Thank you, please tell the world about it!

Most welcome!

Wouldn't that be nice!

Sorry, I'm not a veterinary homeopath. Best of luck.

His acute never fully resolved and eventually became chronic, which is why he sought help from me.

I love Eugenie. She's a great homeopathy advocate! Thanks for watching.

I don't know for sure, but since Tub fits midline defects, it's a good possibility.

Thanks for watching!

That's my goal!

Glad you enjoyed it!

You're welcome!

Welcome!

There are many such remedies. The "sees spirits" rubric in my program lists 116 remedies. "Sensation of duality" lists 54 remedies. These include drug remedies like Cannabis, Opium, Anhalonium, and Psilocybin, and hyrophobic remedies like Stramonium, Hyoscyamus, and Belladonna. One rubric, "Delusion that soul, spirit and body are separated," includes Anacardium, Cannabis, Hydrogen, Thuja, and others.

I'm glad you find it helpful

Thanks

de nada!

@enlightened mood you must be enlightened. How much time in homeopathy/grammar jail is that gonna cost me?

Many newcomers to homeopathy fear that the remedies will change them or their children in undesirable ways. The truth is that it is simply not possible to homeopathically engineer a desired outcome. A correct remedy will simply enable the vital force to restore balance, thus resulting in better overall health. To your other point, generally speaking, I believe it is a modern cultural trend to deny personal responsibility and instead place blame elsewhere. So when a kid can't function in a classroom, many accuse the teacher, or the school, or the system of being inflexible. Most teachers are well-intended people, just like they've always been. It is much harder, especially in this day and age of internet self-diagnosis, to accept the fact that I, or my child, has a problem that needs help. It's a very complex issue with many factors that come into play. For example, when parents do recognize that their children have some problem, many are rightly suspicious of allopathic pharmaceutical interventions. On the other hand, the vast majority are unaware that homeopathy does offer a potentially effective and much safer solution. And suppose a child has a problem due to an overly anxious parent. In that case, it is still possible to homeopathically help that child become more resilient and less susceptible to the dysfunctional influences of that parent.

@@AllThingsHomeopathy That all makes sense and now seems pretty clear, thank you.

@@AllThingsHomeopathy I want to elaborate/disagree on the teacher/school/system comment (yes the child is better off but the system is nevertheless a problem, both are true at the same time). I taught 10 years, my partner 21 years, my sister 30 years and counting, my bro-in-law 20+ years, and 3 other family members are teachers; so it's not that I hate teachers per se. Teachers are overall good people trying to do the best they can. The same is true of doctors (you're no fan of the medical system). The same is true of policemen. Etc., etc., etc. As a teacher I positively influenced many kids while doing my best to indoctrinate all of them unknowingly. The "machine" is real and most people are necessary cogs in it that without which it could not continue to crush and control. The great Dr. Edward Bach (doctor, homeopath and flower essence creator) stressed that children should only be assisted, not controlled and he said the same of adults too. You assisted the child, that seems clear to me now, but "THE SYSTEM" and all it's parts do everything they can to control. Technically you're not part of the system, you're outside of it and you're antithetical to it; that's why homeopathy and most alternative healing modalities have been targeted for so long.

@@AllThingsHomeopathy After more pondering I'm thinking the service to the child and parent was a disservice to society (this is beyond the purview of the channel but worth stating imo). Helping people feel better while imprisoned sounds good but if the prison is the majority cause isn't it really just a coping strategy in disguise (a colorful bandage on an infected wound). Homeopathy book after homeopathy book repeat the same story about how it works (as do you) and we are to take it as true without questioning; not that different than allopathic medicine or science in general. None of them really knew, it was just speculation. Most of the greats of the past and most of the book authors don't seem to know much about spiritual science yet they pulled terminology from it and used it like they knew what they were talking about. What if homeopathic remedies can energetically coerce people into ignoring real issues? Without a clue of what is truly going on and just blindly trusting the logic and imagination of the "greats" we close ourselves to truly understanding. Viktor Schauberger said that combustion engines create "cadaverine" which is as bad as it sounds. I'm thinking he was right and I think "efficient" transportation is worth less than what it costs humanity, but the point being is that we really don't know what is going on in the realms beyond the physical (and we don't even know what is going on in the physical). So as a quick and very incomplete conclusion: we're all sick, the sick are treating the sick, if treating a sick person helps them live in a sick society it is a disservice, the only solution is successive permutations of going back to nature and ultimately to the Infinite/Tao/God/etc. As humanity makes it's way back to the "garden of eden" it will begin to spiritually heal and as healing commences humanity will then be able to make better and better choices, ultimately arriving in the garden.

