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Homoeopathic Simillimum Treatment Compared to psychological Counseling
(Jabulile Cresancia Ngobes)
https://www.zeit.de/wissen/gesundheit/2019-04/todesangst-sterben-psychologie-jan-kalbitzer/seite-2
https://www.zeit.de/campus/2020-04/antonia-wille-angstphase-angststoerung-strategie-corona-krise
[Paloma Navarro Nicoletti]
https://www.zeit.de/zeit-magazin/2021/48/panikattacken-angst-therapie-medikamente-psychologie-belastung
https://www.zeit.de/zeit-magazin/leben/2021-11/hypochondrie-angst-krankheit-tod-panik-psychologie-therapie
https://www.zeit.de/gesundheit/zeit-doctor/2022-03/krieg-ukraine-angst-psyche-tipps
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) belongs to a group of anxiety
disorders that some people get after experiencing a traumatic event and is
associated with
increased arousal of the person and avoidance of the stimuli that is
associated with the trauma (American Psychiatric Association 2013).
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Vergleich: Comparison: Agar.
Bol-la. Bov. Sec. Ust. Psil. Monil. Stict. in Anxiety + Confusion of mind + Delusions
Lepus = Rabbit Symbol des Angst
Bach: Morgan-Bach
ist das wichtigste "Angstmittel" unter den Darmnosoden/bei seiner
Empfehlung spielt dieser Faktor sehr oft eine Rolle.
Siehe: Angst Anhang (Lia Bello) + Anhang 2 (Dr. Manisha Bhatia/Jabulile Cesancia Ngobese) + Anhang 3 (Dr. Manisha Bhatia) + Repertory Anhang 3 (Dr Ranjodh Sandhu) + Flucht
"Angst ist ein soziales Phänomen, man steigert sich da wechselseitig hinein",
Historiker Joachim Radkau von der Universität Bielefeld.
Fear makes fools of two kinds of man: the one who is afraid of nothing,
and the other who is afraid of everything.
[Gromier-Heim]
Ein
kurzer Exkurs zum Thema Angst:
-
Angst vor Neuem aufgrund fehlenden Vertrauens oder aus Mangel an
Vorstellungskraft, aber auch Prüfungsangst, bzw. Angst es nicht zu schaffen ist
eher psorisch.
-
Bindungsangst i.V. mit Freiheitsdrang ist eher tuberkulinisch .
-
Angst vor Blamage (hervorgerufen durch Feigheit bzw. Minderwertigkeitskomplex),
Angst im Dunkeln ist eher sykotisch.
-
Todesangst, unerträgliche Angst in Verbindung mit Selbstmordgedanken ist eher
syphilitisch.
[McKenzie]
Angst warnt vor Gefahr und ermöglicht schnelle Reaktionen. Streng genommen wird zwischen Angst und Furcht unterschieden: Furcht bezieht sich auf einen bestimmten Gegenstand, Angst nicht.
Angststörungen liegen vor, wenn jemand die Gefährlichkeit einer Situation überschätzt. Man unterscheidet Phobien, die Panikstörung und die generalisierte Angststörung.
Risiko ist die statistische Wahrscheinlichkeit dafür, dass etwas Negatives passiert. Man muss zwischen absolutem und relativem Risiko unterscheiden: Wenn ein Medikament die Sterblichkeit von 2 auf 1 von 10.000 senkt, nimmt das absolute Risiko um 0,01% ab und das relative Risiko um 50%.
Anxiolytische Medikamente lösen Angst- und Spannungszustände. Sie wirken gegen negative Emotionen, beruhigen aber auch und machen müde. Deswegen werden sie
oft als Schlafmittel eingesetzt, vor allem, wenn die Betroffenen wegen ihrer Ängste nicht schlafen können. Bekanntester Substanz ist Diazepam (= Valium).
Aconitum-Furcht (vor dem nahen Tod), sondern eher eine allgemeine Angst, verbunden mit dem Gefühl, "daß es sinnlos sei, noch irgendeine Medizin einzunehmen, da er ohnehin bald sterben werde"
Anxiety: is an unpleasant emotional state that has less than a clear
source. It is often accompanied by physiological and behavioural changes
similar to those caused by fear,
or a response to stress, such as the break up of an important
relationship or exposure to a life threatening disaster (Berkow, 1997: 395).
Fear versus Phobia
Human beings display a vast number of emotions. Happiness, sadness,
excitement, fear are some of the many such emotions conveyed by human beings at
different times according to different
situations. Human beings are also subjected to many psychological conditions
and phobias are one amongst many such psychological conditions diagnosed by
psychologists around the globe. However, due to the similarities displayed
between the two it is often seen that these two words are sometimes used
interchangeably. Therefore, in order to use these two words in the appropriate
contexts, one must know the differences between them first.
What is Fear?
Induced by threat, fear is an emotion experienced by living beings that
affects the brain functions and which in turn causes a change in behaviour.
Fear occurs in response
to certain stimulus occurring in the present or in the future, perceived
as a risk to life, health, security, power or anything valuable. Fear induces
various reactions in human beings such as running away, freezing, hiding etc.
They arise from the perception of danger leading to either avoiding the
threat known as flight response or confrontation of the cause of fear. In
extreme cases, this can lead
to paralysis or freeze response, as well. Fear is a natural emotion
driven by the process of learning and cognition. Fear can be judged as rational
and appropriate as well as irrational and inappropriate.
What is Phobia?
A phobia can be categorized as a type of anxiety disorder where the
sufferer shows a persistent and irrational fear of an object or a situation,
going to great lengths to avoid it, typically disproportionate to the actual
danger posed by it. If the situation cannot be avoided entirely, it has been
noted that he or she will endure the situation with great distress that
significantly interferes with occupational or social activities.
The term phobia is usually discussed in terms of social phobias,
specific phobias and Agoraphobia. Social phobias include discomfort in crowded
areas or persistent fear of public speaking whereas specific phobias include
arachnophobia which is the fear of spiders or acrophobia, fear of heights.
Agoraphobia is the fear of leaving a familiar area such as home and the panic
attacks that may be triggered by this act.
However, phobias such as xenophobia transcend and overlap many such
categories.
What is the difference between Phobia and Fear?
Fear and phobia are two interrelated words that often go hand in hand.
However, the differences between these two words prevent them from being used
as synonyms for
one another.
• Fear is a normal human emotion triggered by threatening conditions. A
phobia is an anxiety disorder.
• A phobia is an irrational fear where the reaction of the sufferer in
avoiding the said cause is grossly disproportionate to the actual threat posed
by the object or the situation. Fear is a rationalized and
justified emotion that comes in response to a threatening situation.
• The reaction caused by fear can be managed. The reactions triggered by
phobias are usually extreme and cannot be controlled.
• A phobia can be treated medically. Fear cannot be and should not be
treated medically.
Anxiety is an unpleasant emotional state. It is often accompanied by
physiological changes and behaviour similar to that caused by fear.
As anxiety increases, performance efficiency increases proportionately,
but only to an optimal level. Further increases in anxiety result in a decrease
in performance efficiency (Beers and Berkow, 1999: 1512).
