Keynotes of Sensitive People

Through knowing the temperament of a person, I can then determine, which remedy is best for them.

This temperament, represents the struggle, between rapidly changing emotions, and mental control.

Their strong emotions, tend to overcome the intellect, leading to confusion. Many express: quick changes, deep feelings, sensations, and alternating moods.
They are closely related, the cycle of the day and night, as well as the changing of the four seasons.

Emotional fulfillment, is very important, as they reflect the beauty of nature's grasses, flowers

They are prone to crises, brought on by physical and emotional traumas.

Are very susceptible, to ailments from emotions.

Are disposed to nervous excitement, and the slightest noise and disruption.

They are dependent on their environment, and oversensitive to the emotions of others.

Nervous excitement, exacts a great toll on their emotional disposition, and moves them toward nervous breakdown

They are, playful, singing and dancing, at one moment; and the next, melancholic or hysterical.

They are easily feel faint, because of emotions and excitement, so their thoughts can vanish in a moment.
There is the alternation, of mental and physical symptoms.

They prone to imaginations and fancy, of an exalted nature.

Many feel, that this world is a bad dream, and try to remove themselves from this reality, by living in a world of fantasy.

They often feel most at peace in nature, surrounded by the good earth, s and animals.

They are quite amorous, sexual, and fertile.

They seek to have ideal relationships, that most often clash with reality. Ailments from unrequited love and grief

Some react, by having many sexual relationships; while others withdraw sexually, or escape into fantasy and masturbation.

If they cannot find emotional happiness, they withdraw into a world of fantasy.

They feel, as if they are in a dream; because they can not relate, to what others consider reality.

They are prone to states, where fantasy and reality, are mixed in a creative and destructive ways. When emotional stress increases to the breaking point, they enter delirium, hysteria, hypochondriasis, and melancholia.

They have a deep sense of duality. They are prone to so many emotional changes, that they no longer feel like one person. They have the sensation of feeling "scattered."

This duality affects their emotional disposition, so they are never emotionally fulfilled, nor feel complete.

They are always looking for a soul-mate or partner, to make them whole. They are often dependent on others for fulfillment; which makes them prone to emotional disappointments.

Rage is often quick to rise, and is often followed by repentance. It is an emotional explosion, rather then the calculated revenge of the minerals, or the competitive battle of the animals.

This rage often alternates quickly, with other emotions, such as happiness and sadness. The rage is a last emotional cry for help, before they completely lose all mental control.

They need their emotional feelings to be heard, or they will compensate with mood swings, fantasy, hysteria, fainting, acting, hypochondriasis, melancholia and nervous breakdowns.

The source of the problem is often, frustrated love, disappointment, and confused sexual instincts. These compensations, are a desperate cry for love, and attention. If they are well-nourished (loved), then they are usually healthy.

The destructiveness, is usually an emotional cry for help. They will make an emotional scene, at the most difficult of times, causing everyone present to stop what they are doing, and take notice.

This is a form of emotional sabotage, that seems mindless, but has a definite subconscious purpose.

The hysterical fits, are destructive of clothes, objects; and they may throw things. When they lose mental control, they can strike, bit, kick, scratch, or kill in a fit of passion.

They flourish in an atmosphere, of love and kindness. They are sensitive to the emotional and physical environment, and suffer when overexposed physically and mentally.

They are affected, by the long-term effects of emotional and physical trauma, and have a tendency toward crises.

Their emotional life is very important, as they are dependent on their lover, home, mother, father and siblings, for attention.
If this domestic environment is dysfunctional, they begin compensating for the lack of love, by making emotional scenes, and having hysterical-like emotional attacks.
The cause of their problems, is unrequited love, by a fantasy or real lover.

They feel things very deeply, and they suffer when their emotions are ignored or repressed. The first stage of stress, leads toward acute like hysteria, delirium, faintness, anxiety, fright, confusion and panic attacks.

They are full of tears, then suddenly react with laughter and other mood swings, and have trouble maintaining mental control. Their delicate nervous system can not stand much strain, without emotional and physical symptoms.

Males tend to become more unruly, and repress their emotional pain and sensitivity, with angry outbursts, that produce bilious, nervous and other concomitants.

As their frustration increases, it transforms into irritability, contrariness, and attacks of rage, that are a final cry for attention. If this desperate call for love, is ignored, they turn destructive.
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They will do dangerous things or act, as if they are going to injure themselves or others.

In the phase of exhaustion stage, they may fall into the opposite state of withdrawal and melancholia, where they are dreamy, withdrawn, comatose, or lost in state of fantasy; where they don't wish to recognize anyone, or wish to know anything.

Here they may fall, to nervous breakdowns, insanity and suicide.