Pteridophyta

2 Pteridophyta Differential Diagnosis between FernsIntroductionThe differential diagnosis between ferns can be quite difficult, especially when they are autistic. They speak little or not at all, even more so when they are children. Parents can talk about their behaviour, but little about the emotions and thoughts. So one has to deduce their inner state from their behaviour, which is not an easy task. Adult patients also speak little, as they often don't know what is going on inside them. They lack an observing and reflecting quality. They just do things.HiddenA complicating factor is that fern personalities are often have an old background of trauma, either their own or that of their ancestors. Parents can feel ashamed about their own traumas and problems and won't talk about them. It is as if fern personalities are in the shadow of the soul. Often they are compensated by more grown-up personalities that overshadow the fern personalities. This problem is absent in autistic and retarded children, so that explains why we could learn much about ferns from these children.
My impression is that ferns are very much needed for adults too, for their hidden personalities. This became obvious in the corona times, where many people were following the rules very strictly and wanted to impose them on others. It even led to real conflicts and separations between family members, friends, colleagues and so on.
This inability to express their state comes from the limitations of the Iron series. The Iron series has similar qualities as Phase 4: they suppress their problems, as they identify with being perfect. They don't have aspects of the Silver series, so they cannot really think, and they miss creativity. They don't have aspects of the Gold series and Lanthanides, so they cannot reflect on themselves, but have to project their problems onto the world, the others.TraumasWhen one thinks about the traumas from wars in the past, with the transge-nerational inheritance and the resurfacing of issues from previous incarnations, it is obvious that Pteridophyta must be present very often. The wars had strong rules and orders that had to be obeyed without questioning.Differential diagnosis between subclasses, orders of PteridophytaI came to a set of essences for each order, in the form of basic delusions, as expressed in the table below. The delusions are based on the series. The first series is always series 4, the Iron series. It means that in ferns there is always the theme of socialisation, adapting to the community. It is the process of incorporating the norms and rules, becoming “normal” in order to be accepted by the community. The second series can be Series 1 to Series 4. This indicates who is applying the norms, who is forcing them onto one. For instance when the family is forcing the norms, it indicates Series 3, the Silicon series. The third series is where the force is effected, on what level of life it is forced. For instance, when it has the main effect on the person himself, it indicates Series 2, the Carbon series.
After finding the basic delusion, one has to differentiate the families by the Phases and then within the family, the Stage.
Basic delusions
411 Isoetales: Delusion: “I don't understand rules.”
421 Salviniales: Delusion: “I don't understand my own rules.”
422 Lycopodiales:
“Delusion: “I will not survive if I don't follow my own rules.”
“Delusion: “I will not survive if I follow my own rules.”
431 Azollales: Delusion “I don't understand the family rules.”
432 Equisetales
“Delusion: “I will not survive if I don't follow the family rules.”
“Delusion: “I will not survive if I follow the family.”
433 Cyatheales
“Delusion: “I will lose my family if I don't follow the family rules.”
“Delusion: “I will lose my family if I follow the family rules.”
44 Marsileales: “Delusion I don't understand the community rules.”
442 Pteridales
“Delusion: “I will not survive if I don't follow the community rules.”
“Delusion: “I will not survive if I follow the community rules.”
443 Aspleniales
“Delusion: “I will lose my family if I don't follow the community rules.”
“Delusion: “I will lose my family if I follow the community rules.”
444 Polypodiales
“Delusion “I will lose the community if I don't follow their rules.”
“Delusion: “I will lose the community if I follow their rules.”Differential diagnosis of Pteridophyta with SeriesHydrogen series
Absent, absent-minded.
Very little or no contact.
Aversion to cooperate with the world.Carbon seriesDifficult toilet training, incontinence for urine and stool.
Desire touch, contact, cuddling, hugging.
Sleepless, < without parents.
Very withdrawn.
Retardation, of speech, communication, intellect, fine motion, toilet training.
Sensitive to noise, especially crying children and babies.
Aversion to cooperate with people, to communicate.
Aversion to have hair or nails being cut, something of them, their body is taken away.Silicon seriesSpeech retardation.
Aversion to cooperate in work, jobs, responsibility.
Relation problems parents, siblings, friends.Iron seriesVery normal.
Looking normal, hiding behind a facade.
Differential diagnosis between Phases of PteridophytaPhase 1Hectic, restless, constant moving, jumping, running, rolling, head banging, without aim or purpose.
Impulsive, unexpected, unpredictable.
Chaos, lack of centre.
Lack of control,
The inner and outer world feels chaotic, hectic, incomprehensible, baffling.
Immature, simple, naivety.
Fearless, seeing no danger.
Hyperactive, ADD, ADHD.Phase 2Will-less, obedient.
Small, immature, weak, inconspicuous, hiding.
Irresponsible, denial of responsibility.
Submission.
Adapting, conformist.
Shy, uncertain, obedient.
Denied self-worth.
Command is command, Eichmann.
Self-diminishing, self-belittling.Phase 3Pleasing.
Cuddling, hugging, extremely.
Confusion.
Collaborator.
Pleasing, cuddling, confusion.
Parents denying the pregnancy, for themselves, their husband, family or society.Phase 4Self-denial.
Control, rigid, ritualistic, obsessive, OCD.
Rigid, stiff, one-sided, tight, uptight, strict.
Mechanical, machine-like.
Realism, materialism.
Being controlled.
Cuddling, hugging.
Loyalty, to oppressors, without knowing it.
False emotions: self-pity, honour.
Ritualistic; things need to be in the right place, the right order.
Anger: < things don't go the way they thought they want, rules are broken, things are forbidden.
Self-denial.Phase 5Self-expansion, self-enhancement, to cover up feelings of inferiority.
Arrogance, self aggrandisement.
Ambitious, bossy.
Narcissistic.Phase 6Self-contempt, self-despise, self-disdain.
Distant, bored, aggressive.
Cynical, mistrustful, conspiracy theorist.
Aggrieved, indignation, resentful, < not having got enough back.
Hooligans.Phase 7Self-betrayal, self-hatred.
Hatred projected onto the outer world.
Feeling bad, wrong, condemned.
Aggressive, denied pregnancy, no right to live.
Violent, rage, tantrums; destructive, terror, horror.
Malicious, hurting others, themselves; to see how it is to feel pain.
Critical, vicious, malicious, violent, destructive.
Fascism, communism, totalitarianism, racism, tyranny, dictatorship.
Psychopath, sociopath; projection of the inner bad feeling onto others.
Epilepsy, psychosis.