Mehrere Mitteln

Vergleich: Siehe: Arthropoda + Narben

http://www.greatlakesprovings.com/vespula-vulgaris-nest-wasp-nest.html

Vespula vulgaris (Vesp-vg) = Kurzkopfwespe

Stich: „Es kribbelt so merkwürdig an Händen und Füssen“;

1. The stinger delivers the venom to the victim's blood stream.

2. Peptides and enzymes in the venom break down cell membranes, spilling cellular contents into the blood stream. When the cells in question are neurons, which serve the

central nervous system, this breach causes the injured cell to send signals back to the brain. We experience these signals in the form of pain.

3. To make sure the pain keeps coming, other substances in the venom, such as norepinephrine, stop the flow of blood. This is why the pain of a wasp sting can last for several

minutes, until the blood stream can carry the diluted venom away.

4. Finally, hyaluronidase (enthält Säure) and MCDP (mast cell degranulating peptide) pave the way for the membrane-destroying elements in the venom to move onto other cells by melting through the connective tissue between them. This spreading factor leads to the swelling and redness associated with most insect stings;

Was tun beim Wespenstich?

Bei Stichen im Mund- und Rachenbereich sollte immer sofort ein Notarzt gerufen werden, da die Atemwege anschwellen können und Erstickungsgefahr besteht.

In den ersten 24 Stunden nach einem Stich können sich Symptome zeigen, die nicht unmittelbar damit in Verbindung gebracht werden: Bei Schwindel, Übelkeit, Ohnmacht,

Ausschlag, Schwellungen an anderen Körperteilen sollte ein Arzt aufgesucht werden. Auch wenn mehrere Tage nach dem Stich noch immer starke Schmerzen bestehen, sich vom Stich ausgehend rote Linien bilden oder die Haut stark gerötet ist.

Für die direkte Behandlung des Stichs gelten sogenannte Stichheiler, die die Stichstelle punktuell erwärmen, als besonders effektiv: Die Wärme zerstört die fremden Eiweiße,

die mit dem Stich injiziert wurden. Amoniakstifte aus der Apotheke funktionieren nach demselben Prinzip und zerstören die Eiweiße chemisch.

Später sollte der Stich gekühlt werden. Auch Hausmittel wie eine halbierte Zwiebel, die auf die betroffene Stelle gelegt wird, helfen (öfters neu Zwiebel nehmen).

3 - 5% der Bevölkerung leiden unter einer schweren Allergie gegen Wespenstiche, die sich normalerweise in den ersten 30 Minuten nach einem Stich zeigt. Allergietests können unter strenger Aufsicht im Krankenhaus und in Spezialsprechstunden durchgeführt werden;

[Gunther Willinger]

Wespengift ist weniger toxisch als das von Honigbienen, allerdings ähnlich schmerzhaft. Selbst der Stich einer Hornisse, der größten einheimischen Wespe, ist nicht giftiger als der anderer Faltenwespen, aber deutlich schmerzhafter, weil das Gift sehr viel schmerzwirksames Acetylcholin enthält. Gefährlich kann ein Wespenstich nur werden, wenn eine Schwellung im Mund- oder Rachenraum die Luftzufuhr behindert oder jemand allergisch ist. Wer allergische Reaktionen wie juckenden Hautausschlag, Atemnot oder Herzrasen hat, sollte umgehend einen Arzt aufsuchen und später einen Allergietest machen lassen. Nur etwa 4% der Bevölkerung haben allerdings eine Wespen- oder Bienengift-Allergie.

Repertorium: Allgemeines – Bisswunden

Wasp Nest

Be careful not to crush

This scalloped tenement:

Who knows what secrets

Winter has failed to find

Within its paper walls?

It is the universe

Looking entirely inwards,

A hanging lantern

Whose black light wriggles

Through innumerable chambers

Where hopes still sleep

In her furry pews.

The chewed dormitory

Of a forgotten tribe

That layered its wooden pearl.

It is a basket of memories,

A museum of dead work,

The spat Babel of summer

With a marvelous language

Of common endeavor.

Note: It is the fruit

Returning to the tree,

The world becoming a clock

For sleep, a matrix of pure

Energy, a book of many lives.

John Fuller

Repertorium:

Vespa crabro + Vespul-m. + Vespul-vg.

Schwindel: im Allgemeinen

Auge: Chemose

Mund: Geschwollene Zunge

Innerer Hals: Entzündete Mandeln

Magen: Verdauungsstörung

Blase: Wasser lassen unwillkürlich

Weibliche Genitalien: Schmerz - Ovarien l.

Geschwüre des Uterus

Kehlkopf und Trachea: Laryngismus stridulus

Allgemeines: Hitzewallungen

Ohnmacht

Wassersucht äußere

Narbe: Thios.x ‡ wasp.x when a wound develops a keloid ‡.

