Comparison Thuja + Calcium carbonicum + Silicea
Sycosis is transmittable (STD)/is
highly contagious through promiscuity. In child’s home there is/was sycotic
energy. Sycotic energy and lack of education, then possibly gives big families,
where fundamentalism is practiced. They
have lots of children – this is a status thing – but there are fears of
infertility. Role models are cold, calculating, cruel and manipulative, and the
child is given contrasting messages. Everything is permeated by deceit, hidden,
subterfuge, clandestine, secret, private, nasty, weird and ugly, because very
often they are projecting the exact opposite
image to that which they are
indulging in.
Masquerading with puritanical piety,
the child is being fed messages that sex is dirty and disgusting, while the
very things that they are condemning they are indulging in. They externalise
their crimes and iniquities, implanting them in the ears of others. It’s like
Jimmy Swaggart, impassioned on the pulpit, where he proclaims that there were
prostitutes at home. He announces the very things he desires and he condemns it
from the pulpit.
These parents are talking about dirt
and filth. They never talk about sex. The more the energy is suppressed the
more energy it has. All the messages in the family are unpredictable,
underhand,
under cover.
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Thuja |
Calcium carbonicum |
Silicea |
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Fear of the incarnation experience/fear of insanity
and germs Has a
mask. Loss of identity Always washing his hands – need to cleanse Need to hide, to be invisible Born into sycotic environment, can’t grow away from
it. Loss of identity. Sometimes the child is sent away from the home which
intensifies the lack of identity. |
Fear of the incarnation experience/fear of insanity
and germs. Fear of life and creates a shell Feels life is awful |
Born into sycotic environment, can grow away from
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There’s suppression from all around them. Big factors
include low income, overcrowding in homes, absent mother or marital strife,
antisocial father (antisocial personality type).
The mother may be the victim. There may be deviousness
with the conflict that ensues. The patients dream of confrontation and war.
There can be a history of abuse – physical, emotional,
sexual. There also may be excessive parental control from authoritarian parents
and neglectful suppression from pious puritanical parents. They develop
intrusive thoughts of the obsessive compulsive type. They emphasise the
relationship with the mother (all the sycotics). Where the mother is predatory,
the perpetrator, this is the
worst possible case.
Vorwort/Suchen Zeichen/Abkürzungen Impressum