Anxiolytic
Reduces anxiety and exerts a calming effect with little or no effect on
motor or mental functions. Used in acute anxiety sates for its sedative and
minor
tranquilising capabilities (Shargel, Mutnick, Souney, Swanson and Block,
1997:276).
[Ludwig Gedah]
I have used Gelsemium on several occasions to manage acute dental anxiety.
Other very effective anxiety remedies:
Acon.: heart palpitations,
sudden panic, dry mouth, dilated pupils, the sensation of sudden shock, the
“white knuckle” syndrome patient. The anxiety is very short lasting and of very
quick onset.
(Dr. Guillermo Basauri)
People who live in a permanent state of maximum alert. They are
agitated, nervous and impatient. They want to anticipate and to know everything
in advance to be prepared and to be able to face any adversity. They live as if
they were permanently in mortal danger. It is the great remedy to help with
acute panic attacks.
Ars,: chronic anxiety. It is
indicated in very chilly and fastidious people who have profound anxieties
about their health and may experience burning pains that are better with heat.
(Dr. Guillermo Basauri)
Feels like sheep among wolves. For them, the world is a hostile and
threatening place and because of their sense of helplessness they develop the compensatory
response of controlling reality absolutely. They become organized people,
organized to mania, and detail-oriented meticulous. Anxious in general, and in
particular about their health,
they are also very dependent on others and tend to accumulate
possessions with the idea to be better prepared for anything horrible that this
life may hold for them.
Arg-n.: excited, hurried,
hyperactive and talkative.
(Dr. Guillermo Basauri)
Caust.: fearful perception that has more to do with the feeling that
something bad is going to happen to them or their loved ones. They are usually
people with a great sense of justice and dignity and end up being filled with
negative feelings and phobias.
Coff.: overenthusiastic, sleepless
(mind: full of thoughts), excessively sensitive to pain and to noise, even
music.
(Dr. Guillermo Basauri)
Gels.:
Fear paralyzes people. They
want to speak in public but remain silent or their mind goes blank in exams for which they have prepared well. It
is a fear of anticipation,
a fear of facing the situations of life. They can be trembling or suffer
from acute diarrhoea before any unusual event like a trip, an interview or a
romantic date. It is a great remedy for those people with fear of being on an
airplane.
Ign.: may display hysterical
behaviour, twitching of the muscles of the face and lips, hypersensitive to
smells (cigarette smoke/coffee), and sometimes “As if a lump in the throat
(globus hystericus). Specially useful in the “have never been well since” cases
of emotional trauma.
(Dr. Guillermo Basauri)
Lyc.: insecure, feels
inferior and fear of challenges and responsibilities. But to compensate for
this perception of themselves and for no one to notice it, they usually create
a compensatory image of pride and arrogance. “Tell me what you boast of
and I‘ll tell you what you are missing,” could very well define the personality
and behavior of these people. They are often harsh and critical with those who
they feel may submit but submissive and complacent to those whom they feel to
be powerful. Behind a facade of arrogance and haughtiness they hide their
insecurity, fear and cowardice.
(Dr. Guillermo Basauri)
Puls.: have not been able to
solve the feeling of fusional love that unites the baby with their mother and
who live relationships with a maximum degree of dependence.
They find it very difficult to live if not through dependency
relationships and tend to please others to not to lose them. Their theme might
be: “How do you want me to be
for you to love me?”
Sanguinaria Comp. (Sang ex radice + Quartz cum ferro sulfurico D3/wa/ Prüfungsangst/stage fright can be
eased and the rush of the blood to the head, the increased heart rate, anxiety
and disorientation can be calmed).
Die Niere. bezeichnet man als "Angstorgan".
Angst vor dem Tode: Acon. Alum. ARS. Carc.
Cocc. Cupr-met. LAT-M. Plb-met. Puls. Rhus-t.
TARENT. Tarent-c. Verat.
[Max Amann]
Angstkomplex:
Aqua marina dil D6
Artemisia dil D3
Ballota nigra dil D3
Causticum dil D12
Cobaltum dil D12
Diazepamum dil D30
Digitoxinum dil D12
Inula helenium dil D3
Marrubium vulgare dil D3
Strychninum phosphoricum dil D30
Zu gleichen Teilen mischen
Ergänzung: gelegentliche Gaben von Diazepamum D200 +/o. Dormicum D200
[Olaf Rippe]
Korallen, als Amulett oder in einer homöopathischen Zubereitung (D2 bis D30), Angstzustände (Calc.). Beide Arzneien kann man optimal miteinander kombinieren.
Ange-a.: = Erzengelwurz/= Archangelique/= Garden-angelica/=
Theriakwurz/= Angstwurz
[M.L. Tyler]
Remedy: Acon. Sec. Arn. Raph. Sep. Hyos. Bell.
Op. Absin. Lac-c. Lyss. Manc.
Arg-n. Calc. Cann-i. Dig.
Chel. Merc. Thuj. Valer. Cic. Kali-c. Nat-m. Nat-c. Ruta. Rob
Abs.:
Fear of assassination.
Terrifying hallucinations: persons pursuing
him: all kinds of animals (rats/cats of all colors/grotesque); pursued by
soldiers, imaginary enemies, naked women.
Acon.:
Fear is
depicted on his countenance“. (Op.)/of death: "no use, I am going to
die“/of ghosts (Ars. Manc. Phos. Puls. etc.): of the dark/death with great
loquacity, or great
anxiety in the region of the heart. (Rhus-t.)/lest he might stagger and fall/to
go out alone after dark.
"Intense fear: awful anxiety, and great
restlessness“. Not only fear, but ailments from fear: remote effects of fright
(Op.)
(jaundice).
Extreme
fearfulness.
Dread of
some accident happening.
Anxious
DREAMS with anxiety in chest.
Frightful dreams.
A panic attack that comes on suddenly with very strong fear (death) may
indicate this remedy. A state of immense anxiety may be accompanied by strong
palpitations, shortness of breath, and flushing of the face. Sometimes a
shaking experience will be the underlying cause. Strong feelings of anxiety may
also occur when a person is just beginning to come down with a flu or cold.
Anac.:
Fearfulness. Cowardice.
Fear of
paralysis. Despair of getting well.
When walking,
anxious as if pursued: suspected everything around him.
Fear of
death-close at hand. (Acon.).
Every
trifle might lead to great misfortune.
Characteristic, Warring wills-to evil and to
good.
"Devil and angel sensation“.
DREAMS
vivid: recur during day as if real; as if they had really happened.
Of
smelling burning spunk or sulphur: of fire: of dead bodies.
Arg-n.:
Apprehension of some serious
disease/Apprehension; when ready to go to church or opera, diarrhoea sets in.
(Gels. Compare Puls.).
Fear, or
thinking brings on diarrhea/Fears to be alone, as he thinks he will die.
Fear in
passing a certain corner or building that he will drop down and create as
sensation: is relieved by going in another direction.
Tormented with anxiety: faint with anxiety,
when walking, which makes him walk faster.
Nervous
when walking: will have a fit, or die suddenly.
Dizzy/staggers at sight of high houses: seems as
if the houses both sides of the road would approach and crush him. Wakes his
wife or child to have someone to talk to.
