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Athrotaxis selaginoides

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
5Gymnospermae
Class
5Cupressanae
Subclass
5Cupressidae
Phase
1Cupressales
Subphase
0
Stage
0
Name

Athrotaxis selaginoides

Author

Helena van Dijk

Type

Proving

Book
Family
German: Schuppenfigte.
Sense proving, 25-7-25, Nettetal, Helena van Dijk.
HelenaStrong, steady. The smell of citrus. Very nice smell. Sunny. Happy laughing young human that challenges the surroundings, searching for borderlines in a nice teasing way. It sometimes hurts others a bit though. 
The freshness of childhood. A juicy body. 
Growing. Reaching out to new things, new knowledge. Trying out. Falling and standing up again and continuing. 
Youth, childish naivety that is growing into maturity by trying out borderlines and meeting them. Auch! Also, they themselves can feel the hurt sometimes. 
Oily, sticky. Enter into, engage into, enter into something and knowing you have to go through it. The initiation. But you feel safe enough to engage. Safe enough with your parents, or with the other adults.
A person that reacts with resilience on failing because he or she knows the taste of result and success.
Watchful. What can he do, what can’t he do. 
Although uncertain about the outcome there is trust. 
On the edge of haughtiness. Dreaming you know it all, conquering life as if you own it. But then sometimes it takes you by the nose and it hurts. 
Rubbery, life comes back at you. You thought you passed issues, but they come back and stick to you. 
It takes you by surprise. Just as you thought you could do it, had control over it, you fail. 
You are only a little bit ashamed maybe, but you know it’s a part of the process and you just have to try again until you pass the test. 
There is tension in the left tibia and in the sole of the left foot. 
You better take the steps because of how you feel and then you look if that gets you where you want to be. Which is a natural maturity, self-evident maturity.
The left side of my body is very open for this remedy, it is like it penetrates my left lung, my left side of the abdomen, down to my left foot. Penetrating with this nice fresh breeze of energy.
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