The subject of this book is Homoeopathy and the elements of the periodic system. The remedy pictures of almost all the elements of the periodic system are described. In this theory every elements can be described the concepts of the series and the stage the element is in. A total picture is given of the periodic system as a spiral. Every wind of the spiral is a series of row. And every radiant is a stage or column. The spiral pictures the expanding consciousness : from the consciousness of the Ego in the beginning to that of the neighborhood, a village, a city, a country and in the end of the whole universe.
The legend of Robin Hood began more than 600 years ago. The man, if he existed
at all, lived even earlier. This title assesses the evidence for the
historical Robin Hood and finds that the tale originated with the yeomen and
hangers-on of the households of noblemen and gentry in the later Middle Ages.
This book describes the use of plants in homeopathy. The Plant theory is described, which gives a Periodic System of the Plant kingdom. The Plant theory is based on the Apg3 classification, the botanical classification mostly accepted by botanists. The Plant theory allows precise differential diagnosis of plants and prediction of remedy pictures of specific plants. What is different about this book is that, although other current books discuss plant remedies in families and modern classifications, here we set them out in their classification grouping, rather than alphabetically as in a Materia Medica. This way we can see the themes running through the various levels of the different orders. This gives us an overview similar to what we get from viewing the remedies in the periodic table of the elements according to their series and stage. This has been a major task of compilation following extensive experience in the clinic and the input of many people. But it is only a beginning. More information will be added as we discover it, and details will be refined as they become clear. And you, the reader, can help in this task by sending in your experiences too! Roger savage I think this is a magnificent book, its scope and depth of research and thought are extraordinary. It provides a wonderful blueprint for others to build on in the future. John Summerville
This is book is the result of analyzing the mineral content of 93 plants. 59 elements of the periodic table were analyzed. By analyzing the contents of minerals in plants we can see which minerals are comparatively high or low. Then we can compare the medicinal properties and the homeopathic pictures of a mineral high in a plant with the properties and pictures of that plant. Or we think of a mineral for a patient but the picture isnt fitting exactly we can in the table of that mineral and see which plants are having a high content of that mineral. Or we can project the picture of a plant or aspects of it from the contents of minerals. The result are striking and revealing. They often confirm the result of the former Minerals in Plants A new way of looking at the medical properties of plants. - Analysis of 59 elements. - Analysis of 93 plants. - Striking results. - Easy comparison between minral and plants remedies.
The Repertory of the Elements shows the information form the books of Jan Scholten Homeopathy and Minerals and Homeopathy and the Elements, combined with numerous additions from later discoveries. Its a very valuable source of information to find the information in these books. Furthermore its a good tool to learn the way of thinking of the Element Theory. It helps you to differentiate between the stages and series by showing the different nuances of them. Families This repertory has some special features. Most of the entries are families instead of remedies. For instance the rubric Homesick has the phosphoricums as an entry instead of phos. It helps you to think in families, which gives you a wider range of applying homeopathy. The second is the arrangement of the rubrics. Its done on the most informative concept, for instance mother instead of delusion. Theory Included are some articles on the theoretical background of repertories and suymptoms. The concept of Basic Symptoms makes makes the structure of symptoms clear and understandabkle. And the retrievel of symptoms more efficient.
