Lecture Notes: Lycopodium Constitutions

Presenter

• Name: Stacey Dye
• Occupation: Holocaust practitioner and creator of Express Your Truth, a 5-step emotional empowerment program

Series Context

• Part of a series on Heilkunst constitutions
• Previous video on what Heilkunst constitutions are (link provided in the description)

Key Characteristics of Lycopodium Constituions

• Well-Liked: Diplomatic, get along with all kinds of people
• Confident: Self-assured in their abilities
• Emotionally Aloof: Detached, do not let people get too close emotionally or physically
  • Deflect closeness with humor
  • Prefer physical distance even if in the same house
• Easy Going: Not easily offended, relaxed demeanor
• Appearance: Spend significant time on their appearance

Lycopodium Children

• Fear and Insecurity: Need their parents close, fear arises if parents are not nearby
• Bossiness: Can be very bossy, like a little tyrant
• Growth: Often change from fearful/insecure or bossy as children to confident adults

Example of Lycopodium Constitution

• Character Example: Donald Sutherland’s character in Pride and Prejudice (2005)
  • Not overly emotional, reserved, self-confident, diplomatic

Other Constitutions in Pride and Prejudice

• Phosphorus: Elizabeth
• Pulsatilla: Jane
• Pride and Prejudice as a good movie to study these constitutions

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