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- Malvanae650.00.00
- Myriophyllidae651.00.00
- Myriophyllales651.10.00
- Haloragaceae651.11.00
- Myriophyllaceae651.11.00
- Saxifragidae652.00.00
- Saxifragales652.10.00
- Paeoniaceae652.11.00
- Soyauxia gabonensis652.11.13
- Iteaceae652.12.00
- Penthoraceae652.13.00
- Penthorum sedoides652.13.13
- Hamamelidaceae652.14.00
- Saxifraga stolonifera652.16.02
- Chrysosplenium davidianum652.16.04
- Tellima grandiflora652.16.05
- Astilbe rubra652.16.07
- Bergenia ciliata652.16.08
- Heuchera americana652.16.11
- Darmera peltata652.16.12
- Ribes uva-crispa652.16.15
- Grossularia oxyacanthoides652.16.16
- Cynomoriaceae652.17.00
- Cynomorium coccineum652.17.14
- Geraniidae653.00.00
- Geraniales653.10.00
- Francoaceae653.12.00
- Pelargonium reniforme653.13.04
- Pelargonium asperum653.13.05
- Pelargonium graveolens653.13.06
- Pelargonium odoratissimum653.13.07
- Erodium cicutarium653.13.12
- Geranium bicknellii653.13.15
- Monsonia emarginata653.13.16
- Greyiaceae653.14.00
- Greyia sutherlandii653.14.10
- Melianthaceae653.15.00
- Melianthus major653.15.09
- Vivianiaceae653.16.00
- Ledocarpaceae653.17.00
- Myrtidae654.00.00
- Myrtales654.10.00
- Sonneratia caseolaris654.11.01
- Lawsonia inermis654.11.04
- Heimia salicifolia654.11.07
- Cuphea viscosissima654.11.08
- Woodfordia floribunda654.11.13
- Epilobium canum654.12.08
- Epilobium latifolium654.12.08
- Epilobium palustre654.12.08
- Epilobium parviflorum654.12.08
- Oenothera elata654.12.10
- Fuchsia fulgens654.12.13
- Fuchsia procumbens654.12.13
- Epilobium angustifolium654.12.14
- Heterotis rotundifolia654.13.03
- Melastoma malabathricum654.13.03
- Clidemia capitellata654.13.05
- Phyllagathis rotundifolia654.13.05
- Melastoma ackermanni654.13.09
- Miconia papillosa654.13.09
- Tibouchina elegans654.13.14
- Psidium guajava654.14.03
- Myrtus communis654.14.04
- Eucalyptus caesia654.14.05
- Luma apiculata654.14.05
- Luma chequen654.14.05
- Backhousia myrtifolia654.14.06
- Chamelaucium uncinatum654.14.07
- Pimenta dioica654.14.07
- Metrosideros excelsa654.14.08
- Metrosideros robusta654.14.08
- Metrosideros tremuloides654.14.08
- Syzygium aromaticum654.14.09
- Angophora costata654.14.11
- Eucalyptus erythrocorys654.14.12
- Eucalyptus forrestiana654.14.12
- Calothamnus quadrifidus654.14.13
- Pimenta racemosa654.14.13
- Rhodomyrtus tomentosa654.14.13
- Hypocalymma robustum654.14.14
- Leptospermum squarrosum654.14.14
- Leptospermum scoparium654.14.15
- Verticordia mitchelliana654.14.15
- Melaleuca alternifolia654.14.16
- Melaleuca thymifolia654.14.16
- Callistemon linearis654.14.17
- Callistemon polandii654.14.17
- Vochysiaceae654.15.00
- Terminalia laxiflora654.16.04
- Combretum indicum654.16.05
- Combretum laxum654.16.07
- Pteleopsis suberosa654.16.08
- Anogeissus latifolia654.16.10
- Combretum caffrum654.16.12
- Guiera senegalensis654.16.13
- Combretum micranthum654.16.15
- Terminalia catappa654.16.16
- Terminalia arjuna654.16.17
- Terminalia chebula654.16.17
- Penaeaceae654.17.00
- Malvidae655.00.00
- Crossosomatales655.10.00
- Aphloiaceae655.12.00
- Aphloia theiformis655.12.14
- Huerteales655.20.00
- Gerrardinaceae655.21.00
- Dipentodontaceae655.24.00
- Aquilariaceae655.25.00
- Aquilaria malaccensis655.25.04
- Pimelea brachyphylla655.26.04
- Daphne laureola655.26.10
- Neuradaceae655.27.00
- Tepuianthaceae655.27.00
- Malvales655.30.00
- Hermannia salicifolia655.31.05
- Cola acuminata655.31.13
