Case
A cozy, little fat woman, laughing and extroverted and chattering with lots of gold. She is always attached to her necklace around her neck.
Of course she has her weight, and has tried many diets with all the ups and downs that that entails. Also quite restless.
She sweats a lot, her body is hot. Palpitations with sighs. Flushes already 15 years after hysterectomy, they feel like explosions. Also probably left ovary removed simultaneously by surgery to remove a myoma.
She is > outside and in winter.
< when anxious at parties and a lot of people.
Likes to have company. Is strict in being on time with appointments. Husband is often not in time (he is an accountant).
Cannot stand quarrels. Becomes like a devil when she is treated incorrectly.
Sometimes behaves like an idiot.
Was an only child and had a good childhood, also a nice grandmother.
Her father died at the end of the war.
Loves storm, sambal, cheese.
Flushes from alcoholic drinks.
Crocus is of course an idea. But Jan was the first to give Nitrogenium. Did nothing. Then Potassium nitricum, which also did nothing.
She was an only child, and therefore Paris quadrifolia. Lost after the drug 12 kilos of weight!
Paris is well known as a remedy for children who are only children (Paris is called 'One-berry').
According to Jan, Paris is stage 1. They are impulsive and not reflective of what they do or bring about. At first Jan thought it was Stage 10.
Her father was German and that was an issue after the war! Maybe it contains the idea of 'exclusion' and 'purity'.
Children who are only children are missing something in their development. They have to be adults early on.
Paris talks a lot, loquacity changing subject, just like Lachesis or actually all snakes. In Paris, however, there is no sneaky quality, in Paris it is more innocent, more spontaneous (Stage 1). Crocus is more of a tool that just needs a lot of attention.
Sankaran also had a case of Paris, felt excluded from the conversation. She asked for a lot of attention, called Sankaran a lot. She hit the children at school with the threat that they had to be friends with her. Very self-centered.
Lou Klein says that the Monocotyles have a problem with themselves, an inner problem. The Roses for example have a problem with the other and very specific with their relationship/humbly, the love affair.