"Lost beyond hope for this world".
Horrible
DREAMS: sees departed friends, ghosts ; dreams of putrid water: of serpents,
which full him with horror. (Lac-c.).
Anxiety develops before a big event (exam/important
interview/public appearance/social engagement). Dizziness and diarrhea may also
be experienced. Often
enthusiastic and
suggestible, with a tendency toward peculiar thoughts and impulses. Craves
sweets and salt (usually <).
Arn.:
Hypochondriac anxiety.
Violent
attacks of anxiety.
Apprehension of future evils.
Horror
of instant death. (Plat.).
DREAMS that
she is overwhelmed with reproaches. Can hardly realize it has been a dream.
Fearful
dreams of large black dogs and cats.
Of men
being flayed: about frightful objects: of lightning having struck: of graves.
Typically Arn. feels bruised and sore.
Aur-met.:
Apprehensiveness: full of fear: a mere noise
at the door makes him anxious.
Fearfulness: a longing for death.
Dread of
men (Lyc. etc.): anxiety and dread.
Characteristically, Aur. is suicidal.
Feels he
is not fit for this world: thought of death gives him intense joy.
That he
can never succeed.
That he
is irretrievably lost.
DREAMED
a great deal of death.
Dreaming
of the dead and corpses (Thuja, Elaps. etc.)
Anxious
dreams, full of disputes.
Frightful dreams about thieves (Ars. Nat.
mur.)
falling
from a height (Thuj.).
Bry.:
Anxiety
and apprehension about the future: great sense of insecurity.
In
DREAMS: busy about his household affairs.
Anxiety and
care about his business. (Psor.).
Calc.:
Concern
about imaginary things that might happen to her.
Anxiety,
as if he had done something evil, or ought to apprehend reproaches.
Uneasiness of mind. Fearfu, “As if some
accident or misfortune were to happen”. to himself, or someone else (Ars. Phos.
Sulph. Plat-met.). As if expecting sad news.
Dread
and anxiety for the future.
Fear of
consumption/fear to lose her understanding.
Fears
lest people should observe her confusion of mind. That they look at her
suspiciously.
Fears of
disease and misery, with foreboding.
Despairs
of life; imagines she must die.
Despairs
of salvation and wants to stab himself.
Fear about
health: of an organic heart disease: that something terrible will happen.
Fear of
death: of consumption; of misfortune; of being alone.
Child
afraid of everything it sees.
Fear
excited by report of cruelties.
Easily
frightened: tendency to start.
Night-terrors in children (one has cured many
case.-ED.).
When
closing eyes, horrid visions.
DREAMS.
Horrible, frightful: of sickness, death and corpses; of the smell of corpses.
Fear of
fantastic dreams during sleep.
Voluptuous dreams.
Camph.:
Very
great anxiety and extreme restlessness,.
Extremely fearful, especially in the dark: of
being alone in the dark. (calc. Cann. ind. Phos. etc.).
Indescribable fear of being drawn upwards.
Fear of mirrors,
lest he should see himself in them.
"I
shall faint !-I shall have fits, and never come out of them.
Cann-i.:
Constant
fear of becoming insane (Manc. etc.).
Horror
of darkness: of approaching death.
Dread of
congestion: of apoplexy, haemorrhage, and a multiplicity of deaths.
Dare not
use his voice, lest he should knock down the walls, or burst himself like a
bomb.
DREAMS:
delightful: delicious: prophetic: Or, of danger and dead bodies.
Chel.:
Imagines
she cannot think, and will lose her reason: that she must die.
That she
has committed the unpardonable sin, and that she will be eternally lost.
(Med.).
Anxiety
as if she had committed a crime: fear of getting crazy, with restlessness and
heat.
DREAMS
of corpses and funerals. (Calc. Thuja, etc.).
Vivid
dreams about business matters.
Dreams
of great lice (Nux-v.) on her shoulders. Dreams of pneumonia, of falling, of
bloody wounds, of being killed, of being buried alive.
Cic.:
Everything appears strange: almost terrible.
Feels in
a strange place (Valer.) which causes fear. Sensation of unreality (Med.).
Old men fear a long spell of sickness before
dying.
Afraid
of Society: wants to be alone.
Disposition to be frightened.
Cocc-i.:
Overpowered with the most frightful
fearfulness.
Sudden
excessive anxiety, as though he had committed a crime- done some evil.
Con.:
Dread of
men, of their approach: yet dread of being alone. (Compare Lyc.).
Fear of
thieves. (Nat-m./Ars.).
DREAMS:
full of shame: of threatening dangers: of anger and vexation.
Of
physical mutilation: of wretched diseases.
Of dead
people, and deaths of those living.
Dig.:
Great
anxiety; as from a troubled conscience.
Tortured
by fear of death, or less of reason.
Fear of
the future: with desire to escape. (Bell.).
DREAMS:
frequent waking at night by dreams of falling from a height (Thuja) or into
water.
Dros.:
Anxiety
at 19 - 20 h. “As if impelled to take his life by drowning”.
Anxiety “As
if his companions allowed him no rest”, but persecuted and pursued him.
DREAMS
frightful: of being maltreated: of thirst, and drinking.
Elaps.:
Fear of
being alone: something will happen: rowdies will break in.
Excessive
horror of rain.
DREAMS:
fighting with a galley slave: puts a dread body in a
shroud
and digs a knife into its wounds, then is remorseful and weeps.
Dreams
of the dead and embraces them (Thuja): falls into pits. Bites herself.
Hep.:
Frightful imaginings. Frightful visions of
fire (Rhus-t. Puls, etc.) and dead persons. (Thuja, Anac. etc.).
Great
anxiety, evening. (Puls. Phos. Lyc.).
Violent
fright on slumbering, even p.c.
Fright:
start from sleep as if about to suffocate. (Compare Lach. Spong.).
DREAMS
of danger, fright and anxiety: of fleeing from danger.
Dreams
of expectoration blood and pus.
Hepar is
chilly, with hyperaesthesia mental and physical (Nux).
Ign.:
Dread of
every trifle (Calc.); especially of things coming near him. (Arn.).
Fears
she will have an ulcer in the stomach.
Fear of
thieves on waking after midnight.
Fearfulness; does not like to talk; prefers to
be alone.
As if he
had committed some crime.
As though
something terrible had happened: cannot speak of it.
As if
she had done something wrong; or as if some great misfortune were about to
happen.
A state
of anguish in which she shrieks for help.
DREAMS
with reflections and deliberations.
Dreams
full of mental exertion and scientific investigations. (Compare Lyssin.).
Kali-c.:
Full of
fears about her disease: that she cannot recover.
Frightened of anything touches the body
lightly.
Shock felt in epigastrium.
Lac-c.:
Great
fear of falling downstairs (compare Gels.)/of death, with anxious face
(Stram.).
That she
will be unable to perform duties.
Wakes
distressed: must rise and occupy herself. Fear she will be crazy.
Imagines
that any symptom is some settled disease: that everything she says is a lie:
that she is looked down upon by everyone: that she is of no importance in life:
that
she
is dirty: that she wears someone else’s nose: sees spiders.
