Papilio lowi: an example of metamorphosis and transformation

Papilio lowi:
an example of metamorphosis and transformation

Similia Vol 25 No 1 – June 2013

Authors: Jenna Shamat and Alize Timmerman

Abstract

Butterfly medicines fit people in need of a change in their life from distrustful or abused into trusting and joyful. The medicines work for disorganized, chaotic people; restlessly wandering from one issue toward the other. They are often attractive-looking people, dreamy, with behavioural problems in their youth. The trituration proving of Papilio lowi showed, as well as many symptoms common for butterflies, specific symptoms such as heart pain, constricted feelings, palpitations; some psychotic symptoms like seeing monsters, insects etc., and feelings like being attacked.

Keywords: Butterfly medicines, Papilio lowi, trituration.

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