Cannabis indica
cann-indHashish
Inhibits the higher faculties and stimulates the imagination to a remarkable degree without any marked stimulation of the lower or animal instinct. A condition of intense exaltation, in which all perceptions and conceptions, all sensations and all emotions are exaggerated to the utmost degree. Subconscious or dual nature state. Apparently under the control of the second self, but, the original self, prevents the performance of acts which are under the domination of the second self. Apparently th
Cannabis indica — Materia Medica
Cannabis indica — keynotes · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
EXCITEMENT. Imaginations. Wonderful hallucinations; ecstatic; heavenly; of agonizing terror or pain; with loss of sense of proportion; or time and space (Onos. Stram.). Mania of grandeur. Levitation. Gaiety. Violence. Delirium tremens. Feels weak and all gone to nothing. Trickling sensations; at heart. .................... Loquacity. Craves light. Violent headache, with hallucinations. Vertex opens and shuts. Head seems separated from body. Sees objects outside of visual field (Ign.). Weak vision. Corneal opacity. Skin of face seems tight. Alive feeling in abdomen: it throbs here and there. SCANTY, BURNING URINE, PASSED DROP BY DROP (Canth.); with pain going backward. Nephritic colic. Swelled prepuce. Priapism. Gonorrhœa. Irritable caruncle. Profuse menses, with great pain. Can't control voice. Suffocative attacks. Pain in limbs, < deep breathing. Dreams, erotic; of the dead. Antidote: Apis.
Cannabis indica — mind · James Tyler Kent
A strange ecstatic sensation pervades the body and senses. The limbs and parts seem enlarged. A thrill of beatitude passes over the limbs. The limbs tremble. Great weakness spreads over the body. The symptoms resemble catalepsy. Anaesthesia and loss of muscular sense. Complaints ameliorated by rest. Exaltation of spirits with mirthfulness. Wonderful imaginations and hallucinations. Wonderful exaggerations of time and space. He seems to be transported through space. He seems to have two existences, or to be conscious of two states, or to exist in two spheres. Delusions. Incoherent speech. Laughs at serious remarks. Laughs and weeps. Spasmodic laughter, jesting. Moaning and weeping. Fear of death; of insanity; of the dark. Anguish and sadness. Mental symptoms ameliorated by walking in the open air. An opposite phase prevails with his weakness. He loses his sense and falls. Passes from the rational to the irrational in rapid succession, back and forth. Forgets words and ideas. Unable to finish his sentences. Thoughts crowding upon each other in such confusion prevent rational speech. His mind is full of unfinished ideas, and phantoms. Wonderful theories constantly form in the mind. Loquacity. He cannot control the mind to reason rationally upon any subject. Any effort to reason is interrupted by flights of wild, imagination and theory. Vision upon vision passes before the perception. Hears voices, bells, music, in ecstatic confusion. Feels as if the calvarium were opening and shutting or being lifted and lowered into place. Pulsating pain through the head. Weight in occiput with pulsation. Shocks in the brain on regaining consciousness, and on waking from sleep. Stitching pains in temples. Tension of scalp.
Cannabis indica — black letter · Margaret Lucy Tyler
Imagines he hears music ; shuts his eyes and is lost for some time in the most delicious thoughts and dreams. Incoherent talking. Fixed ideas. Exaltation of spirits, with excessive loquacity. Laughs immoderately. Uncontrollable laughter, till the face becomes purple and the back and loins ache. Anguish accompanied by great oppression, ameliorated in the open air. He was in constant fear he would become insane. Very absent-minded. Every few moments he would lose himself, and then wake up, as it were, to those around him. Vertigo. Frequent involuntary shaking of the head. On regaining consciousness, violent shocks pass through his brain. Fixed gaze. Injection of the vessels of the conjunctiva of both eyes. While reading, the letters run together. Throbbing and fullness in both ears. Ringing and buzzing in the ears. He looks drowsy and stupid. His lips are glued together. Dryness of the mouth and lips. White, thick, frothy, and sticky saliva. The throat is parched, accompanied by intense thirst for cold water. Increased appetite. Ravenous hunger. Pain in the cardiac orifice. Burning and scalding before, during and after urination. Stinging pain before, during and after urination. Profuse colourless urine. The urine dribbles oui after the stream ceases. On squeezing the glans penis, a white glairy mucus oozes out. Satyriasis. Rough cough, which scratches the breast under the sternum. Pulse below the natural standard, as low as 46. Pain across the shoulders and spine, forcing him to stoop, and preventing him from walking erect. Paralysis of the lower extremities and right arm. Agreeable thrilling through the arms and hands. Entire paralysis of the lower extremities. Agreeable thrilling in both limbs from the knees down, with a sensation as if a bird's daws were clasping the knees. Thoroughly exhausted from a short walk. Excessive sleepiness. Sound sleep. Profuse sticky sweat, standing out in drops on his…
Cannabis indica — introduction · Margaret Lucy Tyler
(Hashish) This drug is said to be botanically identical with Cannabis sativa, " the difference in soil and climate being responsible for the difference in their properties Indeed, many writers “ lump ” them together, as if there were no differences !—but it is Cannabis indica which provides such an extraordinary wealth of mental symptoms, and which is so astonishingly curative wherever these provide the indications. Our writers seem to havé given up Cannabis ind. in despair, probably because of the redundancy of its mental aberrations : but Allen (Encyclopedia) devotes twenty-seven long pages to its 275 mental symptoms ; while of the rest, Hughes (Pharmaco dynamics) is the most illuminating. We will quote, before going on to others, and to " Allen ” : Hughes says: "Some provings of the Indian hemp, made upon seven persons with the tincture and lower attenuations, were published by the American Provers’ Union in 1839. Since then scores of persons have tested its curious effects upon themselves ; and the experiences of haschish-eating have been put on record— by one writer with a descriptive power and gorgeousness of diction hardly inferior to that of the English opium-eater. Of the results thus obtained Dr. Allen has made an exhaustive collection ; and 918 symptoms of the drug, including the mental phenomena described at full length, stand in his Encyclopedia. " To possess yourselves of the characters of the haschish intoxication, it is necessary that you should study it thus in detail. No outline can adequately present it.
Cannabis indica — modalities worse · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
URINATING. DARKNESS. Exertion. Talking. Walking. Gonorrhœa. Extreme psychic mobility. EXALTED IDEATION AND PERCEPTION, WITH MENTAL
Cannabis indica — head · William Boericke
Feels as if top of head were opening and shutting and as if calvarium were being lifted. Shocks through brain (Aloe; Coca). Uræmic headache. Throbbing and weight at occiput. Headache with flatulence. Involuntary shaking of head. Migraine attack preceded by unusual excitement with loquacity.
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