remedy pictures in movies, novels etc

[J Lucas]

Possibly Fluoric acid? Apart from relishing their sexual exploits they have
to be on the move all the time as well

Best wishes, Joy

http://www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 10/2/05 9:27 am, Julian Winston at jwinston@actrix.gen.nz wrote:
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[Nancy Siciliana]

It's a Jim Jarmusch film called Night On Earth; and the driver of the taxi
is Roberto Beningni.

Regards,
Nancy

[Julian Winston]

>

It was VERY funny!!
Even now, I smile when thinking about it!

JW

[Nancy Siciliana]

Hi,
Yes--me too. My favourite Jim Jarmusch film with Beningni is Down By Law:
the way Beningni says "Walt Wheetmannnn" in that film has changed my
appreciation of all his poetry, ever since.

Nice to think of you smiling! Hope you are doing well.

Nancy

[Dana Ullman, MPH]

Friends,
If anyone out there has any interest in this subject, the BEST and most
detailed description of remedy piectures in the movies, I highly recommend
Liz Lalor's book "A Homeopathic Guide to Partnership and Compatibility."
Liz describes over 50 (!) film characters and her analysis of their remedy
types.
Although this book may seem to have a corny title, it actually provides
lots of great insight into remedy pictures. It is a great way to study
materia medica (as long as you also understand that there are MANY remedy
pictures within each medicine).
There IS a good reason that Rajan Sankaran gave a backcover quote to
this book (and this is the 1st time that he's done so!).
For more info on this book and for Rajan's quote, go to:
http://babyurl.com/vWorap

Dana Ullman, MPH
Homeopathic Educational Services
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