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which remedies other than lycopodium are very nice and cowardly in front of whom ever they consider superior and , n ot mean but have more confidence around people whom they consider inferior.
which remedies would be nice until they needed something from a person and then when that's done just not care anymore. Not really being mean or treating badly or using but just loses all interest when they get what they want or needed. still be nice but not care as much anymore
ive read of lyocpodium but any others?

I just have to say..................that trying to make these remedies in nice little packages, with a bow, is just not a good way to learn homeopathy
You will learn that each remedy has a wide range of symptoms. Each person that needs Lycopodium will have a wide range of symptoms - sometimes earlier symptoms are one thing, later symptoms if it has gone on for awhile will be another (often there are what we called compensated symptoms - what a person does and becomes in order to compensate for their condition and be more accepted in society. It isn't easy like this.

This is kind of the fun way to look at homeopathy but this is NOT how you learn homeopathy and how you use it.

Sheri
Next intro class starts Thursday October 16, online/by email http://www.wellwithin1.com/homeo2.htm
At 01:10 AM 10/12/2014, you wrote:
Sheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath
http://homeopathycures.wordpress.com/ & http://vaccinationdangers.wordpress.com/
ONLINE/Email classes in Homeopathy; Vaccine Dangers; Childhood Diseases and Child Health
Next classes start in October

Oh, YEAH! Do consider taking Sheri's class! This is several years' worth of learning, and of the highest and best methods. You can't get this anywhere else, not even in a physical college. Once you work your way through the intro class, you'll have a much better idea of how to continue your studies, and everything else you read and hear will make much more sense.

You really will not get a feel for remedies browsing through them. There are far too many, with overlapping symptoms and conditions. But if you get a feel for how homeopathy is structured, you'll be able to evaluate them on your own much more easily.

ginny

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Ginny Wilken

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I fully support Ginny's suggestion. Sheri has a wonderful class. You have to start somewhere and the best place is at the beginning. Homeopathy is an entire system of medicine. If you had a burning desire to become an surgeon you would follow a protocol to learn step by step how to become a surgeon. If you want to become an airplane pilot you would learn step by step how to learn to fly a plane.

Slower really is faster in this case. I appreciate your enthusiasm and desire to learn. That is your first step to becoming an effective knowledgeable practitioner. We so desperately need good students like you.

Sign up for the class. Learn from one one the best.

Dr. Carol