Lac Equinum
Thus, we must understand that the life of a Lac
Equinum patient is a hard as that of the typical, domesticated
horse. . .If the opportunity ever arises to obtain wild mare's
milk, we could compare the natural state of this magnificant
animal to the domesticated and unhappy state revealed in this
proving. They have a great desire to please and to
bond with those who are their masters. Yet is seems
that, however much they try, there is never an end to
their labours or to the demands that are made on them. . .

The donor is a domestic mare
who lives mostly in a pasture or paddock, not in a stall - these conditions are
excellent for her. Her only physical problem is some minor arthritis in her
hip. Her temperament tends towards irritable; she will get annoyed if fussed
over. She dislikes the saddle and will grind her teeth when ridden. She loves
to eat and she is a very protective mother and a good disciplinarian with her
young.

Themes :
Apathy/Ennui
Difficult Encounters/Frustration
Confrontational/Critical/Nasty
Mistakes
Organisation
Impatient
Irritable
Killing/Violence

Mind Rubrics: (Only using bold(3) and italics)
Anger
Anxiety
anticipating
morning, waking on(3)
Complaining
Concentration, difficult(3)
Confidence, want of self
Confusion of mind
Delusions
hearing, talk seems loud
hindered
insane, become, that she will
insulted, he or she is
neglected, duty, his
neglected, duty, his; indifferent to
trapped, he is
Disharmony in the family, agg.
Dreams
cats
horses(3)
body, body parts, breasts
escape, of
frustration(3)
groups
working well together
indignation
killing
but did not like the idea
Native Americans
pursued, of being(3)
rejected
seduction, of
shameful
singing
teaching, of
teamwork
violence
Efficient, organised
Ennui, boredom
Fear, Alzheimer's of
insanity, of
Frustration; at unsuccessful or thwarted attempts(3)
efforts to accomplish her desires
in his/her ability to help family
Fuzzy, unfocused (3)
Horseback riding, amel(3)
Mistakes, makes, calculating, in
adding
Responsibility, takes
too much
Restlessness, nervousness; tendency
meditation, during
Shrieking, screaming, shouting
anger in
Sighing

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RSHom - Registered Homeopath