Stereotype: Blonde, blue-eyed girl (important to note that this is just a stereotype, not a necessary characteristic)
Character: Represents a feminine type, even in a masculine body
Psyche: Feminine
Nature: Very changeable emotions, can shift quickly from happy to sad
Emotional State: This high variability can be unsettling for the individual
Emotional Characteristics
Attachment: Tends to make very strong attachments to one or two people (unlike Phosphorus who makes many, weaker attachments)
Stability: These attachments become their emotional rocks
Blessing and Curse
Blessing: Emotional attachment can be flattering and delightful
Curse: Can be seen as clingers, needing constant attention
Insecurities
Feelings: Easily feels left out or forsaken; often weeps
Control: May appear to use tears to control those around them
Physical Characteristics in Illness
First Aid Use: Often prescribed during infections like colds
Symptoms: Produces a lot of green or yellow-green snot, sometimes with thick consistency
Thirst: Often thirst-less during cold phases
Appearance: Can look healthy while being quite ill
Acute Phase: Emotional changeability and weeping are pronounced
Sleep Position: Commonly sleep on their backs with arms above their head and feet spread wide, a receptive and open position
Long-term Characteristics
Constitutional Remedy: Useful for both acute and long-term emotional states
Marriage: Often marries strong, zealous partners (e.g., type like Nux Vomica)
Conclusion
Pulsatilla is a complex personality type characterized by emotional variability, strong attachments, and a tendency to feel easily forsaken, often manifesting in illness with specific physical symptoms.