Re HIV

[Jeremy Crowley]

Hi Shannon
Impossible to say how he would have done on Thuja alone of course but I
cannot imagine it being better. The guy was scared to death, in a state of shock
with slightly staring 'opium looking' eyes. and I wanted to sort that out as
quickly as possible.
This is a based o a system developed by Lisa Monk taught to me by Robert
Davidson and David Howell at the College of Practical Homeopathy. Briefly you
treat symptoms in the order they happen, in rapid succession, rather than
working back from where we are now. It can be individualised over a persons whole
life, or it can be, as in this case, the emotions gone through in an instant,
Shock(aconite) I am going to die (arsenicum) I will be buried, eaten by
worms and separated from the world(stramonium) But I am not quite believing it is
happening (opium)
OK this may sound theoretical, in practice it works and works quickly.
Taking this to its logical conclusion I could have started with Thuja high
before this, as the state he was in before the shock, but I feel that this may
have stirred up his physical symptoms too quickly. This method can be very
powerful.
I treated the acute emotional state with high potencies and followed this
with low potency Thuja for the serious physical illness.
It worked
Jeremy

Hi Jeremy,

That's wonderful to hear about! But I'm curious why you did not feel that
the thuja alone would clear up his fears--I would have expected it to
(covers various sorts of fear and anxiety, including "anxiety about the
future", "fear of impending disease", "...of misfortune", "...of an
ordeal"...) I also wonder why give a high potency only one day to act? I
find it *really* hard to believe that he needed *all* of those remedies
(since I have never yet seen any "need" multiple remedies once the "right"
remedy was given).

The outcome sounds good, but I'm curious to understand the reasoning behind
the method?

(Perhaps you/he assume that a 6c would not reach into the level of the
fears, but in my experience if the remedy is correct, it *will*!)

Thanks for sharing this,
Shannon
on 12/6/04 7:14 AM, jeremycrowley@aol.com at jeremycrowley@aol.com wrote:

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[Simon King LCPH MARH]

Hi Jeremy,

do you have a copy of Lisa Monck's plan of rx relationships?
She put it up on the board ( at the CPH Midlands) but before I got a
chance to copy the whole thing we moved onto something else.
She referred to Rxs as cats and dogs ( acutes and chronics) how such
and such a Rx married such another rxc and what Rx s they got for
children.

regards

SK
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