Minutus

I am yet to see my doors and windows sending out branches or may be
they are just waiting for me to put some manure...

We can listen to this "after life" philosophy as long as we do not
have to preserve our fore fathers (and fore mothers )after death and
spend our week ends throwing carbo veg 200 at their pickled bodies
to bring them back...

In this matter, whether it is a matter of treating the shed or the
termites we need not talk about after life. Shed is still around...
The only question is where is this leading to- are we saying we
should use homeopathy for wood preservation - everyone agrees plants
can be treated with homeo medicines- but if wooden shed, furniture,
our dining table, railroad ties etc. can be treated homeopathically
and stimulate their vital force- well I think we can endure it... at
least our pharmacies will thrive if this becomes popular... or may
be we can get homeopathic medicines in bulk from hardware stores...I
might have to visit HomeDepot and Lowes more often for my homeo
purchase - may be we can get homeo medicines made cheaper in China
if sale of homeo medicines increases... good possibilities

There is a time when we have to give up and decide "yes this is it".

When someone has a limb going to gangrene we can always sit around
and watch till the last moment to see if it can be saved, meanwhile
allowing the condition to spread... even if the patient dies - as
long as there is an afer life why worry...

Even in Homeopathy there are situations when an organ cannot be
saved. Most of the surgical conditions are like that...If the
patient takes homeopathy - yes the incidence might be less- but
still not for all cases...What do we do? Wait for the vital force to
somehow save it at the last moment because we should not lose an
organ and indict homeopathy? Or go for an elective surgery without
making it an emergecy one?

It is the same vital force that allows a replacement heart valve to
function- for the good of the whole organism...
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Hi Joy,

I have no contention with you having your personal beliefs, though
they differ considerably from mine.
What I do have a contention with it is teaching your beliefs as if
they were part of homeopathy, whilst castigating anyone else who puts
their personal spin on homeopathy.

Simon

I am not teaching anything I was just asking some questions. I have no
idea about afterlife and have no 'beliefs' about a concept I have no
real knowledge about but millions do, but I do have a few ideas about
homeopathy and those beliefs are not personal but pertain to the
principles of Hahnemannian (and I mean Samuel) homeopathy.

As you are not going to answer the questions I put to you that is your
choice I won't hang around waiting.

The shed is dead, long live the shed.

THE ATTEMPTS BY SOMEONE WHO HAS FALLEN INTO A SWAMP TO REACH SOLID
GROUND, ARE NOT, OF COURSE, EXPERIMENTS. TO WANT SOMETHING NEW IS OUT
OF DATE, WHAT IS NEW IS TO WANT SOMETHING OLD.BB.

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So homeopathy cannot treat gangrene either? Thanks for that. Joy
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Good!

- that's cleared that up then:-)
Simon
All things are possible, some are just more probable than others.

Not all types and not at all times...come on Joy - we know that even
Asthma can be troublesome - can any one of us claim that we cure
100% of all conditions?

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