letting go

[Jayne Evans ae]

Charlotte,
go on for only a certain distance, rarely for as long as I feel and believe
it should. I am learning a lot lately about detachment and letting go,
working with those who are really receptive and ready for what homeopathy
can offer, and not pushing against the resistance of those who aren't ripe
for the process.

The people who are ready take the remedy and run with it, making profound
changes very quickly. It is like a seed on prepared soil, a beautiful
thing to witness.<

This is a great thing to learn. When I "got it" it saved me a lot wasted
energy. You learn about these healing modalities and how simple they are
and then you go out to cure the world and nobody is interested. But when
you treat someone who is ready to heal, the personal rewards for yourself
are wonderful.

RE: Designer diseases.
I think there are some times when we have to recognize our limitations. We
say that a client/patient may need detox diet and nutritional advice before
we can administer a remedy and have it work effectively. So I guess the
same could go for psychological factors. Perhaps these patients need to be
refered to someone else first. Rebirthing/concsious connected breathing is
a good modality to help get to the deep centre of these issues. It is also
one area where kiniesology works well. I know it has been discussed that
this may suppress disease processes instead of cure like homoepathy, but in
psychological/personal growth areas, I feel it may be of great benefit.
Also getting into an activity such as chi gong or yoga may help. This will
be self motivating for the client. In a year or two, they may than be ready
for healing with homeopathy.

RE: On-line prescriptions. I find the discussions on the list very helpful
in relating symptoms to rubrics, helpting to rep remedies and the
suggestions that are put forth. As I am only at the beginning of my
studies, this is very useful and helps to put what I'm learning into
perspective.

Thanks everyone,
Jayne