That she
is surrounded by myriads of snakes.
Some
running like lightning up and down inside skin; some inside feel long and thin.
Fears to
step on floor lest she should tread on them, and make them squirm and wind
round her legs. (Compare Arg-n. Sep.).
Fears to
look behind her lest she should see snakes: is seldom troubled with them after
dark.
On going
to bed, afraid to shut her eyes lest a large snake should hit her in the face
(compare Bell.).
Has most
horrid sights presented to her mental vision (not always snakes). Horribly afraid
they will show themselves to her natural eye.
Fear
lest pimples would prove little snakes, and twine and twist round each other.
Feels
that she is a loathsome, horrible mass of disease; could not bear to look at
any part of her body, even hands, as it intensified the feeling of disgust and
horror.
Could
not bear any part of her body to touch another: could not bear one finger to
touch another. If she could not get out of her body, she would soon become
crazy.
Feels that
heart or breathing would stop; frightens herself, which makes heart palpitate.
Fancies
he is going out of his mind.
Looks
under chairs, table, sofa, expecting some horrible monster to creep forth:
feels that it would drive her mad. Not afraid in the dark: only imagines she
sees them in
the
light.
Feels
that she is going to become unconscious: wakes with sensation of bed in motion.
DREAMED
of a large snake in her bed. (Bell.).
Dreams
often that she is urinating: wakes to find herself on the point of doing so.
(Sep.).
Lyc.:
Dread of
men (Aur. compare Puls.) of solitude.
Easily
frightened, starts up. Feels frightened at everything, even ringing of the door
bell.
Fear
lest something should happen: lest he should forget something.
Very
fearful all day: fear of going to bed: on entering a room as if he saw someone:
seized with fear if a door opens with difficulty.
Of
frightful imaginary images in the evening.
Increasing dread of appearing in public, yet a
horror at times of solitude.
Fear of
appearing in public, least he stumble and make mistakes: yet goes through with
ease.
Anticipation. (Arg-n. Gels. Ars. Sil.
etc.).
DREAMS anxious: vivid: frightful:
horrid. Of sickness: people drowning; boats capsizing.
Wakes
cross: or terrified.
Children
scream out suddenly in sleep: stare about and cannot easily be pacified.
(Calc).
Lyssin.:
Fear of
becoming mad/cannot physically endure his fears much longer.
Something terrible going to happen to him.
Fear of being alone. Restlessness and anxiety at precordia, frequent change of
position and sighing.
Frightened at a bird: thought it was a mouse.
When he
hears water (Bell. Hyos. Stram. etc.) poured out, or hears it run, or sees it,
becomes irritable and nervous: it causes desire for stool and other ailments.
Thinking
of fluids, even of blood, brings on convulsions.
Symptoms
brought on by dread and fear.
DREAMS:
Exciting/frightful. of influential persons to whom he is a servant or subordinate.
Of a
latin debate with law students: astonished at the facility and fluency with
which he has spoken Latin: far greater than was possible to him when awake.
(Ign.).
Of dogs
all the time. (Bell. Stram.).
Of fighting:
of high places: of insane asylum: of churches.
Med.:
Everything startles her: news coming seems to
touch her heart before she hears it. (Compare Rhus.).
Woke
with frightened sensation, as if something dreadful had happened.
Fear of
the dark. Sensation of unreality. (Valer. Cic.).
Had
committed the unpardonable sin and was going to hell. (Chel.).
Dreadful
DREAMS of ghosts and dead people.
Morgan-Bach.: Darmnosoden
Nat-c.:
Intolerable melancholy and apprehension constant fear and forebodings.
Anxious
during thunderstorm (Phos.): < music.
Nat-m.:
Fears to lose his reason. Very
easily startled.
Fearfulness: "Something going to happen“.
Fear of
robbers (see Ars.), of insanity: of dying.
Anxiety,
“As if he had done something wrong”.
“As if
he would fall when walking”.
DREAMS
anxious, vivid, frightful: of conflagrations (Rhus. Puls.): of death and
battles; of scenes of murder; that he had been poisoned.
Of
robbers in the house, and will not believe the contrary till search is made.
(Ars.).
Anxious
dreams: weeps in sleep. (Cham. Puls.).
Horrible, disgusting dreams; reproaches
himself for past mistakes, for crimes for which he must answer.
Nux-v.:
Anxiety
with irritability: inclined to suicide, but afraid to die.
Great
anxiety of mind with no particular cause: easily frightened.
Fears to
be alone.
Fears of
knives, lest she should kill herself or other (Ars. Merc.).
DREAMS,
sad or frightful: mutilations; pursued by cats and dogs (Stram. Bell.) etc.:
about fatal accidents; of quarreling: about exerting the mind. (Lyss. Ign.)
Amorous.
Wakes
from troubled, busy dreams (Bry. Psor.),
frightened as if someone were in room.
Dreams
of lice (Chel.) and vermin.
Nux is
irritable and chilly; with hyperaesthesia, mental and physical. (Hep).
Op.:
Sees
frightful ghosts: easily frightened.
Frenzy:
desires to escape (Bell.). Says a regiment of horses are on his bed, and fears
to be trodden on. Told that horses are very careful, says, he will be crushed
by the
wagons
following.
Face
wears a constant expression of fright and terror (Stram. Lac-c. Acon.).
They see
frightful objects and are in great fear.
Believe
themselves to be murderers or criminals to be executed; want to run away.
(Bell.).
After
fright with fear (still remaining).
Anxiety;
apprehension ; fear of impending death. (Arn. Acon. etc.).
Characteristically Op. has contracted pupils.
Hauptmittel
für akute oder chronische Folgen von Angst
Phos.:
Anxious:
filled with gloomy forebodings:-.
"About to die": about the future:
during a thunderstorm. Fear of the dark.
Fear and
dread: in the evening: of death: as if something were creeping out of every
corner: late in the evening, as if a horrible face were looking out of every
corner.
Uncommon
fearfulness with great fatigue.
Fear
alone. Anguish when alone, or in stormy weather.
After
excitement at theatre: sleepless; then full of fear, especially at piano.
DREAMS
vivid: full of restless work and business (Bry.) which he could not finish.
Of fire
(Stram. etc.): of biting animals (Rhus-t. Puls. etc.): lascivious.
After
great fright 2 years before, involuntary stool and urine, especially at night;
was always wet and dirty.
When
threatened with a whipping would immediately soil himself from fright.
(One of the
curious symptoms of Phos. anus stands open, i.e. incontinence.).
(N.B.
Hyos. has involuntary stool from jealousy; verified in a cured case).
Plat-met.:
Every
serious thought is terrifying.
Deathly anxiety,
as if senses would vanish, with trembling of limbs.
Satiety
of life, with taciturnity and fear of death, great dread of death which she
believed near at hand. (Arn. Acon.).
Precordial anguish, with fear of death and of
imaginary forms: ghosts. (Puls. etc.).
Fear of
men. (Lyc.).
Mental
disturbance after fright, grief or vexation.
DREAMS
amorous: of fire (Thus.). Wants to go, but cannot get there.
Psor.:
Anxiety:
full of forebodings/Anxiety when riding in a carriage. (Sep.).
