Stram in Sehgal
Stram is one of the best Sehgal Remedies in Sehgal Method
Sehgal Rubrics
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Angry |
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Antic playing |
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Devout |
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Grandiosity |
Del, Large self seemed to: Stram, Plat (Plat ₳ Stram) | Del, Proud: Lach, Plat, Stram, Verat |
Deny |
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Delusion:
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Imaginary Fears |
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Affectation |
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Fear of surgery |
Clinging, children, in, awakens, terrified, knows no one screamed, clings to those near |
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| Suppressed secretion | No stool, No urine | |
Injury |
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Del, Pure, he is |
Del, Honest he is not |
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Astonished |
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Boaster |
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Light, desire for |
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Naked, wants to be |
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Delirium, crying for help |
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Bell- Stram - Hyos
| Bell | Stram | Hyos | |
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Frivolous |
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Suspicious: He is not only Frivolous but Alert and even Suspicious |
First visit |
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Opening sentence |
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Para clinic |
Is it possible to not go to para clinic. (Hyos) | Please send me for some para clinic tests | If you suggest para clinic, he say no. |
Clinging or Carried |
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NO | |
Answering |
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Gels ₳ Stram
Clinging |
Gels |
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Why Choosing homeopathy?
| Stram | Plat | Hyos |
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Fear of Medical side effects
Light desire for: Longing for Para Clinical tests |
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Fear of injury from Drug side effects |
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Fear of imaginary things |
Good rubrics
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Delusion poor |
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| TALKING pleasure in his own | |||
Indifferences, complain dose not |
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| Delirium, Shy, hide himself | |||
| LONGING, sunshine, light and society for | |||
| Fancies, Absorbed: Bell, Cann-i, Cocc, Sil, Stram |
AAA
Del, poor he isDel, wife is faithless |
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Del, position she is not fitted for her |
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Del, business, ordinary, they were pursuing |
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Del, engaged, ordinary occupation, in | |
Del, injury, is about to receiveDel, injury, injured, is being |
Strain, which is a continuous process. Each one of us is receiving it all the time.
Strain in other words means the load and the stress from stimuli. The degree of strain distinguishes all the three. There is a limit up-to which strain is not felt rather is absorbed (assimilated) and up to that it gives a tolerable feeling which may be pleasant even. But when the strain crosses this limit, its impact gives negative feeling and the stage is reached at which we will name it suffering. When one becomes increasingly conscious of this feeling it becomes pain. The limit of unbearableness increases to a feeling o f being broken in a variety of sensation i.e., Injury is about to receive or is being injured etc. To u n d e r s ta n d th e s e n s i t iv ity o f Stramonium towards the term injury in various forms we see that he has no money even for the medicine. T h a t he h im s e lf is d o in g v ery ordinary job which does not fulfil the minimum needs. This feeling of real |