DANCING

DANCING : ( Psoric ) :

To move once feet or body , or both rhythmically in a pattern of steps , especially to the accompaniment of music . Dancing is usually Psoric but can be Sycotic and Syphilitic also according to the situation and its nature . Dance is the art of movement of the body , usually rhythmically and to music , using prescribed or improvised steps and gestures . Dance may also be regarded as a form of non-verbal communication recognizable in other animals ; in bee dances and behavior patterns such as mating dances ; dance by Peacock etc ., .

Belladonna dance is like tapping & jumping and also sometimes wild ; Carcinocin dance is rhythmical & classical dance . Stramonium dance is also like jumping and tapping like Bell . Tarentula dance is violent and with high energy and uncontrollable , If there is no desire to dance rule out Tarentula . Sepia and Tarentula are ameliorated by dance .

CROSS-REFERENCE : Cheerful - dancing , laughing , singing with ; Dancing - agg. - child which is carried by someone who is dancing , in a ; Delirium - dancing , with ; Insanity - dancing , with ; Dreams - dancing ; Generals - Dancing .

DRUGS FOR THOUGHT : CARC ., TARENT ., Bell ., Cic ., Cocc ., Croc ., Hyos ., Orig ., Ph-ac ., Sep ., Stram .

• Ability for : sulph .
• Agg. : borx ., spong .
• Amel. : SEP ., Ign ., Tarent ., cann-s ., carc ., caust ., kali-ph ., nat-m ., nat-sil ., sil ., stann .
• Children : carc ., fl-ac ., hyos ., merc ., nat-m ., sep ., spong .
• Grotesque : Cic ., agar .
• Inability for : nat-m ., nux-v .
• Jumping ; and : STRAM ., bell ., cic ., croc ., grat ., rob ., sec ., stict ., tarent .
• Love to : carc .
• Rhythm ; with marked sense of : carc ., sep .
• Unconscious : ph-ac .
• Wild : Bell ., androc ., camph ., cann-in ., carc ., tarent ., verat .

DR . S . SRIDHAR REDDY .