils. Phase: I; Subphase: I. Araceae: handicapped children. Symplocarpus foctidus: asthma < dust. English: Green dragon. Source: Or Hart.

Mind Energy: languor and depression of spirits. 632.11 Arum italicum l3ites nails. Series: Hydrogen, Carbon and Silicon series; emphasis on Carbon series. Genera) Clades: Araceae; Arales; Lilianae. Sensation: burning, raw, pulling. Phase: 1; Subphase: I. Sweat: neck, breast. Time: I pm < 7 am, < 8 pm. Source: Paul Pitet. Sleep: sleepless, < bronchitis.

Mind Body Restlessness, nervousness; uneasiness. rnfection: influenza. Absent-mindedness. Head: heavy, shooting pain in ears, aching Dullness, sluggishness, difficulty of thinking pain behind right ear. and comprehending; intellectual incapac­ Eyes: conjunctivae injectcd, < waking, lids ily; prostration of mind; mental exhaustion, dry, stuff, agglutinated, burning, smarting brain·fatigue, brain fag. edges. Drowsiness every morning, oppressive, Ears: shooting pain in ear, leaving fullness unconguerable sleepiness. and aching in middle ear. Face: purpil'; flushing; chapped as if from Genera) cold wind. Sensation: burning, prickJing, as if hundrcds Nose: irritation; obstructed. must breathe of needies. through the mouth; bores in his nose or ';Veather: < damp weather. pieks at it until it bleeds; sneezing more al Sweat: copious, < night, chest, smelling of night; polyps. i\)'. Mouth: cracks; picks and licks lips.

l29 .=-~ ~ ., ~ -.... - ,; • : ., ~ Order 5ubclass Phase N 5ubphase 1 5ubphase 2 5ubphase 3 5ubphase 4 5ubphase 5 5ubphase 6 5ubphase 7 66610 Campanulidae Aquifoliales 1 Cardioptendaceae Stemonuraceae Aquifoliaceae PhyHonomaceae Helwinglaceae Dulongiaceae 66620 Campanulidae Bruniales 2 Brunraceae Desfontalniaceae Escalloniaceae Eremosynaceae Polyosmaceae I Tribelaceae 665.7( 66630 Campanul,dae Campanula les 3 Menyanthaceae 5tyl,diaceae Rousseaceae Campanulaceae Lobel,aceae Gooden,aceae Calyceraceae -665.6 66640 Campanul,dae Asterales 4 Mutsleae Cardueae C,choneae Hel,antheae Astereae Senecioneae Anthem,deae 66650 Campanul'dae Araliales 5 Macklnlayaceae Pennantr;JCeé::le Torncell,aceae Gnselrnlaceae Araliaceae P,ttosporaceae Myodocarpaceae -665.5 66660 Campanul,dae D,psacales 6 Adoxaceae Linneaceae Valenanaceae Dipsacaceae Caprifoliaceae D,erv,lleaceae Paracryphiaceae 665.4 66670 Campanulidae Ap.ales 7 Hydrocotyloidae 5aniculo,dae Bupleuro,dae Ap,o,dae Dauco,dae Myrrho,dae Oenant.hoidae -665.3' 66510 Lamlfdae 1 Hydrostachyaceae Garryaceae Loasaceae Nyssaceae Cornaceae Icadnaceae 66520 Lamildae Gentianales 2 Gelsemiaceae Gentianaceae Loganiaceae Rauvolheae Apocyneae Asclepiadaceae 665.2 66530 Lami,dae Borag,nales 3 Hydrophyllaceae Wellstediaceae Boraginaceae Hel.otropiaceae Cordiaceae Ehretiaceae Lennoaceae - 665.1 66540 Lamiidae Rubiales 4 AVlcennraceae Rub,oideae Coptosapelteae Ixoroideae Cinchonoideae Oleaceae ~6550 Lamiidae Lamiales 5 Plantag,naceae Gesnenaceae 5tilb;]ceae 5crophulanaceae Lamiaceae Phrymaceae Orobanchaceae - 66560 Lamiidae Verbenales 6 5chlegeliaceae Acarthaceae Martyniaceae Verbenaceae Bignoniaceae Pedaliaceae Lentibulanaceae 663.7 66570 Lamiidae 50lanales 7 Daturoideae Solanoideae N,cot,ano,deae Lyc,o,deae Caps,coideae Convolvulaceae Cuscutaceae - 66410 Encldae Balsam,nales 1 PelllcJer,JCE:~ae Tetrameristaceae Balsam,naceae Marcgraviaceae 663.6 66420 Encidae Polemoniales 2 Cobaeaceae Polemoniaceae Fouqurerraceae Asteranthaceae -663.5 66430 Ericidae Primulales 3 Maesaceae Acanthogiliaceae Primulaceae Myrslnace

62260 Magnol'idae P,perales 6 P,peraceae Saururaceae Hydnoraceae (-_. 62270 Magnoilldae Anstolochiales 7 Anstoloch,aceae I PI 62110 Nymphaeidae Nymphaeales 1 Nymphaeaceae I 61110 Amborell,dae Amborellales 1 Amborellaceae : Ja '-_.

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SubpllMe I CardlOjlltrldoceae 8rtJnkiceae Menyanthaceae MU~I"'e Madinklya,,... Ad"aeeae HydrocOl,/loldae Subph... 2 Sremonulaceae Desmaceae lobehace.. A$tereae Arahac..e Capnlolia<:eae Daucoidae Subpllase 6 HelwlfJgiiKe.. Gooderllaceae Soroecioneae PHtosporiKeae DieMllt'oceae MyrrtlQidae Subpllase 7 Oulongraceae Tnbel.Keae Calyenales 7. Sol.nales Subphase I Hydrosladlyac... HyIIrophyUa,eae IA",c"""oaceae Planlaginaceae Seldegehacea. Oaturoldeae SubpllMe 2 Ga"'lilC'" Gelsemraceae WeliSledlMeae Geace.. LO<}'Ihldaceae Pentap/lyla

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Subpl\ase 7 Sarcobataceae ~p/lanJaceae S,mmondertdopsidales 55 Malvldae I. Crossosomatales 2. Huerteales 1 Malvales 4 saplndales 5. astales 6. Brasslcales 7 santalales Subjlhase 1 PloamnlclC.eae Gerrardmaceae Sttrculiaoaceae fagaceae Caesalpmrae Ulmaceae Te!Tamel.K... Subphase 5 Cunonlaceae O:idaceae Smilacaceae CYl'lIpedioidfae

Sullphase J POlarnogelOnaceae 1nchopodaceae Cydanlhaceae Dasypogonaceae Hyaonlhace.. Tri(yrta~ae OrdllClordeae 5ubpha

Subpllase 4 11kia,... I Magnoll