Digest Number 813

[Maria Bohle]

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Hi Rosemary,

I learned from David Little's writings.
First hand the client the remedies you want to test, (this helps control
the sensitivity factor) then have your client hand them back after a
couple of seconds.

Take a small flashlight, a penlight is excellent. Turn the lights off in
your office, have your client look straight ahead, not really focusing on
anything in particular. Keep the remedies behind your back, or get an
assistant to help. You need to keep the remedies behind somebodies body
(I have seen a sensitive client react as soon as the remedy came out in
the same room as they were in.)

Turn your office light off, Shine a light, (near not into) the clients
eyes, when the iris closes down bring out the remedy rapidly and touch
the person with the remedy or place the remedy bottle in their hand.
Watch the iris the whole time, a good remedy will cause the iris to flair
open. The eye tires quickly so do this rapidly.

Then take the remedy away, behind someones back again, and try the next
one. Note which one caused the greatest reaction. If the iris opens and
shuts, opens and shuts the remedy is too strong, a nice steady opening is
the best.

I will often test LM potencies this way, LM 1, 3, 5, 7, etc. To find the
best potency level to start with. Note you might get a great reaction to
a LM 5 and no reaction to a LM 2 or LM 7 - so check potency levels if
possible.

This is not difficult to do, try practicing a few times on friends, etc.
It is well worth the mastery of as it has saved me much in unnecessary
aggravations as well as tipping me off when to look for another remedy.

Warmly, Maria