The Excluded Feeling in Two Remedies of the Liliiflorae

Summary

In this article I will present two cases of remedies of the family of the Liliiflorae, one of the acute miasm and one of the cancer miasm, which I have presented during the LIGA congress in Berlin. In both cases we can see that the patients got complaints when they had the feeling they no longer belonged to the group they were in before. In the acute case the woman had a high social and religious standing in her town, and she collapsed when she was scorned in the marketplace by a family member. She ended up in a psychiatric ward with a religious delirium. The second case is of a woman who came to Holland as a seven-year-old child after being in a Japanese concentration camp in Indonesia. She looked around her and saw that the children were totally different then herself; she could not get any connection with them and she ended up in a wheelchair, with no joy to live, longing for death. Both patients made a remarkably recovery after the remedy was administered, and the remedies are still helping them. In the first case the follow-up is five years, in the second case six years.

Key words

Excluded feeling - Liliiflorae - Ornithogalum umbellatum - Veratrum album

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