- Sterculia foetida655.31.16
- Brachychiton acerifolius655.31.17
- Triumfetta semitriloba655.32.03
- Tilia americana655.32.06
- Tilia europaea655.32.09
- Tilia tomentosa655.32.12
- Abelmoschus esculentus655.33.01
- Abelmoschus moschatus655.33.01
- Sida acuta655.33.02
- Sida alnifolia655.33.02
- Sida rhombifolia655.33.02
- Gossypium herbaceum655.33.04
- Sidalcea glaucescens655.33.06
- Malva neglecta655.33.07
- Malva parviflora655.33.07
- Malva sylvestris655.33.07
- Alcea rosea655.33.09
- Abutilon theophrasti655.33.13
- Hibiscus rosa-sinensis655.33.15
- Hibiscus syriacus655.33.15
- Urena lobata655.33.16
- Hibiscus schizopetalus655.33.17
- Adansonia digitata655.34.10
- Ceiba pentandra655.34.11
- Ochroma pyramidale655.34.14
- Brownlowiaceae655.35.00
- Helicteriaceae655.36.00
- Corchorus capsularis655.37.08
- Grewia caffra655.37.11
- Guazuma ulmifolia655.37.12
- Sapindales655.40.00
- Adenandra uniflora655.41.02
- Correa pulchella655.41.02
- Murraya koenigii655.41.03
- Glycosmis pentaphylla655.41.05
- Megastigma skinneri655.41.05
- Citrus maxima655.41.08
- Citrus limon655.41.09
- Citrus aurantium655.41.10
- Citrus paradisi655.41.10
- Citrus reticulata655.41.10
- Citrus sinensis655.41.10
- Citrus medica655.41.11
- Agathosma crenulata655.41.16
- Boronia megastigma655.41.16
- Anacardium occidentale655.42.02
- Toxicodendron diversilobum655.42.03
- Rhus lentii655.42.05
- Schmaltzia ovata655.42.05
- Toxicodendron radicans655.42.05
- Malosma laurina655.42.08
- Mangifera indica655.42.10
- Spondias mombin655.42.12
- Amphipterygium adstringens655.42.14
- Pistacia lentiscus655.42.14
- Rhus glabra655.42.14
- Sclerocarya birrea655.42.14
- Cotinus coggygria655.42.15
- Rhus venenata655.42.15
- Schinus molle655.42.16
- Canarium luzonicum655.43.08
- Boswellia sacra655.43.09
- Dacryodes excelsa655.43.10
- Commiphora mukul655.43.15
- Dodonaea adenophora655.44.01
- Cardiospermum halicacabum655.44.02
- Melicoccus bijugatus655.44.05
- Acer campestre655.44.08
- Acer circinatum655.44.08
- Acer negundo655.44.08
- Acer pseudoplatanus655.44.08
- Acer saccharum655.44.08
- Litchi sinensis655.44.09
- Aesculus carnea655.44.10
- Aesculus glabra655.44.10
- Blighia sapida655.44.12
- Talisia esculenta655.44.12
- Dimocarpus longan655.44.13
- Nephelium lappaceum655.44.13
- Paullinia pinnata655.44.16
- Nitrariaceae655.45.00
- Peganum harmala655.45.13
- Simarouba amara655.46.13
- Simarouba versicolor655.46.13
- Brucea antidysenterica655.46.14
- Brucea javanica655.46.14
- Castela tortuosa655.46.15
- Eurycoma longifolia655.46.17
- Aglaia odorata655.47.01
- Swietenia mahogani655.47.06
- Ekebergia capensis655.47.07
- Guarea guidonia655.47.10
- Trichilia emetica655.47.15
- Cistales655.50.00
- Bixaceae655.51.00
- Cochlospermum tinctorium655.51.04
- Bixa orellana655.51.16
- Sphaerosepalaceae655.52.00
- Cistus creticus655.53.12
- Sarcolaenaceae655.54.00
- Dipterocarpaceae655.55.00
- Dipterocarpus turbinatus655.55.10
- Muntingiaceae655.56.00
- Cytinaceae655.57.00
- Brassicales655.60.00
- Carica papaya655.61.10
- Moringa oleifera655.61.16
- Tropaeolaceae655.62.00
- Tropaeolum majus655.62.01
- Limnanthes macounii655.62.14
- Resedaceae655.63.00
- Pentadiplandra brazzeana655.63.16
- Capparis spinosa655.64.06
- Crateva tapia655.64.10
- Maerua cafra655.64.14
- Boscia oleoides655.64.17
- Cleomaceae655.65.00
- Cleome gynandra655.65.06
- Cleome spinosa655.65.06
- Nasturtium officinale655.66.01
- Brassica napus655.66.02