Vergleich: Gift enthält: Acetylcholin + Kinine + Hist;

Argiope bruennichi = Seide.nbandspinne/= Tiger.spinne.x/= Wespenspinne Quelle: remedia.at

Ch-fl. (= Seewespe). Epipactis (= Wespenorchis Asparagales.). Euon (= Kardinaalsmuts/= Pfaffenhütchen/= Wespenboom). Vespa nidus vulgaris Nest.gruppe

Siehe: Apisgruppe

Antidotiert von: Miel. Ars. (ruheLOS/hinfälLIG). Lach. (bei Herzbeschwerden). Karneol act as an antidote to poison and bites from wasps, bees, and scorpions

Allerlei: füttert Brut mit Insekten (Eiweiß)/lebt von Kohlenhydraten

Königin überwintert allein/lebt von Abfälle/Bestäuben von Blumen/Vorräten anderer Insekten + Menschen,

Fängt alleine an ein Nest zu bauen, deponiert Eier in Waben und füttert die geschlüpfte Jungwespen. Wann die Jungwespen erwachsen sind, versorgen sie die Brut.

Hera/Bran (Nektar hat anästhetische Wirkung auf Wespen).

Was tun beim Wespenstich?

Bei Stichen im Mund- und Rachenbereich sollte immer sofort ein Notarzt gerufen werden, da die Atemwege anschwellen können und Erstickungsgefahr besteht.

In den ersten 24 Stunden nach einem Stich können sich Symptome zeigen, die nicht unmittelbar damit in Verbindung gebracht werden: Bei Schwindel, Übelkeit,

Ohnmacht, Ausschlag, Schwellungen an anderen Körperteilen sollte ein Arzt aufgesucht werden. Auch wenn mehrere Tage nach dem Stich noch immer starke

Schmerzen bestehen, sich vom Stich ausgehend rote Linien bilden oder die Haut stark gerötet ist.

Für die direkte Behandlung des Stichs gelten sogenannte Stichheiler, die die Stichstelle punktuell erwärmen, als besonders effektiv: Die Wärme zerstört die fremden

Eiweiße, die mit dem Stich injiziert wurden. Amoniakstifte aus der Apotheke funktionieren nach demselben Prinzip und zerstören die Eiweiße chemisch.

Später sollte der Stich gekühlt werden. Auch Hausmittel wie eine halbierte Zwiebel, die auf die betroffene Stelle gelegt wird, können helfen.

3 – 5% der Bevölkerung leiden unter einer schweren Allergie gegen Wespenstiche, die sich normalerweise in den ersten 30 Minuten nach einem Stich zeigt.

Allergietests können unter strenger Aufsicht in Krankenhäusern und in Spezialsprechstunden durchgeführt werden.

[Matilde Flores]

The proving took place in Maynard, MA on October 1st 2011.

The remedy was prepared from a piece of yellow jacket paper nest. The substance was collected in British Columbia and the species identified as Vespula vulgaris by

Michael G. Shepard, R.P. Bio.

There were five provers, one male and four females, ages forty nine to sixty, and three observers/supervisors. The complete Great Lakes Proving Protocol was followed.

Because the source of this remedy is the nest of an insect the proving will reflect aspects of the insect and the entire expression of the nest. The life cycle of the insect is contained within the nest, a fact that makes the nest and the wasp an inseparable unit.

Natural History

Vespula vulgaris, the common wasp, known in the US and Canada as yellow jacket, is a eusocial insect found in the Northern Hemisphere. Is introduced to Australia

and New Zealand. Its natural habitat is dry grasslands and woodlands, but it easily adapts to urban environments.

Eusocial aspect

The term eusociality is defined as a group of individuals living in a cooperative manner where one female and several males in the group are reproductively active and the non-breeding individuals (the working caste) care for the young, protect and provide for the group. This condition allows the eusocial groups to be biologically successful.

Nest building/Caste

The nests are built in the ground, attached to branches, under porches, in cracks in structures, or in the wall or ceiling of a building.

The raw material for the nest is a paper-like substance produced by the wasp from wood fibers that are chewed and mixed with saliva.

A yellow jacket queen begins building the nest in the spring. She feeds the larvae from the juice of masticated insects and continues to build the nest until enough adult workers emerge to take over the work of foraging for the colony, brood care, nest expanding, maintenance and defense. At this point the queen’s only job is reproduction. Until the end of the summer the colony consists of a queen and a number (sometimes thousands) of sterile female workers

Mating/Sex/Reproduction

Social wasps reproduce by mating between a fertile queen and one or several males. The male sperm cells are stored inside the queen in a dormant state until needed the following spring when she starts building her nest.

The queen controls the release of sperm for each individual egg as it is laid, thus having voluntary control over the sex of her offspring. Female eggs are fertilized while

male eggs are not.