Great
fear of death: anxiety about heart: (Compare Thuj.) believes stitches in heart
will kill him if they do not cease.
Despair
of recovery: thinks he will die.
Fears to
fail in business.
DREAMS
of business and plans. (Bry.).
Of
robbers: travels ; danger.
That he
is in a closet, and nearly soils his bed. (Compare Sep. Sulph.)
Psorinum
in many ways a chilly Sulph. patient.
Puls.:
When
evening comes he begins to dread ghosts.
Sleeplessness on account of great fear. Fear
and rage in spells. Despairs of salvation.
Forebodings: anxiety from epigastrium.
Hides in
a corner to escape from a little grey man who wanted to pull out her leg.
Abhors
and hates women (Raph.). He looks upon them as evil beings and is afraid . . .
Sees the
devil coming to take her (Manc.): the world on fire during the night. (Rhus.).
Afraid
of everybody. . . Cannot sleep on account of fear and dread. Dread of people.
Fright
followed by diarrhoea. (Compare Arg. nit. Gels).
Anxiety
worse during rest-sitting, lying; better by motion.
DREAMS.
Confused. Full of fright and disgust.
All her
dreams are about men: a naked man wrapped in her bedclothes and under her bed,
while she has only a sheet to cover her.
Raph.:
DREAMS
of murder; street robbers; danger from fire; of swimming; pursued by giants.
Wakes
full of fright and fear: something under the bed making a noise.
Jumps
out of bed with fear: tries to run away and hide.
Rhus-t.:
Restlessness and anxiety about heart as if she
had committed a crime, or as if some great misfortune was in story for her.
Inexpressible anxiety, esp, at heart. (Acon.).
Restlessness with anxiety and apprehensions
that clawed at her heart.
Great
apprehensions at night: cannot remain in bed.
Fear and
despair because of sad thoughts which she cannot get rid of.
Frightened by a trifle. (Calc. Lyc. Anac.).
Fearful
DREAMS: that the world was on fire (Puls.): of great exertion; rowing,
swimming, walking, climbing, or working hard.
Anxious
dreams of his business. (Bry. Psor.).
Rob.:
Fear and
confusion of conscience, as if he had committed a crime. Fears disgrace.
Dread of
everything sombre and black. (Bell.).
DREAMS
full of disputes, scolding, anger cruelties which have happened or will.
The
great feature of Robinia is heartburn: especially at night.
Eructations and vomiting of an intensely sour
fluid: sets teeth on edge.
Ruta.:
Anxious
as if he had done something wrong.
If
anyone opened the door, feared someone had come to arrest him.
Sec.:
(Great/frightful) anxiety.
Great anguish:
wild with anxiety.
Constant
moaning and fear of death: with strong desire to live.
Mancinella.
Fearfulness.
FEAR of
INSANITY (Lac-c. Calc. Cann-i. etc.) Fear of going crazy: of evil spirits: of
being taken by the devil.
DREAMS
of ghosts, of apparitions.
(Aversion to work: bashful/timid.). (Cured a
"borderline case" with an insane fear of insanity: puls. and Ign.
seemed likely; but were useless. Patient remains well,
over
20 years later.).
Sep.:
Filled
with concern about her health: thinks she will have consumption and die.
Fearfulness: dare be alone for a moment.
Very
fearful and frightened [R. Murphy (Anxiety with palpitation, about things that
happened long ago)]
Fear of
real and imaginary evils: evening.
Afraid
to speak, or to be spoken to.
Fearful
when riding in carriage. (Comp. Coco.).
Fear of
starvation (Ars.): full of evil forebodings.
Total
loss of courage.
Anxious
DREAMS as if body were disfigured. As if threatened with rape: voluptuous dreams.
As if
chased and had to run backwards.
Frightful dreams of murder: of falling from a
high mountain. (Thuja.).
Dreams
full of dispute. of urination into chamber, but was wetting the bed. (Sulph.
compare Psor. Lac can.).
Of mice,
rats, snakes.
Of spectres
outside the window.
Awakes
in a fright and creaming: imagines she has swallowed something and feels
something has lodged in her throat.
Spong.:
Very
easily frightened: startles: it seemed to shoot into her feet, which remained
heavy.
Stram.:
Fears:
he will lose his senses: that his lips will grow together: of suffocation: of
falling: of everything falling on her. (Comp. Ars-n.).
Frightful fancies: face expresses fright and terror.
(Acon. Op. Lac-c.).
Sees
more horrifying images at his side than in front of him, and they all occasion
terror. Hallucinations cause fear and fright.
Sees
frightful figures, cats, rats, mice, dogs. Springs away with signs of terror.
Delirium
of fear as though a dog were attacking him. (Verat. Bell.).
Asked
her mother not to leave her, as something was going to hurt her. (Valer).
Mania
for light and company: cannot bear to be alone. Hydrophobia.
Children
wakes terrified, knows no one, screams with fright, clings to those near.
(Calc.).
Imagines
he is alone all the time: tries to escape (Bell.) Is afraid.
Like a
mad woman all night: shouted, "they are coming for me“.
Begged
piteously that I would not hurt him .
Excessive anxiety and restlessness.
Feeling
of dread: begged that he might not be left alone.
Afraid-weeps: asked why, answers "I dont
know !".
Characteristic: hyperaesthesia and a shrinking
from draughts. (Nux-v./Hep.).
Sulph.:
Anxiety
as if he would cease to live: fear of some great misfortune/great anxiety in
bed at time of full moon.
Fear for
others. (Ars. Phos. Plat. etc.)/Fear that he would take cold in open air.
DREAMS
vivid: anxious ; vexatious.
That she
sat on the chamber, so passed her water in bed. (Sep.).
DREAMS
of danger from fire: water: that he had been bitten by a dog) Stram. etc.) ; of falling.
Dreams of
disgust and nausea.
Thuja.:
Fearful
anxiety, like death agony: a nameless internal ache, as if the soul were
escaping from the body, with most terrible uneasiness/frightful anxiety at
night.
Constantly tormented by groundless anxiety.
Constant
anxiety as if he had committed a great crime. Fear of misfortune.
Fear of
apoplexy: with anxious perspiration.
Terrible
DREAMS of the dead.
When asleep,
dead persons appear to her ; distinctly sees them, feels them (Elaps): thinks
she is talking with them.
Voluptuous dreams. Dreams of danger and death.
Of falling from a height.
Constant
dreams of the features of a corpse. Especially after vaccinations, or
inoculations. Mercurius sol.
Anxiety
and apprehension in the blood.
As if he
had committed a crime, or done wrong.
As
though he had no control over his senses.
Fearful
DREAMS: of falling from a height (Thuja): of robbers: of shooting: of a flood.
Valer.:
Fearfulness in the evening when sitting in the
dark, imagining that someone might hurt him (Stram.).
Anxiety
as if objects round him had been estranged from him: rooms seem to him
desolate: does not feel at home, is impelled to leave it (Med.). (Compare
Cic.).
Verat.:
If he
stands he is tormented with the most frightful anxiety; the forehead becomes
covered with cold sweet, with nausea even to vomiting.
