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    This document provides a table summarizing Sankaran's views on the main miasms and their characteristic feelings and reactions. It describes in 1-3 sentences each miasm: Acute feels acute threats and reacts strongly; Typhoid feels a critical situation that can be overcome with struggle; Psora alternates between struggle and despair; Ringworm has acute threats between chronic deficiency; Sycosis feels and hides an irredeemable weakness; Tubercular feels intense oppression and a need for change; Cancer feels weakness and a need for perfection; Leprous feels intense oppression, hopelessness and isolation; Syphilis feels a hopeless situation leading to destruction.

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    This document provides a table summarizing Sankaran's views on the main miasms and their characteristic feelings and reactions. It describes in 1-3 sentences each miasm: Acute feels acute threats and reacts strongly; Typhoid feels a critical situation that can be overcome with struggle; Psora alternates between struggle and despair; Ringworm has acute threats between chronic deficiency; Sycosis feels and hides an irredeemable weakness; Tubercular feels intense oppression and a need for change; Cancer feels weakness and a need for perfection; Leprous feels intense oppression, hopelessness and isolation; Syphilis feels a hopeless situation leading to destruction.

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    This document provides a table summarizing Sankaran's views on the main miasms and their characteristic feelings and reactions. It describes in 1-3 sentences each miasm: Acute feels acute threats and reacts strongly; Typhoid feels a critical situation that can be overcome with struggle; Psora alternates between struggle and despair; Ringworm has acute threats between chronic deficiency; Sycosis feels and hides an irredeemable weakness; Tubercular feels intense oppression and a need for change; Cancer feels weakness and a need for perfection; Leprous feels intense oppression, hopelessness and isolation; Syphilis feels a hopeless situation leading to destruction.

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    Table of Miasms and Remedies

    Previous Sankaran's Table of Misams and Remedies (From An Insight Into Plants.) Miasm Acute Description The feeling is of an acute threat and the reaction is strong and instinctive. Some Remedies Aconite, Bell, Stramonium Hyoscyamus, Veratrum alb. Bryonia, Nux vomica, Rhus -tox., Chamomilla, Hyoscyamus, Baptisia, Paris-q., Nux-m. Sulph., Psor., Lyc., No plants. Calc-s., Calc-sil., Mang-s., Teuc., Sars., Dulc., Tarax., Berb-v., Cap., China, Colocynthis, Spegelia. Copavia, Med., Mangi., Puls., Sabad., Thuja. Abrtanum, Acalypha-i., Agraphis, Tub., Dros., Calc-phos., Balsum-p. Anac., Anhalonium. Bellis-per., Carcinlk Nit-ac., Arg-nit., Ign., Staph., Secal, Hura, Ocimum-s., Aloe, Cicuta virosa, Mandragora. Merc-sol., Syph., Aurm-met., Baryta-carb., Hoang-nan Leptandra, Echinacea, Clematis-erecta.

    Thyphoid

    The feeling is of a critical situation which, if properly handled for a critical period, will end in total recovery. The reaction is an intence struggle against it.

    Psora

    The feeing is of a diffiuclt struggle where one has to struggle in order to succeed. There is anxiety with doubts about about his ability, but he is hopeful and failure does not mean the end of the world. It is characterized by an alternation betwen periods of struggle with anxiety about success, and periods of despair and giving up.

    Ringworm

    Malaria

    There is an acute feeling of threat that comes up intermittently, in phases, between which there is an underlying chronic, fixed feeling of bieng deficient. This miasm is characterized by sudden, acute manifestations that come up from time to time, followed by periods of quiescence.

    Sycosis

    The feeling is that there is a fixed irredemable weekness within the self within the self. The action is an attempt to cope with it and hide it from others; hence he covers it up with egotism, compulsive acts, is very secretive, etc.

    Tubercular The feeling is of intense oppression and a desire for change. The reaction is intense, hetic ativity in order to break free from this oppression.

    Cancer

    There is a feeling of weekness and incapacity within, and the need to perform exceedingly well and live up to very high expectations. The reaction is a super human effort, stretching himself beyond the limits of his capacity. It is continuous prolonged struggle which seems to have on end. His survival depends on it, for failure would mean, death and destruction.

    Leprous

    The feeling is of intense oppression, intense hopelessness, isolation and an intense desire for change. (abandoned even those closest to you, your own relatives.)

    Syphilis

    The feeling is that he is faced with a situation beyond salvage, leading to complete hopelessness and despair. In a desperate effort, he tries to change the situation and the result is usually destruction.

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