At the end of the summer, the eggs produced will develop into reproductive females and male drones. The male drones fly out of the nest and find a mate.

The young queens mates in the vicinity of their nest and will leave the nest at the onset of winter to find a sheltered location to hibernate. The rest of the colony dies off

and the old nests are not used again.

Predatory/Aggressive behavior/Scavenging/Survival

Adults need food rich in sugars: fruit and flower nectar. The larvae feed on proteins: insects and meat. The workers chew and condition the protein for the larvae; in

exchange the larvae secrete a material high in sugar that the adults need. As the colony expands the need is greater, potentially disrupting the ecosystems as they compete

with other pollinators. Wasps scavenge in garbage cans or around humans eating at picnics, changing their food preferences to sodas, meats or ripe, decaying fruit.

They can use their stinger several times when threatened, but they kill their prey by biting rather than stinging them.

Proving Themes:

Water

Vespula uses its own body fluids in the form of saliva for nest building and in food conditioning for the larvae. A water source is always near the nest. Water was literally everywhere at the time of the proving due to recent severe weather conditions.

The themes of dreams and visions were: using water as a means of defense/aggression, a garden with beautiful waterfall, being upset at a neighbor who was dirtying the pool with debris, floating blissfully in a pool looking into the ocean, being on a boat and realizing that the water is rising but not alarmed, rather having fun.

Sex/Questioning Sexuality

All provers experienced heightened sexual feelings.

A female prover wrote in her notebook the letter M to indicate male. The same prover felt that women were attracted to her sexually and she asked: “Do I look gay to you?” She talked about a book on same sex relationships that focused on lesbian relationships. The next day she woke up thinking of a fellow she is attracted to, considering the idea of multiple partners and wrestling with the morality of it.

She had a “serious discussion with lesbian client (she was in denial of her lesbianism…but expressing her full love for a woman). Unable to admit to being a lesbian because her religion forbids homosexuality, yet extremely conflicted and torn about her marriage to her husband.”

In the area where the trituration took place there is a painting depicting two women (I always assumed they were mother and daughter) under a tropical tree offering each other the fruit of the tree (guava). One prover asked: “Is that painting a take on the Garden of Eden? Like the Garden of Eden for gay people? You know, two women with two snakes?” The guava fruit was painted in a way that look like snakes.)

A third prover: “This is the fountain of youth remedy.” Sex constantly on her mind.

Sexual dreams:

- With same sex partners.

- Questioning if heterosexual friend was in homosexual relationship.

- Of parents “cheating” on former spouses.

- Old male boyfriend and female friend with beautiful V-shaped muscular, perfect bodies.

- Males and females, fused just above the legs with bodies angled like an “X”, are line dancing. I feel warmth and swelling from my partner whom I don’t know...He’s a man, he cannot help it.

Prejudice/Assuming Prejudice

-“How to deal with prejudice?”

- Denying being clairvoyant to avoid people’s reaction and disapproval.

- Assuming prejudice from police, made a wide circle to avoid them while going to Occupy Boston.

Dreams:

- Children from Taiwan on the train...we speak in Chinese. They show amazement because others have treated them with prejudice.

- I look over to neighbour’s yard. There are some people from North Africa. They look back at me, worried that I might be prejudiced.

Hidden and Secret

- Wanting to be camouflaged, feeling invisible and wanting to be invisible.

- A secret so special, so disbelieved, and so misunderstood...when someone understands it, there is a sense of interconnectedness and belonging.

Dream:

With another woman, furtively hiding behind the garage. I sneak around to enter the house and get lots of food. Not sure if I am stealing. I return and tell the other woman that she does not need to go shopping. A man is looking for us but we are well hidden.

Cancer:

A prover and two supervisors got news of two different friends diagnosed with cancer. A man selling newspapers near one prover’s office was suddenly gone. She was told that he died of throat cancer. At the bank a prover noticed an appeal for help: Mother of newborn twins just diagnosed with stage four breast cancer.

Dream:

Friends who died of cancer are alive in her dreams.

Survival/Death/Grief

Many people lost their homes and entire towns...survival was in the air.

Dream:

- In the wilderness in a boat, a guy is tormenting us. He is in a giant upside down hat, I am throwing water in it and he is sinking. I am just trying to protect us. I don’t want

to kill him.

- A prover’s son told her the story of a young woman who died in the recent flood.

- Weeping and sadness were expressed

Connection to the Group and Safety in the Group

- Feeling gratitude because I feel safe. My silence is from feeling comfortable and safe.

- I feel like a kid. I do not have to play with others. Sitting by myself in my own little world.

Authority/Trust only One Another

On Sept. 17, 2012 Occupy Wall Street (OWS) started in New York City and led to protests around the world. The issues: Social and economic inequality, corruption and the influence of corporations on government. On October 5^th OWS came to Boston.

