665.24.13 Spigelia anthelmia, Case
Man, 70, forgetful.
He comes because family members think that he has a problem. He is hyper enthusiastic, speaks in a high-pitched voice. He likes to meet people because he feels joy sharing his life with others. He easily makes contact with people, especially people who have a worse life and then he likes to share his joy of life. There is only harmony for him when two contradictory things are in balance. He has very sharp thoughts, a rich vocabulary and he likes to debate very much. He has participated in debate championships as the only non-student. He was very good at it, winning a few times. It can become a verbal fight and he has a lot of ammunition.
His wife thinks that debating is quarrelling, but they have a good marriage. He has worked as a salesman, always with a lot of pleasure. He was very good at selling; he could sell when no-one else could. He has become a professional influencing others. He cannot stop that, others have to give up. He wanted to become a vicar; politician or lawyer. He is very cheerful and witty. The worst thing that can happen is being overruled by a religion and one’s thoughts are taken away.
He has given courses in the art and science of pleasure.
He is searching for the essence of things. He hates walking in crowds, becoming a herd animal, being manipulated by the television and newspapers. He is worried about the planet, trying to make it a better place.
Desire: chocolate, Coca-Cola, peanuts.
Aversion: broccoli; cold food.
Dreams of being persecuted; being thrown from a mountain.
His hearing is going and his memory is poor.
He can have pain in his left buttocks; unbearable, extending to his left thigh, leg and foot.
Analysis
Lanthanides: aversion being manipulated; thoughts overruled; worrying about the planet.
Silver series: desire to become famous, debates; talking; giving courses.
Silicon series: family troubles.
Stage 13: hyper enthusiast, joy of life; wanting to win.
Lanthanides with Silver series gives Lamiidae.
The fighting quality is typical for Spigelia.