Da Hahnemann Code -- a murder mystery!
Posted: Fri Apr 23, 2004 5:46 pm
DA HAHNEMANN CODE
A freak storm overtook Paris on Saturday April 10, 2004, and at
precisely midnight on that evening, an even more freakish lightning storm
led to a giant bolt of lightning to erupt and touch down at only one place
in Paris, the famous Pere Lachaise Cemetery. This bolt of lightning split
open a portion of the gravestone of Dr. Samuel Hahnemann, the founder of the
controversial medical system of homeopathy, and it was reopened further
drama around his death.
With the aid of a French secret service agent (007X), a cache of
documents were uncovered from this broken gravestone, and they have revealed
certain clues that have led me to discover that Dr. Samuel Hahnemann did not
die a natural death on July 11, 1843, as it has long been assumed, but
instead, new evidence suggests that he was murdered.
The cache of documents provided me with clues that took me on a
journey to former cities that Hahnemann lived in Germany, including Hamburg,
Dessau, Mittenburg, Eilenburg, Machern, Mollin, Toragau, Kothen, and
Leipzig. In each of these cities, I discovered riddles that spelled out
specific homeopathic medicines, and I then discovered other riddles that
helped me determine which letter or letters from each medicine helped to
spell out the murder’s name.
The first riddle was:
I make it as I can can
Nothing doing so I can’t can’t
How dry I am
How knotty too
If only I can remember my name.
The riddle to determine which letter to use was:
The 1st half cross
The second riddle was:
A heck of a guy
Rock solid to the bone
Was totally hot
Now totally cool
The riddle to determine which letter to use was:
He tries harder
The next riddle I found was strangely listed TWICE on the same
paper, and it read:
A rosy red hotty
But can’t stand other hotties
A flamer who drops hints of indifference
(Hint: This remedy is NOT a urinary nosode)
The riddle to determine which letter to use was:
A bookend at the end
The next riddle that I found was:
Bursting onto the scene
A heart throb
A pulsating hotty
A truly sensitive guy of the new millennium
But often a real head case.
The riddle to determine which letter to use was:
A Valley girl’s prayer (this may be a tough one for people outside of the
US)
The next riddle that I found was also strangely listed TWICE:
A heart constricts
On a near midnight ride
With a heavy metal band
Playing numbing pulsations
Radiating down to what left of it all
There were two riddles to determine which letters to use were:
A real cross to bear
All’s well that ends well
The name that this spelled out meant no sense to me or to any
homeopath…until I discovered one more clue that read:
A yogi or yogini will help you…
Can you help me de-code these riddles and help us determine WHO
MURDERED HAHNEMANN? Please explain how you arrived at this (and please…I
ask that if you who attended the Saturday night dinner/dance/mystery murder
at the NCH Conference or if you already heard the answer, please refrain
from participating in this fun and funny puzzle!).
Dana Ullman, MPH
Homeopathic Educational Services
2124 Kittredge St.
Berkeley, CA. 94704
(510)649-0294
(800)359-9051 (orders only in the U.S.)
(510)649-1955 (fax)
mail@homeopathic.com
http://www.homeopathic.com
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A freak storm overtook Paris on Saturday April 10, 2004, and at
precisely midnight on that evening, an even more freakish lightning storm
led to a giant bolt of lightning to erupt and touch down at only one place
in Paris, the famous Pere Lachaise Cemetery. This bolt of lightning split
open a portion of the gravestone of Dr. Samuel Hahnemann, the founder of the
controversial medical system of homeopathy, and it was reopened further
drama around his death.
With the aid of a French secret service agent (007X), a cache of
documents were uncovered from this broken gravestone, and they have revealed
certain clues that have led me to discover that Dr. Samuel Hahnemann did not
die a natural death on July 11, 1843, as it has long been assumed, but
instead, new evidence suggests that he was murdered.
The cache of documents provided me with clues that took me on a
journey to former cities that Hahnemann lived in Germany, including Hamburg,
Dessau, Mittenburg, Eilenburg, Machern, Mollin, Toragau, Kothen, and
Leipzig. In each of these cities, I discovered riddles that spelled out
specific homeopathic medicines, and I then discovered other riddles that
helped me determine which letter or letters from each medicine helped to
spell out the murder’s name.
The first riddle was:
I make it as I can can
Nothing doing so I can’t can’t
How dry I am
How knotty too
If only I can remember my name.
The riddle to determine which letter to use was:
The 1st half cross
The second riddle was:
A heck of a guy
Rock solid to the bone
Was totally hot
Now totally cool
The riddle to determine which letter to use was:
He tries harder
The next riddle I found was strangely listed TWICE on the same
paper, and it read:
A rosy red hotty
But can’t stand other hotties
A flamer who drops hints of indifference
(Hint: This remedy is NOT a urinary nosode)
The riddle to determine which letter to use was:
A bookend at the end
The next riddle that I found was:
Bursting onto the scene
A heart throb
A pulsating hotty
A truly sensitive guy of the new millennium
But often a real head case.
The riddle to determine which letter to use was:
A Valley girl’s prayer (this may be a tough one for people outside of the
US)
The next riddle that I found was also strangely listed TWICE:
A heart constricts
On a near midnight ride
With a heavy metal band
Playing numbing pulsations
Radiating down to what left of it all
There were two riddles to determine which letters to use were:
A real cross to bear
All’s well that ends well
The name that this spelled out meant no sense to me or to any
homeopath…until I discovered one more clue that read:
A yogi or yogini will help you…
Can you help me de-code these riddles and help us determine WHO
MURDERED HAHNEMANN? Please explain how you arrived at this (and please…I
ask that if you who attended the Saturday night dinner/dance/mystery murder
at the NCH Conference or if you already heard the answer, please refrain
from participating in this fun and funny puzzle!).
Dana Ullman, MPH
Homeopathic Educational Services
2124 Kittredge St.
Berkeley, CA. 94704
(510)649-0294
(800)359-9051 (orders only in the U.S.)
(510)649-1955 (fax)
mail@homeopathic.com
http://www.homeopathic.com
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