Gymnocarpium dryopteris

3-443.16.10EssenceThis personality has very rigid ideas and conditions. He is convinced of his own rightness, in a forced way, but underneath he is insecure. He clings to his faith, his rules. This can arise from being a member of strict groups, member of the Pentecostal church. The church gives him affirmation. He is proud of his children, his offspring and derives his status from them. His wife, as a mother of 10 children, identifies with holy Mary. They live for the children, that's the only foothold in life. They are harsh in judging others who think differently. He derives his right for sex from the religious rules.MindChildren drilled by parents and teachers.
The children are passive, they have no resistance, no personality and no other experiences.
Parents who see their actions as very loving, but it is one of formal love, it is living by the rules, to follow instinct without guilt.
Spock upbringing.
Teachers punishing pupils with a stick, from afar.
Teachers punishing children by beating, with a trembling stick.
Feeling of having no place.
Soldiers drilled in the army.
The idea that children should be protected with set rules.
Pastors preaching the rules and if you follow the rules then you are good.
Family group, clan.
Orthodox religions: Mormons, Jehovah's Witnesses, Amish, Orthodox jews.
Perishing in a group.
Unbending and rigid.
Male and female at the same time.
Unclear gender.
Personality is not clear, not noticeable, hidden.
Quite unsure, does not know what is right and wrong.
Fluctuating feeling in the head.
Early life trauma.
A weak personality hiding in the group.
Going outside the rules is not accepted at all.BodyAction: anti-inflammatory, anthelmintic, antiseptic, pain-relieving; anti-parasitic.
Head: shaky.
Abdomen: liver diseases, injuries, necrosis; worms; diseases of the spleen.
Urinary: diseases, cystitis; nephritis.
Limbs: arthritis, chronic; rheumatic pain, arthrosis; gout.
Skin: dermatitis; wounds, bruises and ulcers.