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Plants

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Plants

Author

Jan Scholten

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Chapter

2.3.1

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Family
2.3.1 Plant kingdomIntroductionThey have a multifaceted view. They tend to see things from their own perspective as well as that of many others. That makes their consultations less orderly, changing from one subject to another. Every aspect leads to an aspect of someone else. This leads to a feeling as if things are not fixed, unclear, foggy, woolly. For whatever is said there is always another point of view.
They see things not only from many points of view, they also adapt their behaviour. They are sensitive to what others think and feel and thus change their behaviour accordingly.
MindCause; relationship problems. Desire dancing, singing.
Talking about sensations, emotions. Clothes with plant patterns. Dreams: many, vivacious.
Likes plants and flowers very much.
Not so connected to animals.
Woolly, cloudy feeling, boundaries not very clear.
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