Manganum Vergleich
Mang-met.: one of the so called transition metals known for their hardness,
brittleness, high density, high melting point and heat conduction; metal is
reactive; found in stainless steel = tarnishes slowly, but easily oxidised;
widely distributed (ocean floor); has magnetic qualities; important trace
element essential for the utilisation of the B vitamins and the activation of
the enzyme systems (lasting impression on the skin as chronic eczema),
deficiency
causes impaired growth, loss of sexual interest, poor fertility and
uncoordinated muscle movement; general qualities = strong, tough, stiff, hard
and resistant – opposite polarities exist also; is responsible for the
colour of
amethyst; toxic in large amounts; pathology includes bones (growing pains),
joints, liver, brain (motor paralysis and Parkinson’s disease), ears, and for
our purposes we have to include
Mang-acet.:
= both cooling and refreshing, a tonic and digestive; blood purifier; pathology
includes anaemia, oedema, cancer, fibrous deposits, diabetes; emotionally they
harbour grief and tend to look for something to
worry about
= accumulative = cancer and oedema; great on fish and chips!
Mang-c.:
= self worth; dignity; fearful and shy; hard workers; understands ‘values’
Mang-i.:
needs nutrition due to dysfunctional thyroid; restless and forgetful so become
obsessive and impulsive; needs to escape; they understand their ‘existence’ and
feel dejected
Mang-m.:
= the ‘mother’; care and nurture; self pity and selfish; understands the ‘self’
Mang-n.:
needs space to expand else they will explode; polarities of tension and
relaxation
Mang-p.: = communication; sympathy; curiosity and fears; needs stimulation
and excitement; diffused
Mang-sil.:
absorbs; takes on too much; yielding; will expel if overwhelmed and not allowed
to yield
Mang-s.:
= love and beauty; jealousy; lazy; lack of balance between mental ability and
physical ability