Thursday, 25 February 2010

Commelinids::Zingibragales

The Order Zingeberales includes ginger, cardamon, turmeric, galangal and the Muscaceae or banana family.
family Cannaceae


Canna angustifolia (Canna lily)

The plant has starchy, edible rhizomes. The leaves grow out of the stem and unroll. The flowers are usually red or orange.
  • Sex - ejaculation, too quick, enjoyment without.
  • Dreams, Doctors or medical treatmens.
family Zingiberaceae   spp. Aframomum, Elettaria (Cardamom), Curcuma (Turmeric).
Rx: Zing, Api, Curc.

Repertory Work

A search on DREAMY in Zinibreraceae produced:
  • Mind; dream [as if in a][Zing][+20]; [dreams wandering] Zing[1]


Zingiber (Ginger)

Image: Infectious excitement. An exhausted student. The morning after.

The remedy has pleasant dreams. The state can be clear and happy ... or the reverse!

    The excited state:

  • Hyper active. Desires activity and Mental exertion.
  • Cheerful; Mood agreeable.
  • Ideas abundant, clarity.
  • Male - sexual desire increased.
  • Dreams Aspiring. Pleasant. Joyous. Dancing.
  • The exhausted state:

  • Ailments from excitement.
  • Delusions, emptiness of. Vacant feeling. Dream, as in a.
  • Restlesness and nervousness vs. indolence and laziness.
  • Generals, weakness, nervous.
  • Alcoholism. Sadness.
Sensations: Pressing, stitching (headache). Thirst.

Therapeutics: Digestive system. Throbbing headache. Migraine. Acne. Circulation. It is a great antioxidant.
Miasm: Sycotic.

Curcuma (Tumeric)

A spice from the root of Curcuma longa. It contains curcumin which has antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antiviral, and antifungal properties.

Therapeutics: Colds and flue.

Proved by Dr SC Ghosh.

 

Differentiation

The characteristic enthusiasm and over-excitment of the Commelinid Group is present in the Zingibrales. There is too much energy being expended, as in the Poales. The resulting polarity is weakness and a dreamy laziness. A state of dreamy laziness is prominant in the closely related Magnoliales and it seems to ebb and flow in the Commelinids.

 

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