Good and evil

[Jean Doherty]

In 2 ex criminals both having served time I used Lyssin in one and saw it
in another. Their preparedness to attack came from experience of
persecution.
In another 2 with record and violence I saw Opium. One I believe it has
helped considerably . The other I do not know yet. In all of these there
were good instincts superseded by bad. I read a book once about the nature
of evil and do not really think is a natural state. Jean
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[Shannon Nelson]

Hi Jean,

I realize this is not necessarily the same situation as the "serious mental
disease" thread is talking about, but I'm interested to know whether you saw
these remedies on the basis of physical symptoms as well as mentals, or
mentals only?

How did you happen to treat these people? And wow, good for you!!!! (I'd
love to hear more, if there is more!)

Shannon
on 1/25/03 5:09 PM, Jean Watson Doherty at clelly@tpg.com.au wrote:

[Dave Hartley]

Much of what is sociologically termed "evil" is simple survival on a
natural level.
Is the "law of the jungle" ... "evil" ?
Both society and the individual have various survival modes built-in
&/or learned.
One tribe's "evil" is another tribe's survival.
Dave Hartley
www.localcomputermart.com/dave
Santa Cruz, CA (831)464-8127