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- 2. PRESENTED BY 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: https://allencollege.co.uk www.homoeopathy-course.com
- 3. LYCOPODIUM • Club Moss • Inert in physical form • Floats on water without getting wet. • Traditionally used to coat medical tablets to prevent sticking together. • A powerful homoeopathic remedy. © Subrata
- 4. DOCTRINE OF SIGNATURE • Like the club moss, patient demonstrates impermeability. • Resilient, cool-headed, operates well in hostile environments. • Experiences and events that devastate others do not devastate him. © Subrata
- 5. FACE • Greyish-yellow face with blue circles around. • Old looking. • Intellectual. • Face greyish accompanied by yellowish tongue. • Dirty looking face. • Confused expression. • Deep furrows on face. • Bewildered, facial expression – confused, idiotic, sickly. © Subrata
- 6. FACIAL FEATURES • Old-looking: • Even children look old • Prematurely aged adults • Lines on forehead • Nervous appearance • Intellectual appearance © Subrata
- 7. FACE SHAPE • Pear-shaped face • Accompanied by yellow/greyish tongue © Subrata
- 8. FACIAL EXPRESSION • Deep furrows on forehead • Confused facial expression • Bewildered • Idiotic • Sickly © Subrata
- 9. TONGUE Dryness of mouth and tongue without thirst © Subrata Tongue dry, black, cracked, swollen Oscillates to and fro
- 10. HANDSHAKE • Firm, grateful grasp © Subrata
- 11. EYES • Half-opened eyes and mouth © Subrata
- 12. VOICE • Soft • Pleasant © Subrata
- 13. NAILS I • Bluish (psora) • Ridges (Sycosis) • Some pitting and indentations (syphilitic) • Fingernails brittle • Oedema of feet © Subrata
- 14. NAILS II • Tri-miasmatic • Therefore destruction and disintegration possible. • Fingernails weak © Subrata
- 15. DRESS • Attractive • Attention-seeking • Neat and tidy • Smart. • Wants to be seen as respectable without standing out. © Subrata
- 16. MAKING APPOINTMENT • Arrives 5 minutes early and waits in the car until it is time. • Miserly – shops around for cheapest homoeopath • Very courteous • Conventional and safe – will not stop conventional medicine easily in order to avoid risks. © Subrata
- 17. TEMPERAMENT WITH FAMILY • Gracious and genial at his best. • Expects family to show loyalty by accepting his views unquestioningly. • Needs family’s unequivocal approval to reinforce his self esteem and allay underlying insecurities. • Cowardly and insecure at his worst. • Can become dictatorial toward family about conforming to his ways, though always polite in public. • Children may feel smothered and oppressed by parental authority © Subrata
- 18. TEMPERAMENT WITH FAMILY • Harsh and dictatorial at home – may bully wife, and if he cannot, will bully children. • Aetiology of being bullied by own father as a child resulting low confidence. • Verbally malicious and sarcastic behind closed doors (rarely physically violent). Rarely behaves like this in public. © Subrata
- 19. TEMPERAMENT IN PUBLIC I • Hesitant starter – eg giving speech or presentation – nervous to start but gets better as time goes on and finishes strongly. • Dreads appearing in public. • Very shy – ends conversations quickly as it is very stressful. • Quietly right in the office – avoids conflict and competition © Subrata
- 20. TEMPERAMENT IN PUBLIC II • Avoids being target of another’s humour. • Intellectually keen but weak of musculature • Fears rough games. Prefers intellectual pursuits eg reading, computer work. • Visually, upper body and neck emaciated, lower part semi-dropsical. © Subrata
