Animal Miasms
Posted: Sun Apr 14, 2002 9:21 pm
Hi,
I am afraid that I sparked a rather heated debate on
another list I belong to. I mentioned that the
homeopath that I sometimes consult with on difficult
cases believes my one kitty family is suffering from a
miasm. The one male has reoccuring problems with his
left ear, as does his sister and all her offspring
(3). ALL have the same problem and all have it with
the left ear. We have acheived some relief with
homeopathic treatment (I won't bore you with the
case-taking particulars), but the homeopath believes
we need to treat the miasm to truly cure my little
feline family members. As a biologist, my first
instinct is to say this family problem is genetic in
nature.
ANYWAY, my innocent comment triggered a rather heated,
almost nasty debate! One position is that animals can
not have miasms as they are not "guilty" of human
sins. Another viewpoint is that perhaps domesticated
animals suffer from miasms because of their long
association with humans. I maintain that humans are
animals too (people hate hearing that by the way),
that we all contain the same Life Force (Chi,
God-light, whatever you want to call it)so why
wouldn't animals have miasms? Some believe rabies, for
example, is a miasm. I am interested in hearing your
thoughts regarding animals and miasms.
Thank you,
Dee
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I am afraid that I sparked a rather heated debate on
another list I belong to. I mentioned that the
homeopath that I sometimes consult with on difficult
cases believes my one kitty family is suffering from a
miasm. The one male has reoccuring problems with his
left ear, as does his sister and all her offspring
(3). ALL have the same problem and all have it with
the left ear. We have acheived some relief with
homeopathic treatment (I won't bore you with the
case-taking particulars), but the homeopath believes
we need to treat the miasm to truly cure my little
feline family members. As a biologist, my first
instinct is to say this family problem is genetic in
nature.
ANYWAY, my innocent comment triggered a rather heated,
almost nasty debate! One position is that animals can
not have miasms as they are not "guilty" of human
sins. Another viewpoint is that perhaps domesticated
animals suffer from miasms because of their long
association with humans. I maintain that humans are
animals too (people hate hearing that by the way),
that we all contain the same Life Force (Chi,
God-light, whatever you want to call it)so why
wouldn't animals have miasms? Some believe rabies, for
example, is a miasm. I am interested in hearing your
thoughts regarding animals and miasms.
Thank you,
Dee
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