Ponderosa Pine Homeopathic

May 17, 2003

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Today, I connected with a darker side of the Ponderosa spirit, which I had not felt before. Along with the sense of a need of freedom and unique individuality, today I also felt in the ponderosa spirit a deep soul sadness, loneliness, and longing for intimacy, and at the same time a fear of having that longing for intimacy actually being fulfilled. I heard that this is why the Ponderosa has drawn to itself the mistletoe, as an involuntary companion. Because the Ponderosa soul longs for intimacy, but at the same time it fears the constraints upon its freedom that the intimacy would bring. As a result, it has attracted to itself an intimate partner, which it claims is suffocating it and draining its life force.

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When I caress the Ponderosa, whether the needles or the bark, I can feel some of its deep soul longing for intimacy being fulfilled, and the sweet energies of its joyous satisfaction wash over me. At the same time, it pricks me with its needles or scratches me with its rough, dry bark. It’s sending me a mixed message of, “come closer but stay away.”

Homeopathics are remedies of “like cures like.” A homeopathic made from Ponderosa could help overcome a state where there is an unfulfilled longing for intimacy, and yet simultaneously a fear of actually having that longing fulfilled because of a belief that it would restrain ones freedom and/or suppress ones own unique individuality.

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