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Woodwardia unigemmata

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
4Pteridophyta
Class
4Polypodianae
Subclass
3Aspleniidae
Phase
1Aspleniales
Subphase
1Blechnaceae
Stage
0
Name

Woodwardia unigemmata

Author

Dorle

Type

Proving

Chapter

3-443.11.__

Book
Family
Prover DrolePhysical
Increased salivation
Connection to the kidneys
Statement of the fern
I am very old
My strength comes from my roots
I absorb everything that happens in my environment through them
The alert observer who then wants to intervene
The policeman who wants to keep order
A certain tension as to whether action must be taken
Alert, gathers energy in the solar plexus area until a certain point in time, then the impulse to act arises
It is the situation of a person living in a village environment
There are rules of the village community that everyone must follow
A strong traditional consciousness in which everyone follows their own path. Social interaction serves to provide support, but not close friendship.
The need for security is achieved through control of the situation, the environment, and also the family.
Relationships within the family are based on rules, and the feelings of the individual are rarely acknowledged
There is not much else going on
It is as if not much penetrates the skin and nervous system to trigger feelings and reactions
Everything has its place and its order or rule.
Even in religious beliefs, everything has its order and is not questioned.
Does not reveal much about himself.
“You have spent enough time with me, I will not tell you any more.”
Healing effect
The desire to establish emotional connections, especially with family.
To lose inner rigidity.
  • Kingdoms
  • ›3 Plants
  • ›4 Pteridophyta
  • ›4 Polypodianae
  • ›3 Aspleniidae
  • ›1 Aspleniales
  • ›1 Blechnaceae