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Borassus flabellifer

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
3Lilianae
Subclass
3Liliidae
Phase
4Arecales
Subphase
6Coryphoideae
Stage
12
Name

Borassus flabellifer

Author

Jan Scholten

Type

Picture

Chapter

3-633.46.12

Book
Family
EssenceThis personality stands for what he stands, for his family, friends, children and neighbors. He is very loyal, often too loyal. He keeps on giving, can give himself empty. He does it to receive warmth, love and softness, but often does not receive it as he is too rough. He is soft inside to himself, rough and soft to the nearest person like their partner, stiff, rigid and soft to next people like children and siblings, distant and indifferent to strangers.
MindStands for what he stands, for his family, friends, children and neighbors.
Very loyal often too loyal.
Has to do a lot, work hard to receive a bit of softness.
Idea that one have to defend yourself enormously, because one is enormously vulnerable.
Feeling of not being accepted because one is not attractive.
Hard shell, soft core; rough shell, white core.
Desire for light, freedom and easiness.
Doesn't see his own hurting of others.
Robust, powerful.
Life is bitter, but one has to stay loyal.
Too rigid.
Soft, vulnerable.
Making fun, but not talking about their real problems.
Brusque, surly, repulsive, little joy, especially to the ones who are very close.
Irritable from being vulnerable, but behaving as if strong.
BodyGeneral: dropsy; inflammation; polyp; syphilis; tuberculosis; diabetes!
Action: anodyne; demulcent; refrigerant; diuretic.
Nervous: convulsion, epilepsy; stroke.
Nose: smell offensive.
Ear: earache.
Mouth: taste bitter.
Stomach: nausea, during pregnancy; feels turning; feeling as is food is passing the stomach instantly, going directly into the intestines.
Stomach: indigestion; acidity; ulcers.
Rectum: dysentery; constipation.
Genital: venereal diseases.
Female: menorrhagia; tumor uterus.
Skin: sore; burns, red < heat; dermatitis, in babies; carbuncle; scabies; wounds.
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  • ›3 Liliidae
  • ›4 Arecales
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