Hi, I'm not comfortable answering yes or no questions that involve medical treatment, so I'm going to pass.
In my system, when an Ogham is ill-dignified, it means that it is out of balance in one of two extreme directions. Let's take the Ogham Quert, which is the apple tree and means Celebration when well-dignified. Let's say you are going to a party and you ask about how it will go and Quert pops up. If it's well-dignified, this is saying that you'll have fun at the party and you'll have good feelings about it all around. If it's ill-dignified, this could mean that you end up not going to the party (not enough Celebration) or it turns out to be boring. Not the end of the world, but the balance wasn't tipped towards fun and merriment. Let's say you do go and you drink too much, eat half a cake, and end up wearing a lampshade on your head. You feel like garbage the next day and have a bit of regret for getting so crazy. Again, not the end of the world, but it was clearly too much Celebration. It is up to you to figure out which imbalance the Ogham meant in my system.
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Date: 2020-12-01 02:12 am (UTC)In my system, when an Ogham is ill-dignified, it means that it is out of balance in one of two extreme directions. Let's take the Ogham Quert, which is the apple tree and means Celebration when well-dignified. Let's say you are going to a party and you ask about how it will go and Quert pops up. If it's well-dignified, this is saying that you'll have fun at the party and you'll have good feelings about it all around. If it's ill-dignified, this could mean that you end up not going to the party (not enough Celebration) or it turns out to be boring. Not the end of the world, but the balance wasn't tipped towards fun and merriment. Let's say you do go and you drink too much, eat half a cake, and end up wearing a lampshade on your head. You feel like garbage the next day and have a bit of regret for getting so crazy. Again, not the end of the world, but it was clearly too much Celebration. It is up to you to figure out which imbalance the Ogham meant in my system.