1. Kindly give me the author of this quotation and the source. Kindly send to my personal ID and not to the list. It ends with “ I shall not have laboured in vain for all these years”.
2. Somewhere I read that as Avacardo (Is spelling correct?) rule Potency above 10X will not have molecule of the remedy and the possibility of finding one is 1110. can anybody give the author of the quotation and the source. Kindly send to my personal ID and not to the list.
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Author help sought
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Julian Winston
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Re: Author help sought
>1. Kindly give me the author of this quotation
The Avogadro number is named after Amadeo
Avogadro (1776-1856) who made his observation in
1811. THe figure was standardized in 1865 by J.
Loschmidt (1821-1895) as 6.023 X 10 to the 23rd.
This is the number of molecules contained in one
mole of substance. One molecule of a remedy
substance in a mole is roughly the equal of 24X.
To understand the enormity of this dilution,
here's an example I got from an old homeopathic
journal published by the AFH in 1930 or so....
Take a big 8 oz drinking glass.
Fill it with red molecules.
Pour it into the sea near the northern US coast.
Now-- stir the ocean.
Go to the ocean off Australia.
Dip a clean glass in, and fill it.
There should be at least ONE molecule of red in that glass.
IF the dilution was greater, you might find that
some random samples of water held no red
molecules. At that point, the dilution is beyond
the Avogadro constant.
JW
The Avogadro number is named after Amadeo
Avogadro (1776-1856) who made his observation in
1811. THe figure was standardized in 1865 by J.
Loschmidt (1821-1895) as 6.023 X 10 to the 23rd.
This is the number of molecules contained in one
mole of substance. One molecule of a remedy
substance in a mole is roughly the equal of 24X.
To understand the enormity of this dilution,
here's an example I got from an old homeopathic
journal published by the AFH in 1930 or so....
Take a big 8 oz drinking glass.
Fill it with red molecules.
Pour it into the sea near the northern US coast.
Now-- stir the ocean.
Go to the ocean off Australia.
Dip a clean glass in, and fill it.
There should be at least ONE molecule of red in that glass.
IF the dilution was greater, you might find that
some random samples of water held no red
molecules. At that point, the dilution is beyond
the Avogadro constant.
JW
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Julian Winston
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Re: Author help sought
> >1. Kindly give me the author of this quotation
"Non Inutilis Vixi" (I have not lived in vain)
The epitaph that Hahnemann chose for himself.
Haehl, page. 373
JW
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"Non Inutilis Vixi" (I have not lived in vain)
The epitaph that Hahnemann chose for himself.
Haehl, page. 373
JW
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