2.sankaran-chart of plant sensations

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CHART OF PLANT SENSATIONS

FAMILY SENSATION PASSIVE REACTION ACTIVE REACTION COMPENSATION

ANACARDIACEAE

Caught

StiffTightTensionStuckCrampsPressing

Paralyzed

Immobile

Motion amel.

Agg. in houseAgg. sittingFirst motion agg.RestlessnessSedentary agg.You are stuck and want to movecontinuously.

Always on move.

APOCYNACEAE

Extreme prostrated as ifparalyzed.Contraction and relaxation

WeaknessDullnessProstrated

LifelessnessMemory weaknessInertnessUnresponsiveness

Want to expand???

ARACEAE

Burning, smarting, exposedIrritatingRaw and stingingRawness with itchingSorenessShooting pain.

Children pick at lips, eventhough raw which gives thempleasure.Being slapped

BERBERIDACEAE

Sudden, intense, rapidchangeability at mental as

ConfusionDullness

Rapid changing of location andcharacter.

Easily adaptable tochanging situation.


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well as physical level Prostration of MindConfusion of identityConfusion from interruption

Able to changequickly accordinglyto change.

CACTACEAE

ConstrictedMade smallerShrunk

ContractedBound, trapped, pressedDowntroddenOppressedClutchedWeighed down

Trapped Expansion, becoming bigger,boundless and released

Not affected bycontraction, andoppression.

COMPOSITAE

InjuredHurt or insultedShockedBurnt or scalded

Fear to be touched, hurtapproached

NumbAnestheticStuporCatalepsy

TouchingHurting othersCruelViolent

StrikesInsulting

He is a tough guy.He can take all the

beatings.Protective of others to

see they do not gethurt.

CONIFERS

FragileBrokenBrittleConnected/DisconnectedEmpty/FullnessCut-offFragmented

IndolenceFearfulWeak

RigidHard

Strength.You become strongand protective ofothers who are brittleand fragile.


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CRUCIFERAE

Obstruction, stopped, blockedstuck mentally as well as

physically.

Getting stuck.Interrupted flow.

No way out.

Breaking the barrier.Moving ahead.Smooth flow.Clearing the block.

Blocks do not botherhim.

DIOSCOREACEAE

TwistingCoil and uncoilStretch desire and amelioratesStretchedPulled

Stretching ameliorateContinuous motion,amel.Wandering, shifting

ERICACEAE Need to move from one placeto another.ExtensionChangeChange in locationWandering


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EUPHORBIACEAE

Tied and untied.Bound and unbound.Hidebound.

Tied and cannot do anythingabout it.

Desire to break free. A person who is free,unbound and not tiedup.

FUNGUS

InvadingErodingBurrowingDiggingBoringExcoriatingGnawing

CorrosiveUlcerativePenetratingSpreadExpanding

Danger / RobbersStrengthSuper human

Passive hemorrhageFeels EmptyHollow

FightStrengthEgotismCourageousInvadesSpreadsFight

EgotismCourageousStrength increased

Courageous indanger.

GERANIALES

EnduranceThere is need for sustain

prolonged exertion, activity,strength, effort, exertion.Other words:PersistenceFortitude

HardnessRobustness

ExhaustionImmobility

Agg. from ExertionWeaknessProstrationEnervations

Movement agg.Bold

CourageousEuphoricStimulated


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RuggednessToleranceToughnessSturdinessPerseverance

HAMAMELIDIDAECompressedHeavyPressingLoadLimited, draggingFixed and confinedClosed, Shut inOpposite is:LightnessFlyingExpanding

FreeEnlargedFloating

Motion aversion to.DullnessDullness of the sensesHeavy and dragged downGroundedAll movement ceasesLie down inclination to.Rest, repose amelParalyzedDepressedSadness

FlyingFloatingOpen air amelMotion amelDesire to be in the open airDesire to moveFantasizing.Imagination.

Adapting to livingwithin confined,limited space.Balanced.

LABIATAE

Excitement, which can bevivid, pleasant and tremulous.Along with these there can be

perspiration, trembling,overwhelmed, passionate, etc.

ShocksThrusts

Lack of excitability.Absence of reaction toexternal things.

NumbnessDisinterest

IndustriousMotion amelMirthFright/AnxietyUnpleasantly surprised

ExhilarationRush of ideasLoquacityVivacityEnjoyment

Physical excitability, irritability

Calmness


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LEGUMINOSAE

Splitting apartComing apartScatteredBound togetherFragmented

Feeling scattered andconfusedSplit up

Not together

Getting things together

Feeling together andunified.

LILIFLORAEForced out.squeezed, extrudedOppressed, constrained.Constricted.Excluded, left out, they arenot interested in me.I am neglected.

Must hold on tight He must move Attractive behavior.Belonging, beingincluded, is being partof.

LOGANIACEAE

Shocked.Shattered.Torn to pieces.

Shock is so sudden so as toparalyze the person.DisappointmentRuined.

Paralyzed, I cannot move.Sadness.Cannot weep

GriefSilentFaint

Beside oneself.ExcitableConvulsions.

Composed and calmin the most shockingcircumstances.

MAGNOLIANAE

Confusion, bewildered,beclouded, strange.Because outside is so

bewildering and confusing,she feels isolated and not partof; and reaction to this is

withdrawal.

CollapseStupefiedFaintingSleepyBlanknessFloating, withdrawn,

Unconscious

Withdrawal.Creating his own world, whichis familiar and shutting out theworld, which is strange.

Easily adjustable.Adaptable tostrange/new/confusing/

bewildering situation.

