Themes from the Synonym database: Cact: Abandoned, Company. Anh: Light. Phyto: Shame. Dros: Couragous, Suicidal. | ||||
| Cactaceae | spp. Optuntia (Prickly Pear) Rx: Cactina (Alkaloid), Carn-g (Cereus g.), Cere-b, Anh (Peyote), Cere-s, Optuntia v. Family Sensation as if: Constricted Contracted Bound Trapped. Cereus-p.
Mescaline a psychedelic alkaloid is found in several members of the cactus family including the peyote cactus (Lophophora williamsii), the San Pedro cactus (Echinopsis pachanoi) and the Peruvian Torch cactus (Echinopsis peruviana). It can also be found in Acacia berlandieri (Fabaceae). The effects include arousal of the sympathitic nervous system and intensifications of perception with synasthesia, especially of colour and sound. Top (core) Cactaceae Rubrics ... Repertory WorkA search for CRUSH in cactaceae show the sensation pervades ...
Cactus Grandiflorus BoerickeThere is a positive side to the Cactus image. One proover reported: Crystal clear serenity....
Therapeutics: Angina. Painful dysmenorrhoea. Miasm: Malaria. Anaholium (Mescaline) BoerickeThe state can arise from extreme isolation (i.e. left with little glory but his memories) or experiences of extreme violence.
There is a different awarness of the body, with hallucinations of shapes and dimensions decomposing. The She feels that she is dissolving. There can be feelings of depersonalization and disorientation and erosion of identity.
Sensation of thoracic constriction with pricking in the heart. Miasm:Psora. Cancer. Trichocereus peruvianus (Peruvian torch cactus)This cactus grows in the Andes and contains mescaline.Cereus BonplandiCan be assertive, giving, and passionate, loves to be busy, and to be doing something useful. Every minute must be meaningful. He has a feeling of being influenced by God.Rubrics:
A clinical situation viewed through Cereus Bon Rubrics
Opuntia spina. (Prickly pear) Busy. Religious feelings alternate between praying and swearing.
Sensations: Sticking pains. Carnegiea Gigantea (Saguao)There is an alternation between a state of philosophical detatchment and anxieties about intrusion.
Notes: If there is heartburn the case may resemble Gastro Esophageal Reflux Disease ... Pain in chest, trouble swallowing, breathing difficult. Asthma patients often say their chest feels tight or constricted.
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| Caryophyllaceae | Silene capensis (African Dream Root)(Campoin) The Xhosa tribes sacred plant, used to induce vivid (and according to the Xhosa, prophetic) lucid dreams, classifying it a naturally-occurring oneirogen similar to the more well-known dream herb Calea zacatechichi.Other oneirogens include: Artemisia vulgaris ("Mugwort"), Calea zacatechichi (the "dream herb"), Entada rheedii ("African dream herb"), Silene capensis ("African dream root"), Tabernanthe iboga, and Salvia Divinorum. | |||
| Aizoaceae or Ficoidaceae | spp. Mesenbryanemum (Ice Plant), Astridia, Bijla, LithopsSceletium tortuosum (Kanna)It is an empathogen which is known to elevate mood and decrease anxiety, stress and tension. Users also report tactile sensitivity, friendliness, euphoria and increased insight. | |||
| Amaranthaceae | spp. beet (Beta-a) goosefoot, quinoa, spinach, tumbleweeds. Atriplex.Chenopodium (Jesuit's Tea)The fruit smells like eucalpyptus, it tastes bitter and pungent. Symptoms include apoplexy (i.e. ruptured aneurysm) with hemiplegia and aphasia.Rubrics:
Salsola tragus (Tumbleweed)A shrub with a globose growth habit that allows the plant to spread its seeds by rolling across the Arizona desert. The plant disconnects from its stem before it can roll, so the proving had a theme of being tied down and then disconnecting or breaking away.Connection can mean a sensation of being rooted and grounded but may extend to a sense of dependancy and a subsequent wish to get away. The disconnection felt like dying in one case. The rolling movement came through as a sensation of buoyancy. There were drug themes such as euphoria and clairvoyance in the proving. Therapeutics : It contains Salsolin which can regulate blood pressure. Its action resembles papaverine. Achyranthes caleaPsychological themes: rationalizing, lack of feeling, depression;
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| Droseraceae | spp. Dionaea muscipula (Venus fly trap) Themes: Senisitivity to Malice. Easily Offended. "Delusions, criticised." | |||
| Phytolaccaceae | Phytolacca (Pokeweed). BoerickeA state lacking personal shame.
Sensations: Soreness. Stitching, like electric shocks. Miasm: Syphilis or Ringworm. | |||
| Plumbaginaceae | Leadworts | |||
| Polygonaceae | Knotweeds (Docks) spp. Rheum, Polygonum (Knotweed)), Eriogonum, Fagopyrum (Buckwheat), Rumex. Anthraquinones are found in aloe (Ord. Asparagales) senna (Ord. Fabales), rhubarb (below), and Cascara buckthorn (Ord Rosales), they have laxative effects. The family sensation is of a dry and tickling irritation. The mental state can be irritable or weary of life and indifferent. Theme: Oppression: Irritation vs. Indifference. Top (core) Polygonaceae Rubrics ... Rumex (Curly Dock) Rubrics:
Therapeutics: Cough. Watery nasal catarrh. Rheum (Rhubarb)Capricious and irritable (indisposed to play). May be dull, as if half asleep (says nothing).Rubrics:
Therapeutics: Colic. Fagopyrum esculentum (Buckwheat)Proved in 1873. One prover reported a happy state of mind. Others described irritability, depression, and loss of interest in mental work ... "Can't fix my mind on anything." There were also feelings of confusion, heaviness of the head with dizziness and pain. The eyes were affected, feeling inflamed, itching and hot. Also itching skin.Rubrics:
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| Tamaricaceae | TamarixTamarix species are fire-adapted, and have long tap roots that allow them to intercept deep water tables and exploit natural water resources. | |||
Summary and DifferentiationThe feeling of the Cactaceae is of being crushed on both the physical and mental planes. The opposite polarity of being crushed is being expanded, boundless and light - the exact feeling of the drug remedies. There are some similarities with the Saxifragales. Heaviness and compression and its opposite polarity of lightness is also found throughout the Saxifragales, the sense is dissolving for example, is also found in Hamamelis but the impression is of being lost. This sense of being lost is continued in the Lamailes where there can be intense fears arising from a feeling of being disconnected from reality. The common sensations of the Polygonaceae could be tension and oppression.
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Thursday, 25 February 2010
Eudicots::Caryophyllales
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