Sulis remedy maker vs Eagle - questions

[pb000014]

Hi Tanya,

But according to the video, what homeopathic principles are they following? They use a combination approach. Polypharmacy. I don't see any similarity to homeopathy. For them to claim it's homeopathic and the fact that some homeopaths have been involved and use it doesn't make it homeopathy.

Regards,
Paul
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[Elham Mohajer]

If all that matters is intention, then why bother to take a case and burn your brain cells to find a remedy. Just share your good intentions and spread healing all around.
That should be much simpler and more effective than repertories and tablet!
Best regards
Elham

[Tanya Marquette]

Paul--have already begun to forget the video so cannot really answer you but in watching it

I was struck that the beginning thinking in was based on some homepathic principles. And
again, never said it was homeopathy so let's leave this alone

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[Allen Coniglio]

Let us just say it truthfully. Intention does not matter - in most cases. What trumps all is the correct remedy in the correct potency. Intention, however, does at times have a role to play. There are too many things that we do not understand for us to be downplaying anything. Yes, it is correct and even vital for homeopaths to adhere to a scientific methodology although it is clearly demonstrable that the allopaths do not. They are completely anti-science. Who rejects something out of hand without ever having seen it or tried it? Answer: allopaths
But open your minds. Today's foolishness is tomorrow's doctrine. The allopaths, as bad as they are, were once worse - believe it or not. So, it appears that they are making some progress, however miniscule and slow. Do not be tempted to hold out hope for them, however, as they cannot and will not survive. They are already too far gone.

[Dr. Joe Rozencwajg, NMD]

Just a comment...100% confidence means either total knowledge (who has that?) or real arrogance and big ego...is that a option? would you like to be treated by such a practitioner, no matter what therapy he/she uses?

I am talking about knowing one's limits and informing my patients that they exist.

It would be interesting, for the sake of knowledge as far as I am concerned, to hear the take on this thread by followers of other religions and philosophies. I am leaving town for a few days (yet another course...) so I do not have the time to give mine for now, sorry.

Joe.
Dr. J. Rozencwajg, NMD.

"The greatest enemy of any science is a closed mind"

www.naturamedica.co.nz

[Dr. Joe Rozencwajg, NMD]

IMO...everything in the universe has a "vibration", a "wave length" that is emitted, even the most dead rock in the intergalactic void.

Living beings that can remove themselves from "intellectualising" (some humans do) will be able to perceive what "vibrates" in harmony with them and what does not, what is useful and helpful and what is not.

I perceive the heat of an open fire as warming and comforting (the potency I need), if I get too close it burns me (the wrong potency)...

Joe.
Dr. J. Rozencwajg, NMD.

"The greatest enemy of any science is a closed mind"

www.naturamedica.co.nz