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3-432.14.13
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3-432.14.13
EssenceThis personality struggles with letting go of control or authority, particularly those who were once powerful and now feel irrelevant. He has strong confidence and dominance but feels trapped in outdated ways of thinking. He feels stagnated, blocked, stuck, unable to move forward from past patterns.
MindTheme: authority, responsibility, leadership.
Authority figures, old leaders, basking in past glory, struggling for power, unwilling to let go of power.
Sense of enormous internal power, as if growing beyond limits, followed by a realisation that their power was tied to the past.
Self-confidence, domineering, as if they were at the top of a hierarchy.
Feelings of dominance, confidence, superiority, but also a fear of being left behind.
Symbol of survival and strength, endurance.
Stuck in repetitive patterns, resisting inevitable transformation.
Thoughts of old age, loss of relevance, existential despair.
Suicidal thoughts, feeling that their time had passed.
Existential crises related to aging, change, and loss of identity.
Moments of clarity and wisdom, mixed with stubborn resistance to change.
Sadness and nostalgia for past power and relevance.
Fluctuations between confidence and existential doubt.
Feelings of navigating a labyrinth, seeking an exit.
Dreams and visions: prehistoric imagery, dinosaurs, and ancient landscapes, symbolising survival and adaptation.
GeneralSensation: growing, expanding, inflating like a balloon.
BodyGeneral: polyp.
Action: diuretic.
Head: headache, pressure, around the right side and eyes.
Face: burning, itching, tingling, especially around the mouth; itching eyebrows.
Mouth: dry lips and
Throat: dry, with an urge to drink more water.
Chest: heavy, tight, from suppressed emotions.
Urinary: urination frequent, copious.
Back: itching neck.
Skin: itching; eczema; sore; wounds.

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