Minutus

Someone on another list recently said something similar: That since
most aggravations occur at the physical level (though I've seen
clear emotional involvement as well), the lower potencies are in a
position to deal with the physical symptoms that emerge as a result
of the aggravation.

Toni

--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, maly suissa wrote:
this "trick" is meant to bring the potency down from the "higher"
mental/emotional spheres to the "lower" physical ones. If somebody
of the list can clarify or explain this further - I will be glad to
learn.
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*** This makes an excellent point, Joy. I had not considered this
possibility. Thanks.

Toni

Thank you, Feras. You make very good sense, particularly with your
description of how similar as opposed to equal determines the
difference between ameliorating and intensifying.

Toni

--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, Feras Hakkak wrote:
can soothe the aggravation of a remedy. I have not had experience
with this but a friend told me that he has seen antidoting with a
dose of the same remedy solution succussed 2-3 times more than the
previous dose. It means that if you succuss the remedy solution the
potency slightly changes and then it is a different potency and can
antidote the previous one.
as a wave signal. A signal is made up of many sinusoidal waves with
different frequencies. If you write the Fourier series of a
mathematical function you see that it can be expressed as a
summation of many (infinite) sinus functions with different
frequencies and amplitudes. I think the combination of these
frequencies and their amplitudes determines the type of remedy,
being Phos or Sulph or Lach. But different potencies of the same
remedy may have the same frequencies but with with different
amplitudes. I mean the stress on some frequencies may be more. This
might be the reason for what we call "deeper actions". But in
physics terms what makes a wave "strong", or more intense, is the
amplitude of a wave which I believe is determined mostly by the dose
not potency. It is a fact that we can reduce aggravations or even
prevent them by using low doses of any potency we choose.
aggravations, then why use a different potency to calm one? Also,
if a too-large dose is responsible for an aggravation, might a small
dose in the same potency ameliorate, or will it merely add to the
already excessive energy?"
Arsenicum his problem will aggravate. The law of homeopathy is to
give a remedy similar to the patient's condition not exactly equal.
If you put a burnt hand in fire it will be damaged, not healed,
because it is exactly equal. But if you put it in warm water it will
be benefited very much. It is still strange to me and I can't
understand the whole phenomenon well but it is a fact. This is also
the case with the antidoting of a remedy with exactly the same
remedy. You have to alter the potency otherwise you will aggravate
the condition.

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This is the only procedure that I have ever used, as I have found it
to be so effective.

Toni