Minutus

Dear Sara

MIND - FRIENDSHIP, sweet outpourings of - May be a possibility

I think it depends how you read it. A bit like
A friend in need is a friend indeed!
- A 'friend' who is in need will act very friendly to you.
- But a person who acts in a friendly manner when one is in need, is a TRUE
friend!

But as only ALCO is indicated you need to be careful.
With her husband 15 years younger and chasing after other women then issues
of ANGER and Jealousy are possibly supreme!
Why does she wish to befriend her enemies - to lull them into a false sense
of security to then attack them or as a way of putting them to shame.

Also in some cultures it has been seen that two women after the same man
will collude against him - so what are the tactics being played??

Rgds
Soroush
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Thanks Soroush,

I can reassure you that there is nothing sweet about this woman.

I have given her Staphysagria with great results during the course of her
treatment, which has been ongoing now for 18 months. I am also providing
psychological counseling.

The reason for keeping her 'enemies' nearby or befriending them, as she
says, is in order to be in control, to know what's going on. She is also a
gossip of the first order, needs to know what's going on with everyone. She
creates her life based on being in the know.

I have not presented the whole case, just this one interesting statement.
This case is way too complex to present it at this stage, we have been
cruising along pretty nicely, as she is now in remission...

Sara

"Finrod" wrote:

This description of her motives and behavior makes me think strongly of an
animal remedy. Certainly the rubric "suspicious" seems to apply. Also
"Gossiping." "Sly, deceitful." "Jealous," of course. When/if you're
looking for a different remedy for her,maybe a snake? scorpion? spider?
Apis? I've forgotten the beginning of this thread, if you actually gave
the case or symptoms, which of course would have to fit physically as well
as emotionally.

For what it's worth... Rosemary