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Epimedium acuminatum

3-642.14.04
642.14.04 Epimedium acuminatumEnglish: Barrenwort.
Dutch: elfenbloem.
Source: Sense provings.
MindMother overprotecting; a mother hen.
Discrepancy between protection and imprisonment, softness and aggression, love and violence, binding or independence, protection and freedom.
Open, soft, vulnerable, unsure, fragile; small; easily intimidated, overwhelmed
Sexual, erotic, seduction, sensual pleasure; lust, female warmth; male threatening, dark, rape.
Dark, gloomy, shadow; cold; threatening; and attractive; wolf in sheep's clothing.
Aggression, attack, protection, defense, fierce, to protect the sensitiveness.
Fear: being captured, caught, caught, embraced, grasped, hooked; sucked down, inward; imprisoned, stuck; entanglement, being claimed; being grabbed by claws, tongs, tentacles; attacked by an animal, spider, octopus.
Fear: violence, war, extraterrestrials, disturbance, people running in panic, monster, persecution, threat.
Fear: to let go, to be alone.
Desire: being beautiful, elegant; beauty, butterfly; grace, graceful, spiritual grace and transformation.
Vivid, energy.
Quiet, protected, noble, elegant.
Sad, heavy; melancholic; discontent with himself; failed.
Asking and keeping attention.
Chaotic, messy, disorganised.
Uncommitted.
Past glory.
GeneralSensation: pulled in; pinched.
Sleep: sleepy.
BodyGeneral: livid, cyanotic.
Head: headache, pressing, together straight downward, splitting, like a wedge, vertex; entangled.
Face: pain, pressure on molars and lower jaws, cheeks.
Throat: pressure.
Lungs: shortness of breath; sighing.
Heart: palpitation; high blood pressure; pain stitching, sternum.
Chest: constriction.
Stomach: pain, surging, extending downward, to bladder, feet and toes.
Abdomen: bloated; fear.
Urinary: fear in bladder.
Male: penis like stem.
Female: pelvis; fear in uterus; reversed birth.
Back: warmth; hurting, < standing; restless; pain pressing dorsal, hanging, falling.
Limbs: heavy; paralysed; numb fingers, pain under right shoulder; tingling in lower legs and hands; tingling feet.

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