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Paeonia rockii

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
5Malvanae
Subclass
2Saxifragidae
Phase
1Saxifragales
Subphase
5Paeoniaceae
Stage
16
Name

Paeonia rockii

Author

Jan Scholten

Type

Picture

Chapter

3-652.15.16

Book
Family
IntroductionVoluptuous, elderly women, above the zenith of their beauty in natural, organic clothing artfully having tea in the garden. Talking about culture and creativity. One treats each other as sweet as sugar. My love blah,blah,blah, so lovely so nice.
MindPlant in full bloom, they begin to wilt, what was exuberant before becomes heavy, turns into the opposite, it pulls down.
Irresistibly affectionate, everything in you resists.
One becomes helpless and dependent, seduced.
A sticky sweetness that finally devours you.
The devouring mother, vagina.
Uterus, the sweet mother, too sweet.
Lush, exuberant, seductive.
Heavy, crushing, overwhelming.
Voluptuous women with heavy breasts, naïve and nice, as if they could not spoil.
Being pulled in, without resistance.
Naive, childish pleasure in trifles.
Unreflective, without alternative, one-sided.
Nervousness.
Helpless, dependent, childlike.
Being tempted to give more and more, sucked in, swallowed and devoured.
Sweetness turns to rot.
Pleasure is gone and a bland taste remains.
A sticky sweetness,
BodyGeneral: fever; infection.
Action: anodyne; antiphlogistic; bactericide; sedative; tonic.
Nervous: convulsion; apoplexy.
Throat: cancer thyroid.
Lungs: tumour.
Rectum: haemorrhoids.
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  • ›5 Malvanae
  • ›2 Saxifragidae
  • ›1 Saxifragales
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