Stadium-Gruppe 1
Verlieren/Verfall geht
immer weiter
Nitrogen./ Phosphorus./ Arsenicum./ Antimonium./ Bismuthum.
Anions: effort to keep or maintain a
relationship.
Phosphorus, Arsenic, Antimony, Bismuth. Feeling
of being unloved and alone. Fear of being alone, desire for company and
clinging.
Loss of: Job, honor and leadership
The power has gone, no longer keeps up the
facade either, everybody knows this and this is hurting
Responsibility requires support
[Valerie Lovelace]
Stage 15
Loose, Destroy, Destruction, Eject, Loss, Fall, Defeat, Bankrupt
Death, Surrender, Abdicate, Sacrifice, Forgive, Forget, Poison
Refusing, Contrary, Sudden, Unforeseen, Over
[Steph Nile]
Exploring Stage15: Yielding and Loss
Stage 15 is well on the way down-hill. The remedies fight back against
the odds fiercely when put under pressure but there comes a point at which they
give way and become very dark and very ill.
According 'Homeopathy and the Elements', P.58 the elements in this
column have a profound sense of loss.
This sense of loss is associated with the Tubercular Miasm, where there
is a rush to savour lifes wonder, right down to the last drop. The lighter
elments in this column, Nitrogen and Phosphorous types, when healthy, seem to
mirror this stage, where there is a rush to travel and savour society (Phos),
enjoyment and freedom (Nit).
But make no mistake, there is a dark side to the phosphorous extravert.
The tubercualar miasm is a precarious and dangerous place to be because, in the
not too distant past, the diagnois of Tb. implied the most awful and uncurable
degeneration of the lungs imaginable. You were just left to get on with it. So,
this miasm has another side to it, a narrowing down of lifes enjoyments,
leaving only the threat of darkness, despair, utter loneliness and ultimately
defeat.
One moment the Tubercular person is elated and happy to be alive, the next
they feel very poorly and frightened of feeling so close to death. This can
actually be the case in the lung complaints that call for Phos. Ars. and Ant-c.
There is an air of death in all these.
Once the pathology takes hold the battle is lost. The patient yields.
Definition: yielding (adj) Wordnet
(n.) a verbal act of admitting defeat
(adj.) tending to give in or surrender or agree
-> docile -> gentle;
(adj.) lacking stiffness and giving way to
pressure ->soft;
(adj.) inclined to yield to argument or
influence or control;
Similar to: compromising -> flexible, conciliatory -> appeasing.
Repertory Similars: Retaliate, cannot. No, cannot say. Mildness, etc.
A closer look at Yielding through Stage 15
They are very susceptible to bad news. The delusion of being in a law
suit shows the sense of threat and their agressive response. They lack the
power to fight of this level of threat alone.
When things go wrong there is a fatalistic atittude in nit-ac. the
yielding attitude shows through in the rubric, 'DELUSIONS - will power; as if
loss of'.
Like Phos. they can be agitated, ill humoured, hypochondriachal and
afraid of death.
Phos. shares some of the agitation of Nit-ac. Phos. can become very
agitated about work. If they are too poorly to work it can really feel as if
everything is shutting down; its not just loss of
income, its also the loss of the social context in which they thrive
that means so much to them. They become very worried and anxious, even driven
to suicidal thoughts.
Ars. has Alcoholism from weakness of character. Yielding is still a
theme in Ars. (Mildness) but she has lost so much that she has gone into a
despair beyond merely yielding.
Likewise, a yielding state in Antimony is expressed by a combination of
rubrics such as "cannot bear to be looked at" (Cowardice), 'carried,
desires, to be' and the depth of fear is described by
the rubric: fear - recover, he will not. Loss is evident in the sense of
nostalgia.
Bismuth kills herself -the suffering is almost unimaginable- constriction
of chest, angina, palpiation and so on - desparately clinging to anything or
anyone. The Bismuth state is reminiscent of
the ultimate yielding of Hara-kiri, where all the power and respect is
lost.
And Thulium?
Jan Scholten says Thulium gives up autonomy for the sake of gaining
Self. What could this mean? Well, he adds that giving up their personality is
their Achilles heel. Its much more than backing down out of politeness like
Phos. Is it yielding the ultimate... submission? What kind of submission?
Is submission the strategy that runs through Stage 15?
Jan Scholten gives: Loss, Surrender, Handing over, sacrificing and
refusing.
Post Script: Distribution of Yielding rubric through the Stages.
Stage 1
Nat-c. Nat-m. (Mildness. Cowardice) Caust: Yield because they are submissive
and unsure of themselves.
