Volvariella surrecta

Sense proving, 26-10-2019, Haltern am See, JanProverThe fungus is small and parasiting on a bigger fungus, Clitocybe nebularis. I had the idea when I heard that that it had to be Phase 7, being a parasite. But when I start the proving it feels as very weak and soft instead of hard and taking. The fungus stands on the other because it cannot stand on itself, it needs support to be able to stand and live. It gives a strong impression of Phase 2 and Stage 2.
I get the image of a child with an inborn disease, a genetic neurological or chromosome disturbance. Something like Down syndrome. As if they are cheerful, happy, laughing, but lacking the capability to live on their own. They need lifelong support.
There is no idea of a will, impotence.
Maybe also Phase 1 or Stage 1, as there is no idea of reflection.