LYCOPODIUM COMPARISON:

-Dr.Farokh Master.

LYCOPODIUM COMPARISON Anger from contradiction : Aur, Ign, Lyc, Sep. Desires company : Arg n, Ars a, Bism, Hyos, Kali c, Lac, Lyc, Phos.

Confusion in warm room : Lyc, Puls. Cowardice : Gels, Lyc.

Raving delirium : Agar, Bell, Canth, Hyos, Lyco, Nit ac, Op, Sec c, Stram, Verat -a. Fear of being alone : Arg m, Ars a, Hyos, Kali c, Lyc, Phos. Fear of men : Lyc, Nat c, Hyos, Rhus -t. Forgetful : Bar c, Cocc, Lyc, Merc, Petr, Ph ac, Phos, Anac, Kali br, Lac s, Glon. Of words while speaking : Arn, Cann i, Lyc, Nat c, Sep, Stram. Complaints from fright : Acon, Ign, Lyc, Nat m, Op, Phos, Puls, Sil. Frightened easily : Arg n, Ars a, Bar c, Bor, Graph, Lyc, Nat c, Sep, Stram. Lamenting : Aur, Lyc, Verat a, Verat v; about future - Lyc. Mistakes in writing : Lach, Lyc, Thuj; confounding letter - Lyc. Alternating moods : Alum, Bell, Bor, Ferr m, Ign, Iod, Lyc, Plat, Sars, Sul ac, Zinc. Changeable or variable mood : Ign, Lyco, Nux m, Puls, Sars, Zinc. Ailments from mortification : Coloc, Ign, Lyc, Nat m, Ph ac, Staph.

Mental symptoms from sexual excesses : Calc c, Lyc, Nux v, Ph ac, Phos, Sep, Staph. Shrieking during sleep : Borax, Lyc, Apis, Puls, Zinc. Shrieking before urination : Borax, Lyc. Weeping aloud : Lyc; weeping from joy :Coff, weeping from music : Graph weeping when telling her sickness : Puls, Sep, weeping when thanked : Lyc.

Has to read a sentence twice before he can comprehend : Agn c, Lyc, Ph ac, Sep. Constipation of old people : Alum, Op, Lyc. Hemiopia : sees only the left half : Lith c, Lyc.

Gouty nodosities : Benz ac, Berb v, Led, Lith c, Lyc, Caul, Colch.

Fan like motion of alae nasi : Ant t, Brom, Lyc. Impotence : with mental depression; relaxed penis, with sexual desire and excitement : Calad, Calc, Lyc, Sil. Satiety after a few mouthfuls: Cycl, Lyc. Vomiting sour acid : Ferr m, Lyc, Sul ac. Chronic hypertrophic tonsillitis with hardness of hearing : Bar c, Hep s, Lyc, Plumb, Psor. Tormented about her salvation : Lil t, Lyc, Sulph, Verat a. Affections of right side of the body : Bell, Bry, Chel, Kali c, Mag p, Lyc, Podo. Ravenous hunger immediately after eating : Cina, Lyc, Med, Psor. Cough with blood daily at 4 p.m. : Millef, Lyc. Weakness or loss of memory : Anac, Lac c, Nux m, Lyc. Diarrhoea from oysters : Brom, Lyc, Puls.

COMPARISON OF LYCOPODIUM & NATRUM MUR

PERSONALITY LYCOPODIUM

Pleasant, self-contained, cool and restrained at least from outside.

NAT-MUR

Depressed, terrified, miserable, who oscillate emotionally from one extreme to another.

APPEARANCE LYCOPODIUM

Handsome, clean-cut, well-defined facial features, thin, scrawny appearance about the neck but lower down, below the waist, the subject is usually well covered.

NAT-MUR

Weak, wan, wasted, demineralised with cold clammy hands. The lips tend to be dry often with a crack in the centre.

CONVERSATION & DISCUSSION LYCOPODIUM

Usually discusses on intelligent topics, avoids personal arguments or may even get up and walk off if opposite person has made his point clear or because of fear of loosing the argument or his dignity, he may keep quiet or he may not argue at all because he thinks he is right.

NAT-MUR

Enjoys personal arguments and discussions, will fight till the end and may end up loosing the battle very bitterly.

INJUSTICE LYCOPODIUM

They have self respect and feel secure enough, therefore are not much affected by unfairness of others, they hardly remember it.

NAT-MUR

Unfairness of others as well as indignation caused by others is intolerable. It is exhibited by fury. Such incidences are remembered for months and years with passion.

DISTURBED RELATIONS

LYCOPODIUM

Lycopodium usually never spoil the relation with the opposite person. They always drown the bitterness that exist and never take them out by giving them swimming lessons. They always believe in forgive and forget.

NAT-MUR

Nat-mur will always remember the events, can never overlook the discords and will always harbour resentment for that person.

APOLOGY LYCOPODIUM

He apologizes handsomely chiefly to protect his dignity. An apology is usually a conciliatory measure.

NAT-MUR

He has very sensitive pride. He will risk breaking the relationship but will never apologize because of fear of associated humiliation.

ACCEPTANCE OF COMPLIMENTS

LYCO

He would easily accept undeserved compliments, does not mind if people think of him to be better than he actually is. Prefers credit to truth.

NAT-MUR He will never accept the compliments he does not deserve. Will immediately tell who the credit should go to. Prefers truth to credit.

PRACTICAL LYCOPODIUM

In office or business their approach is absolutely practical, they would like to work out with whatever is at hand. "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush." He expects the best from whatever is available.

