LOVE FOR MUSIC & DANCE [7,8,13]
The Tarentula patient's wounded nervous system finds solace in rhythmic activities, songs, and dancing, which offer relief from their internal tensions.
Despite a deep-seated desire for dancing, their movements lack rhythm, though they remain cheerful and exhilarated throughout, wrong type of music exacerbates their condition.
The rhythm compels Tarentula patients to engage in frenetic movements like dancing, jumping, and running. These actions are not gentle or slow; rather, they are driven to wild, frenzied, rapid, and vigorous movements as a means of seeking relief.
At the same time the movements can be graceful, so the remedy considered for ST. VITUS DANCE OF HUNTINGTON’S CHOREA
MANIA& HYSTERIA
Excitement manifests in paroxysms, often accompanied by nymphomania. Laughter becomes involuntary and hysterical, often accompanied by a vacant expression. As the disease progresses, symptoms of insanity and madness become evident.
They exhibit restlessness, particularly in their legs, often tearing clothes and pulling their own hair. Gestures include reaching out or grasping at someone, or picking at others' clothes.
During periods of excitement, they cannot tolerate anyone near them, The start rolling on the ground when disturbed. Their behaviour becomes increasingly eccentric and inhuman. Mental occupation offers some relief from their symptoms.
DESTRUCTIVE IMPULSES
When restrained, they exhibit violence, along with wild and cunning behaviour. There's an attempt to conceal their impulses, often resulting in the breaking of objects and tearing of clothes, leading to self-injury.
Delusions of monsters, insects, and ghosts further exacerbate their condition, prompting them to strike themselves or others.
They engage in self-harming actions such as striking their head and body with their hands, as well as lashing out at attendants and close friends.
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UNREQUITED LOVER TARENTULA [15]
They suffer from unrequited love, experiencing a one-sided affection, often stemming from a belief that they are not attractive enough to garner the attention they crave. Consequently, they resort to various means to make themselves more appealing, such as donning bright-colored clothing and engaging in activities like singing and dancing. Phatak describes their condition as "ailment from the ill effects of unrequited love," portraying Tarentula as individuals longing to be noticed yet struggling to attract the attention of others.
PHYSICAL FEATURES
BODY LANGUAGE – TARENTULA HISPANICA [16]
• Always in a stage of COMMOTION (a state of confused and noisy disturbance).
• He is always on the go and is restlessness even without any purpose.
• A tall talker, he earns by befooling and amusing people.
• He wears the attire which is attractive and gaudy (tastelessly ornamental).
• He is charmed by colors like blue, green, red.
• Desires restless insanity, cheerful, bayont (danger, knife). He ideas to show off.
• Erratic, unreliable, undependable, subtle cruelty.
• Highly ambitious which never thrives without selfishness which there is here a full fare.
• music lovers or masters of elegant diction.
(Choice and use of words and sentences)
• Most dishonest, sweet tongue-saccharine, cunning, selfish.
TARENTULA IN CLINIC [16]]
• When he enters the clinic, he just roams around the corridor.
• He is dressed in bright colours to attract attention.
• Whenever a question is asked to them by the physician, either they do not follow.
• RUBRICS:
Answer, aversion to
Answer, abrupt
• During the interview, they are quite inattentive.
• Concentration difficult during conversation.
• When they are sitting in front of the physician, they make various gestures.
• RUBRICS:
Gestures, grasping, fingers in the mouth, children put
Gestures, grasping, hands restlessly busy
Pull, one's hair desire to
TARENTULA CHILD [17,18]]
DISOBEIDIENS 3+
If you tell a Tarentula child not to touch something, like an expensive Chinese vase, as soon as you move your attention away, they will slowly move their hand and drop it. Subsequently, they laugh about it, and finally, with a sorrowful and pitiful face, they say "sorry," expecting that you will eventually let them off.Top of Form
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HEADSTRONG AND STUBBORN 3+
This child does not listen or pay heed to his parents. He is HEADSTRONG and will do whatever he wishes to do. He does not want to be guided, scolded, or forced to do things. Right from infancy, he will resist anything that he does not want to do. As he grows up and is forced to do something, he gets angry and violent. He is physically abusive and uses foul language. These children are sly and crafty; they require constant vigilance and monitoring. Somebody must keep a check on them all the time.
CONTRADICTION DOES NOT LIKE
Slightest contradiction led to anger result in violence 3+ - in which they strike others or even themselves.
REVENGEFULL/ MALICIOUS/ SPITEFULL/ VINDICTIVE
Their response is destructive, full of mania and madness. They are cruel and brutal in their handling. They kill small animals and birds, taking pleasure in doing so. This child has a desire to hide from others, either out of fear or because he thinks he will be assaulted.
CHILD IS ALWAYS MALINGERING 3+
This child is always malingering or feigning. They take care that somebody is watching them. There is no hysteria when there is nobody to observe.
A RESTLESS CHILD
A Tarentula child is like that of a spider; they cannot be steady at one place. They desire movement and flexibility, unable to sit in one position. They are always on the move. In the doctor’s clinic, they will not sit at one place even for a short while; they will touch things, shake things, break things, and repeatedly go out and come inside the cabin, displaying restlessness.