Subclass 1 corresponds to the stage of human embryogenesis, which begins from the moment of fertilization until the formation of the fetus. Human embryogenesis is the process of cell division and cellular differentiation of the embryo. The embryo has no sense of separateness from the mother and exist in the feeling of one-ness with the mother. Ego is beginning to develop but is not really formed. Experience of chaos, confusion and disorder in life. E.g., Orders:- Laurales, Magnoliales, Piperales, Ranunculales E.g., Remedies:- Nux-M, Nuphar, Aconite, Asarum, Sanguinaria, Pulsatilla, Opium
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Subclass 2 corresponds to time period from the third month after fertilization until the birth. It is the stage of the unborn offspring in the post-embryogenic period. Here there is a struggle to create a strong boundary for themselves. Ego becomes more defined Issues coming up here are concerning limits, intrusion and physical problems that are related to the body's boundaries. E.g., Orders:- Juglandales, Myricales, Fagales, Hamamelidales E.g., Remedies:- Cann-I, Jug-C, Myrica, Ulmus
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Subclass 3 corresponds to time of separation from the mother's womb. This subclass represents the process of coming down and out of the womb. The womb is now redundant, and it is restricting the child's further growth. Feeling of contraction, suffocation and small. The opposite of that is 'expansion ' and feeling bigger. The 'coming out' energy can be seen as the expression of masculine energy.
E.g., Orders:- Cactaceae, Chenopodiaceae, E.g., Remedies:- Cact, Opuntia, Fagopyrum, Rumex
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Subclass 4 is the stage of nutrition, and the close motherchild relation like the first year of life (infancy). The issues relevant to this subclass concerns the relationship between the mother and child and of mothering itself. It resembles the Natrum Line in the mineral kingdom. Here, most of the plants have to do with nutrition and all food products, supplying nurturing care in the basic necessities of life.
E.g., Orders:- Theales, Malvales, Violales, Primulales E.g., Remedies:- Chocolate, Sarracenia, Drosera, Thalapsi
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Subclass 5 corresponds to the time when a child begins his school life. Learn the concept of discipline and being respectful. There is development of Superego. The focus is more on reaching common goals, building resources, work, protection and external organization. This column corresponds to the Ferrum series of development in the Mineral Kingdom.
Orders:- – Rosales, Fabales, Malpighiales, Euphorbiales, Myrtales, Sapindales, Umbeliforales, Apiales E.g., Remedies:- Ros-can, Baptisia, Croton-tig, Anac, Ruta etc.
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Subclass 6 corresponds to time when an individual relates to the group and the world at large. There is a strong Ego and conflict is about experiencing individuality versus having to protect the group. This column corresponds to the Aurum series of development in the Mineral Kingdom. Issues related female hormones are predominant due to the excessive masculine force that overtakes the feminine qualities
Orders:- Solanales, Loganaceae, Rubiales E.g., Remedies:- Hyos, Abrot, Lavender, Nux-V, Ignatia, Coffea
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Monocotyledons are plants Living in their “i” world. The Monocotyledons undergo a similar journey to Dicotyledons but in a less intricate manner. The first column of Monocotyledons has hardly any homeopathic importance with reference to remedies. The second column of Monocotyledons has hardly any homeopathic importance with reference to remedies. The second column corresponds to the second column of Dicotyledons. The third column of Monocotyledons botanically does not exist. The fourth column is analogous in both groups. The last column corresponds to the fourth, fifth and sixth columns of the Dicotyledons
Learn Remedies like Triticum Vulgare, Veratrum Album, Lilium Tig, Cocos Nucifera, Arum Triphyllum, Avena Sativa, Saccharum Album, Allium Cepa, Vanilla, Colchicum etc. need a systemic in-depth study.
Ancient plants accompanied Earth during its evolution and even survived it’s extinction events. Yakir points out that the relation to extinctions is why ancient plant remedies are not just about beginning of life, innocence, unity & environmental incompatibility, but also about death, disasters, terminal illnesses & end of life- and how to survive them. We have several well known, newly proven & yet unexplored plant groups & remedies that are seedless & nonvascular like Mosses & LiverWorts, seedless & vascular like Lycopodium, Equisetum & Ferns and Seed bearing, non-flowering gymnosperms like the Cycads, Ginkgo & Conifers (e.g. Gingko-biloba, Taxus Bacatta, Thuja, ANCIENT PLANTS Sabina) in this group. Join us to learn more about this group of Homeopathic Remedies
