Peaches

[Tanya Marquette]

I think you have a misunderstanding about the dream remedy.
Janet was given an herbal drink which produced intense healing dreams.
She brought some of the herb back to England and did a proving of it.
Not knowing what the tree was that the remedy came from she called it
the Dream remedy. There was nothing speculative about it. It is listed in
the materia medica as the Dream remedy.
Life gives us gifts in many ways and doesn’t always name them.
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From: Ellen Madono
Sent: Sunday, September 01, 2013 6:43 AM
To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Minutus] Peaches

Hi Tamara,
Some of your examples suggest what I would expect. There is a reasonable set of information leading to investigation. I don't know much about dream provings but have had very good experiences (unrelated to homeopathy) with information that has been given through the heavens etc, so no reason to put them down. But, the very source (dream proving) suggests that less reasonable basis would be required. Has something to do with the frame of mind of the prover. Maybe??
I personally am the more resonable type. But, I would like to be more open to less reasonable sources. I am saying this as what I see as a personal weakness (and a strength in the reasonable area). Typically I seek out these experiences outside homeopathy. Because in homeopathy, so much is available leading to reasonable conclusions, I am a little confused as to why one would seek out the less reasonable intuitive route. Unless, as I suspect, there is some plus alpha to that approach too. Not sure how this would work out in the area of provings.
Best,
Ellen