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Prumnopitys andina

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
5Gymnospermae
Class
5Cupressanae
Subclass
2Podocarpidae
Phase
1Araucariales
Subphase
3Podocarpaceae
Stage
0
Name

Prumnopitys andina

Author

Dorle

Type

Proving

Chapter

3-443.11.__

Book
Family
It took a while for Prumnopitys to reveal his true nature to me.
First came the request not to speak, it is a secret, it stays between us
I am heavy and carry many secrets within me
It is the knowledge of ancient times, of experiences and of the sins of this world
Everything that has not been seen and brought to light
I carry this so that it will not be forgotten.
Tired
It is a lot
I carry it on until my demise
Lack of joy and lightness
Lightness can only come when what I carry is seen and dealt with
This is about justice, like an event, knowledge that needs to be corrected
It is not bitterness, a issue just needs to be set right and put back into the system
A silent observer, little rebellion
I was forbidden to speak, the knowledge must be preserved
PhysicalKidneys
Nausea
Heartburn, rising
Headaches in the sides
Dryness in the nose
Throat, as if there is a needle stuck in it
Diarrhea
Shallow breathing
An old man who spent his professional life in politics
is now no longer heard, he is out of his old role
An undemanding life, simple but cultured
Interest in history and geology
Desire for classical music
A quiet gratitude towards the family
HealingJoy and lightness again
Acceptance that things are the way they are and that everything has its time
Easier to connect with other people
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  • ›5 Cupressanae
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