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Cunonia capensis
Year 2022, Issue 41CaseAuthor: Jan Scholten
Man, 50, coryza.
He is bald with glasses and moustache.
He's a teacher in a school. He likes his teaching. He teaches history.
His palate is burning, his lips are burning. His throat hurts, sharp pain there. He has a lost voice, < talking, < after sleep.
He's kind of robotic and iron-like.
He has pain in his neck.
He feels he will be lost without his wife. After realizing this, his symptoms started!
In his youth he was alone with his mother on a ranch. He was ridiculed by friends when he was young. He didn't talk about it. After a while he started fighting back and then the bullying stopped.
His father died when he was very young, at the age of 1. He felt he never had a father, the family was not complete. Money was a problem. His mother had 5 kids and he was the youngest. She had a hard life, having several jobs to make an income. He did not have a very close relationship with his mother. She was not affectionate, there was no hugging. But he still loves his mother. The ranch belonged to sister of his father and because of her gambling the ranch was sold.
He's much into history, like that of Napoleon, Machiavelli, the Black Pest.AnalysisHe's ultimately a down to earth person. So you're going to Fabanae.
And then by being alone and the father who wasn't there, Phase 1 and being bullied, Phase 6.
It became Cunonia capensis (644.16.00). It's still in the book as 644.15. And it's the only remedy in that family which we have.
You also think of Ranunculales, but he deals with them as an adult instead of the Ranunculales (as I suggested and asked). But they are more dependent and cry rather e.g. he is more independent than the Ranunculales.
Attention: this remedy is just the other way around at the Rosales (644.60).
Martin argues that this might as well be 664.00 (Ericidae).
He is bald with glasses and moustache.
He's a teacher in a school. He likes his teaching. He teaches history.
His palate is burning, his lips are burning. His throat hurts, sharp pain there. He has a lost voice, < talking, < after sleep.
He's kind of robotic and iron-like.
He has pain in his neck.
He feels he will be lost without his wife. After realizing this, his symptoms started!
In his youth he was alone with his mother on a ranch. He was ridiculed by friends when he was young. He didn't talk about it. After a while he started fighting back and then the bullying stopped.
His father died when he was very young, at the age of 1. He felt he never had a father, the family was not complete. Money was a problem. His mother had 5 kids and he was the youngest. She had a hard life, having several jobs to make an income. He did not have a very close relationship with his mother. She was not affectionate, there was no hugging. But he still loves his mother. The ranch belonged to sister of his father and because of her gambling the ranch was sold.
He's much into history, like that of Napoleon, Machiavelli, the Black Pest.AnalysisHe's ultimately a down to earth person. So you're going to Fabanae.
And then by being alone and the father who wasn't there, Phase 1 and being bullied, Phase 6.
It became Cunonia capensis (644.16.00). It's still in the book as 644.15. And it's the only remedy in that family which we have.
You also think of Ranunculales, but he deals with them as an adult instead of the Ranunculales (as I suggested and asked). But they are more dependent and cry rather e.g. he is more independent than the Ranunculales.
Attention: this remedy is just the other way around at the Rosales (644.60).
Martin argues that this might as well be 664.00 (Ericidae).