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Lilium tigrinum ... the penitent ‘saint’ |
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| Introduction Dr.Munir Ahmed, Homeopathic Education Researcher is active in the area of simplifying homeopathic education. Training of homeopathic teachers in educational science and technology as applied to homeopathic context is the pioneering effort that is going on for the past five years. These teacher-training workshops help the teachers to systematize teaching effectively, evaluate students objectively and plan syllabus with societal and ideological commitment. He is a Professor at Government Homoeopathic Medical College, Bangalore. The Tiger Lily, enjoyed reputation for medicinal value in ancient China and Japan. The Tiger lily has orange flowers covered in dark spots and stripes, which give the vague impression of a tiger skin. Because of its attractive feature, it has become popular as ornamental plant. This medicine is popularly used for female complaints and heart conditions. However, the personality of Lilium tig is something that is not extensively appreciated for prescription as a constitutional medicine. This article makes an effort to project the mind and emotional feature that offers a different dimension of Lilium personality.
This person has a constant feeling and responsibility for important obligations.
These are mostly religion based. He also has a sense of utter helplessness
to perform them. This could be because ‘Desire for fine things;
dissatisfied with her own, envious of others’. This desire for the
fine things of life including the sensual feelings may blind him to his
commitments. He may get carried over by those desires and be led astray.
But the strong persona of lily chastity will not let it remain for long.
He feels that the sensual element in him was given precedence over the
religious duties. This makes him to feel he has committed a sin. This
leads to a feeling of guilt, which causes the symptom ‘tormented
about her salvation’. This may lead him either to weep with depression
of spirits or a disposition to curse, to strike, etc. The torment of having
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| the virtuous path is more pronounced during
sexual excitement or activity. wants to keep busy otherwise to stay away
from sexual thoughts. Therefore the sub-title – the penitent ‘saint’.
It need not be a saint or a religious person. Any person who feels repentant
for having given priority for the sensual feelings over the moral obligations,
be they social or otherwise will fit into this remedy persona. Clinical conditions
Key symptoms
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