EssenceThis personality is very refined and idealistic, romantic and artistic. At the other hand they have a weakness and cannot stand up against deceptions and frustrations. Especially the loss of beloved ones can be very problematic, leading to feelings of shock and disappointment, grief and anger. Then they can get into a nervous breakdown, which can express physically as cramps and colics, epilepsy and fainting. They have high ideals and when they fail or break they experience it as a shock.Then they can go into self-reproach, accusing themselves for omissions and mistakes. Or they can blame others, insulting and mocking them. They are very sensitive to criticism and reprimand, negative remarks of parents, teachers or art critics. They cannot stand to be talked about, because that destroys their fragile self-image. When the shock is to big they can retire in themselves, brooding and complaining
MindAilments from fright, shock, grief, worry, shame, mortification, hurt, humiliation, dishonour, degraded, criticised, punishment, anger, vexation.
Ailments from disappointed love, divorce, divorce of parents, fatalities.
Ailments form death of parents, family members, loved ones, husband, friends, loss of a child.
Ailments from anticipation, foreboding, presentiment, suppressed anger.
Anger with anxiety, indignation, silent grief
Grief and mortification form deception.
Delusion insulted, he is laughed at, mocked.
Insanity fear of mortification or loss of position.
Delusion one is never good enough at what one does.
Delusion: neglected duty, crime, doomed, bankruptcy, poverty, left alone.
Choosing a partner lower in social status.
Changeable, erratic, contradictory, unpredictable, moody, alternating moods, contradictions, hysteria.
Inconstant, impatient, irresolute, nervous, easily excited, apprehensive, rigid, quarrelsome.
Romantic, idealistic, sentimental; mild.
Remorse, guilt, regret; feels trapped.
Ambitious, perfectionistic, workaholic, overwork, artistic, creative.
Intelligent, quick to perceive, alert, rapid in execution.
Independent, desires freedom, liberty.
Sensitive, oversensitive, hyperaesthesia, all senses, to pain, grief, failure, humiliation, contradiction.
Anger, < slight emotion, < reprimands, < offended, < scolded, < angry with himself, < bad news, < vexation.
Introspective; silently brooding; silent grief, not communicative, < consolation.
Melancholic, frustrated, sad, despair, tearful; sighing and sobbing; sulking.
Anorexia < grief. Feminist.
Cold, hard, frigid, jealous, < disappointments.
Fear: losing contact, disease, cancer, birds, chicken, open places, crowds, robbers, narrow places.
Dreams: amorous, lewd, lascivious, voluptuous.
Dreams: buried alive; murdered; abortion; accidents; hunger; falling; ghosts, spectres.
Dreams: cruelty, disappointments; disease, sick people; being drowned; suffocation.
Dreams: excelling in mental work; intellectual; scientific; literary matters; studies; failures; humiliation; mortification; vexatious.
Dreams: horrid; repeating, persistent, fixed ideas; reflections and deliberations; monomania.
Colour preference: 6-11AB, 23-24C.
GeneralSensation: cramp; small spot.
Type: female; dark hair.
Weather: < draught of air, < open air; > warmth; flushes.
Time: < morning, < same hour.
Desire: acid, variety, indigestible.
Aversion: fruit, ordinary food.
Food: < tobacco, < meals, < coffee, < smoking, < liquids; > eating.
Sleep: light; sleepless, < grief, < cares, with itching of arms and violent yawning.
Physical: > change of position, >< touch, > pressure.
Body
General: fever; ague; debility; dropsy; intoxication; polyp; fever with chill, red face, thirst, = > external heat, without thirst, < by covering; plague.
Action: antidote; laxative; tonic.
Nervous: twitching, jerking, chorea; clonic spasms, cramps, single limbs, neck, whole body; torticollis, beating herself, opisthotonus, < falling asleep; convulsions; faint, collapse; ataxia, cerebellum inflammation; neuralgia; delirium.
Head: hollow, heavy, < stooping; headache, congestive, as if a nail were driven, temple, side, left, < anger, < grief, < smoking, < smelling tobacco, > head forward.
Eyes: spasms of lids; neuralgic pain about eyes; vision weak; flickering zigzags.
Ears: roaring, > by music; deaf > voices.
Face: twitching, lips; changes colour, < rest; cramp-like pain over root of nose; sweat, small spot, < eating.
Mouth: taste sour; bites inside of cheeks; saliva copious, constant; toothache, < coffee, < smoking; excoriation around mouth.
Throat: lump; choking; sore, stitches, > swallowing, > eating something solid, extend to ear; tonsils inflamed, swollen, with small ulcers; follicular tonsillitis.
Nervous: spasm of glottis; little expectoration, leaving pain in trachea.
Lungs: sighing!!; cough, dry, hollow, spasmodic, reflex, in quick successive shocks, < cough, < evening, < standing still; asthma; hyperventilation, breathing difficult, > deep breath, > sighing; expiration loud.
Heart: palpitation, cramp.
Stomach: all-gone; cramps, < slightest contact, < menses; belching, sour; much flatulence; hiccough; hysterical vomiting; sinking in stomach, >> deep breath; empty, = eating.
Abdomen: weak; throbbing, upper abdomen; rumbling in bowels; colic, griping pains in one or both sides of abdomen, < menses; worms.
Rectum: itching, stitching, deep, haemorrhoids, < cough; piles; prolapse; stools difficult; painful constriction of anus after stool; diarrhoea, from fright; haemorrhage and pain, < when stool is loose, > walking; pressure as of a sharp instrument from within outward; constipation, < carriage riding, paralytic, + excessive urging; prolapse, < straining, < stooping, < lifting, < when the stool is loose; haemorrhoids; prolapse, < stool, have to be replaced; sharp stitches, < stool; dysentery.
Urinary: urine profuse, watery.
Female: menses, black, too early, too profuse, scanty; sexual frigidity; amenorrhoea < grief; << hysterectomy; excoriation vagina; puerperium problems.
Limbs: jerking, < going asleep; pain Achilles tendon, calf; ulcerative pain in soles; tight shoulders and neck; rheumatism.
Skin: itching, nettle-rash, urticaria, < fever.