Fragaria vesca (Frag) w
= Erdbeere/= Strawberry
Negativ: Nicht verdauen von Gluten + Schwäche + Abmagerung, klebriger Schweiß;
Clarke: Faintness; suffocation like apoplexy; convulsions and death have
resulted in persons sensitive to strawberries.
Therapeutics: Convulsions. Erysipelas. Gonorrhoea;
Repertorium:
Gemüt: Bewusstlos
Gesicht: bläulich
Mund: Papillen aufgerichtet – Erdbeerzunge/Zunge geschwollen
Zähne: Sordes
Magen: Verdauungsstörung
Bauch: Beschwerden in Mesenterialdrüsen
Rektum: Beschwerden durch Bandwürmer
Nieren: Nierensteine
Harnröhre: Absonderung gonorrhoisch
Brust: Milch – abwesend/unterdrückt
Glieder: Frostbeulen (< warmes Wetter)
Gichtige Schmerz in Gelenke
Schweiß: Kalt
Haut: Erysipel (+ Urtikaria)
Hautausschläge - Urtikaria (durch Erdbeeren)
Allgemeines: Beschwerden durch Abstillen
Konvulsionen
Speisen und Getränke: <: Erdbeeren; >: Erdbeeren;
äußere Wassersucht
Schwäche
Schwellung im Allgemeinen
Anaemia
Birth
Bullied
Cancer
Cleansing
Diverticulitis
Domination
Dying
Exhaustion/Lethargy
Fear
Grounding
Haemorrhage
Menopause
Syphillitic
Pain
[Wm. Boericke M.M.]
Strawberries
produce symptoms of poisoning in susceptible individuals (rashes, strawberry
anaphylaxis). Here give Fragaria in high potency.
Floweressence:
Quality: Dignity
Message of Self-Mastery: Strong, quiet sense of self and self-worth; for
grounding; reliability; for leaving a dysfunctional childhood in the past;
poise; gracefulness; being fully present and comfortable in, and about, one’s
body. Pattern of Disharmony: Guilt-ridden; low sense of self-worth;
self-blaming; feeling unworthy, undeserving; irresponsible; being ungrounded;
unsure
of self; history of emotionally abusive parents; for psychic
over-sensitivity; compares self to others, as in “why couldn’t I be more like
him.”
Affirmation:
I am strong in myself, for I am one with what IS!
Positive:
Dignified Regal bearing
Self-worthiness Refined tastes
Decisive Practical
Dependable Committed
Solid Loving of beauty
Mature Integritous
Quiet Healthy body image
Unassuming Elegant
Speaks little Self-respecting
Negative:
Shy Spacey
Guilt-ridden Psychically oversensitive
Poor self-image “Psychic sponge”
Lacking in self-worth Dealing
with a break-up
Uncentered Overconscientious
Irresponsible Clumsy
Feeling lost Overly apologetic
Uprooted Ambivalent
Insecure Indecisive
Relationship difficulties Feeling
inadequate
Self-blaming Comparing self to others
Abandonment issues Fearful of aging
Proud
“Strawberry not only helped me to support myself better but to
understand my husband as well. On this essence I was able to know more of what
his work means to him, his love for it-I couldn’t before. It also allowed me to
tell him that I wanted to move, that we are living in a place that doesn’t work
for me.” - UK, Plano, TX
“I wanted to try your essences for my store. I found myself needing to
get more grounded. I am very sensitive psychically and am too much out of my
body. The Strawberry really got things moving and stabilized me. Results were
very noticeable.” -JL, Guerneville, CA
“I noticed a much more even energy on Strawberry-didn’t get as bothered
by things, like the children saying, ‘I hate school and I’ll never go again!'”
-AB, Nevada City, CA
“I felt better, more centered, more confident.
