The Specific Symptomatology The Queen of the Night The Fragrant Plant from Kashmir The Woman's Medicine Jasmine's Neuroendocrine Actions Jasmine's Energetic Actions The Specific Symptomatology Distilling Jasmine's effects into a single symptom picture, it becomes clear that the oil is indicated for the type of individual that's deeply disconnected from their unconscious self and from their body, senses and sexuality; that lacks inner joy and emotional expression, and that presents a deep insecurity and fear of life. Not only those with a strict moralistic upbringing, but also victims of massive trauma, such as WW2 concentration camp survivors, here come to mind. But we're all survivors of trauma. Western culture has a deep need for Jasmine. Our individual sensual repression and our social sensual deprivation in the alienated Western lifestyle cry out for the sensuous euphoria that Jasmine provides. The Queen of the Night can connect us to the feminine source of life, presently stirring from a deep, unconscious sleep. Her night-blooming pearls can lead us once again to the fragrant dawn for which we yearn.