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Lycopodium — Archetypes of the Homeopathic Materia Medica Dr David Lilley · Masterclass Series
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The third primordial archetype. Once the mightiest tree in the Carboniferous forests — the towering Lepidodendron, monarch of the ancient coal swamps — reduced by adaptation to a humble creeping clubmoss. Lycopodium has never recovered from this diminishment, and everything that follows flows from that wound.
Where Sulphur strides out of Eden puffed with ego and Calc-carb retreats into the oyster shell, Lycopodium is galvanised by fear — casting the shell aside and pursuing power, wealth and influence to compensate for a deep-seated inferiority complex that his formidable intellect and accomplished exterior work hard to conceal.
Dr Lilley traces Lycopodium through its yellow spores and the Solar Plexus chakra, the liver as seat of anger and repressed resentment, the wolf as totem animal, the hard veneer over the soft centre, the tyrant at home and the toady at work, the performance anxiety that plagues even his most polished public moments, and the noble heritage that awaits when external power is finally surrendered for internal power.
PDF · 10 pages · Dr David Lilley · Fount Masterclass Series
Where Sulphur strides out of Eden puffed with ego and Calc-carb retreats into the oyster shell, Lycopodium is galvanised by fear — casting the shell aside and pursuing power, wealth and influence to compensate for a deep-seated inferiority complex that his formidable intellect and accomplished exterior work hard to conceal.
Dr Lilley traces Lycopodium through its yellow spores and the Solar Plexus chakra, the liver as seat of anger and repressed resentment, the wolf as totem animal, the hard veneer over the soft centre, the tyrant at home and the toady at work, the performance anxiety that plagues even his most polished public moments, and the noble heritage that awaits when external power is finally surrendered for internal power.
PDF · 10 pages · Dr David Lilley · Fount Masterclass Series
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