Re: beyondhom thoughts besides Ars?

I also think this behaviour is very Sulphur! And lots of young people 
will present as Sulphur.

Sulphur also has some OCD behaviours - cannot stand other people's dirt. 
Checks plates to see that they are properly washed up before they will 
eat off them etc.

Sulphur also appreciates beauty (even if occasionally they see beauty in 
things that others consider to be worthless)

Look at the modalities, generalities - reaction to heat and cold; food 
likes and dislikes etc. Sulphur often doesn't want to eat breakfast at 
all - is then ravenous mid-morning and has to have an early lunch.

Liz

On 20/05/2014 00:50, Irene de Villiers [email protected] 
[beyondhomeopathy] wrote:
>
> Dear SHannon, I had missed this email, mine do not all get delivered, 
> (my ISP gets spam-blocked sometimes)
> just saw it as part of a response.....
>
> >
> > N [15 years old] is [extremely messy!]. One cannot walk in his room 
> as there is no space on the floor.
> > If he drops something, anywhere in the house, he doesn't pick it up.
>
> This is 100% typical Ars at 15 - and they do not necessarily outgrow 
> it :-)
> The wife of an Ars I know, has used the following tactic:
> Knowing he likes beautiul woodwork, she bought him a lovely wood 
> chest, which is at the entry to their bedroom. It is beautiful enough 
> that she can persuade him to start dropping clothing into it instead 
> of strewing it on the floor as he goes into the bedroom, undressing.
> At age 15 he was asked to tidy his room. Typical Ars, can do almost 
> anything they WANT to do, but will not do what does nto suit them 
> personally. His answer: Why? The floor's not full yet, I can still get 
> to my bunkbed."
>
> > He does not close cabinet doors or drawers. Interestingly, he has 
> some OCD behaviors;
>
> Not so much OCD as that Ars gets a thing about what is okay for their 
> health and what is not, without proper logic to it, especially where 
> they think it affects their health - hypochondriac-ish or unreasonable 
> fears concerning their health. Fanatisim about health rather than OCD.
>
> > will not touch a sponge when washing dishes- used to wear gloves 
> before finding a sponge on a stick thingy), will not take a sip from 
> someone else's cup or food from their plate, he covers the toilet seat 
> before he sits on it (at home!), and gets very upset if there is any 
> dog hair on his clothes. ... He also will not take out the garbage 
> because he thinks it's disgusting. Funny that his room is full of 
> dirt, cob webs, dirty clothes and sheets,
>
> yes but that does not count - it is HIS dirt etc, so will not hurt his 
> health. It isn't about dirt for Ars, it's about their perceived 
> personal health risk, and they are not seeing reality here. Ars will 
> rationalize anything that doesn't quite make sense, to make it seem 
> logical to themselves when it really isn't.
>
> > and papers, garbage and dust covers the floor and every surface.
>
> Namaste,
> Irene
>
> --
> Irene de Villiers, B.Sc AASCA MCSSA D.I.Hom/D.Vet.Hom.
> P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.
> www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html (Veterinary Homeopath.)
> "Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt one doing it."
>
> 



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