Ants, termites and others
Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2005 9:58 am
Dear all,
it's been some times since this topic had been discussed - where I
obviously had opened a can of worms (or insects) without being able to
join in the discussion afterwards.
I have not been able to read all the mails about the sheds, so I just
want to share with you my view.
I had used Acidum formicicum 200C, 1 glob into a big amount of water.
Sprayed and sprinkled it onto the terrace (not on the ants!).
Ants moved away.
I didn't treat the ants.
What I did, from my point of view, was: changing the terrain.
By using a homoeopathic potency, I created a 'big shadow' of ants. We
know, that ants identify theself by their specific nest-odor. One with a
different odor from a different nest will get killed.
So, changing the terrain, the soil, by occupying it with another
'energetic' odor MAY have caused my ants to leave and look for another
place in my garden (there are many possiblities, as no
pesticides/herbicides or whatever are allowed there).
Possibly this idea worked only because of the territorial character of
the ants.
(Perhaps I'll ask them).
Is this idea new?
Surely not.
Our very own Constantine Hering uttered such thoughts already in 1833.
Did he?
He did.
In his article "Some comments about the Psorin", published in the Archiv
für Homöopathische Heilkunde" he writes (my translation):
"It would be possible, however, that potencies of the seed of a plant
could serve for the eradication of it, and if that was confirmed, it
would be easier to get the weed out of the gardens, especially lichen
and other eruptions easier from the trees. And what counts even more, in
the same way the living weed, all sorts of vermin, could be driven out,
e.g. the bugs, which would relieve some sighs of the healthy ones.
Certainly a bug potentized to X [meaning 30C; GR], and then some
globules into water, will quickly cure the inflammatin from the bite of
the other bugs, for this has been confirmed to me by other insects. What
concerns the other tormentors, the conclusion is not yet etirely
reliable; in short: only trial alone will teach. One has to do it. But
nobody should get angry with me, if it does not only go wrong, that is,
nothing happens and the effort was in vain, but even the opposite."
He goes on a few lines later:
" It doesn't concern homoepathy directly, but it concerns the important
law of opposition of life, and especially opposition against potencies,
especially the opposition against potencies of the own parts or
products. Even healthy humours and parts of the body, e.g of man, have a
mighty influence on him, as I have experienced through provings and
about which I'm going to speak more some time.."
All the best,
Gaby
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Gaby Rottler
Germany
rottler@curantur.de
http://www.curantur.de
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
it's been some times since this topic had been discussed - where I
obviously had opened a can of worms (or insects) without being able to
join in the discussion afterwards.
I have not been able to read all the mails about the sheds, so I just
want to share with you my view.
I had used Acidum formicicum 200C, 1 glob into a big amount of water.
Sprayed and sprinkled it onto the terrace (not on the ants!).
Ants moved away.
I didn't treat the ants.
What I did, from my point of view, was: changing the terrain.
By using a homoeopathic potency, I created a 'big shadow' of ants. We
know, that ants identify theself by their specific nest-odor. One with a
different odor from a different nest will get killed.
So, changing the terrain, the soil, by occupying it with another
'energetic' odor MAY have caused my ants to leave and look for another
place in my garden (there are many possiblities, as no
pesticides/herbicides or whatever are allowed there).
Possibly this idea worked only because of the territorial character of
the ants.
(Perhaps I'll ask them).
Is this idea new?
Surely not.
Our very own Constantine Hering uttered such thoughts already in 1833.
Did he?
He did.
In his article "Some comments about the Psorin", published in the Archiv
für Homöopathische Heilkunde" he writes (my translation):
"It would be possible, however, that potencies of the seed of a plant
could serve for the eradication of it, and if that was confirmed, it
would be easier to get the weed out of the gardens, especially lichen
and other eruptions easier from the trees. And what counts even more, in
the same way the living weed, all sorts of vermin, could be driven out,
e.g. the bugs, which would relieve some sighs of the healthy ones.
Certainly a bug potentized to X [meaning 30C; GR], and then some
globules into water, will quickly cure the inflammatin from the bite of
the other bugs, for this has been confirmed to me by other insects. What
concerns the other tormentors, the conclusion is not yet etirely
reliable; in short: only trial alone will teach. One has to do it. But
nobody should get angry with me, if it does not only go wrong, that is,
nothing happens and the effort was in vain, but even the opposite."
He goes on a few lines later:
" It doesn't concern homoepathy directly, but it concerns the important
law of opposition of life, and especially opposition against potencies,
especially the opposition against potencies of the own parts or
products. Even healthy humours and parts of the body, e.g of man, have a
mighty influence on him, as I have experienced through provings and
about which I'm going to speak more some time.."
All the best,
Gaby
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Gaby Rottler
Germany
rottler@curantur.de
http://www.curantur.de
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~