NAT-MUR

They try to be more perfectionist, idealist and imaginary. They go for two birds in the bush with none in hand. They usually keep very high expectations.

EMOTIONAL EXCHANGES LYCOPODIUM

They can patiently, attentively and intelligently listen to other's problems without getting emotionally involved. They are very reserved about exchanging emotions and have good reserves, therefore can always give more if they choose to do so.

NAT-MUR

They would listen carefully and attentively and get emotionally involved from the very beginning and ultimately they don't have any reserves.

SOCIAL GATHERING LYCOPODIUM

He enjoys large gatherings where strangers, important and influential persons meet. He likes to exchange his views at the same time, not loosing a single opportunity which can be helpful to his career.

NAT-MUR

He enjoys small intimate gatherings of small people like friends and relatives where everyone can have a deep emotional meaningful conversation.

LYCOPODIUM & ARSENIC

APPEARANCE LYCOPODIUM

Handsome, clean-cut, well- defined facial features, thin, scrawny appearance about the neck but lower down, below the waist, the subject is usually well covered. Lean body with stamp of toughness.

ARSENIC Spare, stylish, neat and well- groomed, giving an aristocratic appearance. Lean but frail.

SELF-ESTEEM LYCOPODIUM

Righteousness and a good self-confidence are two important factors whenever any statement is spoken by the Lycopodium personality.

ARSENIC

An aggressive over-toned rules the sentences spoken. e.g. "I am always right".

PRACTICAL

LYCOPODIUM

In office or business their approach is absolutely practical, they would like to work out with whatever is at hand. "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush". He expects the best from whatever is available.

ARSENIC

They try to be more perfectionist, idealist and imaginary. They go for two birds in the bush with none in hand. They usually keep very high expectations.

FACING PROBLEMS LYCOPODIUM

He always believes in safety and will always think how to avoid problems.

ARSENIC

He always thinks how to deal with problems.

PHYSICIAN LYCOPODIUM

Will not go to see the physician easily, has to be coaxed, forced and motivated.

ARSENIC

He enjoys working hand in hand with the physician. He is very cooperative.

HANDSHAKE

LYCOPODIUM

Firm, grateful grasp.

ARSENIC

Cold, dry grasp.

MISER

LYCOPODIUM

"Penny wise and pound foolish". e.g. will do a repair job on his own without being qualified for it, will discourage giving tuitions to his children, etc. Less interested in accumulating material possessions.

ARSENIC

Extreme miser, will openly say he wants to save money and accumulate. Wealth. Enjoys talking about money saved.

LYCOPODIUM & CALC CARB

APPEARANCE LYCOPODIUM

Handsome, clean-cut, well-defined facial features, thin, scrawny appearance about the neck but lower down, below the waist, the subject is usually well covered. Lean body with stamp of toughness.

CALC-CARB

Obese, blonde with blue eyes, pale, waxy complexion (Fatness without fitness).

SELF-INADEQUACY

LYCOPODIUM

There is a fear of incompetence sometimes justified and sometimes unfounded but it is externally covered with assertiveness hence the opposite person is unable to recognize the defect.

CALC-CARB

There is a fear of incompetence sometimes justified and sometimes unfounded but it is externally not covered by any features and hence it is easily discovered.

ANXIETY LYCOPODIUM

Anxiety about public performances. The person is anxious about his image whether he will be able to keep up his "face". It is extremely important to save his face.

CALC-CARB

Anxiety is more about ability of performing, i.e. the performance is more important than the face.

CHANGE-ABILITY LYCOPODIUM

Can't bear any change. Wants same routine, aversion to undertake anything new. Fear-what if the new thing turns out to be worse than old one. At least about old thing he knows what to expect.

CALC-CARB

Aversion to any change because of the basic inertia in the constitution.

HANDSHAKE

LYCOPODIUM

Firm, grateful grasp.

CALC-CARB

Cold, damp and limp hand where hardly any bones are felt.

TEMPER LYCOPODIUM

Lycopodium can be moody alternatively laughing at the simplest of jokes. 'Passionate anger' which is well controlled but if pushed to the edge he can be nasty. Anger is always verbal rarely physical.

CALC-CARB

Very hard to arouse as far as temper is concerned.

LYCOPODIUM & SULPHUR

APPEARANCE

LYCOPODIUM

Handsome, clean-cut, well-defined facial features, thin, scrawny appearance about the neck but lower down, below the waist, the subject is usually well covered. Lean body with stamp of toughness.

SULPHUR

Lean, lanky, hungry-looking, stooped shoulders, sloughing gait.

PERSONALITY LYCOPODIUM

Pleasant, self-contained, cool and restrained at least from outside.

SULPHUR

Selfish, self-centered, and quick tempered. Touchily ready to take offense.

MISER

LYCOPODIUM

"Penny wise and pound foolish". e.g. will do a repair job on his own without being qualified for it, will discourage giving tuitions to his children etc. Less interested in accumulating material possessions.

SULPHUR

Extreme miser, will openly say he wants to save money and accumulate wealth. Enjoys talking about money saved.

TEMPER

LYCOPODIUM

Lycopodium can be moody alternatively laughing at the simplest of jokes. 'Passionate anger' which is well controlled but if pushed to the edge he can be nasty. Anger is always verbal rarely physical.

SULPHUR

Very explosive temper, comes in short, sharp bursts and cools down with the same speed as it exploded.

SELF-ESTEEM LYCOPODIUM

Righteousness and a good self- confidence are two important factors whenever any statement is spoken by the Lycopodium personality.

SULPHUR

Less righteousness, will argue but never to the point.

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