Homeopathy

Delving deeper into the fundamental oneness of object-subject-action and touching on the characteristics of ‘patterns.

AV: I remember an extensive study of the effectiveness of different therapies: the conclusion was that the success of the therapy was mainly due to the therapist’s conviction and belief in his method and the extent to which he was able to convey that to his patient. The method used turned out to be of …

In this session we try to expand our perspective and place homeopathy in ‘the bigger reality’

Now we are going to define ‘something’ and ‘nothing’ , unversal laws the importance of rituals.

We’ll start the discussion with what homeopathy is not

Taking the opportunity to ask my most pressing questions, after all these years….

After almost 40 years of intensively practicing, studying and teaching homeopathy, many questions remain unanswered, much to my frustration, I must admit. It seems that every homeopath has a theory that he or she is at peace with and can work with. I haven’t been able to do this yet; a gnawing unsatisfied feeling makes …

What resonates with what and how does that heal?The theory says that the remedy we give must be similar to the state of the patient. In provings we try to figure out what the state of the remedy is and call that a remedy picture. We could say the state of the patient is the …

When I wrote “Homeopathy is Everywhere” some 10 years ago, I didn’t fully realize myself how true this is.The Law of Similars (e.g. like cures like or let likes be cured by likes)  is one of the pillars of homeopathy. Isn’t that a bit of an unusual foundation to build a whole healing system upon? …

A good image to illustrate how ‘close’ a remedy should be is the Mandelbrot set or the idea of fractals. One of the monsters of mathematics was that one cannot really measure, for example the coastline of the UK. It depends on the yardstick one uses. With long yardsticks one can measure the general outlines …