Minutus

Me, too. I always ask, or try to ask, why the person needs their symptoms or what do they gain from them.

Actually, this is a typical type of question psychotherapists will ask at some point in the treatment. With

luck/skill the question is asked at the right moment and in the right manner that the patient can take it in

and come up with some new insight.

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I have seen both kinds of people, more often than I would like and do understand the difference.

We used to talk about creating drama in someone's life that really distracted from what needed to be looked at

as part of some person's commitment to their sickness.
t


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I spend a lot of time trying to recognize when I’m sabotaging myself. I don’t think about it it is somebody else’s problem. For a couple of months I’ve been reading through a book about holistic counseling. Moshe Daniel Block. It’s sold as a Kindle book.
He claims he can get people to be aware of how we are sabotaging themselves. His ideas look great in print but I have such a hard time with myself, I can’t imagine guiding anyone else.

Btw I buy F potencies from Simmilum all the time.
Ellen Madono


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They sent calc-Sulph without comment or extra charge


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There is nothing different to the usual way to prepare a C potency. The only problem is losing count of the potencies and it take time....
Dr. J. Rozencwajg, NMD
"The greatest enemy of any science is a closed mind"

www.naturamedica.co.nz