MALVALES

Attached and then detached.Joined and then separated.Together and then separated.

EstrangedIndifferentIndifferent everything to.Aversion husband to.

CommunicativeAffectionateDream of falling in loveCompany desire for.

IndependentSelf-confident.


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Carnivorous plants

DeceivedStickingConstrictionLancinatingStrangledSuffocative

ConvulsiveSpasmsGnawingCuttingTrap

Also what is important is thatall these sensations should betaken together to give thesensation of the family.Imagine an insect being

trapped by one of thesecarnivorous plants. He will gothrough all these sensations.

Trust can notWeaknessParalyzed

MaliciousDeceitfulSlySuspiciousDesire to killDesire to injure

Violent

Courageous in theface of deceitful andharmful situations.

PAPAVARACEAE

Pain, intense pain, pain of anysort but with great intensity.Torture, intense sufferingPunishedWarMurdered, executed

ViolenceFright and shockAgony and hell like state

Analgesia, coma, anesthesiaFaintingCatalepsy

NarcolepsyPainless and numb.Alive yet dead

HibernationMeditation

RageSpasm, convulsions, colic.Violent

Numbness alternating with pain

Calm in situationwhere there is great

pain.Not affected by painand suffering.Peaceful, serene and

tranquil.


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PIPERACEAE

Pain, no excitement andboredom.Boredom also meansmonotonous, unexciting,

bland, tasteless, insipid etc.Ennui.Opposite:

AmusementPleasurable amusement

Weakness giving intoBoredom.Dullness, sluggishnessleading to boredomTediousTired

Indolent

Desire amusement.Amusement amel.Desire for change.Cheerfulness.Entertainment amel.Parties

Diversion amelOccupation amel.ExcitementParty, Dancing, Music, sex

amelVivaciousTraveling desireMirth, hilarity, livelinessIndustriousBusy

Pleasure.Unaffected by

boredom, pain andsuffering.

PRIMULACEAE

Unable to move because of

paralytic/pressure/ and lamesensation.

Sluggishness

Aversion to going outAmel. in houseConfined

Not moving

Motion amel.

Continuous motion amel.Desire to travelDesire to moveActivity

IndustriousIncreased strength

I am happy in a small

space.

RANUNCULACEAE

Vexed, excited easily,raw nerves.Morbidly sensitiveElectric shock

Irritability excessive, angerwith grief, guilt, shock andannoyed, distress, harassed.Insulted, dreams vexatiousSharp, stitching, stabbing,

stinging and sticking pain.

NumbnessBlunting

Nervous tension.Inner conflicts, many emotionsexcited together, one on top ofthe other.

Somatisation, somatopsychic.Outbursts, brooding, passionate.Tremors from emotions; tension

prolonged.Mental and physical

connections or alternations,

Equanimity


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Bursting. suppressed.Sensitive to trifles.

ROSACEAE

Inward / Outward pressurewhich is suddenlyPinched, pressingPushed out

Out-shootSuffocatedShortness of breathOppression

SuffocationCollapsing

ImpulsiveTravel desire forWanderMoving quickly

Running aboutShifting suddenlyJumpingOpen air amel.

RUBIACEAE

Over-stimulation which agg.Many desiresMany ideasFancies

Tobacco, alcohol, sex andother stimulants agg.Joy agg.Stimulus hunger

FatigueDullness.CatalepsySleep amel.

Rest amel.Exhaustion.Vanishing of thoughts.

PlansSleeplessness with fanciesTheorizingRush of thoughts

Creative pursuits; reading,writing, music.Activity.

TranquilityMeditation

RUTACEAE

Squeezed and then broken/crushedSqueeze and compressConstrict and squeezeTwist and break /crushChoking / compressing /

strangling and then crushed

Weakness / Drained /Lassitude

Numbness

Stretching desireStretching amel. / Stretchingagg.


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SCROPHULARIACEAE

Bonds & Connection are notstrong, so they want to holdon to very tightly and whenthat connection breaks thenfear, fright and delusion starts.

IndifferenceDeath.

AdhesiveAccidentDeathDeath of RelativesAttachmentDetachmentAmorous

Not affected bydisconnection.

No need for bonds.

SOLANACEAE

Violence, sudden, splitting,bursting, explosive,spasmodic, jerking, shooting,sun stroke, apoplexy, violentterror, pursued, murder, lifeand death, killed, snakes,

tearing, pulsating,constricting, and choking.Theme of black and white.

AnestheticStupefiedLack of irritabilitySluggishCowardiceFaintness

Unconsciousness

Senses acuteHurriedShriekingStartling in sleepSpasmEscape

PanicRageFight or flight reactionStriking

Courage in the face ofdanger

THEALES

Injury especially to nervesPunctured, smashed,

penetrating woundShock.

UMBELLIFERAE

Sudden unexpected violenceor attackAccidentBlowsRiotsStabTopped by numbness,stupefaction, dullness, sleep.

Sudden weaknessRegressedParalysisRelaxationStupefaction, dullness.Deep sleep.

ViolentConvulsionManiaFurious attackFits of emotionEscape

Calm in a situationwhere there is suddenunexpected violentattack.


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Preparing for a blow.Wound, abuseStabbing pains, lancinating

pains.Convulsion without aura.

VIOLALES

At physical level:

CuttingStabbingLancinatingSharpStitchingPinching

At mental level:VexationChagrin

Disturbed

Main feeling is, does not wantto be disturbed.

Prostration

MoroseAverse to being disturbedWants total restAvoidance of people

Irritability when questioned

ViolenceMaliciousRageRestless

Quietness

CalmnessStillness

2.sankaran-chart of plant sensations

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