- Brassica rapa655.66.02
- Alliaria petiolata655.66.03
- Barbarea vulgaris655.66.03
- Erysimum cheiranthoides655.66.04
- Lepidium heterophyllum655.66.06
- Cardamine pratensis655.66.07
- Isatis tinctoria655.66.07
- Draba incana655.66.08
- Sinapis alba655.66.08
- Sinapis arvensis655.66.11
- Matthiola graeca655.66.12
- Descurainia sophia655.66.13
- Cardamine laciniata655.66.15
- Eruca vesicaria655.66.15
- Hesperis matronalis655.66.15
- Bunias orientalis655.66.17
- Lunaria annua655.66.17
- Sisymbrium officinale655.66.17
- Salvadoraceae655.67.00
- Salvadora persica655.67.14
- Santalales655.70.00
- Erythropalaceae655.71.00
- Nuytsia floribunda655.72.15
- Misodendrum oblongifolium655.72.16
- Viscaceae655.73.00
- Okoubaka aubrevillei655.74.05
- Santalum album655.74.10
- Opiliaceae655.75.00
- Olacaceae655.76.00
- Ptychopetalum olacoides655.76.17
- Lophophytum leandrii655.77.14
- Scybalium fungiforme655.77.17
- Amoora rohituka664.65.12
Combretaceae
3-654.16.00654.16.00 CombretaceaeEnglish: Lead wood family; Bush willow.
German: Flügelsamengewächse.
Botany: 18 genera; 600 species; trees, bushes, liana; seeds with two to five wings, dissemination through wind or water because of a cork like structure of the seed; granite soil; open wet climate, savannah; seed large, with fibrous coat; fruit a drupe, flattened, winged or ribbed; apical placentation; ovary unilocular; characteristic hairs.TaxonomyCombretaceae is a Family in Myrtales, an early diverging lineage. Combretaceae is a family with 8 genera in the tropics.
In the Plant theory it is placed in Subphase 6. There was little knowledge about these remedies in homeopathy.IntroductionThe colonial
There is a combination of higher social class, abuse and loneliness. There is split between the higher and lower social classes where the upper-class is using and sometimes abusing the lower social class. One form is colonialism. But it can also happen in higher classes using lower classes in one society. They feel they have class, culture, art and science. They feel special, the ones who have to organise the world, not just normal workers. They feel better with a kind of haughtiness. It is as if they are entitled to use the normal workers. Often they can do that with a kind of benevolence for their servants. But sometimes it can really go to abuse.
They have a desire to live luxuriously without problems. They like to be taken care of and live a pleasant and enjoyable life. And others, servants, have to take care of them. They like to be served with food, care, alcohol. They like to enjoy sex.Work.They do not like to work. They feel more that things should be given to them, that they are entitled to them. They like the lazy life. The most they want to do is just some managing and administration. For the rest they are more interested in culture and art. They prefer to read and watch movies instead of doing hard work.FamilyThey can be very alone. They have difficulty making a real relationship and starting a family. Even when they have a family they live as separate people. Their wife does different kinds of things and their children are often raised by the servants. It makes them feel very alone. They have secret relationships with servants because officially that is an impossibility as it would ruin the hierarchy. When children are born from such relationships they are seen and treated as bastards. They cannot really be officially accepted.