I teel like a different person! Strawberry gave me a
different way of looking at myself. Something has changed (my handwriting)! It
feels like a light came on that had been turned off for a long time.” -VK,
Nevada City, CA
“I felt a difference in the first few days on Strawberry in that my
attitude toward myself changed. The mental tapes I had been running were
replaced by new, more uplifting ones. I could feel that at a deep subtle level,
I was different. There were no other external changes to which I could
attribute these results. Inwardly I had been trying for a long time without
success.” -JC, Sacramento, CA
Strawberry belongs to the genus Fragaria, from
the Latin word for fragrant, owing to the fruit’s sweet smell. It is a member
of the rose family. The strawberry originated in N. and S. America and early
varieties date back to the 1500’s. In 1643, Roger Williams said, “God could
have made, but God never did make, a better berry.” The strawberry, however,
having no seeds within its fleshy pulp, is not classified as a true berry. A
perennial herb with clusters of small leaves and white flowers, the strawberry
plant grows low to the ground. Its runners will take root and grow new plants.
The fruit is a good source of vitamin C, potassium and fruit sugar.
Fresh strawberries will remove tooth stains, soothe sunburn and lighten
freckles. High in dietary fiber, they are beneficial
to the intestinal tract and are considered a “food of youth.”
Positive:
Strawberry is especially helpful during times of transition, for these
are the times when we are more likely to doubt ourselves. We may merely need to
adjust to specific changes in our bodies or environments: puberty, mid-life
crisis, or menopause. Strawberry is also helpful during the dissolution of
relationships; for the person who is left; and for the child dealing with a
divorce. It helps us to remain present in the moment and deal with the issues
at hand and, ultimately, to realize that all of our needs are met from within
ourselves, thereby banishing a sense of lack.
Some years ago, a well known astrologer came for a consultation. The
woman with whom he was deeply in love seemed unable to make a commitment to him.
This situation was beginning to cause him much suffering.
After one week on Strawberry, he decided that it was time to clarify the
relationship and take a stand. He presented her with a choice; commit, or he
was leaving. The stars were in his favor. She was
impressed by his decisiveness. They have been married-happily, I’m told-for
some time now.
There is much talk these days of self-esteem, a term defined as either
belief in oneself or conceit. Strawberry’s message-an important and oft-needed
one in individual essence programs-is not so much to esteem ourselves as to
walk, breathe and speak from the state of our true source of loving dignity,
which is divinity. Isn’t this much better than merely esteeming ourselves?
Negative:
Strawberry embodies the issues that we all have to address at some time
in our lives. Perhaps we suffer moments or possibly decades of self-doubt and
unworthiness. Anything less than an ideal childhood- that probably includes
most of the human race-can foster problems with self-worth. Any time we fail at
a task is a potential time of questioning. “I’m just not good enough”; “I can’t
do anything right”-these are thought patterns indicating the need for
Strawberry. It is also the essence for self-blame, feelings of inadequacy and guilt
over many issues, including sexuality.
Strawberry-like self-worth issues are imprinted by parents on their
children. Children, in turn reaching adulthood, recreate these patterns,
possibly perpetuating generations of unhealthy family patterning. But with
energy, insight and grace, the dysfunctional spell may be broken. Strawberry is
an excellent remedy for freeing us from these deeply ingrained, hurtful
patterns.
This key essence vibrationally encourages the
expression of grounding, centering and feeling
integrated in our body, during adolescence in particular. It is helpful for
children and adults who tend to be spacey, dreamy or irresponsible. Because of
its grounding effect, it strengthens those who are psychically oversensitive
and need to be less affected by the energies of others.
Themes:
Many years ago, I encountered a small girl, ten years at most, who
beautifully personified the Strawberry theme. During my travels in India, I had
the good fortune to spend several days aboard a houseboat on Kashmir’s Dal Lake. This young girl, a saleswoman of sorts, spent her
days paddling alongside the tourist shikaras (small,
festive boats), selling freshly picked lotus blossoms. As she tossed flower
clusters into our boat, I asked, “How much?” “Whatever you like,” she replied
in English, so unlike the other “hawkers,” as they were called, who cared for
little else besides our rupees. This girl emulated the dignity of one born to
nobility rather than peasantry. She neither accosted us with beggary nor
imposed on us with pride.