Anxiety
as from a bad conscience, as if he had committed a crime: as if he dreaded a
misfortune. (Lyc. Anac.
Nat. m. etc.).
Anxiety causing crawling in the
fingers.
Fear of
apoplexy during an evacuation.
DREAMS
of robbers: is pursued: that a dog was biting him and he could not get away
(Stram.). Frightful dreams.
Zinc-met.:
Anxiety;
uneasy mod as though he had committed a crime. On account of thieves, or
horrible apparitions while awake.
DREAMS:
being strangled: after waking, fear lest the man who strangled her would
return.
Dreams
of corpses ; horses which changed to dogs under him: of being smeared with
human excrement. Quarrelsome, vexacious dreams.
[Eileen Scullion]
For many people the fear of flying can cause so
much upset and panic that even the thought of it is enough to send them into a
tail spin with anxiety, palpitations and profuse sweating. Phobia is quite
common though and while the term is often used loosely, the reasons behind it
and how it manifests is different with every person. For example, fear of
flying can be related to the fear of closed spaces (claustrophobia), fear of
heights, fear of death, fear of having a panic attack, fear of motion sickness,
fear of the dark if flying at night, fear of being over water, fear of crowded
places, fear when the plan lurches downwards during turbulence, fear when
landing, or simply the feeling of being out of control.
The good news is that homeopathy can help
people combat fear of flying in two ways.
1st acute remedies can be prescribed
to help bring relief before and during the flight experience.
2nd constitutional treatment which
looks at the problem on a much deeper level, can help provide a longer term
solution.
Constitutional treatment takes a look at the
history of the problem, when it started, how it manifests etc. It also looks at
other areas of your life, as anxieties, stresses and worries that you may have
and how these impact you generally. A remedy is then prescribed according to
your specific needs. The aim is to treat the root of the problem
rather than just the symptoms that manifest.
There are many homeopathic remedies that can be
used to help combat fear of flying and here are a few examples.
Arg-n.: Very anxious, restless, with diarrehea -
“what if the plane crashes”. The fear is more related to heights and or
claustrophobia, Feel worse for heat and crowds and better for open air.
Acon.: Complete terror and panic and fear of death
- “knows the plane will crash”. The fear can suddenly appear before or during
the flight.
Ars.: Restless, cannot bear to be alone and needs
constant reassurance that they will survive the flight. The main fear is a fear
of death. > company.
Gels.: Trembling with anxiety and panic
and muscles feel weak and heavy and refuse to obey your will.
Nux-v.: Excessive impatience and anger while kept
waiting. < stimulants coffee and alcohol makes the anxiety worse.
If the fear of flying is restricting your life
and is beginning to overwhelm you, then it is definitely worthwhile seeking a
long term solution. Indeed this relates to all types of phobias.
[Basil B. Williams]
‡ Overcoming Stage Fright With The Help of Sanguinaria
Comp. (= Sanguinaria canadensis, Ferrum sulfuricum, Quarz). The term “stage
fright” is generally used for what some people may experience when required to
appear before an audience and perform in some way. While a normal degree of
excitement, anticipation and even anxiety accompany most people, some are
overwhelmed by the feelings. The feelings hinder or decrease the ability to
calmly and clearly bring the message to the audience. When these symptoms occur
therapeutic intervention can
be helpful.
Individuals who have come for treatment tell of a wide range of symptoms. They
tell of shaking of the body, blood rushing to the head, disorientation,
sweating, stammering, incoherent speech and so on.
While some say that
they feel in control before the event, the moment of standing before the
audience brings forth the symptoms.
The primary substance
in the compound is the root of the plant Sanguinaria canadensis e radice D2. It
is used traditionally as therapy when strong emotions, arguments, mental
overwork and excessive sense impressions trigger migraine and cephalalgia. When
the emotional or astral body reacts to the excessive stress, the sanguinaria
enhances the ego organization of the patient to overcome the disorganizational
forces of the astral activity. This compound also contains Quartz cum ferro
sulfurico D3.
The essential
form-giving forces of quartz and the incarnating forces of iron augment the
work of the ego organization process in the patient.
My patients have told
me that they have felt more focused, in-control, alert, and that they had the
ability to organize thoughts for more precise speech presentations when they
took the Sanguinaria Comp before going on stage. In a few cases the stage
fright symptoms occurred in college students before taking an exam. Again the
Sanguinaria Comp is safe and is effective. The students were grateful.
Sanguinaria Comp. is helpful for episodes of stage fright, a broader question of nervousness and a hope not to feel overwhelmed by stresses of modern life can be pondered further by exploring various anthroposophical insights. ‡
[Dr. Phil. Reinhard Müller]
Die Angst
vor Versagen und Nichtbestehen -
Selbstbewusstsein
und Selbstvertrauen sind durch Erfahrungen von Maßregelung, Abwertung,
Einstufung und Ohnmacht in Kindheit und Jugend oft in entscheidendem Maße
geschwächt.
Die
anerzogene Orientierung an Autoritäten und deren Maßstäben lässt trotz der
Loslösungs-Phase von ihnen in der Adoleszenz-Phase häufig "Reste"
zurück, die sich - aus teilweise noch vorhandener innerer Abhängigkeit von
ihnen - in Form vielfältiger Versagens-Ängste und der Furcht vor mangelnder
Bestätigung äußert. Lampenfieber, Prüfungs-/Erwartungs-/Versagens-Ängste werden
häufig vor Prüfungen, prüfungsähnlichen Situationen, Vorstellungs-Gesprächen,
Präsentationen und Gesprächen (in der Gruppe) erlebt. Trotz vorhandener
Fähigkeiten, Talente und Stärken besteht ein tiefes Misstrauen in die eigene
persönliche Kraft, das Selbstwert-Gefühl ist herabgesetzt und die eigenen
Ängste vor Wiederholung früherer traumatischer Situationen werden auf Personen
der Umwelt (z.B. die Prüfer, die Gruppe) projiziert. Und trotz rationaler
Selbsterkenntnis dieser Situation und der eigenen persönlichen Anteile kommen
die Gefühle aus der Vergangenheit per Schlüsselreiz immer wieder hoch. Diese
gefühlsmäßigen Knoten können nur über den Weg der gefühlsmäßigen Arbeit an
unseren unbewussten Anteilen angegangen werden. Die Homöopathie mit ihren energetisch
wirkenden Heilmitteln ist hierbei eine mögliche Hilfe.
3 wichtige
homöopathische Mittel zur Behandlung von Prüfungs-, Erwartungs- und
Versagens-Ängsten:
Arg-n.:
häufig im Zusammenhang von Lampenfieber und Prüfungsangst.
Das Element
Argentum hat kreative und schöpferische Fähigkeiten, die er auch gut entwickeln
kann, hält aber an bisherigen Erfolgen und Positionen fest (anstatt seine
kreativen Energien frei fließen zu lassen). Argentum hat in seiner Kindheit
häufig die Botschaft erfahren: "Du sollst dir mit deinem Erfolg nichts
einbilden".
Argentum
ohne Urvertrauen, trägt die innere Empfindung mangelnder Geborgenheit in sich
und fühlt sich nicht gleichberechtigt und angenommen.
