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Chara intermedia
3-222.21.04221.21.04 Chara intermediaEnglish: Stonewort.
Source: Heidi Brand.
Botany: multicellular; superficially resemble land plants; stem-like and leaf-like structures; branching complex, derived from apical cells which cut off segments at the base to form nodal and internodal cells alternately, anchored to the littoral substrate by means of branching underground rhizoids; rough to the touch due to deposited calcium salts; unpleasant smell of hydrogen sulphide.TaxonomyCharophyta; Charophyceae; Charales; Characeae; Chara.IntroductionThe theme of dementia is strong. It is like a child state, more even foetal state.
They block every proposal, things shall not be modified; anything new is scary and may fail; they insist on usual procedures because new things bring unbearable uncertainty.MindMisty: dizzy, blurred, shadowy, dull; confused, disoriented, as if under a bell jar, nothing goes in, nothing goes out.
They can propel themselves drifting away, have no initiative, lost track of time.
Slow; must be sorted first slowly, indecisive because they could make a mistake and be confused; blocked internally, moves haltingly, with moves like the handbrake is on.
Walled off: like cast, inhibited movement, blocking, rigid, fixed stare, the corset of a compulsive order, overwhelmed by the expense, worry, conventions and under water, pressure is placed on one.
They can llok mechanical and seem remotely programmed, mechanically without living movement, robot-like, expressionless, mask-like.
Do not come in the course cannot pull themselves.
Cannot say no, only works as usual.
Feel bombarded and overwhelmed; they need to discard ballast, clean, clear, flush away dirt, muck out.
Aversion: becoming adult.
Fear: falling asleep; dying.
Answers yes always, to avoid conflicts.
Delusion: under a glass bell, in a cocoon.GeneralSleep: sleepy, can be roused but falls quickly back into a stupor; sleeping too long.BodyNervous: Parkinson's; lack of exercise, little facial expression, stiff, mincing gait; dementia, neuropathy, aphasia, OCD, ADHD, depression, burnout, dizzy with confusion, disorientation, Menière’s.
Head: headache.
Stomach: burning, like fire, < morning.
Abdomen: liver detoxification is slow: high transaminases, liver enzymes.
Rectum: stool smells foul.
Back: spondylitis; torticollis, cervical stiffness.
Limbs: osteoarthritis, hip.
Skin: unclean; pimples, acne; burning inflammation, under the skin.
Source: Heidi Brand.
Botany: multicellular; superficially resemble land plants; stem-like and leaf-like structures; branching complex, derived from apical cells which cut off segments at the base to form nodal and internodal cells alternately, anchored to the littoral substrate by means of branching underground rhizoids; rough to the touch due to deposited calcium salts; unpleasant smell of hydrogen sulphide.TaxonomyCharophyta; Charophyceae; Charales; Characeae; Chara.IntroductionThe theme of dementia is strong. It is like a child state, more even foetal state.
They block every proposal, things shall not be modified; anything new is scary and may fail; they insist on usual procedures because new things bring unbearable uncertainty.MindMisty: dizzy, blurred, shadowy, dull; confused, disoriented, as if under a bell jar, nothing goes in, nothing goes out.
They can propel themselves drifting away, have no initiative, lost track of time.
Slow; must be sorted first slowly, indecisive because they could make a mistake and be confused; blocked internally, moves haltingly, with moves like the handbrake is on.
Walled off: like cast, inhibited movement, blocking, rigid, fixed stare, the corset of a compulsive order, overwhelmed by the expense, worry, conventions and under water, pressure is placed on one.
They can llok mechanical and seem remotely programmed, mechanically without living movement, robot-like, expressionless, mask-like.
Do not come in the course cannot pull themselves.
Cannot say no, only works as usual.
Feel bombarded and overwhelmed; they need to discard ballast, clean, clear, flush away dirt, muck out.
Aversion: becoming adult.
Fear: falling asleep; dying.
Answers yes always, to avoid conflicts.
Delusion: under a glass bell, in a cocoon.GeneralSleep: sleepy, can be roused but falls quickly back into a stupor; sleeping too long.BodyNervous: Parkinson's; lack of exercise, little facial expression, stiff, mincing gait; dementia, neuropathy, aphasia, OCD, ADHD, depression, burnout, dizzy with confusion, disorientation, Menière’s.
Head: headache.
Stomach: burning, like fire, < morning.
Abdomen: liver detoxification is slow: high transaminases, liver enzymes.
Rectum: stool smells foul.
Back: spondylitis; torticollis, cervical stiffness.
Limbs: osteoarthritis, hip.
Skin: unclean; pimples, acne; burning inflammation, under the skin.