Bmm lycopodium
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Lycopodium is described as having several key characteristics: - A pear-shaped face that is greyish with yellowish tongue and often looks older than their actual age. They can appear worried with frown lines on their forehead. - Their behavior is usually careful, cautious, conscientious but they can also be arrogant, dictatorial and demanding towards family members. - Physically, their upper body is often emaciated while their lower body is semi-dropsical. They generally dress neatly and are described as courteous.
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- 1. BEHAVIOURAL MATERIA MEDICA: LYCOPODIUM © Subrata Dr. Subrata K. Banerjea, GOLD MEDALIST B.H.M.S. (Honours In Nine Subjects Of Calcutta University) Fellow: Society of Homoeopaths, U.K. Fellow: Homoeopathic Medical Association of the United Kingdom Fellow: Association of Natural Medicine, U.K Fellow: Akademie Homoopathischer Deutscher Zentralverein (Germany) Director: Bengal Allen Medical Institute Principal: Allen College of Homoeopathy, Essex, England “SAPIENS”, 382, BADDOW ROAD, GREAT BADDOW, CHELMSFORD, ESSEX CM2 9RA, ENGLAND Tel & Fax No. 44 (0) 1245 505859 E. Mail: allencollege@btconnect.com Web: www.homoeopathy-course.com
- 3. © Subrata FACE • Grayish-yellow face with blue circles around. • Old looking. • Intellectual. • Face grayish accompanied by yellowish tongue. • Dirty looking face. • Confused expression. • Deep furrows on face. • Bewildered, facial expression – confused, idiotic, sickly. LYCOPODIUM
- 6. • Face: pear shaped; greyish with yellowish tongue • Intellectual LYCOPODIUM Pear Face FACE (Contd. …) © Subrata
- 7. • Deep furrows on face • Bewildered, facial expression – confused, idiotic, sickly LYCOPODIUM FACE (Contd. …) © Subrata
- 8. Dryness of mouth and tongue, without thirst Tongue dry, black, cracked, swollen Oscillates to and fro LYCOPODIUM TONGUE © Subrata
- 9. HANDSHAKES • Firm, grateful grasp LYCOPODIUM © Subrata
- 11. • Soft, pleasant LYCOPODIUM VOICE © Subrata
- 12. • Gracious and genial • Expects his family to show their loyalty by accepting his views unquestionably • He is embarrassed by the eccentricities of Calc, irritated by the erratic behaviour of Lachesis, annoyed at the unrestrained emotionalism of Phos and intolerant of the many peculiarities of Nat. Mur. LYCOPODIUM SPEECH VARIATIONS © Subrata
- 13. © Subrata NAIL •Bluish (Psoric) + ridges (Sycotic) + some pot-holes & indentations (Syphilitic). •Fingernails – brittle. LYCOPODIUM
- 14. NAIL • Bluish (Psoric) + ridges (Sycotic) + some pot- holes & indentations (Syphilitic) • Fingernails : brittle LYCOPODIUM © Subrata
- 15. NAIL (Contd. …) LYCOPODIUM Destruction & Disintegration as Lycopodium is a leading tri-miasmatic © Subrata
- 16. © Subrata MAKING APPOINTMENT • Will appear for appointment 5 minutes early and wait in the car outside, very courteous, conventional! LYCOPODIUM
- 17. MAKING APPOINTMENT • Miser, so will shop around to find the cheapest but the best homoeopath! Will not easily stop the conventional medicine as like to avoid risks LYCOPODIUM © Subrata
- 18. © Subrata DRESS •Attractive, attention seeking. •Neat & tidy. •Smartly dressed. LYCOPODIUM
- 19. © Subrata GESTURE • Upper part of the body and neck emaciated; lower semi-dropsical. • Dread of appearing in public. • Greedy and miser. • A harsh dictator at home. • Maliciousness usually limited to words, verbally nasty rather than physically violent – not usually revealed to outsiders. LYCOPODIUM
