What is Pulsatilla anyway?
It’s a delicate flower. It sits on a very fine stem that is tossed and turned whichever way the wind blows and hence, is called the “Wind Flower”. This tells you all you need to know about the Pulsatilla personality. This flower lacks strength, just like the small child who must depend on his parents for protection. The theme of Pulsatilla is to latch on to a strong supportive adult and not let go. Pulsatilla children will become anxiety-ridden as soon as they can’t see the parent anymore–as soon as the parent is no longer in sight. They won’t last long in this situation and will start searching to make sure the parent is still there and hasn’t left them alone–Fear Of Abandonment, in short, fear of being foresaken, and so Pulsatilla’s life focus is on the whereabouts of the significant other: does the significant other love him, how much does the significant other love him, is there an interloper stealing the attention and affection of the significant other, and so on; so, you can ga
