Rubric importance
Posted: Sat Dec 19, 2009 6:33 am
If someone has bad reaction to a food such as bread, though you might call it
gluten intolerant on the physical level...but if they have a strong emotional
reaction..irritation, anger...etc...I'm guessing that you need a remedy that
covers the worse from bread but also any outstanding characteristics of the
anger reaction, like turns blue with anger, or cries when angry, or throws
things. But if none of those particulars of the reaction are in the worse from
bread rubric...Would one stay within the remedies in the worse from
bread....assuming that this is usually the only time the person gets angry or
overly angry or overly irritated?
Also, and this has nothing to do with the above question...does anyone have a
list of remedies that cry after they are angry?
gluten intolerant on the physical level...but if they have a strong emotional
reaction..irritation, anger...etc...I'm guessing that you need a remedy that
covers the worse from bread but also any outstanding characteristics of the
anger reaction, like turns blue with anger, or cries when angry, or throws
things. But if none of those particulars of the reaction are in the worse from
bread rubric...Would one stay within the remedies in the worse from
bread....assuming that this is usually the only time the person gets angry or
overly angry or overly irritated?
Also, and this has nothing to do with the above question...does anyone have a
list of remedies that cry after they are angry?