Stage 2
Mag-m. Calc-sil. (Mildness) Bar-c. (Benevolence. Cowardice) Bar-m.: Ditto.
Timid. Flexible. Indecisive. (Bar-s. servile, obsequious, submissive)
Stage 10
Carb-v. Sil.: They are uncertain and unstable and therefore easily influenced
(Servile, obsequious, submissive. Benevolence. Cowardice).
Stage 10
Aur-m-n.: Gives up (mildness) when she feels she has failed. (Aur-met.:
servile, obsequious, submissive. Benevolence. Cowardice)
Stage 11
Cupr-met.: Proving & Holding on through rituals. His perseverance softens
under criticism (Servile, obsequious, submissive. Cowardice).
Stage 12
Zinc-met.: Repeating, copying & overproduction. Yields under pressure of
failure (Cowardice. Mildness).
Stage 15
Phos. Ph-ac.: Fears loss of friendship so she appears submissive and polite
(Benevolence. Mildness. Cowardice).
Stage 17
Fl-ac.: Gives up and becomes indifferent to business and to family.
Exploring Stage15: Yielding and Loss
Stage 15 is well on the way down-hill. The remedies in stage 15 fight
back against the odds fiercely when put under pressure but there comes a point
at which they give way and become very dark
and very ill.
[Jan Scholten]
The elements in this column have a profound sense of loss.
This sense of loss is associated with the Tubercular Miasm, where there
is a rush to savour life’s wonder, right down to the last drop. The lighter
elements in this column, Nitrogen and Phosphorous types, when healthy, seem to
mirror this stage, where there is a rush to travel and savour society (Phos),
enjoyment and freedom (Nit).
But make no mistake, there is a dark side to the phosphorous extravert.
The tubercular miasm is a precarious and dangerous place to be because, in the not
too distant past, the diagnosis of Tb. implied the most awful and incurable
degeneration of the lungs imaginable. You were just left to get on with it. So,
this miasm has another side to it, a narrowing down of life’s enjoyments,
leaving only the threat of darkness, despair, utter loneliness and ultimately
defeat.
One moment the Tubercular person: 1. elated and happy to be alive, 2.
feel very poorly, 3. frightened of feeling so close to death.
This can actually be the case in the lung complaints that call for Phos.
Ars. and Ant-c. There is an air of death in all these. Once the pathology takes
hold the battle is lost. The patient yields.
DD.: Nitrogen = fixed, without life but when liberated can become
powerful
Phosphorus = diffusion, sympathy or destroy, needy
Arsenicum = breaking down and needing more and more support
Antimonium = even stronger need for support but repels
Bismuth = alone, resistant, irreparable breaking down
Ph-ac. dissatified or
indifferent/shares the morose feeling.
Jan Scholten: Derris pinnata
Crot-h.
= Sankaran’s Tuberculosis
Miasm
Scrophulaceae Unaffected by disonnection/Agros.
Macht aufgelöst
Auflösen/(Auf-)opfern, Destruktion/Verlust/Kapitulation + Vergebung;
Scholten: Macht, Aufgabe ist verschwunden, der Schein wird nicht mehr
aufrecht erhalten; man muss aufhören, alle anderen lassen einen fallen; eigene
Talente sind total überflüssig geworden,
totales versagen/bankrott/hilflos/alleine; evtl. Versuch sich dem Ende
entgegenzustellen, aber alles Aufgebaute ist verloren; kann sich heimtückisch
attackiert/heimlich vergiftet fühlen;
Korruption; Aufgabe ist Vergeben + Vergessen. Talent wäre sich den
Umständen hinzugeben, wenn nötig, aus alles Aufgebaute abzugeben, zu vergeben;
sich für andere zu opfern (Märtyrer).
Sankaran: Struktur zerfällt weiter, kann nicht mehr wiederhergestellt
werden; vorsichtig versuchen Strukturreste noch zu benutzen und soviel zu
erhalten, wie nur möglich.
DD.: Stadium 14 will noch den Schein waren es würde gelingen.
Stadium 15 ist alles vorbei, kaputt/gebrochen/verbrochen; Versuch jeden
verwertbaren Rest noch zu sichern zu bewahren.
Stadium 16 endgültiger Verlust, Zusammenbruch in Schwäche
As letzte verbliebene Sicherheiten an sich raffen.
St = Antimon zu schwach noch etwas darzustellen/in der nostalgischen
Erinnerung schwelgen.
Bi zu schwach die Verantwortung zu übernehmen
Vorwort/Suchen Zeichen/Abkürzungen Impressum
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