They can easily have children with other women. They like to play with servants and underlings. But they do not like to recognise the offspring as theirs. Their children become bastards. Maybe they can feel guilty but they will suppress this because they do not want to give up their easy life.Self-worth.They have a problem with their self-worth. They know they are unique and deserve to be treated as such. But on the other hand they are unsure about themselves, so they cannot really stand up for themselves. They fight for equal rights out of theoretical motives but lack the inner strength to take their stance.MindThey feel part of the system but think about leaving as it does not give them enough love and respect; they feel special, but are lazy in an outsider position.
Confusion between being and having.
Unappreciated, as a human being, as a woman, as an intelligent person.
Desire to be creative, artistic, scientific.
Anger, rage, fury, held in or expressed, < too many demands, being rejected, humiliated, insulted, degraded, subordinated.
Sadness, depression, < being rejected, having failed, being unloved, humiliated, degraded.
Apathy, indifference from having the feeling that one’s goals cannot be reached.
Reaching, longing for connection, others.
Desire for beauty, art, music, dance, literature, science, philosophy.
Desire: spirituality, meditation, sacred feeling of the world.
Sensitive, soft emotional, loving, less technical, live for the day.
They identify themselves by money and possessions.
Delusion being incapable.
Feeling guilty.
Confusion between having and being.GeneralDesire: alcohol.
German: Flügelsamengewächse.
Botany: 18 genera; 600 species; trees, bushes, liana; seeds with two to five wings, dissemination through wind or water because of a cork like structure of the seed; granite soil; open wet climate, savannah; seed large, with fibrous coat; fruit a drupe, flattened, winged or ribbed; apical placentation; ovary unilocular; characteristic hairs.TaxonomyCombretaceae is a Family in Myrtales, an early diverging lineage. Combretaceae is a family with 8 genera in the tropics.
In the Plant theory it is placed in Subphase 6. There was little knowledge about these remedies in homeopathy.IntroductionThe colonial
There is a combination of higher social class, abuse and loneliness. There is split between the higher and lower social classes where the upper-class is using and sometimes abusing the lower social class. One form is colonialism. But it can also happen in higher classes using lower classes in one society. They feel they have class, culture, art and science. They feel special, the ones who have to organise the world, not just normal workers. They feel better with a kind of haughtiness. It is as if they are entitled to use the normal workers. Often they can do that with a kind of benevolence for their servants. But sometimes it can really go to abuse.
They have a desire to live luxuriously without problems. They like to be taken care of and live a pleasant and enjoyable life. And others, servants, have to take care of them. They like to be served with food, care, alcohol. They like to enjoy sex.Work.They do not like to work. They feel more that things should be given to them, that they are entitled to them. They like the lazy life. The most they want to do is just some managing and administration. For the rest they are more interested in culture and art. They prefer to read and watch movies instead of doing hard work.FamilyThey can be very alone. They have difficulty making a real relationship and starting a family. Even when they have a family they live as separate people. Their wife does different kinds of things and their children are often raised by the servants. It makes them feel very alone. They have secret relationships with servants because officially that is an impossibility as it would ruin the hierarchy. When children are born from such relationships they are seen and treated as bastards. They cannot really be officially accepted.
They can easily have children with other women. They like to play with servants and underlings. But they do not like to recognise the offspring as theirs. Their children become bastards. Maybe they can feel guilty but they will suppress this because they do not want to give up their easy life.Self-worth.They have a problem with their self-worth. They know they are unique and deserve to be treated as such. But on the other hand they are unsure about themselves, so they cannot really stand up for themselves. They fight for equal rights out of theoretical motives but lack the inner strength to take their stance.MindThey feel part of the system but think about leaving as it does not give them enough love and respect; they feel special, but are lazy in an outsider position.
Confusion between being and having.
Unappreciated, as a human being, as a woman, as an intelligent person.
Desire to be creative, artistic, scientific.
Anger, rage, fury, held in or expressed, < too many demands, being rejected, humiliated, insulted, degraded, subordinated.
Sadness, depression, < being rejected, having failed, being unloved, humiliated, degraded.
Apathy, indifference from having the feeling that one’s goals cannot be reached.
Reaching, longing for connection, others.
Desire for beauty, art, music, dance, literature, science, philosophy.
Desire: spirituality, meditation, sacred feeling of the world.
Sensitive, soft emotional, loving, less technical, live for the day.
They identify themselves by money and possessions.
Delusion being incapable.
Feeling guilty.
Confusion between having and being.GeneralDesire: alcohol.