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Nepetoideae

Family
Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
6Asteranae
Subclass
5Lamiidae
Phase
5Lamiales
Subphase
5Nepetoideae
Stage
0
Name

Nepetoideae

Author

Jan Scholten

Type

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Chapter

3-665.55.00

Book
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IntroductionThere is a quality of overdoing, like Phosphorus with friends and Nitrogen with the enjoyment of life. It indicates Phase 5 and Subphase 5.
They are highly strung, overstrung, overstimulated. They want everything from life at the same time. They want to achieve in their studies and job and want to have special, rewarding and artistic work. They want to make money to have a good life and be able to enjoy it with others. They want to have many friends and good connections with all of them. They need a good relationship, which has to warm, with good conversations and sex. They need to have a good body so they have to exercise and play sports. It is all too much. Students especially can get into the situation of exhaustion because of studying, having a job and needing to have connections, wanting to go to the cinema with all their friends, needing time for their boyfriend and having to go to exercise. On top of that they want to be autonomous and independent, making their own money and being independent from relationships. A typical ending is in mononucleosis.
They are very cheerful and friendly, easily making contact and having many friends. Friends are essential in their life. They like the connection, but also need the appreciation and recognition that they are doing well and achieving in life. People easily fall in love with them because they are so open.
MindCheerful, excited, > being with friends, company, > appreciation, recognition.
Active, hurried, impatient, busy.
Sad, depressed, < alone, < humiliation.
Desire autonomy, freedom, independence.
Profession: public relation worker; commercials; artist, scientist.
Ailments from overwork, being bullied.
Fear: having no friends.
GeneralSensation: pricking, stitching as from 1000 fine needles.
Desire: vinegar, vegetables; chocolate.
BodyInfection: mononucleosis; bacteria, virus.
Nervous: spasm, cramps.
Head: headache.
Nose: hayfever.
Throat: hyperthyreoidism.
Lungs: asthma; bronchitis.
Heart: palpitations; pulse fast, nervous.
  • 0 Kingdoms
  • ›3 Plants
  • ›6 Angiospermae
  • ›6 Asteranae
  • ›5 Lamiidae
  • ›5 Lamiales
  • 1Mentha aquatica
  • 1Mentha arvensis
  • 1Mentha piperita
  • 1Mentha pulegium
  • 1Mentha spicata
  • 1Mentha longifolia
  • 1Mentha rotundifolia
  • 1Poliomintha longiflora
  • 2Micromeria douglasii
  • 2Acinos alpinus
  • 2Isodon excisus
  • 2Isodon rugosus
  • 2Acanthomintha ilicifolia
  • 3Hyptis capitata
  • 3Micromeria croatica
  • 4Ocimum basilicum
  • 4Clinopodium menthifolium
  • 4Clinopodium vulgare
  • 4Clinopodium nepeta
  • 4Ocimum americanum
  • 4Ocimum gratissimum
  • 4Ocimum tenuiflorum
  • 4Clinopodium acinos
  • 4Ocimum caryophyllatum
  • 4Bystropogon canariensis
  • 5Glechoma hederacea
  • 5Hyptis pectinata
  • 5Hoslundia opposita
  • 6Prunella vulgaris
  • 6Hyptis suaveolens
  • 6Nepeta cataria
  • 6Nepeta tenuifolia
  • 6Clinopodium thymifolium
  • 7Collinsonia canadensis
  • 7Monarda didyma
  • 7Hedeoma pulegioides
  • 7Monarda punctata
  • 7Monarda fistulosa
  • 7Monardella odoratissima
  • 7Coleus forskohlii
  • 7Mosla chinensis
  • 8Plectranthus amboinicus
  • 8Plectranthus scutellarioides
  • 8Plectranthus barbatus
  • 8Plectranthus fruticosus
  • 9Hyssopus officinalis
  • 9Lycopus arvensis
  • 9Lycopus europaeus
  • 9Pycnostachys eminii
  • 9Thymus serpyllum
  • 9Thymus vulgaris
  • 9Lycopus virginicus
  • 9Lycopus americanus
  • 9Thymbra capitata
  • 9Anisochilus carnosus
  • 10Panzerina lanata
  • 10Origanum majorana
  • 10Origanum dictamnus
  • 10Origanum vulgare
  • 10Orthosiphon aristatus
  • 10Perovskia atriplicifolia
  • 11Rosmarinus officinalis
  • 11Platostoma africanum
  • 12Melissa officinalis
  • 12Tetradenia fruticosa
  • 12Agastache urticifolia
  • 12Agastache rugosa
  • 12Haumaniastrum robertii
  • 13Lavandula angustifolia
  • 13Lepechinia bella
  • 13Lepechinia hastata
  • 14Pycnanthemum tenuifolium
  • 14Pycnanthemum muticum
  • 14Pycnanthemum californicum
  • 15Perilla frutescens
  • 15Salvia officinalis
  • 15Salvia sclarea
  • 15Salvia verbenaca
  • 15Salvia glutinosa
  • 15Lepechinia salviae
  • 15Salvia nubicola
  • 16Satureja hortensis
  • 16Elsholtzia blanda
  • 16Elsholtzia ciliata
  • 16Elsholtzia stauntonii
  • 17Salvia divinorum
  • 17Orthosiphon grandiflorus
  • 17Clinopodium grandiflorum
  • 17Holmskioldia sanguinea
  • xBalnea maritima
  • xCedronella canariensis
  • xMinthostachys glabrescens
  • xBasilicum polystachyon
  • xHorminum pyrenaicum
  • xDracocephalum moldavica
  • xLallemantia royleana
  • xMeriandra dianthera
  • xPlectranthus caninus
  • xAsterohyptis stellulata
  • xAeollanthus suaveolens
  • xDracocephalum ruyschiana
  • xZiziphora tenuior
  • xZataria multiflora
  • xSalvia chamaedryoides