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Syringa vulgaris

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
6Asteranae
Subclass
5Lamiidae
Phase
4Rubiales
Subphase
6Oleaceae
Stage
13
Name

Syringa vulgaris

Author

Jan Scholten

Type

Remedy

Chapter

665.46.13

Book
Family
665.46.13 Syringa vulgarisEnglish: Lilac.
Dutch: Sering.
Use: love expansion rituals, internal purification.
Content: indium.
Source: Sense provings.
IntroductionThe first theme was that of second hand love. The theme of taking someone else because the one you really love is not available, dead, or refusing you. Someone very much in love, very romantic, wants to have a relationship, but is not able to do it because of their responsibility. So they take someone else like the brother or sister of the one they are in love with. They leave it partially; they cannot go for it and are still attached to it. They have the feeling it is still possible and so go for part of it. They have nostalgia for the relationship, homesickness, they are attached to it.
MindLove versus family richness, inhibited by responsibility.
Anger, rancour, continuous, not fully expressed.
Stiff, reserved.
Sensitive, emotional, erotic.
Sexual dissatisfaction.
Soft, sweet.
Sad, disappointed, cynical.
Theme: Modigliani.
BodyIntoxicated.
Head: hanging to left; forehead full, heavy, protruding to front down.
Abdomen: stitch liver.
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