provings???

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muthu kumar
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Re: provings???

Post by muthu kumar »

Thanks John - Yes I am back - have been hopping in and out and mostly confining myself to suggesting remedies for problem cases ( which is what I like to do mostly) and some fairly innocuous philosophy in practice type of questions-
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John Harvey
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Re: provings???

Post by John Harvey »

Well, all of this discussion, without rare exception, will be familiar to you. Home, sweet home, eh? :-)

John
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muthu kumar
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Re: provings???

Post by muthu kumar »

Well you probably read the Chaos theory stuff posted by Dale and responded to by Jean and myself...

This is the Cyclical pattern in all the chaos...every 6 months - 1 year these questions about 1) Definition of homeopathy and 2) Water dosing vs Dry Dosing 3) Single vs Combination 4) 4th edition vs 6th edition 5)What is a miasm 6) Is Sankaran a Shaman or Sham or Reincarnated Hahnemann

do the rounds.

Since I have already posted and reposted about all of these, I am really not interested that much in the same old , same old...
Let us say this snake has already caught its tail in the mouth - so is not going to do that kind of circular chasing again..
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John Harvey
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Re: provings???

Post by John Harvey »

No, I haven't, yet; I have noticed that it keeps coming up, though I haven't always had the energy and time to invest in what seems to be a cause, shall we say, of limited potential.
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