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Desert Themes
Water themes, distension and contraction, violence,
attack and defence, photophobia, large and small, wandering, restlessness,
isolation, death and dying, and excitement
and hurry following a prolonged
period of torpor.
THIRST without desire to drink.
Formication is typical. Prolonged torpor followed by hyperactive energy.
Mistakes in using words.
Prominent
themes of Big/Small, Going Slowly, Old/Young, Water, Minority/Servant,
Vision/Eye, Underground/Cave and Foreign/Unfamiliar.
The idea of catharsis (=
cleansing/= purging/= seelische Reinigung als Wirkung der antiken Tragödie/=
psychische Reinigung durch effektive Erschütterung) a typical desert theme.
One prover described it as a “little exorcism going on inside”.
Prolonged torpor followed by hyperactive energy.
[Dr. Sunirmal Sarkar
Desert Themes
Argemone pleiacantha is a plant that is found in the North American Deserts. The
genus is well adapted to desert environments. Many of the themes of this remedy
are typical of desert remedies.
Drug issues, Poison, Isolation, Desire for darkness, Sunburns, Clarity of
vision, Heat rash, Sensitive to light, Time passes too slowly, Codependency,
Tranquility, Dryness,
Dust and sand sensations, Empty hollow sensations, Expanded and heavy
sensations, Pursuit and escape and Formication.
[Misha Norland, Peter Fraser]
Desert Themes see Desert Locust. Widely
distributed in the U.S., has a strong affinity for the desert climate.
Prominent desert themes were seen throughout
the proving.
Included:
Water
Swelling
Dryness and constriction and contraction
Isolation and aloneness
Waiting patiently
Frenzied activity
Violence; attack and defence
Drug like themes; distortions in time and
space
Falling, downward motion
Metamorphosis/Transformation
Birth/Death
Codependent and merging
Mistakes in communication
The sensation of birth through some kind of
transformation or metamorphosis was particularly prominent.
Several provers also noticed significant
improvement in chronic codependency traits.
[Eileen Nauman]
Desert plants, in general, remind me of people who have few inner
resources of 'water' (which is symbolic of our emotions, intuition and
creativity). These people are efficient despite their receiving very little
watering (positive emotional sustenance and nurturing) of any kind. Yet, these
people are able to withstand the heat (life stresses/ dysfunctional family
background/suffered some extreme form of trauma). The drought conditions
symbolize lack of water or emotions or possibly not being positively nurtured
and emotionally supported during their growing up years.
The poor, sandy and rocky soil in some of the most inhospitable climate
and conditions could be indicative of a lack of an impoverished, low-economic
childhood was endured. It could also indicate a childhood where everything is
'rocky' for them. In response, their vital force, in order to survive these
marginal conditions, goes out of balance. The result is it toughens these
children up, cuts off their emotions in order to protect themselves. It can
potentially be a family who does not nurture, feed or support their child's
individuality and the parent(s) are unable to meet or provide for the child's
emotional needs.
[Todd Rowe]
The desert is one of the earth's
greatest treasures. It is a vast world, deep and complex: a place of great
mystery and romance, of expanded vistas and extreme conditions,
of sudden bursts of awesome beauty -
or equally sudden death. Here water is precious and life shapes itself to the
harsh reality of prolonged drought, blistering heat and
bitter cold. For man, the desert way
is nomadic; a never-ending cyclical journey, meandering and wandering through
seemingly immeasurable stretches of desolation to isolated pockets of shocking
abundance.
As homeopaths, we possess a unique
tool or window into the natural world. Like folklore and mythology, homeopathy
can speak to the true nature of things, offering us
a way to touch on the spirit or
anima of everything in our natural world. When we learn to speak with the
animals, plants, and rocks that make up the environment around us, they are no
longer separate from or subordinate to us.
They become our teachers, friends
and companions, each one having a profound story to tell.
The sensations and movements are
especially important because they touch on the deepest level of our
understanding and experience.
