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Re: stab

Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 1:22 pm
by Joy Lucas
Dear Beverley, I agree with Robyn - the 'stabbing' could be a fear of
being stabbed in the back, emotionally speaking = let down,
disappointed, someone taking revenge. But you have to follow this sx
through and ask him what it means. If an answer isn't forthcoming it
would be difficult to use this sx, although you could look for similar
themes throughout the case, perhaps there is a mirror image of this on
the physical plane. Basically you have to find out if fear is the sx or
the stabbing is the sx.

From what you say here he seems to have been really poorly and many of
the sx you relate appear to be much more useful than an unqualified
emotional sx.

High moral fibre
Dutiful
Suffers in silence (suppressed emotions)
Fear of being hurt (stabbed)
Lymphoma
Easily put down (yielding)
SAI gravel in joints (is this uric acid diathesis, gout like or
connected to the lymphoma) + sore muscles
Tendency to stagger
Easy bruising, purple skin
Suppurating skin

Makes me think of a few rx such as the Aurum group, especially Aurum
mur and the Manganum group.

But there is a lot missing from the case and it needs to be finished
with a totality and exploration or these inner feelings if possible as
well as pain, location, extension, modalities of the physical sx. Hope
useful, best wishes, Joy

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Re: stab

Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 2:25 pm
by ehc
thanks joy

kind regards

Beverly
www.eternalhealthconcepts.com

Re: stab

Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 5:13 pm
by d_barbara_hamilton
Hi Beverly,

I haven't been following this thread, but would also throw in Plumbum after reading
Joy's comments on the case - Plb also has a fear of being assassinated:

Mind; FEAR; Murdered, of being (p, 18, 1-1) (18) : absin., ars., bell., but-ac., caps.,
Cimic., cyg-c., lac-f., nelu., op., phos., Plat., plb., rhus-t., staph., stram., tab., thal.

(Although this rubric does not define the 'method' of assault, and stabbing doesn't
necessarily lead to death.)

Not sure if anyone else posted this one too:

Mind; FEAR; Attacked, of being (p, 10, 2-2) (10)

So, if your pt doesn't have the following essence, it probably isn't worth looking at
Plb:

" So the feeling of Plumbum is he needs to be one of the highest performers and in
one of the highest position and all this involves performance and as well as strong
defence as there is the danger of being assassinated. " [Sankaran]

bw, Barbara

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Re: stab

Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 11:19 pm
by ehc
thanks Barbara, I will keep it in mind

Beverly
www.eternalhealthconcepts.com