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Gloeophyllum abietinum

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
7Fungi
Class
6Basidiomycota
Subclass
4Polyporomycetes
Phase
6Agaricales
Subphase
0
Stage
9
Name

Gloeophyllum abietinum

Author

Franz Swoboda

Type

Proving

Book
Family
Sense proving, 23-9-2021, Zell, Franz Swoboda
Prover 11. Tannenblättling = Beam leaflet, Gloeophyllum abietinum
On the watch, Erreibung C1 Franz 23.9.2021 alone
I look for a place, find a pile of concrete blocks, climb up, it wobbles.
UHUUHUHUHU, ("war cry", forward, forward, faster, hit it, hard, harder, uhuhuhuhuhuh. We're faster, we're stronger, we'll scare you, uhuhuhuhuh.
Help, it's shaking, I'm afraid of heights, I'm about to fall. Help, mama.
Come on now, forward, faster, faster, harder, harder, on it, always on it, uhuhuhuhhuhuu.
Daddy, I'm so scared.
Hush, run!
Papa. I'm scared.
Uhuhuhuhuuh, you have to scream loud.
Papa, I'm scared. Papa, if I do this, will I be a chief like you?
I'll go uh uh uh
(that's timid, quiet, not a war cry at all.)
Dad, can I get down? It's so shaky, I'm scared up there.
2. you have to train the hardest, son, what do the others say when the chief's son is a coward? You have to show the most courage.
But how can I prove it when I am so afraid?
You have to overcome yourself, you have to conquer your inner bastard.
Dad, I want to, but I can't. And what is that, the inner bastard? How do I recognise it? Is that the fear I feel?
Yes, son, that's the fear you have to overcome. You have to climb the highest tree if you are afraid of heights, and you will sleep in the snow if you freeze too easily. You have to do that and much more to conquer your inner bastard.
Yes, Dad, I want to try all that, I want to do all that.
3. Some years later, the boy has become a very strong young man. He wants to become a chief, but his father is still stronger, he sees that he can never surpass his father, he can never become braver, stronger, more respected than his father.
So he leaves the tribe and finds another one in which he is by far the strongest. He wins every duel, and as chief he leads this tribe from victory to victory.
4. "I have defeated the inner pig, and now I am defeating all the other pig-dogs. All those who stand in my way are swine dogs and will be defeated."
He has conquered his fears. There is only one fear that he has not been able to overcome, one that has remained with him since childhood: the fear of heights.
There has always been a custom in this tribe. Once a year, the bravest, and that must be the chief, has to climb an eagle's nest and eat an egg. In this way, he must assimilate the eagle's superiority and thus guarantee this superiority for his tribe. Year after year, the chief manages to get around this task. At first, no one doubts his courage, which he demonstrates throughout the year, but gradually suspicions arise that he might have a problem climbing the eagle's nest. This makes him less and less acceptable to the tribe. For the tribe wants to be led by someone who is unreservedly courageous. Only then is this tribe invulnerable and invincible.
As suspicions grow stronger year after year, the members of his bodyguard conspire to cut off his head.
5. When his father learns of this, he is deathly sad. But he is not allowed to show his sadness, for that is forbidden by the all-embracing bravery of a chief.
He is not the person to show grief. He does not even feel it, sadness, in the sense of being sad. What he feels is anger, unbridled anger.
Instead of grieving for his son, he starts the next war. A great, great war. A war in which all, but really all, the bastards are to be defeated, all, down to the last one, exterminated to the pelt and the sting.
6. What could make history turn out differently?
A poem by Erich Kästner suggests itself:
And when the next war began, the women said, "No!" and locked brother, son and husband in their homes.
But that is not a solution either, not even a conceivable one.
Rather, that victory should not be given the highest pleasure.
War is no longer needed until winning loses its value.
DiscussionSiegfried?
Animal or fungus?
Agaricus-like
Heir to the throne, progenitor.
Markus had to brutally cut it out with knife, almost woody with root. Stage 9 !!!
Phase 6? More like Phase 5?
Looks similar to Fomitopsis and Trametew.
Father as tennis coach, chess coach, pushes the kids. Junior bosses. Fathers on the sidelines.
DiscussionLong searched for a place to rub, climbed on a pile of concrete blocks;
War cry; we are stronger; at the same time: help mom i am afraid of heights.
You have to scream loud.
You have to train the hardest and prove courage as the chief's son;you have to overcome the inner pig dog.
Bub is strong young man, wants to become chief; but he can never become stronger than the father; goes to another tribe and becomes chief there.
I have defeated the inner pig-dog now I defeat all pig-dogs.
One fear has remained: Fear of heights; but he has to climb into an eagle's nest; he avoids this ritual; then everyone realizes that he is not invulnerable and without fear; but he must be the bravest and so the tribe kills him; father is very sad, but as chief he is not allowed to mourn and gets angry and starts a big war to exterminate all pig dogs.
Poem by Kästner: when war comes, the women lock up all the men.
There will be war as long as winning is so much fun.
Overplay all feelings.
Heir to the throne or tribal chief, who must be even stronger than the father - but he does not overcome the fear, even if he becomes chief in the other tribe.
Stage 9 - has almost reached it.Stage 6... story is more phase 5: pushing forward.
But goal is unattainable.
And it is not a safe throne.
Iron series 764; all porlings.
DD Animal, Mushroom ?DD Agaricus: must be overpowering and foolhardy, overestimate their own strength, and has it too.
Father of an athlete cheering on the son; fathers on the sidelines.
Father and son in company.
Father pushes son because he hasn't quite reached goal himself.
Constant pressure.
On the sidelines of their own lives, stage 9.
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