In the Strawberry theme, we find one who owns a kingly spirit and can
play even the role of beggar or servant with the graciousness befitting
nobility. These individuals emote a certain regality
of posture.
Their very pose says, “I deserve to carry myself upright.” Graceful in
their body language, their gestures tend to be grand but also quiet- unlike
Pineapple themes who can be grandiose, indeed, but minus Strawberry’s poise.
And what makes Strawberry themes so beautiful? Their ability to see
beauty everywhere-in everything and everyone, including themselves.
An interesting keynote of Strawberry themes is that the women tend to be
very feminine and the men notably masculine-not to be confused with macho-in
ways that communicate the higher octave of their gender. Designers, artisans,
ballet dancers and opera stars-these connoisseurs of beauty are all
illustrative of the Strawberry theme. These people also make very healing
companions.
Their quiet bearing reminds us that we are all deserving of life’s
riches.
Not all Strawberry themes are physically beautiful but, at the same
time, the quality of dignity beautifies them. Sophia Loren is our classic and
classy rags-to-riches Strawberry theme profile.
This “Napolitana,” born Sophia Scicolone in a ward for unwed mothers eventually married a
multi-millionaire. More importantly, through commitment and hard work, she
became one of the greatest Strawberry themes ever to grace the movie screens.
Ms. Loren shares in her autobiography that she never sells herself short or
judges herself by other people’s standards. Adhering to high ideals,
she claims full responsibility for her successes and failures alike.
All too often, the aging process robs people of their physical beauty
and reveals beneath it the “meannesses of the heart,”
as they are called in yogic teachings. Ms. Loren defines age, simply, as how
you feel about yourself. Although now in her senior years, this Strawberry
theme has grown more stunning over time. “I’m convinced that outward beauty is directly
connected with inward beauty,” she relates. “Eyes are not beautiful simply
because they are big and wide set, but also because they express something that
radiates from the inner woman. My eyes are a precise mirror of my soul.”
The timeless beauty of Ms. Loren’s dedication to ennobling qualities honorably represents her as a true Strawberry theme.
Quiet dignity springs from deep self-knowledge. Strawberry allows us to honor our true worth and inner strength. Its pervasive
quietude springs from a sense of acceptance that life has given to, and taken
from, us according to our own role in the grander scheme of things. Whatever
now is, simply is. The little Strawberry’s quality of self-acceptance becomes
Self-acceptance. Like rightful kings and queens, we sit on the throne of our
own divinity.
Strawberry Contrasted With: Companioned
With:
Banana quiet dignity through humility for seeing dysfunction as a part of
the process toward integration as lessons are learned
Peach for stable and clear-flowing energy for integrity developed through the
act of giving; conscious mothering with healthy boundaries
Pineapple well-developed sense of self and
healthy, confident self-image for
strength of character and a well integrated, functional personality
Folgt gut: Tub.
Vergleich: Enthält: Si + Hist + Hydr-ac + Methylsalicylat; Arbutus. (= Erdbeerbaum). Gymnocalycium friedrichii (= Erdbeerkaktus/= Chlorophyllos Caryophylales.).
Syr. (DD.: Fragaria: Erdbeere von Rosaceae wartet auf verlorene Liebe).
Siehe: Rosales
Antidotiert von: Bry.
Wirkung: lithämisch
Allerlei: Venusgeprägt, Frigga geweiht/rechtschaffen
Phytologie: Sammeln: Blätter/Pflanze ohne Blüte (Mai - Juli)/Wurzelstock (FRÜHjahr/Spätherbst) Alles im Schatten trocknen
Sprue: Erdbeerkur
Entzündung: zerquetschte Blätter als Auflage
Magen-/Darmkatarrh/Durchfall/Hämorrhoiden/Leber: Aufguss Blätter
leicht zusammenziehend/harntreibend
Vorwort/Suchen Zeichen/Abkürzungen Impressum