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Proteus mirabilis

Kingdom
2Bacteria
Phylum
2Eubacteria
Class
0
Subclass
0Gammaproteobacteria
Phase
0
Subphase
0
Stage
12
Name

Proteus mirabilis

Author

Jan Scholten

Type

Picture

Chapter

2-200.00.12

Book
Family
EssenceThis personality feels discarded and rejected as a child. He has to defend himself to the utmost. Very difficult children, with much anger and temper tantrums. They have an offensive quality. Parent see them as a disease they want to avoid.
MindHysteria.
Extremes.
Irritable, criticizing everything and everyone.
Anger, rage, sudden fits, < grief, < everything
Pissed off all the time - perceives too much and this creates anger - doesn’t share perception.
Impulse to kill, could commit murder.
Shouting and fighting with spouse, in laws.
Temper tantrums, in children, with autism.
Crawl and roll on floor with tantrum.
Striking, throwing things.
Brain storm.
Offended easily.
Unwanted by parents.
Response to parents treating them like a disease.
Anger and rage, pissed off all the time.
Grief with anger.
perceived too much and that creates anger.
sudden fits of rage.
Parents don't want their own children, unwanted.
Children roll and crawl on the floor.
Ailments after a labor where the mother was absent due to epilepsy.
Ailments form parents quareling.
Colour preference: 12-14C, 8-10D, 23-24C.
BodyGeneral: never well since enteritis, diarrhoea and antibiotic treatments; complaints in the first weeks of life.
Nervous: dementia with outbursts of rage.
  • 0 Kingdoms
  • ›2 Bacteria
  • ›2 Eubacteria
  • ›0 Proteobacteria
  • ›0 Gammaproteobacteria
  • ›0 Enterobacteriales
  • ›0 Enterobacteriaceae