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- 2. Disease
- 3. Classifications
- 4. Cations
- 5. Calciums
- 6. Magnesiums
- 7. Kaliums
- 8. Natriums
- 9. Carbons
- 10. Graphites
- 11. Calcium carbonicum
- 12. Magnesium carbonicum
- 13. Magnesium carbonicum
- 14. Magnesium carbonicum
- 15. Natrium carbonicum
- 16. Natrium carbonicum
- 17. Chlorums
- 18. Chlorum
- 19. Chlorum
- 20. Calcium muriaticum
- 21. Calcium muriaticum
- 22. Magnesium muriaticum
- 23. Magnesium muriaticum
- 24. Kalium muriaticum
- 25. Kalium muriaticum
- 26. Natrium muriaticum
- 27. Sulphurs
- 28. Sulphur
- 29. Calcium sulphuricum
- 30. Calcium sulphuricum
- 31. Magnesium sulphuricum
- 32. Magnesium sulphuricum
- 33. Kalium sulphuricum
- 34. Kalium sulphuricum
- 35. Natrium sulphuricum
- 36. Phosphors
- 37. Phosphorus
- 38. Calcium phosphoricum
- 39. Calcium phosphoricum
- 40. Magnesium phosphoricum
- 41. Magnesium phosphoricum
- 42. Kalium phosphoricum
- 43. Kalium phosphoricum
- 44. Natrium phosphoricum
- 45. Natrium phosphoricum
- 46. Barium
- 47. Barium carbonicum
- 48. Barium muriaticum
- 49. Barium muriaticum
- 50. Barium sulphuricum
- 51. Barium sulphuricum
- 52. Barium phosphoricum
- 53. Barium phosphoricum
- 54. Hydrogeniums
- 55. Acidum sulphuricum
- 56. Acidum sulphuricum
- 57. Acidum phosphoricum
- 58. Acidum phosphoricum
- 59. Ammoniums
- 60. Ammonium carbonicum
- 61. Ammonium carbonicum
- 62. Ammonium muriaticum
- 63. Ammonium muriaticum
- 64. Ammonium sulphuricum
- 65. Ammonium sulphuricum
- 67. Ammonium phosphoricum
- 68. Ammonium phosphoricum
- 69. Nitrogeniums
- 70. Acidum nitricum
- 71. Calcium nitricum
- 72. Calcium nitricum
- 73. Kalium nitricum
- 74. Kalium nitricum
- 75. Kalium nitricum
- 76. Natrium nitricum
- 77. Natrium nitricum
- 78. Barium nitricum
- 79. Barium nitricum
- 80. Fluors
- 81. Calcium fluoratum
- 82. Calcium fluoratum
- 83. Magnesium fluoratum
- 84. Magnesium fluoratum
- 85. Magnesium fluoratum
- 86. Kalium fluoratum
- 87. Kalium fluoratum
- 88. Natrium fluoratum
- 89. Natrium fluoratum
- 90. Natrium fluoratum
- 91. Barium fluoratum
- 92. Barium fluoratum
- 93. Bromiums
- 94. Bromium
- 95. Bromium
- 96. Calcium bromatum
- 97. Calcium bromatum
- 98. Magnesium bromatum
- 99. Magnesium bromatum
- 100. Kalium bromatum
- 101. Kalium bromatum
- 102. Iodiums
- 103. Magnesium iodatum
- 104. Magnesium iodatum
- 105. Kalium iodatum
- 106. Kalium iodatum
- 107. Natrium iodatum
- 108. Natrium iodatum
- 109. Iron series
- 110. Vanadium
- 111. Vanadium
- 112. Vanadium
- 113. Kalium bichromicum
- 114. Chromium
- 115. Chromium
- 116. Manganum
- 117. Manganum
- 118. Ferrum
- 119. Ferrum muriaticum
- 120. Ferrum muriaticum
- 121. Ferrum sulphuricum
- 122. Ferrum sulphuricum
- 123. Ferrum sulphuricum
- 124. Ferrum phosphoricum
- 125. Ferrum phosphoricum
- 126. Ferrum iodatum
- 127. Ferrum iodatum
- 128. Niccolum
- 129. Niccolum
- 130. Cuprum metallicum
- 131. Zincum
- 132. Argentum
- 133. Argentum
- 134. Argentum
- 135. Argentum
- 136. Argentum
- 137. Argentum
- 138. Times
- 139. Literature
- 140. Periodic system
Chlorums
1-230.07.17The MuriaticumsOf the Muriaticums we only really know Nat-m and Magnesium muriaticum quite well. Our knowledge of remedies like Kalium muriaticum and Mur-ac is quite superficial. What then is the theme of the Muriaticums?Self-pity
When I compare Nat-m with Nat-c, I often notice the greatest difference in the area of self-pity. Nat-c bears his grief with dignity, whilst Nat-m is often very bitter about what has been done to him. They feel that it is all unfair, and they brood about that. They get an air of 'poor me' about them. We can find this theme of self-pity very clearly in Magnesium muriaticum too. There is a feeling of pity and unfairness.Care and nurturingThis self-pity stems from a need to be nurtured and cared for. In Magnesium muriaticum the fear of being abandoned and left uncared for, is so great, that they dare not get angry any more. In Nat-m there is a lack of nurturing, they do feel the need deep inside, but they live with the realisation that they have been left alone. That is why Nat-m is the great remedy after the loss of a loved one. But another situation in which a Nat-m state can develop, is the incubator: the baby is completely left to his own (emotional) fate.MotherDirectly related to the need to be nurtured is the mother. In many Muriaticums we can find problems with the mother. In Nat-m you often see a cold, strict, and certainly not a very loving mother. Or she is completely absent. With Magnesium muriaticum we often find she is a quarrelsome mother. The mother is also the symbol of nurturing, as in the expression 'mother earth'. In cases where you find problems related to the mother figure, it is necessary to think of a Muriaticum.AttentionFrom the characteristics mentioned above we can deduce that attention is a central theme with the Muriaticums. They ask for a lot of attention, or the opposite, they have lost all hope of getting it. Attention is something in which you can bask, like a cat who always sits on that part of the newspaper that you are just reading.Self-awarenessOur self-awareness has the function of focusing the attention. So there is a close relationship between attention and self-awareness. The ego is a part of us that not only gives attention, it is also a part that needs a lot of warmth and attention. Flattering the ego is a good expression of this. This theme manifests itself in that their life is very feeling-orientated, as expressed in dreams about water.
Quite a few words which play a role with the Muriaticums, have the same root: mother, mere, mare (sea), muri(aticum).General characteristicsPhysique: thin.
Location: left.
Temperature: slightly warm, < > sea.
Time: < 11 pm.
Desires: salt, starch.
Aversion: meat.
Menses: < before, during or after menses, < after pregnancy.
Sleep: falling asleep is difficult.ComplaintsSwollen and painful breasts before menses.
When I compare Nat-m with Nat-c, I often notice the greatest difference in the area of self-pity. Nat-c bears his grief with dignity, whilst Nat-m is often very bitter about what has been done to him. They feel that it is all unfair, and they brood about that. They get an air of 'poor me' about them. We can find this theme of self-pity very clearly in Magnesium muriaticum too. There is a feeling of pity and unfairness.Care and nurturingThis self-pity stems from a need to be nurtured and cared for. In Magnesium muriaticum the fear of being abandoned and left uncared for, is so great, that they dare not get angry any more. In Nat-m there is a lack of nurturing, they do feel the need deep inside, but they live with the realisation that they have been left alone. That is why Nat-m is the great remedy after the loss of a loved one. But another situation in which a Nat-m state can develop, is the incubator: the baby is completely left to his own (emotional) fate.MotherDirectly related to the need to be nurtured is the mother. In many Muriaticums we can find problems with the mother. In Nat-m you often see a cold, strict, and certainly not a very loving mother. Or she is completely absent. With Magnesium muriaticum we often find she is a quarrelsome mother. The mother is also the symbol of nurturing, as in the expression 'mother earth'. In cases where you find problems related to the mother figure, it is necessary to think of a Muriaticum.AttentionFrom the characteristics mentioned above we can deduce that attention is a central theme with the Muriaticums. They ask for a lot of attention, or the opposite, they have lost all hope of getting it. Attention is something in which you can bask, like a cat who always sits on that part of the newspaper that you are just reading.Self-awarenessOur self-awareness has the function of focusing the attention. So there is a close relationship between attention and self-awareness. The ego is a part of us that not only gives attention, it is also a part that needs a lot of warmth and attention. Flattering the ego is a good expression of this. This theme manifests itself in that their life is very feeling-orientated, as expressed in dreams about water.
Quite a few words which play a role with the Muriaticums, have the same root: mother, mere, mare (sea), muri(aticum).General characteristicsPhysique: thin.
Location: left.
Temperature: slightly warm, < > sea.
Time: < 11 pm.
Desires: salt, starch.
Aversion: meat.
Menses: < before, during or after menses, < after pregnancy.
Sleep: falling asleep is difficult.ComplaintsSwollen and painful breasts before menses.