Call of the Desert
Callings speak to a deep part within
us. The nature of these callings remains largely a mystery, not easily
described in words or captured well in feelings. Heeding the call brings
individuals into harmony with their inner nature and their natural world. While
some find their callings in their work or art, others find they must return to
a certain
place or environment in order to be
at peace. Different environments speak to different people. Those who are
called to a certain environment may need a remedy from that environment. In
part, this is why they hear the call: they require something from that
particular environment to complete themselves.
The ancient and elemental powers of
the four elements - air, earth, fire and water - can be represented by 4
environments of sky, mountain, desert and sea respectively.
What is the mystery of the desert,
the sea, the sky or the mountains, that exerts such a powerful call? What types
of people are called to these different environments?
Individuals drawn to the sea often
have an inner feeling of restlessness that is only pacified when at or near the
sea. The ocean and its creatures are almost always in motion.
People called to the air can be
aviators or avid birders. Pilots have told me that they cannot wait to get back
up into the air. Within the stillness of empty space, they find freedom and a
sense of belonging that they cannot find on the ground.
Mountain people can be spelunkers or
have a fascination with mining or climbing. The mountains draw us up into the
spiritual realm; speaking to aspiration and expansion
of consciousness.
Towering mountains exemplify the
brute force of natural processes. Mountain climbing is most often focused on
striving and overcoming obstacles with a need to reach the summit.
The desert draws people who feel
alienated or who desire isolation because they prefer solitude, serenity and
stillness for long periods of time. They are well contained
within themselves, preferring
wide-open spaces, big skies and brief, extreme or intense experiences. They may
suffer from internal chilliness and flee to the desert for its constant warmth.
Can be rebels, seeking out a place where the manmade rules are few but those of
nature inarguable, unavoidable and strict.
Deserts have so much power for us
because they have historically so assiduously avoided by man. They have been
places of great mystery and romance. While modern man
has begun to populate the deserts in
increasing numbers, he exists there in an uneasy truce, altering the landscape
to fit his needs rather than submitting to its requirements.
As deserts become threatened, we
risk losing an essential part of life that is central to our understanding of
the natural world and ourselves. The loss of the desert is no less important to
us than the loss and destruction of the rain forests or of our oceans. Each of
us contains a desert within us. We all possess empty, desolate, isolated,
alien, dry, contracted, dark or well-defended parts. Yet with the right
conditions, these areas can be suddenly transformed into places of light,
fullness and connection with life.
Every mineral, plant and animal in
the desert has a story to tell. The desert speaks to us if we will listen.
My Love of the Desert
I deeply loved the desert and felt
its calling. My first visit to
The experience changed me and left a
haunting imprint that has called me from afar ever since.
The mystery of the desert provides
me with endless fascination and is the place where I feel at peace. Its stark
desolation encourages my soul's desire for solitude, silence
and contemplation.
There I can look deeply into myself;
there I can journey for self-knowledge. The desert is my true calling.
Inclusibv:
hyperactiv/attack and defense/water/swelling/restless, diabetes and coldness.
Attack and
Defense, Water themes, Apathy and Indifference; Formication; Large size,
Deterioration/Aging and Sexual Abuse.
Acanthosicyos horridus = Narapflanze
Curcubitales
Adenium obesum = Desert Rose/= Kudu/= Sabi star/= Wüstenrose Gentianales
Anastatica hierochuntica = Echte Rose von Jericho/= Wüstenrose Brassicales
Argemone ochroleuca = Crested Prickly Poppy
Cathartes aura = Turkey Vulture
Echis carinatus =
Saw Scaled Viper. Loondee or Lundi (Urdu), Khupper, Afee, Jalaibi
Larrea tridentata = Creosote Bush
Opun-f = Prickley pear
Rhus microphylla Essenz = Desert Sumac/=
Wüsten-Sumach
Salsola tragus = Tumbleweed
Sandrose = Wüsten.-/= Baryt-/= Gipsrose
Schistocerca americana = American bird grasshopper:
Wüstenrose (= Gips + Sandkörner).
Vorwort/Suchen Zeichen/Abkürzungen Impressum