There are well-documented instances of police brutality against the ‘Occupy’ movement.

A prover’s two sons got trapped in the recent flood in Vermont while camping. The police didn’t help them. A person who witnessed the interaction told them to go to the High School shelter. A family at the shelter drove them home. “The biggest learning was to trust one another...the common people, not the police or the authority.”

A prover’s computer was stolen the day before the proving: “Going to the police was a waste of my time.”

“The Police are like my memory, not there when you need it.”

Drug State/Vortex of Energy

An aspect of the trituration had a drug quality to it: Staring into space; Staring and leaning sideways, making hand gestures of spiralling towards the colors on the tablecloth, talking about a vortex of energy; sensations as if her limbs did not belong to her and as if floating in the air.

For some, this state continued throughout the proving: “Caught staring in wonder at the wet glistening grass...feels like after a deep meditative state of wonder and awe at nature... As if not myself...”

Visions and dreams also illustrated this state.

Jealousy and Aggression

Dreams:

- Jealous that husband has a mistress who is pregnant with his baby. We went sailing. I intentionally tip the boat over and hold him down under water. I brought him up and

bit him on his face.

- Acting aggressively while playing tennis.

Other themes:

- Color and light – Strong and intense experience of colors

- Good outcomes

- Innocence and Child

- Hard Work/Productivity/Excess Activity

- Indisposed to Talk

- Animals

Physical Symptoms

Generals:

Curative response to generalized chronic muscle tension/tightness

Feeling of being grounded, mellow and calm.

Cold body

Food: Craving salty, crunchy textures, water, sweets < spicy food

Head:

Pain: Headache at the onset of menses.

Left temple shooting, >pressure

Eyes:

Aching pain behind eyes

Eyes burning

Mild Photophobia to sun reflection on the ocean

Cross-eye gazing.

Hearing:

Sensitiv to noise

Nose:

Nose dripping clear mucus. Stuffed on R. sniffles

Face:

Eruptions

Stomach:

Regurgitation of food

Appetite increased

Nausea

Bladder:

Pain (a chronic problem for the prover)

Cough:

Dry Cough from a tickle

Chest/Heart:

Increased heart beat

Sensation heart beating in abdomen

Heat in the middle of the sternum

Heart very “jumpy”

Back/neck:

Lower back pain greatly ameliorated (curative)

Aware of spine.

Heat in spine

Tenderness in neck

Tense muscles in the back.

Sore base of the neck, vertebral ache arching head back.

Aching pain left cervical spine.

Neck pain < least motion.

Extremities:

Hot feet then cold.

Sudden icy coldness in feet.

Restless feet

Very aware of feet, a lot of energy in the feet.

Itching quite intense, must scratch- Inside lower leg:

Tingling in legs

Pain: Deep aching pain in right lower leg, almost numb.

Sharp aching extreme pain in left small toe > flicking it.

Sharp stabbing pain left calf, woke her from sleep.

Cramp in the left calf so intense the leg felt deeply bruised afterwards

Itching in left arm with vesicular eruption

Numbness in fingers of left hand

Tingling left thumb and fingers

Pain: Back of hand, base of left thumb.

Darting, base of left index finger, palm side.

Darting, inner wrist, right.

Right elbow, on waking.

Left lower forearm, below elbow aching.

Sleep:

Refreshing (curative)

Insomnia – 12:30 to 3 h.

Skin:

Tic bite

Itching and heat

Sceliphron caementarium = organ. pipe./= mud. dauber/= Mauer.wespe/Verrieben = geschlossene Zelle mit Jungwespe + Insekten, die nach Schlüpfen als Nahrung dienen.

Vor Verreibung: Ich finde in Griechenland ein angefangenes Nest von Sceliphron caementarium. Das Nest kann nicht an dieser Stelle bleiben. Darum nehme ich es mit zum Verreiben.

V. ist 65 Jahre alt; ist ein Workaholic. Er will seine Praxis aufgeben, macht aber schon Plänen um weiter zu Arbeiten an Welt verbessernde Projekte. Er hat Kindern (Zwillingen/11 Jahre), die er in einem Internat unterbringen will. Er kommt mit deren Erziehung nicht zurecht und meint er kann sich so frei aufstellen.

Verreibung: V. sagt immer wieder: „Ich arbeite immer zu“;

Nach Verreibung: Nach 3 Tagen: V. sieht entspannt und gelöst aus. Redet weiter über sein Vornehmen, die Arbeit aufzugeben, nicht über den Kindern;

Allerlei: Ist Solitärwespe/= nicht aggressiv/baut Nest aus Erde und Wasser.

Vorwort/Suchen Zeichen/Abkürzungen Impressum