The main butterfly case studies and materia medica 1. Limenitis bredowii – The California Sister 2. Graphium agamemnon – The Tailed Jay 3. Apeira syringaria – The Lilac Beauty 4. Bombyx processionaria – The Processional Caterpillar 5. Bombyx liparis Chrysorrhoea – The Brown Tail Moth 6. Gonepteryx rhamni – The Brimstone 7. Acherontia atropos – The Death’s Head Hawkmoth 8. Morpho peleides – The Blue Morpho 9. Inachis io – The European Peacock 10. Euphydryas aurinia – The Marsh Fritillary 11. Pieris brassicae – The Large White, or Cabbage White 12. Nymphalis urticae – The Small Tortoiseshell 13. Macrothylacia rubi – The Fox Moth "We can conclude, after studying these 13 butterflies, in homeopathic remedy form, that they have serious and, possibly, frequent potential both in the treatment of both adults and children. But we always come back to the most extraordinary thing of all – the true symbolism of butterfly life – metamorphosis. The chrysalis is an egg which contains the potential of becoming a living thing. When the butterfly emerges it represents the very core of the idea of regeneration. It is not surprising, therefore, that in every butterfly proving, the theme of metamorphosis can be found. In children, most often this is in the form of dressing up. But, adult or child, it is a method of disguise." Patricia Le Rouxweiterlesen