Haliaeetus leucocephalus – an archetypal and miasmatic approach
Author | Andreas Bjørndal
ABSTRACT: The author presents the case of a man with a range of age-related disorders from the perspective of his model of the seven archetypes. The combination of the Old and Young Boy archetypes, the tubercular-carcinogenic miasmatic background, the patient’s spiritual inclination and the conflict between restriction and freedom lead him to the bird remedies, the symptoms in the repertory point to Haliaeetus leucocephalus. The case, as well as the proving, shows that alongside strength and superiority, cowardice, insecurity and lack of self-confidence are as important aspects of the Eagle picture.
KEYWORDS: Archetype, birds, carconogenic miasm, constipation, eagle, elements, erectile dysfunction, Haliaeetus leucoceohalus, miasm, Parkinson’s disease, polarity, rigidity, superclass, Tyto alba, tubercular miasm







