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Vespa crabro (Vesp.)

Vespa crabro (Vesp.) appears in 41 rubrics in the Repertory. Of these, 4 are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and 2 are small rubrics with at most two other remedies. The emphasis lies on Delusions, Unconsciousness, Anxiety and Sadness; in addition there are Ambition and Oversensitiveness.

Used, trembling, fragile

The single-remedy rubrics are brief, yet they show a coherent feeling. Two of them record the feeling of being used, once in general and once sexually. A third lists trembling. The fourth reads "Delusions – house – fragile, is": the house, the place of shelter, is not safe. One can see in this a person who feels exploited and experiences her footing as brittle.

Anxiety and being wound up

A small rubric lists dreadful anxiety, another the feeling of being wound up. Both rubrics show a tension that cannot be switched off.

Summary

Vespa crabro is distinguished by a feeling of vulnerability and of being used, accompanied by trembling, anxiety and being wound up. Because of the small number of rubrics the picture remains provisional.

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