homeopathy

July 15, 2004

I can answer one small question raised by you, Steve, about the water

remembering all the different things it's been exposed to over time. What

makes a remedy homeopathic depends on how the substance is extracted. The

method involves a very rythmical shaking or pounding which leaves a

vibrational imprint in the water. So if a speck of dust lands in the remedy

after it's shaken, it wouldn't have the same effect. I guess if a speck of

dust was in the water at the time of shaking, or potentizing, it would

become part of the remedy.

I don't understand why vibratiion and life force are so upsetting to some

people. The whole world is based on rythmical vibrations. What makes our

hearts beat? And if we had no life force, we'd dissolve into a puddle of

water and minerals. There's the part of life we can see, which isn't the

life itself, and the part we can't see. We can't see our thoughts and

feelings, yet think how much they affect our health. Get angry, you tense

up and your heart rate increases. Get afraid, you sweat. Get embarrassed,

your face turns red. Get upset, your stomach hurts.

Then there's music and radio waves and electricity, on and on. So I'll

have to side with the other women on this one. Had to lend my support,

girls!

Heidi

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