Materia Medica
REMEDY INDEX
Dr. Mirjana Zivanov
This index presents selected remedy portraits from my clinical Materia Medica.
Images link to the original published journal articles, while each entry opens into a detailed remedy portrait based on the Simillimum Code.
© Dr. Mirjana Živanov — original clinical Materia MedicaAll rights reserved.
Remedy:
MORPHINUM
This is my remedy portrait of Morphinum. In the remedy Morphinum, the principal emotions gracefully oscillate between the euphoria’s celestial peaks, reminiscent of the exalted realm of the Morpheus, and the melancholy’s profound depths.
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Remedy:
NeLUMBO NUCIFERA
This is my remedy portrait of the Sacred Lotus – Nelumbo nucifera (Lotus (Nelu-n)). Lotus persons overwhelmed by the feeling of CLARITY yearn and strive for the divine, and just when it seems to be within reach, the other opposite from the Code strongly pulls them down into CONFUSION that completely paralyzes them.
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Remedy:
Galanthus nivalis
In this Materia Medica article I unveil my remedy portrait of Galanthus nivalis, exposing its profound oscillation between the depths of feeling lost and the triumph of figuring it out. A soul graced by Galanthus sways between the abyss of feeling lost and the salvation of figuring the way out.
Remedy:
Magnesium Muriaticum
This is my remedy portrait of the Magnesium muriaticum (Mag-m). The Magnesium muriaticum personality is drawn toward achieving profound inner and universal PEACE. However, upon reaching this state of calm, an opposing force from deep within arises, triggering a wave of ANGER that swiftly unravels the peace they fought to attain.
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Remedy:
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CROTALUS HoRRIDUS
Here I provide a deep exploration of the essence of Crotalus horridus, revealing its shift between “Imprisoned in Freedom” and “Free in Imprisonment,” while also addressing ameliorations, aggravations, and the remedies that complement, follow, or precede it.
Remedy:
VERBASCUM THAPSUS
This is my remedy portrait of Verbascum thapsus — Code ACCEPTED – NOT ACCEPTED.
The person lives in a quiet yet profound split between the need to be seen, recognized, and accepted — and the experience of being rejected, overlooked, or unheard.
One part of the being stands open, ready to appear in the world, to speak, to be present.
The other withdraws into shadow, becomes silent, fades — because it is not accepted.
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Remedy:
Bellis Perennis
This is my remedy portrait of Bellis perennis, whose Code is: GUILT – INNOCENCE.
Bellis perennis carries the burden of guilt where the soul has remained innocent.
Remedy:
Campanula rotundifolia
Campanula embodies two alternating roles. Her nature is not one-sided, but polarized—as if the same soul moves between withdrawal and combat.
In one phase, Campanula is the Withdrawn Monk.This is a state of silence, restraint, and profound consideration.The Monk withdraws from the world not because he fails to see it, but because he sees too much. He is attentive to every movement, every word, every influence. His Consideration reaches its furthest limits—toward people, circumstances, and life itself. He does not harm, does not impose, does not take more than belongs to him.
Remedy:
Niccolum metallicum
The person oscillates between an experience of FREEDOM, which emerges through speech and expression, and a feeling of IMPRISONMENT, which arises in moments of inner anguish.