- 20. © Subrata GESTURE (Contd. …) • Hesitant starter. • Upper part emaciated but lower part semi- dropsical. LYCOPODIUM
- 21. GESTURE • Walking laboriously, trudge Plodding type but “blow up” under provocation • Looks older than he is • Intellectually keen, but muscularly weak LYCOPODIUM © Subrata
- 22. GESTURE (Contd. …) • Upper part of the body and neck emaciated; lower semi- dropsical LYCOPODIUM © Subrata
- 23. GESTURE (Contd. …) • Dread of appearing in public • Will end the conversion as fast as possible because it is too much stress for them; very shy LYCOPODIUM © Subrata
- 24. • Greedy and miser LYCOPODIUM GESTURE (Contd. …) © Subrata
- 25. GESTURE (Contd. …) • A harsh dictator at home • Bossy; quietly right in the office LYCOPODIUM © Subrata
- 26. GESTURE (Contd. …) • Seeks disputes • If he cannot bully his wife, he bullies his children • Needs their unequivocal approval to reinforce his self-esteem and allay his underlying insecurity LYCOPODIUM © Subrata
- 27. GESTURE (Contd. …) LYCOPODIUM © Subrata
- 28. GESTURE (Contd. …) • Careful to avoid of becoming the target of other’s humour • Malicious, usually limited to words, verbally nasty rather than physically violent – not usually revealed to outsiders LYCOPODIUM © Subrata
- 29. GESTURE (Contd. …) • Fears rough games, more intellectual e.g. reading, and computers • Hesitant starter • Demonstrates a certain moss-like indestructi- bility that permits him to operate well even in a hostile environmental! Experiences and events that devastate others do not devastate him LYCOPODIUM © Subrata
- 30. GESTURE (Contd. …) • Avoids stronger/weaker persons he cannot dominate – wife lives solely for his needs • Always self-assured and always right! • His children may feel oppressed by the parental image, smothers others. LYCOPODIUM © Subrata
- 31. GESTURE (Contd. …) • Dignified and handsome with age, characteristic charming manner, subtle intellect and sophisticated style, but essential coolness and insensitivity in personal relationships • Promiscuous LYCOPODIUM © Subrata
- 32. © Subrata SIT & BEHAVE • Careful and courteous. LYCOPODIUM
- 33. • Quietly right LYCOPODIUM SIT & BEHAVE © Subrata
- 34. © Subrata APPEARANCE • Worried – frown lines on forehead. • Pear-shaped. • Grey hair. • Serious looking. • Loose clothing at the waist. • Tall and lean. • Neat and tidy – smartly dressed. • Often looks older than he is. LYCOPODIUM
- 35. • Worried – frown lines on forehead. • Pear-shaped LYCOPODIUM APPEARANCE © Subrata
- 36. • Serious looking • Grey hair LYCOPODIUM APPEARANCE (Contd. …) © Subrata
- 37. • Loose clothing at the waist. • Tall and lean LYCOPODIUM APPEARANCE (Contd. …) © Subrata
- 38. • Neat and tidy – smartly dressed. • Often looks older than he is LYCOPODIUM APPEARANCE (Contd. …) © Subrata
- 39. © Subrata IRRITABILITY, IMPATIENCE • Lyco is always protecting his aura of strength and invincibility – the dullness / incompetence of others permits him to shine the brighter. • Dislikes competition and needs to maintain a position of superiority. • Not too close please, not too many emotional demands – I like you, but keep your distance. • Bullying, domineering, arrogant behaviour to family and those with less authority, obsequious to superiors. LYCOPODIUM
- 40. • Not too close please, not too many emotional demands – I like you, but keep your distance • Bullying, domineering, arrogant behaviour to family and those with less authority, obsequious to superiors LYCOPODIUM IRRITABILITY, IMPATIENCE (Contd. …) © Subrata
- 41. © Subrata SLEEP •Drowsy during day. •On abdomen; on back; genu- pectoral; stretched out lower limb on right side; sitting. LYCOPODIUM