@@lazermechanical sounds like you’ve got it all figured out

Thanks for watching, and best of luck to you and your daughter.

Don't be. I started on 3x, only I tissue salts., and now use 1m - 10m, as well as the Naturopathic versions of the tissue salts - I go thru a lot, due to dealing with 3 terminal conditions - and surprising several MDs & GP s, since diagnosis. I'm not vaxinated either - the marketing, at the start put me off. Good health to All.

@@davidarundel6187 We didn't get jabbed either even with strong pressure from employer (it pays to be a truthspiracist sometimes). I'm going to keep learning about homeopathy but it seems like a serious thing to take them via self prescription. My partner and I are now seeing an experienced, licensed homeopath but due to monetary issues and lack of healthcare I have been the house "doctor" mainly utilizing homemade herbal tinctures/mixtures and homemade flower essences. I've been successful with herbs and flower essences, and it seemed like I had some success with homeopathy but then my partner got a C19 variation and there seemed to be a mix of C19 symptoms, a previously "blocked/ineffective" homeopathy remedy symptoms (from a 200C nosode!) and suppression symptoms due to her taking her inhaler and advil; scared the heck out of me because she was in serious pain and couldn't sleep much for about a week. I was in way above my head and couldn't do much to help; what a terrible feeling. In one of Luc De Schepper's books he mentions that people can be rendered "incurable" after a few different high potency remedies. I've read many other books more recently that also gave me a scare. People are popping 200C, 1M and even 10M like it's nothing (read Amazon reviews). Anyways, homeopathy is not to be taken lightly it seems but I will keep learning in case I have no choice but to self treat.

There are 2 ATH videos that discuss potency and dosing.

I agree that self prescribing for chronic problems is not advisable. But homeopathy is also not as scary as some make it out to be. Some use terms like "incurable" instead of simply admitting that "I didn't know how to help that patient."

@@AllThingsHomeopathy Thanks, yea I just finished watching them 10 minutes before your comment, I stumbled into them via synchronicity. Great vids. How about book recommendations?

Thanks, I'm glad it was helpful!

A remedy won't change anything if it's not the correct remedy. A correct remedy will restore balance to an imbalanced life force, thus resulting in fewer symptoms and better overall health.

Good points. I hope to do an episode about "informed consent" sometime in the future.

@@AllThingsHomeopathy from a 🐝 perspective! If the society of bees “witted” those people recite Hyppocrates oath with the infamous phrase of “First do no harm” are thinking that their job is nothing except for “follow” a set of “guidelines” based on so called “studies” that sometimes oppose the basic principles of physiology that they spent years studying📕 How can that not be a “karma” on that hand 🤚 that has witted to “first do no harm” and then all what is on their minds is to “pick up” “some treatment” that serve the “guidelines” first and foremost?! Aren’t people who are harmed justified to question their rights of true “informed consent” ? Just thinking of bees 🐝 because they respect the law that is based in heaven flying around in harmony with their true purpose and oath producing only good, clean sweetness that “does not harm”even their stings are medicine!

It's always worth while helping one's vessel, to remain in the best condition, after all its got to last, and life is for living, and I think the longer the better, like a 105 year young, neighbour.

Generally speaking, I view the cell salts just like all other remedies. Either a remedy fits the case or it doesn't. And if it doesn't fit, repetition of a cell salt is more likely to cause trouble than do any good.

Best of luck!

Yes, it is a special interest of mine, but I fear that not many people out there are receptive to this kind of analysis.

It would be a good book title, wouldn't it?!