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JONATHAN HARDY ¦

LAC HUMANUM | LAC LUPINUM

SPECTRUM OF HOMEOPATHY

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ADDICTION ¦ 

EATING | HEROIN

of situations. For example if my kids are riding, I like to be there,

not to tell them what to do, but to keep everyone safe. I want

to be in control for the safety factor, for the sake of keeping

things from going wrong.

Tell me about animals, how do you feel about animals?

They are a big part of my life. I love animals, I hate unfairness

to animals. As much as I hate people being cruel to animals, I

hate people spoiling animals as well.

Which animals are your favorites?

Dogs and horses. And I have a tortoise and hamsters.

What about wild animals?

Yes, I like wild animals as well.

Which especially?

Wolves.

What about them?

Just the way they are. They have a perfect way of being – it’s

fair, they hunt in a pack. Any pack animal is lovely to watch,

they co-exist. I like their community. I admire that.

What about it?

Just the way they have such a good hierarchy and they don’t

argue about it. They might have little squabbles but everything

works well within their group. And the same with horses, they

have a herd and they all work together. I like the teamwork,

I like the way they work together. With wolves, I like the way

they hunt together. The same with wild dogs. I like the way

they all communicate and get on, they all work together. I feel

the same about work – if I go and work somewhere, I like to

have that same community spirit.

At school I didn’t like all the gossip and back-biting. I cannot

stand that, it really annoys me.

What stood out about you as a child?

I was quite a determined child. I was cross with my mum

because she didn’t respect herself.

Describe that more.

I was very angry with my mother for letting my father treat her

badly. I was always wanting to take over. If you look at it in

the animal kingdom, I wanted to be head of the pecking order.

Describe it more.

The strongest and the fiercest. In any group that I’ve been

in I’ve wanted to be the strongest and the fiercest, not to

control or boss everyone but for my own satisfaction. I al-

ways wanted to be top dog, to justify everything, for it to

be fair in my eyes.

Say more about being the strongest and the fittest.

The one everyone looks to for protection. I liked the fact that

I could be strong, protect my sister. I had great pride in that. If

anyone upset my mother I’d be there, I’d protect her.

Describe it more.

Being the biggest and the strongest, you get to dictate who

has what. Like in the animal kingdom when you have a catch

of meat, everyone gets their fair share. Two dogs fighting – you

don’t want that.

Do you have any dreams?

As a child I had a dream of three bears chasing me. I had another

dream of a flood and I was trying to get everyone out of a

window, trying to get the family out. I had a terrifying dream

of taking the children out and losing them.

ANALYSIS

Animal themes

Taking over

Being the Boss

Stamp my mark

Rule the roost

Being in charge

Hierarchy

Pecking order

Mammal themes

Comfort

Warmth

Cold

Satisfied

Warm feeling

Shivering

Cold inside myself

Cold to your bones

Comments:

It is remarkable how she describes her addictive

cravings in exactly the way we understand a mammal patient

experiences their deep inner pathology.

Group animal themes

Protecting the household

Everyone gets their fair share

Teamwork

Coexistence

Community spirit

Working together

Dog remedy themes

Two dogs fighting

My mother did not respect herself

Badly treated

Back-biting

Squabbles

Predator themes

They hunt together

Strongest and fiercest

Proud

Comments:

At this point in the analysis we know it is animal

and one that lives in a group but is a predator. What is left in

the case to pinpoint the species?