Potentised Preparations
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SOURCES:
(B) = Boericke
(C) = Clarke
(K) = Kinnes
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1,3-dichlor-propane
AIMED AT (possibly): Destructive extroversion. Extroverts who find it needed to
glitter and barricade by body means, that is, by muscles or body bulding. The guess is
that such persons may suddenly find themselves in deep misfortune
without body-building.OF DEPTHS: Experienced "shit" that manages to appear good-natured to inexperienced ones or substitutes.
Go for it
- Holding on to one's place after praise as long as it pays, instead of crawling around.
Wish adieu to
- Extrovert, but badly, poorly, probably not keenly or excellently - but rather enervating, perhaps even destructively, somehow – 6
- Tormenting yourself by night-work in private – 6
- Was no great warrior, no grand Juan-Matos-fighter after all – 5
- Was a "Satan's minion": was rude, cowardly, stupidly mean and difficult to be with – 5
- Blubber – 3
- Looting, stubbornly greedy, yet experienced and talking surly – 3
2-(2-aminoethylaminid)-ethanol
AIMED AT (possibly): Ennervating misses and uneasiness of being + Is suppressed +
Go for it
- Realizing that saying wrong things at the wrong time is still wrong.
- One is to warn against feigned validity that cruelly betrays well-being.
Wish adieu to
- In anxious suspense – 6
- Shut in; wedged in (gr:5) – 6
- Mistrust – 5
6-aminohexane acid
AIMED AT (possibly): A tough, virile guy and excellent man. While in the bud he may
on certain occasions suddenly show off a lot, seemingly without outer cause, perhaps
angrily. With time and experience he matures and may get top experienced instead of
abused a whole lot, in part undercover.BASS OF RELATIONSHIPS: Smiles and grins up to insanely so + To appear good-natured in some wrong direction, saying, "This does not matter to me any more," and similar things.
Go for it
- Being experienced and expertly straightforward.
- Go for becoming well-off.
- Regain lax "scoundrel" ways, even heartiness.
- Retaliate somewhat more.
Wish adieu to
- Troublesome and reserved fellow, and still not a misfit – 7
- Says 'cheers' to one's insulters, and this can be followed by great loneliness and a damning laughter – 5
- Lonely, damning mate and out of breath: 'Be off with you, scoundrel!' etc. – 4
- Experienced in a jet-set life – 4
- Demoniacal laughter (e.g. 'boehæhæ') – 3
- Obsolete characteristics included in "What fools wise folks must be" – 3
- Wise, but can be called a silly arse – 2
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Source of descriptions: Kinnes (K)
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