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सर्वे भवन्तु सुखिनः ,
सर्वे सन्तु निरयामय,
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Monday, December 28, 2009
VARIOUS TYPES OF CHILDREN
Children, Their Temperaments and Constitutions -
Every individual child has his nature which will be similar throughout his life. A child may be formed, but he can be formed or can form himself only according to his nature, which is almost homoeostatic. This homoeostatic state can be called the constitution. The constitution is "what is" and the temperament is "what becomes".
The Temperament of a child may change over time, and be affected by many external factors, such as the physical and emotional environment in which the child is raised, the illnesses to which they are exposed, vaccinations, drugs used, and so on.
the variou types of temperaments and constitutions of children are-
1] - The Sanguine Child-The sanguine child prefers to skip, or jump, or run on his toes rather than to walk. A delicate "taster" of food.child seems to be nourished more by his five senses than by his three regular meals.the thirst for company is a strong characteristic of this temperament.
2] -The Choleric Child - the choleric child is supremely happy - as indeed is everyone else (on the good days, that is). On the bad days, he is rejected as being simply "bossy" which makes him utterly miserable and confused. This unfortunate state of affairs can occasionally lead to the child destroying a game or project from which he has been excluded just to "show them" that he still is the boss.
3] - The Phlegmatic Child - Consider first a droplet of water - smooth, round, completely self-contained, a little world all of its own. There sits the phlegmatic child engrossed in a toy, or maybe his fingers only, impervious to pleas to get dressed for a walk, or to come and meet the visitor.
4] -The Melancholic Child -Picture to yourself a rock lying on the sandy beach, alone, self-contained, hard and cold to the touch, very still and seemingly unmoved by what goes on around, weighed down by its own mass, sinking slightly into the ground below.The inwardness of the melancholic accounts for his isolation, the inability, often, to relate harmoniously to others. At times such a child may become the butt for childish humor, the unfortunate victim of practical jokes which cause him deep unhappiness.
References
(1) Davy, Gudrun & Voors, Bons, (1987), Lifeways
(2) Herscu, Paul (1991), The Homoeopathic Treatment of Children
Every individual child has his nature which will be similar throughout his life. A child may be formed, but he can be formed or can form himself only according to his nature, which is almost homoeostatic. This homoeostatic state can be called the constitution. The constitution is "what is" and the temperament is "what becomes".
The Temperament of a child may change over time, and be affected by many external factors, such as the physical and emotional environment in which the child is raised, the illnesses to which they are exposed, vaccinations, drugs used, and so on.
the variou types of temperaments and constitutions of children are-
1] - The Sanguine Child-The sanguine child prefers to skip, or jump, or run on his toes rather than to walk. A delicate "taster" of food.child seems to be nourished more by his five senses than by his three regular meals.the thirst for company is a strong characteristic of this temperament.
2] -The Choleric Child - the choleric child is supremely happy - as indeed is everyone else (on the good days, that is). On the bad days, he is rejected as being simply "bossy" which makes him utterly miserable and confused. This unfortunate state of affairs can occasionally lead to the child destroying a game or project from which he has been excluded just to "show them" that he still is the boss.
3] - The Phlegmatic Child - Consider first a droplet of water - smooth, round, completely self-contained, a little world all of its own. There sits the phlegmatic child engrossed in a toy, or maybe his fingers only, impervious to pleas to get dressed for a walk, or to come and meet the visitor.
4] -The Melancholic Child -Picture to yourself a rock lying on the sandy beach, alone, self-contained, hard and cold to the touch, very still and seemingly unmoved by what goes on around, weighed down by its own mass, sinking slightly into the ground below.The inwardness of the melancholic accounts for his isolation, the inability, often, to relate harmoniously to others. At times such a child may become the butt for childish humor, the unfortunate victim of practical jokes which cause him deep unhappiness.
References
(1) Davy, Gudrun & Voors, Bons, (1987), Lifeways
(2) Herscu, Paul (1991), The Homoeopathic Treatment of Children
Thursday, December 3, 2009
we are spiritual healer
Homeopathy differs in its understanding as to the goal of treatment. It does not address or seek to eliminate physical signs and symptoms but understands them to be expressions of the vital force. In homeopathy we are not trying to manipulate physiology, change high fever to low, eliminate pain, swelling or redness. We are not even trying to eliminate anger, anxiety or sadness. Our ideal is "to restore health rapidly, gently, permanently." And as to what health is, we can look to the brilliant definition of health given by George Vithoulkas: "Health is freedom.. freedom from pain in the physical body, having attained a state of well-being; freedom from passion on the emotional level, having as a result a dynamic state of serenity and calm; and freedom from selfishness in the mental sphere, having as a result total unification with the Truth."
Homeopathy sees disease not as a physical phenomenon but as an attribute of perception. Homeopath see "disturbances of body and soul which are perceptible to the senses" (italics by author). Again, "disease is not an entity". Homeopathic understanding of disease thus raises the sense of what constitutes an illness from a material sense of disease, a thing to be eliminated, to a derangement of perception.
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