The nature of the dynamis ... was potentized vaccin/ homeopathy or isopathy
Posted: Sat Nov 15, 2003 4:06 pm
Wendy wrote (in a perpetual Arnica state)...
So if you accept the energy of "fundamental flaw" then you will continually
create a reflection of it, and your healing potential is consequently
limited to the extent that a fundamental flaw remains. (Could this be why
miasms prove so difficult to treat?) "Fundamental flaw" is a both judgement
and a sentence. I don't think it helps people heal.
This is what I mean by a greater level of response-ability. Yes we have a
certain degree of responsiveness, but it is restricted, sometimes severely,
by what we perceive as unalterable, something we have no power to change. If
you believe that you have no power to change something, then you can't. If
you come to a viewpoint whereby you can see that you DO have that power,
then all of a sudden the impossible becomes possible. That's not to say that
life in physical form doesn't have its limitations, but it's certainly the
case that we're very good at adding to them. So if it's possible to derive
and verify in experience a model which has its foundation in a fundamental
state of perfection, then I think it may have some considerable value.
Joy writes (in a perpetual Aurum state)...this perfection surely negates the
challenge of better health and healing and I think you need to show
practical application of this perfection. Personally I think imperfection
makes the world more interesting. I don't think I used the words
"fundamental flaw" and if I did I certainly didn't mean that imperfection
renders us hopeless or inadequate - quite the reverse, it supplies us with
drive, motivation, targets and achievement. Imperfection is interesting not
a dead end judgement call at all.
And why do you say miasms are so hard to treat - every client that comes
through your door, carries a miasm with them. It's a good job they do else
we wouldn't need homeopathy.
Best, Joy
www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
So if you accept the energy of "fundamental flaw" then you will continually
create a reflection of it, and your healing potential is consequently
limited to the extent that a fundamental flaw remains. (Could this be why
miasms prove so difficult to treat?) "Fundamental flaw" is a both judgement
and a sentence. I don't think it helps people heal.
This is what I mean by a greater level of response-ability. Yes we have a
certain degree of responsiveness, but it is restricted, sometimes severely,
by what we perceive as unalterable, something we have no power to change. If
you believe that you have no power to change something, then you can't. If
you come to a viewpoint whereby you can see that you DO have that power,
then all of a sudden the impossible becomes possible. That's not to say that
life in physical form doesn't have its limitations, but it's certainly the
case that we're very good at adding to them. So if it's possible to derive
and verify in experience a model which has its foundation in a fundamental
state of perfection, then I think it may have some considerable value.
Joy writes (in a perpetual Aurum state)...this perfection surely negates the
challenge of better health and healing and I think you need to show
practical application of this perfection. Personally I think imperfection
makes the world more interesting. I don't think I used the words
"fundamental flaw" and if I did I certainly didn't mean that imperfection
renders us hopeless or inadequate - quite the reverse, it supplies us with
drive, motivation, targets and achievement. Imperfection is interesting not
a dead end judgement call at all.
And why do you say miasms are so hard to treat - every client that comes
through your door, carries a miasm with them. It's a good job they do else
we wouldn't need homeopathy.
Best, Joy
www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com