K potencies

[Julian Winston]

Hello lists!

I have just received the latest issue of Homeopathy In Practice from
the ARH in the UK.
Great magazine.
On the inside back cover is an ad for two machines-- one seemingly a
remedy maker and the other a diagnostic tool.
It is the remedy maker that I am curious about.
I am willing to fully accept the *idea* of radionically prepared
remedies. I have seen them work, and have even proved a remedy made
by radionics.
The question I have relates to the claim made for the machine that it
can "Now make Korsakov potencies."
Huh?
As I understand it, the Korsokov method (often referred to as the
'single vial method') has to do with the manufacture of the PHYSICAL
remedy. The only difference between a 200 Centisimal Hahnemannian and
a 200 Centesimal Korsokov is that the first used (starting with a 30
Centessimal Hahnemanian) 170 separate vials to get to the penultimate
potency, while the other, starting with a drop of the 30 CH, used a
single vial that was repeatedly emptied and filled between succussive
steps.
The difference between a CH and a CK is one of physical manufacture.
The end result should be the same.
So how does one differentiate between a "CK" potency and a "CH"
potency when using a radionic machine? Is there a switch which
selects it? If so, what difference does it make in the result?
I am baffled by this claim.

JW

[Nanga Pir]

Please send one message. Y r u guys sending 2 messages? Some poor fellow has to pay in local currency that is almost 5000 to one NZ $.
Thanks
Nanga
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[Paul Booyse]

You did the same thing before. It happens when someone hits "reply to all"