- 21. TEMPERAMENT – UNCOMFORTABLE AROUND OTHERS • Highly conscious of own and other people’s behaviour and characteristics • Embarrassed by eccentricities of Calcarea • Irritated by erratic nature of Lachesis. • Annoyed by unrestrained emotions of Phosphorus • Intolerant of peculiarities of Natrum mur © Subrata
- 22. GESTURE • Looks older than his age • Plodding type – walks labouriously but blows up under provocation. • Seeks dispute at home, afraid of confrontation outdoors – writes letters of complaint rather than arguing with customer service. © Subrata
- 23. GESTURE • Always self-assured and quietly right • Always avoids people he cannot dominate, be they stronger or weaker • Dominant figure in his family. Wife lives solely for his needs © Subrata
- 24. GESTURE • Dignified and handsome with age • Characteristic charming manner, subtle intellect and sophisticated style © Subrata
- 25. GESTURE – EATING HABITS • Greedy. • Eyes bigger than stomach – takes too much on plate but quickly feels full and bloated • Desires sweet/warm foods and drinks © Subrata
- 26. GESTURE – OTHER FORMS OF GREED • Miserly – Bargain hunter, cautious spender, money hoarder • Promiscuous, linked with coolness and insensitivity in personal relationships – Sexual excess important aetiology © Subrata
- 27. SIT AND BEHAVE • Careful and courteous • Quietly right © Subrata
- 28. APPEARANCE • Worried – frown lines on forehead • Pear shaped face • Grey hair • Neat and tidy • Serious looking • Smartly dressed • Often looks older than he is © Subrata
- 29. APPEARANCE • Tall and lean • Loose clothing about waist © Subrata
- 30. IRRITABILITY, IMPATIENCE • Lyc always protects his aura of strength and invincibility. • Dullness of others allows him to shine brighter • Dislikes competition – needs to maintain superior position © Subrata
- 31. IRRITABILITY, IMPATIENCE • Not too close please, not too many emotional demands. • I like you but keep your distance. © Subrata
- 32. SLEEP • Drowsy during day • On abdomen • On back • Genupectorial • Stretched out lower limb on right side • Sitting © Subrata
- 33. BEHAVIOUR: 6 Cs • Cautious • Careful • Conscientious – diligent and scrupulous • Conservative • Courteous • Contained © Subrata
- 34. BEHAVIOUR: 3 Ds • Dictatorial • Dyslexic • Depressed • OTHER: • Loner • Sensitive • Safe • Avoid risks • Avoids commitments • Anxiety leading to arrogance © Subrata
- 35. NATURE © Subrata Dictatorial Abusive Inflated ego Arrogant
- 36. NATURE © Subrata Praise Attention Lacks self- confidence, so demands help Demanding
- 37. REACTION TO EMOTIONS © Subrata Grieving or sad mood: Company >> (desire) Miserable nature: Haughty Envious mood: Desire to kill with a knife Anxious mood: Anticipation from an engagement Aggressive mood: About former vexations Personality: Courteous Nature
- 38. © Subrata Punished Sexual Physical Abused Arrogant Mr. Safe Lack of self confidence Shy & loner Demanding Introvert MENTALAETIOLOGIES PSYCHIC MANIFESTATIONS Mental Aetiologies Silent Wounded (sensitivity to ridicule) Grief Rude-ness of others Supp- ressed Pride Humiliation (control taken away) Betrayals Abusive Dictatorial
- 39. © Subrata C3 = * 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
- 40. DICTATORIAL • Haughty • Looks down on you • Intolerant of contradiction • Dictatorial • Love of power – enjoys position of power © Subrata
- 41. © Subrata New things / projects / decision Of loss (lacks confidence) Stage fright Fear
- 42. LYCOPODIUM THROUGH CLUB MOSS: C © Subrata
- 43. LYCOPODIUM THROUGH CLUB MOSS: L © Subrata
- 44. LYCOPODIUM THROUGH CLUB MOSS: U © Subrata
- 45. LYCOPODIUM THROUGH CLUB MOSS: B © Subrata
- 46. LYCOPODIUM THROUGH CLUB MOSS: M © Subrata
- 47. LYCOPODIUM THROUGH CLUB MOSS: O © Subrata
- 48. LYCOPODIUM THROUGH CLUB MOSS: S © Subrata
- 49. LYCOPODIUM THROUGH CLUB MOSS: S © Subrata
- 51. THANK YOU!