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Austrocedrus chilensis

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

Austrocedrus chilensis

Author

Drole Grühn Maria Croonenburg

Type

Proving

Book
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Sense proving, 13-6-2026, Nettetal. Provers: Dorle Grühn, Maria Croonenberg.
Prover 1Feels light.
A slight smile on one’s face.
At the royal court.
Doing something beautiful.
Moving with a light, flowing stride.
Not having any major tasks.
Walking through the garden and picking a few flowers.
A little later, a feeling of sadness sets in.
Life is monotonous, somewhat meaningless.
But no sense of what is truly needed for one’s own life.
It is simply so monotonous; one is entertained and guided by others.
Little impetus, other than the positive anger to go further, to determine one’s own path.
A good relationship with the mother; the father comes across more like a patriarch who lays down rules and laws.
When it comes to focusing on self-development, the mind quickly wanders and the subject can no longer be properly explored.
Lacking the strength to take the leap into independence.
Prover 2The plant feels delicate, small, soft and dainty.
Like a delicate painting around a picture.
Lovely, sweet, regal, princess-like.
Playful.
Dancing girls.
When the game is over and everyone goes their separate.ways, there is loneliness and sadness.
Feels unseen, lonely in the room.
Has to sigh a lot.
Then the individual parts of the plant fall apart, as in a round dance where the circle breaks up.
Then comes the image of a palace with rigour and rules.
To escape this, they flee back into the dance, the circle, because they cannot bear the rigour.
There is no development; it does not go any further.
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