Das Element
Nitrogen sucht nach Lebensgenuß, persönlichem Glück und positiver Außenwirkung.
Hiermit einher geht ein Bedürfnis nach Expansion, Weite und Raum. Enge führt zu
innerer Spannung und symbolisch auch zu kongestiven Beschwerden (Röte,
Schwellung, innere Hitze).
Sucht persönliches
Wachstum, Expansion und Weite durch die Anwendung seiner schöpferischen und
kreativen Fähigkeiten und durch individuelle Selbstverwirklichung. In der Regel
macht sich dies symbolisch in Form irrationaler Ängste bemerkbar: Empfindungen
der Enge (Fahrstuhl/Menschenmenge) verstärken dieses Gefühl.
Schwäche-Empfindungen werden "durch Belastung deutlich". Die
hierdurch entstehende geistige Schwäche wird von Erregbarkeit, Nervosität und
Impulsivität im emotionalen Bereich begleitet. Die geistigen Fähigkeiten sind
reduziert, während die Gefühle überstark sind". Sein eigentliches Problem
sind das Gefühl mangelnder Geborgenheit und mangelndes Urvertrauen. Fordert
Nestwärme ein. Er hat, das Gefühl, nicht gestützt und geschützt worden zu sein,
obwohl es dringend gewünscht ist.
Und in der
rauen Wirklichkeit der Außenwelt hat er häufig die Empfindung, diesen Schutz
nicht zu haben, deshalb kommt bei ihm eine teilweise aus der frühen Kindheit
herrührende Angst vor, in seiner Selbstentfaltung gehindert und beengt zu
werden. Hierdurch fühlt sich Argentum nitricum seines inneren Friedens und
seiner Vorstellungen von persönlichem Glück durch Entfaltung seiner Fähigkeiten
beraubt. Zugleich hat er genau hiervor Angst: ein Glücks-Zustand, mithin die
positive Erfahrung seiner Selbstentfaltung, könnte ihm zugleich den tiefen Fall
in Situationen seiner schlimmsten Befürchtungen bringen. Die Höhen-Angst steht
symbolisch hierfür. Sein Erfolgsstreben ist zu hoch, es wird ihm schwindelig
und taumelig wie auf der Höhe des Berges, des Turms, der Brücke - und es zieht
ihn in die Tiefe. Argentum nitricum strebt aber diesem unerreichbaren
"Glücks-Zustand" ständig nach. Er zieht bevorzugt Situationen (wie
z.B. Prüfungen oder prüfungsähnliche Konstellationen) an, die seine irrationalen
Ängste vor deutlicher Verweigerung seiner ständigen Suche nach Bestätigung und
somit Geborgenheit auslöst.
Argentum
nitricum als Arznei deckt die wahre Intelligenz dieses Menschen auf, die durch
Angst, Ärger, Unsicherheit und Unrast kaschiert wird. Sie schenkt Halt, Ruhe
und Überlegenheit.
Magen:
"Völle bis zum Zerplatzen", lautes Aufstoßen, Magengeschwür sind
ebenso Symptome wie die Neigung zu Blähungen. Dem starken Verlangen nach
Süßigkeiten korrespondiert eine - hierdurch bedingte - Unverträglichkeit und
die Verschlimmerung von Beschwerden. Dies symbolisiert den Menschen, "der
den Bezug zur Lebenssüße verloren hat". Auslöser der Symptome ist mit
großer Häufigkeit die Erwartungsspannung.
Angst, nicht durchzukommen
Angst, durchzufallen
Angst vor Absturz
Angst vor Alleinsein
Platzangst
Angst vor Prüfungen
Angst in engen Räumen
Angst vor einer Verabredung
Erwartungsspannung
Angst im Tunnel
Furcht in einer Menschenmenge
Furcht auf offenen Plätzen
Furcht, in Ohnmacht zu fallen
Typische
Träume:
Absturz,
Fallen, Schwarzes Loch, Prüfung, enge Räume, in einen Abgrund fallen, von einer
Höhe herabfallen, Schiffsuntergang, Hunger, Gespenster.
< 17 h.
Hitze ist unverträglich (Sommer).
Sil.:
Zusammenhang mit Prüfungen sowie Situationen des Sich-Beweisen-Müssens und des
Bestehens vor der Welt hat vornehmlich mit seinem mangelnden Selbstwertgefühl
und seinen hohen Ansprüchen hinsichtlich der Wirkung auf andere zu tun.
Zeigt sich
nach außen hin nachgiebig, zart, feinsinnig, ruhig, gelassen und zuweilen etwas
schüchtern, zugleich aber auch korrekt, reserviert und steif.
Achtet in
großem Maße auf sein Image. Hieraus resultiert eine große Furcht vor Versagen
und davor, von den anderen als unfähig angesehen zu werden. Aus diesem Grunde
gibt Silicea in Angriff genommene Möglichkeiten oft vorzeitig auf, weicht vor
seiner Verantwortung zurück und ersetzt diese durch rigide und enge moralische
Prinzipien, pedantische Kleinlichkeit und Intoleranz.
Tiefgreifenden
Erlebnissen des Verlassen-Werdens in der Kindheit zu suchen, aber auch im
Extremfalle körperliche Misshandlung oder Missbrauch sind wesentliche
Spielarten der kindlichen Verletzungs- Erfahrung. Hieraus ergibt sich ein tief
verletztes Selbstwertgefühl, verbunden mit der Empfindung der eigenen
Unfähigkeit und großen Ängsten vor Ungewissem. Die tiefere Ursache dieser
Haltung kann auch in der Pränatal-Phase gefunden werden. Mangelndes Zutrauen zu
sich selbst, zum anderen das Bestreben, in einer Geborgenheit zu verbleiben,
die Schutz bietet. Silicea hat eine starke kindliche Sehnsucht nach der Höhle
im Mutterleib. Zugleich ist in ihm ein Bestreben nach Selbst-Werdung: er möchte
sich gern aufrichten, der Vater als starkes Leitbild und seine Zuneigung sind
ihm deshalb sehr wichtig. Hieraus resultiert ein Schutzwall, den sich Silicea
aufbaut und der sich in folgenden Merkmalen äußert:
Großer Drang nach Perfektionismus und
Vollkommenheit.
Tendenz zu
Flucht, Sich-Entziehen, Weggehen und Distanz zu schwierigen Situationen hängt
hiermit unmittelbar zusammen. Damit verbunden ist ein Zurück-Weichen vor und
ein vorzeitiges Aufgeben von angstbesetzten Situationen, die Umdeutung
schwieriger Gefühle durch Rationalisieren und Intellektualisieren.
Generelles
Problem ist das "Verkopft sein". Durch Verletzungen wurde das
"Eigene" der Individualität und der Gefühle weggedrückt. Das Leben
soll per Kopf-Intellekt gelebt werden, damit eine emotional unerträgliche
Situation nicht mehr so belastet. Zentrales Thema "tiefe Furcht vor
Misserfolg". Diese führt zuweilen - gleich einer self fullfilling-prophecy
- zu dem eigentlich unerwünschten Ergebnis:
Seine
Versagensangst bringt - durch Über-Perfektionismus und hohes Anspruchsdenken -
in einer Reihe programmierter Verhaltensweisen das befürchtete Versagen geradezu
hervor. Silicea leidet unter mangelndem Selbstvertrauen, trotz offenkundigen
Hervortretens seiner Talente und Fähigkeiten.
