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Cupressus macnabiana

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

Cupressus macnabiana

Author

Dorle

Type

Proving

Chapter

3-443.11.__

Book
Family
Sequoia sempervirensSense proving on 26 July 2025, Britta Dähnrich
ProvingAs I lean against the tree in Sequoia Park, I feel a loving sense of security and lightness, a maternal and positive energy. I could have stood there for hours. I feel protected.
Now I have the leaves/needles in my hand, and here too there is a beautiful lightness and accessibility to be felt. It is as if the tree embraces everything and takes everything into its arms, generously, lightly, lovingly.
It feels as if this tree has a truly great healing energy, as if really deep old wounds could be healed.
A woman who is broken by a difficult fate and yet still goes on. It is wartime and she has experienced everything: her children have died, her husband is no longer there, she is alone and has to fight her way through life. There is a great deal of sadness and pain, but also: I am going through this.
Grief that has been locked away for a long time comes back up and now it can be healed.
Sequoia calms me down so that everything recedes and is no longer important – I fall asleep briefly. When I wake up, Sequoia says: it's funny what you worry about – none of it is important.
It helps me to refocus and get back to what is essential. My vegetative system can calm down.
In the forest in an earth cave
I embrace everything: feeling inadequate, feeling small and insignificant, feeling ugly and crippled. I am always there for you and accompany you in everything that worries and hurts you.
Sequoia seems to be a companion in crises and transitions.
Physically:
An open, sore feeling in the solar plexus, as if it were too open.
Like a matte screen on the forehead.
Headaches, in the eyes, like with a flu-like infection.
Aching limbs, sore throat.
acnabiana
Prover DorleBeing alone.
Very centered.
Cannot be rushed.
The work is done, there are no further tasks for me.
Being there and being the observer.
Immobility in his emotions.
Right side.
Little emotion and movement.
Rigid.
Looking from one spot, observing the street and the people passing by
1900 old desk.
Working through things, but in a high position.
Deciding things, superior.
Old rules.
Little emotional leeway.
Little inner contact with others, family or children.
Feelings cut off.
Inner tension.
Looks out of the window as if waiting for something without knowing what.
Contact with others lost.
But also sadness.
Unable to participate in the lives of others.
Outside, he sees the train passing by, people getting on and going about their lives.
He is just an observer, watching from his office.
As if his lower back is preventing him from walking.
Shallow breathing.
Thoughts do not lead to a solution Orientation.
It is so.
He is aware of himself, acceptance.
No feelings that bring about liveliness.
A beautiful woman enters the office, she is not meant for me.
Monotony.
Hardly any emotional vibration.
Healing effect.
I am alive.
A slight feeling of joy and liveliness arises.
Breathing becomes deeper.
A smile appears on his face.
A calm observer who carries joy within himself and does not need to intervene in actions.
Joy when he can do something supportive in his professional life.
Can food that was previously only used to satisfy hunger now heal?
Still the observer from the window, but now able to look at everything with feeling.
Your goal.
No big goals, I work my way through.
Lawyer?
In church order.
What is the meaning.
More than a fern, no great self-expression.
Awareness of oneself and one's work in the group.
Like a cloud of mist that prevents the higher from being recognized.
Physical:
Dryness in the nose.
Increased saliva in the mouth.
Tension in the cervical vertebrae and shoulders.
Congestion in the liver, bile.
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