Sense proving, 2-7-2026, Zell.
Provers: Petra Balloch, Ursula Bleeck, Lyssa Clayton, Britta Dähnrich, Christine Fordinal-Frey, Günther Fordinal, Lucia Klackova, Markus Kuntosch, Jan Scholten, Franz Swoboda, Tomas Vyboch.
Remedy code: 3-663.23.06.
Prover JanA child who is caught between their parents, feels powerless and is not allowed to go their own way.
They feel overprotected by anxious parents who are afraid that something will happen to their child.
A need to be free, independent and able to go their own way.
A flower with 10 petals, or rather 5 × petals that are split in two.
Adapting to everyone and everything, but in doing so losing one’s own perspective and giving everything away.
Friendly and warm, which works well in a warm, friendly environment, but not in situations with lots of people.
A motherly type, warm and friendly, with a good heart, accepting of everyone and inviting them to join in with a meal; but she stays in the background and doesn’t really show who she is.
But there is nothing to hide; she is simply who she is – a warm person.
Phase 5, stage 6.
Simply going her own way, breaking free from her parents, without fear.
Shy but strong.
Prover ChristineA disabled child (crippled, dwarfish) is the sunshine of the whole family, so free, innocent and directly acting.
Trauma following a forceps delivery.
Head drops to the left side.
Injuries of the nerves of the neck, spinal cord
Paralysis of diaphragma with breathing difficulties, hernia of diaphragma.
Prover LyssaSense of jostling, bumping into each other.
Babies.
Very thin thread like connection.
Flowers like the sun. Small yellow flower which opens in the sun.
Deep bone aching in ankle, left.
Young girls and women sharing secrets and friendships, soft and close.
Which way to, this, that way, not quite decided
Searching all directions / paths, not quite free.
Buzzing with excitement.
Distracted too many other thoughts and ideas coming in my head, difficult to focus, feel relaxed and not worried about it.
Prover PetraCaring.
Responsibility.
Protecting or not protecting a baby against the sun and the heat.
Speaking up or stay silent?
Exposing yourself? To the sun? To the others? To the audience?
Doubt.
Body: Feeling weak inside, the heart beats strongly, and feeling strong outside. Feeling the borders and boundaries.
Hesitating.
Offering protection, a parasol, an umbrella.
Courage. Speaking up.
Body: to writhe, cling to oneself.
Following your conscience and responsibility.
Body: weeping with tears.
Prover UrsulaProver Tomas
A woman working shifts in a large factory, often putting in twelve-hour days. She doesn't like the job, but she sees no other option. Even the smallest act of protest could easily lead to her being replaced by someone else. She feels like livestock on a farm—used until the very last drop. She must remain productive, otherwise she will be discarded without hesitation. Her life is monotonous and repetitive. Yet she accepts her fate as it is. She does not complain.
Prover GuntherRelating to the heart, a part of the heart
Pressure, sticking, pain. Is a part of it not working? A valve problem?
Only little strength in my arms; I feel parched, my mouth is dry. I can drink whatever I like – it doesn’t help.
Crying without tears. What has happened? I don’t know. (No sadness).
Prover MarkusProver Britta
The start of a new phase in life, e.g. moving from nursery to school or from primary school to secondary school. I am curious about the new things I can learn and see, but I am not entirely free. I am tied to a clingy mother who holds me back and gives me little support for the new; I am being held back.
My mother wants me to still be the little boy she can cuddle and who is easy to boss around and control.