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Conium maculatum (Poison Hemlock): In ancient Greece Poison Hemlock was a regularly used punishment for criminals. In 399 BC the great philosopher Socrates was killed this way; his crime consisted of teaching people to think for themselves - a great evil in old dictatorial Greece. Thanks to...; Remedies >> Remedies C

Jade: Receptive. Element: Water. Solid to translucent green. Health, wealth, longevity stone. Ancient Chinese used also for courage, wisdom, justice, mercy, emotional balance, stamina, love, fidelity, humility, generosity, peace, harmony. Lungs, heart, thymus,...; Earth Mysteries >> Stones, Minerals & Metals

Mercurius solubilis/vivis (Mercury / Quicksilver): Mercurius solubilis means fluid mercury or quicksilver; mercurius vivis is 'living' mercury: two forms of the homoeopathic mercury who are very much alike and therefore discussed together. There is a metal mercury, a planet Mercury and a god Mercury, who...; Remedies >> Remedies M

Howling at the Moon!: Lunacy, says it all. We all know that the time of the full moon feels strange. Legend has it that the full moon brings out the worst in people: more violence, suicides, accidents, and aggression. The influence of the moon and behavior has been called "The...; Astrology >> The Moon

Adamite: Blue, blue-green, yellow-green. Brings gifts of heart & mind together for balance, inner strength, and steering steadily through life. Creativity & entrepreneurial thinking, and new directions for business/personal growth. Blue: Creativity, throat, mouth,...; Earth Mysteries >> Stones, Minerals & Metals

Water Wisdon: If you are lucky enough to live near mineral springs that naturally flow from the EarthMother's body, then you are lucky enough. If you do not live near mineral springs, locate some somewhere and make a pilgrimage there (weekly, monthly, annually, as often...; The Elements >> Water

Aventurine: Projective. Element: Air. Translucent dark/lt. green quartz. Heals emotional pain/fear/imbalance by dissolving blocks in the heart chakra. Historically also draws out heat of fevers, inflammation, nerv. system stress. In your bath water, a soft, soothing...; Earth Mysteries >> Stones, Minerals & Metals

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anapsids, turtle development history, 24 anatomy, 10, 15–22 ant: Jacobson's organ, airborne chemical detection, 15–16 jaws, food tearing, 15.; media.wiley.com

Subfamilies of the mouse major urinary protein (MUP) multi-gene: abundant in the liver and lachyrmal tissues and appear to be absent in the submaxillary gland.; nar.oxfordjournals.org

SELECTIONS.: that several glands in the body, with or without ducts, exert an influence on the ...; jama.ama-assn.org

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anapsids, turtle development history, 24 anatomy, 10, 15–22 ant: Jacobson's organ, airborne chemical detection, 15–16 jaws, food tearing, 15.; media.wiley.com

American Crocodile (Crocodylus acutus) - Wiki: It has nictitating membranes to protect its eyes, and, despite the myths, it does have lachyrmal glands, and can cleanse its eyes with tears.; www.animalpicturesarchive.com

The Eyecare Trust - Eyelid and Tear Gland Disorders: www.eye-care.org.uk

Fauna Glossary | Virtua Gallery – A photographic Journal: Jun 14, 2008 It has nictitating membranes to protect its eyes, and it does have lachyrmal glands, and can cleanse its eyes with tears.; virtua-gallery.com

Full text of "Eugenics Record Office Bulletin No 6 Trait Book Trait Book": www.archive.org

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