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Heartfelt sadness (on topic)

Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 9:15 pm
by Ellen Madono
MY ASSUMPTIONS
These elections have confirmed my feeling that our major systems of social support and communication have been corrupted beyond repair. The numbers of disenfranchized communities and unconnected individuals will only increase. Furthermore, the public space is being systematically dominated by persons who represent unknown or at least global elite interests, not local interest and often not planetary sustainable interests.

SUBTERRANIAN HOMEOPATHY
Many people may not agree with me, but at least we can be thinking of the consequences for us who provide a marginalized form of medicine. Homeopathy hardly exists in the public health care system. Less so in the US. So homeopathy is a form of resistance to the current trend in medicine. Under such conditions, how do we systematically open up suterranian spaces? (as opposed to the dominated public spaces) Each individual and local community may have a separate story to tell. Are there tactics that are more effective given the conditions?

Blessings,
Ellen Madono
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Re: Heartfelt sadness (on topic)

Posted: Sat Nov 06, 2004 11:57 am
by Angela Blaen
I think the implications of the election on so many clients/patients
also makes this a relevant topic for discussion on all the groups
connected with well being. I have had so many people contacting me
feeling distraught and extremely fearful and depressed about what is
likely to happen in the world as a direct result. In many ways, I think
practitioners have to be prepared so that we can help them.

Dr Angela Blaen, BA, PhD, BRCP (Energy Medicine)
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Re: Heartfelt sadness (on topic)

Posted: Sun Nov 07, 2004 12:00 am
by Dr. Joe Rozencwajg, NMD
Yes, but you would treat each patient individually according to his/her
symptoms and complaints, not according to his/her/your
beliefs/opinions/whatever.......

It is sometimes very difficult to be or remain an impartial observer,
nevertheless that is what we have to do for our patients, no matter what our
opinion is.

Dr. J. Rozencwajg, MD, PhD.
"The greatest enemy of any science is a closed mind"

Re: Heartfelt sadness (on topic)

Posted: Sun Nov 07, 2004 12:36 pm
by Angela Blaen
Yes, of course, I totally agree with you but I meant that we should be
prepared for a greater number of people needing our help as a result.
That has been our experience here. Of course, it coincides with the
onset of winter etc. but it is still an unusual phenomenon.

Dr Angela Blaen, BA, PhD, BRCP (Energy Medicine)
Director
The Assemblage Point Centre Ltd.
The Assemblage Point Association
The Energy Medicine Association
www.drangelablaen.com
www.assemblagepointcentre.com
www.assemblagepointassociation.com
www.energymedicineassociation.com
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