Dwells on past relationship

[Christine Wyndham-Thomas]

Yep. Individualization, not generalization.
Regards
Christine
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[Ellen Madono]

I have a very old time patient who escapes into sexual fantasiies all the time. He acted on this tendency and with much inner work re-established his relationship with his wife. He knows it is his escape valve. I have not been able to remove this symptom although it is a huge energy drain. He has been onPhos for the last couple of years, but there arereally no other symptoms left. I am thinkng of going back to Tub that we used many years ago for hypersensitivity issues. Hw sewa dolls late at night to get relief. The repetative stitching motion of the needle helps. A yogi, community social organizaer and artist runner. Again repatative motion is the key.

I don't know if this case is introspective enough to care or access the drive behind the sexual preoccupation. It might help.
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[Dale Moss]

Have you looked at Origanum?
Peace,
Dale
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[Ellen Madono]

Thanks Dale. I had given up, but I will try working on this case again. I don't charge if I don't get results. ha ha. So I better get results.
Best,
Ellen
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[vtyekkir]

Hi,

Cupr-f is a remedy to be considered in this sort of a situation.
Following is from Scholten.

V T Yekkirala

Cuprum fluoratum is used as blue pigment in ceramics and also as a weed
killer.
Concepts
Cuprum
Serious
Cramp
Ritual
Maintaining
Guarding
Telling tales
Observed agg.
Fluoratum
Immoral
Breaking taboos
Glamour
Possessions Gambling
Sex
Hard
Superficial
Narcissist
Psychopathic
Lively
Group analysis
Cramp around sex: vaginismus
Ritual sex
Holding on to the glamour.
Desperately grabbing what you can get.
Telling tales when someone breaks with taboos.
An immoral guard.
Stiffening when you are touched or looked at.
A ritualistic psychopath.
Picture of Cuprum Fluoratum: : cramp around the issue of sex.
Essence: desperately trying to hold on to glamour.
Desperately trying to hold on to glamour
They love to be glamourous and they usually succeed because they are
good lookers and smooth talkers. But when something threatens their
glamourous position they get very afraid. What if other people won't
notice them anymore and they will be cast aside? They will try and do
anything to maintain their former position. Everything has to stay as it
was. Desperately hanging on to the old ways, they are unable to go with
the flow of new developments. It is like a sort of mental cramp, which
doesn't help the situation at all, if anything it will hasten the loss
of their social position.
Cramp in sex: vaginismus
The above mentioned problem may also manifest itself in the sexual
sphere. Their way of handling sex becomes cramped and desperate. They
want to hold on to the nice experiences they once had. This cramp may
express itself literally in the form of vaginismus.
--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, Ellen Madono wrote:
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re-established
have
drain.
no
many
get
is
the
Repertory"
Brooding,
main
recent
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look
not.
indications
shouldn't

[Shannon Nelson]

I've been brooding over this…

I think it's important to recognize that, although this person's disturbance concerns events in the *present* (which the rubrics suggest refers more to Ignatia), it seems to me that the *tendency* to this sort of thing is also part of her long-term state, which refers more to Nat-m.

Single event, vs. tendency…?

Again tho, looking to the rest of the symptom picture would be crucial.

Shannon
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[Shannon Nelson]

So (relating to my just-prior), the important part about this rubric is *not* that the person had a terrible disappointment in love (which might give rise to a new Ignatia state), but that they are the *sort* of person who will *tend* to fall in love with (not coachmen specifically, but) inappropriate or unavailable people in general. E.g. perhaps someone married and emotionally distant.

Shannon

[Shannon Nelson]

Lucy, Lac-hum is such an interesting remedy! I'm curious how frequently you find it successfully indicated?

Shannon
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[Ellen Madono]

Hi Yekkirala,
That is interesting. Cup does not fit my personality image, but those do not always work. Certainly a good attention getter and entertainer. Very unhappy when he does not get his kudoos.
I don't think Sholten's work is based on provings so I am careful with it.
Best,
Ellen Madono
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