rubric for feels shattered (Falco)

[lightspirals]

Speaking of shattered/brittle and Falco - does anyone know if the bird used was also injured like the eagle was for that proving?
And was it wild or one trained by a falconer?

Liz

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[Jean Doherty]

In shattered I would think has passed the brittle fragile state. It has happened?/ Jean

[Leilanae]

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http://www.hpathy.com/materiamedica/let ... egrine.asp

Falco peregrinus is the homeopathic remedy produced from the Peregrine Falcon. A small piece of feather and a sample of blood were taken from Nesbit, a captive bred Peregrine Tiercel, 2 years of age, to produce the remedy.
All information on the remedy-proving have been taken from:

The HomoepathicProving
Misha Norland & TG15

[Lynn Cremona]

The Jeremy Sherr Eagle (
Haliaeetus leucocephalus) proving was done from a sample of blood that had been drawn for diagnostic purposes on an Eagle that had been rescued after having been shot.
This information can be found in Dynamic Provings Vol I by Sherr
Falco Peregrinus Disciplinatus
Falcon
by Misha Norland

A remedy prepared from the blood and feather of a Peregrine Tiercel, bred in captivity and trained to hunt.
Lynn
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[lightspirals]

Thanks, I didn't have handy access about the source bird. Ok, so it wasn't injured like the Eagle source but was bred in captivity. The captivity element came through, as said in the statement:
Misha Norland was led towards the proving of this remedy by a case of sustained sexual abuse ... "The relationship between falconer and falcon suggests a perverted bond of persecutor and victim". In general, the remedy is useful where the client feels constrained or dominated. (found on Structural Homeopathy).
Liz

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[lightspirals]

Thank you Lynn. I knew about the Eagle part - it would be great if we were also able to prove one that hadn't been shot. Difficult to obtain...
Liz

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