Had some thoughts
adept, skilful, coordinated, equipoise etc...
Mercury, the mythological God supposedly presides over all that requires skill and dexterity (as in playing the Lyre) - if you are this way inclined, then a look at the Mercs could be interesting, and any other associated remedies
Lac felinum has been associated with dexterity and I would think that many in the animal world would exhibit this
Hering mentions dexterity of motion with Agaricus
People under the influence of Cannabis indica have been known to show dexterity where it wasn't evident before
Sepia - linguistic dexterity
Boron and lead negatively affect dexterity and I am sure there are many others
just some ideas
Robyn
Ambidextrous/dexterity
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merrileecoblenz
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Re: Ambidextrous/dexterity
Thanks Robin
some great ideas to explore. I have also read somewhere somehow
sometime that Med. is the remedy
merrilee --- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "Robyn" wrote:
requires skill and dexterity (as in playing the Lyre) - if you are
this way inclined, then a look at the Mercs could be interesting, and
any other associated remedies
that many in the animal world would exhibit this
show dexterity where it wasn't evident before
many others
that studies have shown that ambidextrous people are more emotionally
independent, more determined, more adaptable to new situations adn
more apt to handle problems without giving up. If this is so, then
maybe a personality type can lead you to a remedy that may cover some
of these. See if these fit with your client.
ambidextrous people have 11% larger corpus collosa joining the left
and right side of brain than right-handed people. The upside for
right-handed people is that they can increase this area by
practicing, however, this is not as easy as it sounds, alot of people
complaining that using the non-dominant hand causes great tension and
in some anxiety.
confused about which hand to use, and constantly swap hands during
activities - I have seen this in some kids and it causes them to be
less skilled at either hand than those sticking to one.
happening on the left eg. Phos
now interested enough to look into it further.
future. The learned usually find themselves equipped to live in a
world that no longer exists." (E. Hoffer)
a
in
it
reach
the
found
handed
instruments. I
right. I
left to
I see
in this
ambidextrous -
both
ain't
an
standard -
causes no
play,
types are
the
a
some great ideas to explore. I have also read somewhere somehow
sometime that Med. is the remedy
merrilee --- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "Robyn" wrote:
requires skill and dexterity (as in playing the Lyre) - if you are
this way inclined, then a look at the Mercs could be interesting, and
any other associated remedies
that many in the animal world would exhibit this
show dexterity where it wasn't evident before
many others
that studies have shown that ambidextrous people are more emotionally
independent, more determined, more adaptable to new situations adn
more apt to handle problems without giving up. If this is so, then
maybe a personality type can lead you to a remedy that may cover some
of these. See if these fit with your client.
ambidextrous people have 11% larger corpus collosa joining the left
and right side of brain than right-handed people. The upside for
right-handed people is that they can increase this area by
practicing, however, this is not as easy as it sounds, alot of people
complaining that using the non-dominant hand causes great tension and
in some anxiety.
confused about which hand to use, and constantly swap hands during
activities - I have seen this in some kids and it causes them to be
less skilled at either hand than those sticking to one.
happening on the left eg. Phos
now interested enough to look into it further.
future. The learned usually find themselves equipped to live in a
world that no longer exists." (E. Hoffer)
a
in
it
reach
the
found
handed
instruments. I
right. I
left to
I see
in this
ambidextrous -
both
ain't
an
standard -
causes no
play,
types are
the
a