Welwitschia mirabilis

Summary

The tree, Welwitschia mirabilis, Tweeblaarkanniedood, grows in the Namib Desert and belongs to the unique plant group of the Gnetophyta. The homeopathic remedy is made using material from old female and male trees growing close to a site where uranium is found. During the Welwitschia dream proving many participants had dreams featuring the number Two, duality. The themes of far-sightedness and clairvoyance were also prominent. Welwitschia can probably help in the transformation process in the duality field. The remedy will probably be most suitable for very sensitive (HSP), intuitive persons who are able to see into the future and clairvoyant.

Key words

Welwitschia mirabilis - Gnetophyta - Dream proving

References

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