- 42. © Subrata BEHAVIOURAL • Careful. • Cautious. • Conscientious diligent & scrupulous. • Conservative. • Courteous. • Contained. • C6. • Loner. • Sensitive. • Master Safe. • Avoids: risks. • Avoid: commitments. • Anxiety Arrogant. • D3: o Dictatorial. o Dyslexic. o Depressed. LYCOPODIUM
- 43. C6 D3= Dictatorial Dyslexic Depressed Anxiety Loner Sensitive Master Safe LYCOPODIUM BEHAVIOURAL Arrogant Avoid: risks Avoid: commitments Care- ful Cau- tious Consci- entious diligent & scrupulous Conser- vative Cour- teous Con- tained © Subrata
- 46. LYCOPODIUM BEHAVIOURAL (Contd. …) © Subrata
- 47. LYCOPODIUM BEHAVIOURAL (Contd. …) © Subrata
- 48. © Subrata NATURE • Arrogant: oDictatorial. oAbusive. oInflated ego. • Demanding: o Praise. o Attention. o Lacks self confidence demands help. LYCOPODIUM
- 50. Praise Attention Lacks self confidence demands help Demanding LYCOPODIUM NATURE (Contd. …) © Subrata
- 51. © Subrata LOOK & DIAGNOSE • Quietly right. • Serious. • Hesitant starter. • Upper part emaciated lower part semi- dropsical. • Loner. • Courteous. LYCOPODIUM
- 52. Upper part emaciated, lower part semi-dropsical Dry tempera- ment and hard complexion Hesitant starter Look and diagnose LYCOPODIUM © Subrata
- 53. © Subrata REACTION TO EMOTIONS • Grieving or sad mood: Company >> (desire). • Anxious mood: Anticipation from an engagement. • Aggressive mood: About former vexations. • Personality: Courteous. • Envious mood: Desire to kill with a knife. • Miserable nature: Haughty. LYCOPODIUM
- 54. Grieving or sad mood: Company >> (desire) Miserabl e nature: Haughty Envious mood: Desire to kill with a knife Anxious mood: Antici-pation from an engagement Aggressive mood: About former vexations Personality: Courteous LYCOPODIUM REACTION TO EMOTIONS Nature © Subrata
- 55. Punished Sexual Physical Abused Arrogant Mr. Safe Lack of self confidence Shy & lones Demanding Introvert MENTAL AETIOLOGIES PSYCHIC MANIFESTATIONS LYCOPODIUM Mental Aetiologies Silent Wounded (sensitivity to ridiculus) Grief Rude- ness of others Supp- ressed Pride Humiliation (control taken away) Betrayals Abusive Dictatorial © Subrata
- 56. Eyes are bigger than the belly Greedy LYCOPODIUM © Subrata
- 57. Dictatorial Loners Fears Demanding (Lacks confidence) Safe person Courteous LYCOPODIUM © Subrata
- 59. Courteous self disciplined and succeeds easily His ventures work. It is beneath his dignity to create bad relationships can overlook past disagreements unlike Natrum Mur who bears grudges. Lycopodium likes to `keep’ up. Cautious appearances’ and doesn’t like to spoil his image LYCOPODIUM © Subrata
- 66. Pleasant Self contained personality Undercurrent of quiet strength is quietly `right’ whereas the Arsenicum is aggressively `right’ Lycopodium LYCOPODIUM © Subrata
- 67. LYCOPODIUMC3 = * Careful, * Cautious, * Conscientious Haughty Hesitant Pseudo-strength set up Loss of `Male’ figure in life Unable to decide (feels small) Conservative Do not take risks safe person Fear of breaking down under stress © Subrata
- 68. Haughty Looks down on you Intolerant of contradiction Dictatorial He enjoys his position & power (love of power) LYCOPODIUM © Subrata
- 70. LYCOPODIUM New things / projects / decision Of loss (lacks confidence) Stage fright Fear © Subrata
- 71. Lycopodiu m through Club Moss: Canine hunger. LYCOPODIUM C = © Subrata
- 72. Left foot cold, right foot hot, leading right sided. LYCOPODIUM L = © Subrata
- 73. Urine – red sand – like particles present. LYCOPODIUM U = © Subrata
- 75. Modalities: 4-8 PM Aggravation. LYCOPODIUM M = © Subrata