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Commelina communis

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
3Lilianae
Subclass
3Liliidae
Phase
3Commelinales
Subphase
3Commelinoideae
Stage
2
Name

Commelina communis

Author

Jan Scholten

Type

Remedy

Chapter

633.46.02

Book
Family
633.46.02 Commelina communisEnglish: Dayflower.
Use: dye.
DD: Magnesium, Aluminium, Silicon.
Source: Sense provings.
MindShy, fear of what others will think about them.
They think there is something wrong with them, they think they are bad, which is often the case.
They need protection, a protective environment, in the family.
Energy: weak, powerless, < being raided, walked over, cringing, shrinking from the violence of father.
Flabby, lying powerless, hanging, doing nothing, rolled over.
Desire to belong, to be normal.
Lazy.
They hope God will help, there is a tiny hope.
They do not have the guts to do something sexually, fearing criticism, violence, or they think they are too weak and bad to be allowed to have sex.
Energy: weak man with a strong woman, she cares for him but he should not complain about sex.
Father is domineering, tyrannical.
As a child, the fear of being murdered by their father, when he wanted something, for himself, when he was assertive.
Feels castrated, a eunuch.
Giggly.
Prostitutes, abused by the pimp.
BodyFever.
Eyes: inflamed.
Nose: rhinitis, itching nose.
Throat: pharyngitis.
Stomach: indigestion.
Urinary: urine scanty.
Male: prostate enlarged.
Limbs: bone fracture; handicapped, arms in flexion, paralytic, hands flexed, knees against each other, legs in endo-rotation.
Skin: wounds.
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