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Bromeliaceae

Family
Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
3Lilianae
Subclass
3Liliidae
Phase
4Arecales
Subphase
7Bromeliaceae
Stage
0
Author

Jan Scholten

Type

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Chapter

3-633.47.00

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Family
IntroductionThey have an inner conflict between their feeling of responsibility for the family and their desire to be free, without responsibilities. There is a contradiction between being part of the group and being an outsider. They like to really belong to a family but on the other hand to want to be free, have no bond or limitation whatsoever. Or the opposite is that they feel excluded from the family and want to be part of it.
They like to have fun, sex and play instead of working. Their playfulness and freedom can be very attractive. They can seduce the other sex quite easily with their flirty and charming attitude. But when it comes to responsibilities they have problems, they do not respond. It is the theme of the macho.
Another situation is where they have lost their family. They feel alone and miss their family background. The obvious support from the past is missing.
They have a desire for easy living, having fun with friends, being easy going and without much responsibility. They need to feel free. They feel best when they are supported by a family from where they can go out with friends and partner and have fun. The responsibilities of daily life are too much for them, especially when there are problems, like ilnesses or financial worries.
It can be the situation of a woman who left her children alone in the care of her husband. Or a husband who has left his children in the care of his wife. Or for the spouse who is left with the care of his children, feeling the heaviness of that responsibility alone, after his wife has left or died.
They have the delusion there is something wrong with them or that relatives think so and that makes them feeling an outsider although on the other hand they feel very connected.
MindMacho.
Duet: man woman.
Home.
Desire to be free from responsibilities, without pressure and feeling forced.
Desire to have fun, parties, to be free and to feel joy.
Ailments from worries, financial shortfall.
Ailments from loss of parents, relatives, family members.
Ailments from loss of home, position, stature, respect, validation, acknowledgement.
Emotional, intense, overwhelming.
Rootless, nostalgia for home.
GeneralDesire: alcohol; drugs.
BodyFever: Dengue fever
Lungs: hyperventilation.
Heart: palpitation; angina pectoris, arteriosclerosis.
Stomach: gastritis: pain, burning, < alcohol, salt.
  • 0 Kingdoms
  • ›3 Plants
  • ›6 Angiospermae
  • ›3 Lilianae
  • ›3 Liliidae
  • ›4 Arecales
  • 1Ananas comosus
  • 1Ananas sagenaria
  • 1Tillandsia geminiflora
  • 3Tillandsia cyanea
  • 4Dyckia brevifolia
  • 4Dyckia remotiflora
  • 4Neoregelia concentrica
  • 4Neoregelia carolinae
  • 4Dyckia maracasensis
  • 4Dyckia goiana
  • 4Neoregelia zonata
  • 4Neoregelia hoehneana
  • 4Neoregelia gavionensis
  • 4Neoregelia carcharodon
  • 4Neoregelia ampullacea
  • 4Neoregelia melanodonta
  • 6Quesnelia testudo
  • 6Quesnelia liboniana
  • 8Aechmea nidularioides
  • 8Hohenbergia stellata
  • 10Vriesea imperialis
  • 11Billbergia nutans
  • 11Billbergia leptopoda
  • 11Billbergia saundersii
  • 12Fascicularia bicolor
  • 13Aechmea chantinii
  • 14Puya medica
  • 14Puya berteroana
  • 14Puya mirabilis
  • 14Puya longisepala
  • 14Vriesea apiculata
  • 15Pitcairnia integrifolia
  • 16Tillandsia usneoides
  • 16Tillandsia fraseri
  • 16Tillandsia guatemalensis
  • 16Tillandsia bulbosa
  • 16Tillandsia andrieuxii
  • 17Catopsis berteroniana
  • 17Brocchinia micrantha
  • xOchagavia carnea
  • xBromelia pinguin
  • xVriesea splendens
  • xAechmea fasciata
  • xVriesea vinicolor
  • xHechtia texensis
  • xNidularium procerum
  • xAcanthostachys strobilacea
  • xAndrolepis skinneri
  • xAraeococcus flagellifolius
  • xNidularium billbergioides
  • xDeuterocohnia lorentziana
  • xCanistrum fragrans
  • xEncholirium horridum
  • xFosterella micrantha
  • xGlomeropitcairnia penduliflora
  • xGreigia sphacelata
  • xCryptanthus zonatus
  • xOrthophytum amoenum
  • xPitcairnia heydlauffii
  • xAechmea mcvaughii
  • xVriesea acuminata
  • xGuzmania monostachia
  • xVriesea hieroglyphica
  • xVriesea singuliflora
  • xPortea petropolitana
  • xOchagavia litoralis
  • xCanistrum triangulare
  • xVriesea dubia
  • xAechmea coelestis
  • xAechmea victoriana
  • xAechmea mariae-reginae
  • xAechmea mexicana
  • xCryptanthus bivittatus
  • xGuzmania subcorymbosa
  • xPitcairnia angustifolia
  • xPitcairnia corallina
  • xHohenbergia leopoldo-horstii
  • xDeuterocohnia brevispicata
  • xOrthophytum sucrei
  • xAechmea triangularis