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Astrology & Tarot May 2013
Astrology Report by Danielle Benson, president of the Parapsychology Association of Riverside Tarot Report and Tidbit - by Anita Burns May Horoscopes 2013 by Danielle Benson Danielle Benson Aries - …
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Numbers by Design - MAY 2013
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Homeopathy and Personality
Written by Michele Iqbal
Who is the most important person in the world? Just use your imagination and think. Who is it? I’ll give you a hint. It is not the wealthiest, not the most influential and not the most important person in the world today.
Give up?
The most important person in the world today is defined by the letter “I”. The verb “to be” means to exist and take up space on the planet. The first person singular form of the verb “to be” is “I am”. “I am” defines that I exist. The word “I” defines the most important person in the world today.
Every individual person reacts to his environment as the most important person within that environment.
Since all of these potencies are available in health food stores in California and throughout the world, it would seem logical that all the potencies could be useful at some time or another—yet many people are confused about which potency is best for their particular problem.
Where Homeopathy Began
Written by Michele Iqbal
This is the first of a series of in-depth articles about Homeopathy by Dr. Iqbal
The founder of homeopathy, Samuel Hahnemann, was born on April 10th, 1755 at Meissen, in Saxony, Germany. He was the son of an Artisan, a porcelain painter. His childhood was humble, and he attended Meissen High School by becoming a servant in the house of one of the masters. Hahnemann received a classical education, and was a top student in the languages of Greek and Latin.
In 1775, at the age of twenty, Hahnemann started his studies of medicine in Leipsic. He made his living by giving instruction in German and French and by translating English books into German. In 1779, he received a degree as an M.D.
Homeopathy as a Natural Remedy
Written by Dr. Sally Cernie
Homeopathic practitioners are trained to repertorize (take a history of clients complaints, lifestyle and eating habits) the client--symptoms to form an educated conclusion as to the right remedy for the presenting symptoms.
Because each remedy can address so many different symptoms, it takes a good history to determine what will work best for that particular client.Yet, according to Dr. Iqbal, my teacher, there are remedies that just do what they do and that is the topic of todays article. Very much like keeping certain medicines in the medicine cabinet such as; aspirin, cough syrup, band-aids, etc. which are specific for certain situations.
Symptoms in Homeopathy
A basic premise of Homeopathy is remedies work because they trigger the body's own healing abilities.
The theory of Homeopathy was founded more than 200 years ago, by Dr. Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843), a German physician. During his intensive research and personal study, he concluded that when any substance––plant, animal or mineral––is taken in excess, the body responds with certain symptoms. When these substances are taken in a highly diluted form, they can relieve the same symptoms they originally induced at the higher dosage. The concept is "Like cures Like."A basic premise of Homeopathy is remedies work because they trigger the body's own healing abilities. Unlike antibiotics and other modern medicines designed to kill germs or inhibit their growth, Homeopathic remedies are thought to alter the conditions that make the body susceptible to infection.
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