Kletterpflanzen

Kletterpflanzen als homöopatische Mitteln

Vine people, in general, are very sensitive people. If you look at their tendrils, which are very tender, soft and delicate (although usually super strong despite their initial appearance....) they need an environment that is quiet, secure, with no one bothering them. Music, children laughing, talking or crying, or noise of any kind, offends them. Vine people see other people barging in and intruding upon them as an offensive attack. Much like a vine

that is in place being taken on by another plant, and then it feels panicked, intimidated and anxious about its survival. Vines don't like a lot of movement. Once they have wrapped their tendrils around a more stable object,

they hate displacement or movement of any kind for obvious reasons. Bry. < movement/bending forward/with exercise. How like a vine! Bry. > rest and pressure applied to the affected part.

I find vines like pressure - they press themselves flatly and fully against the stable shrub, bush or tree. So, pressure equates with stability, and something healthy in their psyche of survival.

The connection between themselves and the cause of their illness has been broken. The stem has been broken and they are separated from the roots. They have lost sight of their own sense

of being. But in contrast to this they develop extreme sympathy to the sufferings of others. In a way they are denying themselves. They have stupefied their own feelings but can still sense the

intense feelings of others. They over absorb but with a sense of emptiness. The sensitivity to others is so intense that they will go to great lengths in helping or relieving the suffering.

They will go without sleep and food and although this will have its consequences, they still persevere.

Just as it is a strong climbing plant the person will climb and climb great heights (figuratively speaking) to help others whilst running away from their own roots (comes to the top and is

exhausted). Hence the rubric ‘recognises everything but cannot move’. It can effect just ½ of the body, leaving the other half untouched. So they have only half the sense of themselves.

Abrus

Actinidia chinensis = Kiwi Ericales

Acorus calamus

Bryonia cretica

Bry

Celastrus = Baumwürger

Cur.

Cusc-eu = Teufelszwirn/= Spinnegewuppe/= Kletterpflanze/= Gold-thread/= hailweed/= hairweed/= hellbine/= love vine/= strangleweed/= witch's hair/= dodder

Dulc.

Elat.

Gels.

Hed.

Ign.

Luffa-o.

Lup.

Lupinum

Phasaelus-vg.

Pisum sativum.

Stroph-h. = Apoc-ähnlich/= Dig + schnell + systolisch

Strophantus kombe:

Stroph-s.:

Vitis-v

Lianen

Anklammern/unselbstständig/Überanpassung, Zusammenbruch wenn verlassen wird/körperliche Abmagerung in Krisenzeiten/Hals „Wie zusammengeschürt“, Symptome der Greiforgane.

?Venen?/?Nieren?/? ?

Banis-c = Yage

Bauhinia variegata = Buddhist Bauhinia/= Mountain Ebony/= Orchid Tree/= Monkey ladder Fabales

Cecr = Ameisenbaum

Convulvus-arten Cucurbitales

Hed

Loni-c

Monstera deliciosa = Fensterblatt Alismatales Quelle: Gartenbedarf

Pareira brava = Chododendron tomentosa = Quelle von Cur.

Passiflora herbertiana = water vine Malphigiales

Vergleich: Siehe: Staphisagriagruppe + Wachstumsgruppe

[Eileen Naumann]

Vine symbolizes many things. There are many different kinds, and each has a unique definition. Vines can cling/can climb/can spread out and take over. Can be strong and rigid. Weak and wimpy. Choking. Killing. Struggle for survival.

One must look at each kind of vine as a unique individual. Not all vines are clingy. Nor do all of them choke or kill off others in order to survive. Each must be looked at to assess their modus operandi. A vine is something that has tendrils that curl and fix themselves around something else. Usually it is something stronger, more stable and rigid than themselves. However, this doesn't have to be so. Being a vine, one must get into their mind set and ask why they do what they do. A vine has this adaptive reflex in order to survive. In a triple canopy of South America, the only way a plant can live is to get to the sunlight. Plants don't have legs to walk with, so they have adapted marvelously by creating tendrils either from the stem of the plant, or from the tip of the leaf, to climb toward the sunlight so they can make chlorophyll in order to survive. If they don't fight and struggle upward, they die.

This particular knowledge is intrinsic to most vine type people. There are other vines that snake and curl around to choke out another plant so that it dies and they then have the room to receive that spot of sunlight, instead. There are vines that kill other plants and suck and drain them of their life fluids, in order to survive. Cusce-e. (= Dodder) is a good example of this. Each type of vine is a particular mind set. We can generally put vines into several categories based upon their above behavior.

Vines cling for survival reasons. They climb. They are driven, almost obsessively, to climb higher. In human psychology terms, this would be a person who is a Type A personality who must win, must be 'top dog' and survive at all costs. Not only that, but be successful about it.

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