Human Fossils - Where do you find them?
Fossils and their soil affinity
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Soil
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Animal
Fossils
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Human
Fossils
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Character
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Lime
Stone
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Snail
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Calc
Carb, Calc Sulph
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Plethoric
effects
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Sea
Urchins
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Silica,
Sepia
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Sclerotic
effects
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Sea
Weeds
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Mag
Mur, Mag Sulph
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De-mineralisation
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Nat
Mur, Nat Sulph
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De-mineralisation
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Bromium
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De-mineralisation
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A
fossil patient is …
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Difficult to recognise | |
| Under so many layers (chemicals, emotional …) | ||
| Presenting a confused image | ||
| Emotionally hard to reach | ||
| Difficult to identify |
A fossil patient …
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Will often come accompanied by a dominant figure in their life | |
| Cannot stand on their own, and needs support | ||
| Suffers great tiredness | ||
| Looks lost, stuck and trapped | ||
| Sees no daylight … and little hope |
With potentised coconut oil, there was a feeling of being trapped, not being seen …
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Inside the shell, the patient was alive | |
| There was hope of blue sky |
With
a human fossil there is …no
blue sky
The blue sky reappears …
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Only when someone discovers them, and brings them back to the surface | |
| There is at last some blue sky can be seen …. |
To have a human fossil there is a murder plus an immediate burial
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The patient has been: | |
| Poisoned | ||
| Crushed | ||
| Stabbed | ||
| And has been replaced by a copy of himself … | ||
| When they feel poisoned … | ||
| Extreme tiredness | ||
| Inability to think clearly |
How do they become poisoned
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Strong
Medical Drugs
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Recreational
Drugs
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Food/metal
Poisoning
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Anaesthesia
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Cocaine
and its derivatives
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Mercury
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Anti-depressants
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Titanium
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HRT
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Candida
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Steroids
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Vaccinations
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Echinocorys
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Micraster
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Echinocorys
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Ammonites
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When they feel a form of pressure & overload
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It will lead to: | |
| Suffocation | ||
| Paralysis |
Conditions where you find overload & pressure
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After
physical trauma
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After
circulatory failure
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Emotional
oppression
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Head
injury
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Stroke
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Work
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Whiplash
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Family
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Echinocorys
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Echinocorys
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Echinocorys
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Ammonites
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Ammonites
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Ammonites
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Micraster
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When there is excess loss of fluid, the patient becomes ...
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Drained | |
| Lifeless | ||
| Lethargic | ||
| Lacking energy | ||
| Without taste for life | ||
| The patient will go into hibernation |
When there is excess loss of fluid
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Diuretic
drugs
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Aneurysm
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Breast
feeding
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Computer
work
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Haemorrhage
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Nursing
a relative
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Micraster
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Echinocorys
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Ammonites
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Ammonites
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How do you become a fossil …
| Stage 1: Tend to hide in their shell … at the bottom of sea | ||
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Not all patients are going to be fossilised | |
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the type of patients who run for shelter when there is danger |
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| Stage 2: Slow sinking due to: | ||
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An emotional overload | |
| An emotional death (of your soul) | ||
| A loss of energy | ||
| Total exhaustion after grief … | ||
| Stage 3: As you are not reacting anymore … | ||
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The scavengers will feed on your flesh | |
| They use you | ||
| They destroy you | ||
| They empty you | ||
| Stage 4: Then you become covered with … | ||
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Silt | |
| Sand | ||
| Stage 5: With more layers of sand … you are … | ||
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Powerless | |
| Unseen | ||
| Un-noticed | ||
| Eventually non existent | ||
| Stage 6: After years, your shell is several feet deeper … | ||
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You have been overpowered | |
| There is total inability to function ever again from the soul | ||
| You cannot, anymore, affect your surroundings | ||
| Stage 7: Per-mineralisaton … | ||
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The chemicals in the shell slowly decay | |
| The water infused with minerals passes through the shell | ||
| The shell is replaced with rock-like mineral | ||
| The shell is only a cast made of calcite, iron and silica | ||
| Stage 8: Erosion … | ||
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As in Lyme Regis, in Dorset | |
| The fossil starts its journey to the light | ||
| Stage 9: Daylight … | ||
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The pounding of the sea has eventually exposed the cast of a fossil … | |
| A rock-like copy of the original shell … | ||
| A fossilised human, having lost his shine … his soul … | ||
Once
a human fossil has seen the light again he has experience
of three stages:
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| Pre-fossilisation | Fossilisation | The awakening |
This awakened human being has acquired from his birth on his journey to the light
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Two pasts | |
| Two ways of thinking | ||
| Two ways of looking at life |
In his awakening process along his new road the patient will need at times:
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A filtering system against bright light – diatom fossil | |
| A support system for strength – tree fossil |
Great care and respect at preserving your fossils
Extract from: Renaissance of a Collection of Fossils - Martine Mercy RSHom