Angst vor Nadeln und spitzen Gegenständen
Angst zu zerfließen
Angst vor Auftauen
Angst vor Leistung und Aufgaben
Angst vor engem Kontakt
Angst vor Prüfung
Angst vor Versagen und Misserfolg, vor allem
bei Prüfungen
Angst vor Unordnung
Angst vor geistiger Arbeit
Angst vor literarischer Arbeit
Mangelndes Selbstvertrauen
Typische
Traum-Motive:
Eis, Eisscholle, Eiswüste
Fenster
Glashaus
Schnee
Verletzungen durch Eis
Klares Wasser
Kristall
Sand
Bloßgestellt werden
Wasser
Sinkendes Boot
Hunde
Überschwemmungen
Eis hat als
Traum-Motiv mit dem Einfrieren von Beziehungen, der Empfindung seelischer Kälte
und der Gefahr der inneren Vereinsamung zu tun. Die Eisscholle verstärkt dieses
Bild noch, die Eiswüste verweist auf eine seelische Stagnation in diesem
Bereich. Das Glashaus beinhaltet die Verkapselung und Abschottung der eigenen
Überempfindsamkeit und Verletzlichkeit. Fenster schaffen so etwas wie eine
Trenn-Wand zwischen Innen und Außen: von innen beobachte ich mit Distanz die
Vorgänge in der Außenwelt. Schnee hat eine ähnliche Bedeutung wie Eis. Wasser
verweist auf den Bereich der tiefen Gefühle, und klares Wasser deutet auf das
Bedürfnis nach gefühlsmäßiger Klärung und Klarheit hin. Kristall ist das Symbol
für Empfindlichkeit, Verletzlichkeit, Misstrauen und Distanz zu den Menschen
und zugleich auch für sachliches, nüchternes Denken. Sand als Symbol für Zeit
und Vergänglichkeit verdeutlicht die Angst vor Alter und Tod. Der Hund gilt als
Schutz gegen Angriffe, steht aber symbolisch auch für Aggressionen. Sinkendes
Boot: Zweifel, Verunsicherung, mangelndes Selbstvertrauen durch hochkommende
Gefühle; Angst, hierdurch unterzugehen und sich nicht mehr stabilisieren zu
können. Die Überschwemmung ist ein Symbol für die Überflutung mit Gefühlen, die
in das Bewusstsein dringen.
Die
tageszeitliche Verschlimmerung liegt sowohl bei 10 h. als auch bei 15 h.
Körperlich wirkt Silicea bei Migräne, Hautentzündungen (Ekzeme),
Wachstumsstörungen und wird als Mittel zur Austreibung von Fremdkörpern aus dem
Gewebe eingesetzt. Akute und chronische Eiterungen sowie Eiterungen durch
Fremdkörper sind ein weiteres Anwendungsgebiet.
Gels.: kann
von seinem vorrangigen und typischen Kennzeichen als Zitter-Mittel verstanden
werden: "Wenn man zu gehen versucht, zittern die Beine. Die Hände zittern,
wenn man sie zu heben versucht. Die Zunge zittert, beim Versuch, sie
herauszustrecken". Von den Gemüts-Symptomen ist der Gelsemium-Typ vor
allem in für ihn schwierigen Situationen "träge, schläfrig und scheut
Bewegung". Die geistigen Fähigkeiten sind schwach: kann weder klar denken
noch seine Aufmerksamkeit auf einen Punkt richten, will ungestört sein, wünscht
nicht zu sprechen oder irgend jemand zur Gesellschaft zu haben, selbst wenn die
anwesende Person schweigt.
Gelsemium
befindet sich in dem circulus vitiosus, dass Angst Schwäche erzeugt, und dass
jede weitere Schwäche seine Angst noch verstärkt. Sein Grundmuster in der
Erwartungsangst ist die Befürchtung: "Irgendwann werden sie mich
umbringen". Er zittert vor Angst. Seine "innere Sicherheit geht durch
Erwartungsangst vollständig verloren".
Überreichliches
Wasser-Lassen und Durchfall korrespondieren auf körperlicher Ebene diesen
Symptomen. Von ihrer Symbolik deuten sie darauf hin, daß Gelsemium davor
zurückscheut, sich auf Erfahrungen überhaupt einzulassen und daß er sie - aus
Schwäche - möglichst schnell hinter sich bringen möchte.
Gelsemium weicht
der Verantwortung, der Realität und Begegnungen mit der Umwelt aus. Die Angst
vor Eigenverantwortung führt dazu, dass er sich jeder Anforderung durch
Schwäche und Ohnmacht entzieht. Vor allem unvorhergesehene Ereignisse,
Situationen und Herausforderungen sind für ihn furcht- und somit Schwäche
auslösend. Seine Fall-Ängste sind ein Ausdruck dessen, wie sehr er sich in
seiner Schwäche bedroht und ausgeliefert fühlt. Mit letzter Kraft versucht er,
sich an etwas Greifbarem festzuhalten, um nicht irgendwo hinunterzustürzen.
"Alle Bewegungen nach unten rufen in ihm große Ängste hervor, weil er
dabei wohl im übertragenen Sinne sehr stark das Gefühl hat, dass es mit ihm
'abwärts' geht. Er bangt um seine augenblickliche und einigermaßen sichere
Situation, und so kann jede Bewegung nach unten ihn wieder mit seiner Furcht
vor dem Fall in Kontakt bringen".
Schwermut,
Traurigkeit, depressives Verhalten und stiller Kummer gehen mit diesen
Schwäche- und Ohnmachts-Zuständen einher.
Gelsemium
antwortet einsilbig bzw. kurz oder barsch, damit seine Schwächen nicht entdeckt
werden, oder seine Antworten kommen langsam.
< 9 - 11
h./Frühjahr.
Die
Unsicherheit, die Neu-Anfang und Neu-Aufbruch mit sich bringt, ist für
Gelsemium besonders lähmend. Körperlich wird Gelsemium bei Nervenschmerzen,
Muskellähmungen, Herzmuskelentzündungen und als Fieber- und Beruhigungsmittel
eingesetzt.
Erwartungsangst
Angst auf offenen Plätzen
Angst vor Öffentlichkeit
Angst vor Prüfungen
Angst vor Terminen
Angst vor Verabredungen
Angst vor dem Tod
Angst vor ungewissem Ausgang
Angst vor Loslassen
Angst vor Ohnmacht
Lampenfieber
Angst vor Verlust der Selbstkontrolle
Angst vor Misserfolg bei Prüfungen
Furcht, das Herz würde aufhören zu schlagen,
wenn nicht ständig in Bewegung
Typische
Traum-Motive:
Kälte
Prüfung
Nicht vorbereitet sein auf Prüfungen
Schwangerschaft
Vorwort/Suchen Zeichen/Abkürzungen Impressum