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Gemstone Remedies in Homeopathy: A Simple Guide
Gemstone provings show that the remedies are one way to address deep issues like inner conflicts or emotional patterns.
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Recovering from Heartbreak
It would be wonderful if relationships always ended pleasantly but, people being people, that’s not the way it happens sometimes. Homeopathy helps with the emotional fallout.
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Saved by Homeopathy
Roger Daltrey, of The Who fame, has been a firm advocate for homeopathy ever since his baby son, seemingly close to death, was returned to health by a homeopathic remedy.
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From Hippy to Homeopath: the Story of Vaikunthanath das Kaviraj
Vaikunthanath das Kaviraj was one of the leading voices in the use of homeopathy for plants and soil. Here’s the story of his early days of progression into agrohomeopathy.
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Part 1: Homeopathy and AIDS – A Letter from Africa
It is hot today, perhaps 38C, but the morning was cool and crisp, and the Kilimanjaro had a fresh coat of snow to decorate its curves. As usual, there is no water or electricity but you get used to that.
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What is a Sarcode?
Sarcodes are a group of remedies drawn from the secretions, tissues or organs of healthy humans and animals. (In contrast, remedies prepared from diseased tissues or secretions are known as nosodes.) Sarcodes are prepared in a similar way to other homeopathic remedies by a process serial dilution and succussion called potentisation. They are another tool…
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Remedies for Disasters (Part 3)
To conclude our series on First Response Homeopathy we’ll look at some of the remedies that bring emotional healing for the psychological trauma inflicted by disasters.
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Part 2: Three cases of HIV/AIDS – Felician, Esther, and Mary
As antiretroviral therapy became less and less effective, life was more and more difficult for these three patients with HIV. Homeopathy made a difference.
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Are Bach Flowers Homeopathic?
The answer is yes, and no. Learn the what, when, and why of Bach flower remedies – how they’re similar to homeopathy, and the ways in which they are different.
