Here is an excerpt from the article found in the link below.

“It is a sobering thing to contemplate our government enacting an unjust law. An unjust law cannot be obeyed. In the face of an unjust law, an accommodation is not to be sought, especially by resorting to equivocal words and deceptive practices. If we face today the prospect of unjust laws, then Catholics in America, in solidarity with our fellow citizens, must have the courage not to obey them. No American desires this. No Catholic welcomes it. But if it should fall upon us, we must discharge it as a duty of citizenship and an obligation of faith.

It is essential to understand the distinction between conscientious objection and an unjust law. Conscientious objection permits some relief to those who object to a just law for reasons of conscience — conscription being the most well-known example. An unjust law is “no law at all.” It cannot be obeyed, and therefore one does not seek relief from it, but rather its repeal.”

The Bishops are describing how an unjust law is not to be obeyed, it is a “non-law”.  We should carefully reflect upon this, to say how many unjust laws do we have?  All the laws that have removed our God Given Liberties should be considered unjust.  All the laws that strike at the core of our constitution and nullify it should be considered unjust.  The bishops are reacting to their responsible realm of religious liberty; but there is a whole lot more that is at stake here, and a whole lot more that could fall under that category.  It is indeed our responsibility NOT to obey such laws.  This is what we need to be hearing around the world, in regards to injustice.

This applies to all our service men and women.  A just order – look at the orders that the Oath Keepers will not obey; this is exactly the same concept.

Here is a link to the article:   http://www.turtlebayandbeyond.org/2012/turtle-bay-un/us-bishops-issue-call-to-action-on-religious-freedom-an-unjust-law-cannot-be-obeyed/

It’s beautiful to behold, and I believe this will in some ways awaken the citizenry more.  We can only hope.

The only problem I had with the old books is that some of them have that musty smell, and others are in need of repair.  Luckily I had found a copy of book repair (conservation) manual at a librarian’s archive.  Here is the link: http://library.state.ak.us/hist/conman.html.  So I’m going to attain some of the supplies and fix them up.  I had worked in a library a few eons ago, so I have done some of this before.

Some general free reading links:

Openlibrary.org site; where you can read lots of books for free is awesome.

www.scribd.com is another “freebie” website; but it has the membership, and the ads etc. along with it, so it’s not my favorite.

The google free e-books you have to have a google account to log on.

Other good sources for good old books are flea markets; antique shops; rummage sales; and especially estate sales, you may find an entire library there and of course finally on-line book swaps etc.

Most of these are not “politically correct” obviously; they use terms we wouldn’t use today, but they are not meant to be insulting or used in a derogatory way, simply phrases and words used in this age.  They talk about God and the Christian heritage of our nation, things that were nixed out of our schools thanks to people like Madeline O’hare.  So depending on your leanings, like I took the medical books; you take what you like and leave the rest. But a treasure you will indeed find.  I think I would have enjoyed school much more in my younger years, if these were the words I had read instead of a dry list of facts devoid of character and richness of language.

Here are a “few”. Most have free copies you can read on-line; some you can copy.  Others if you want them you’ll have to find or buy them.

Happy Reading!  and Happy Learning!

• Learning to think, by Jacob Abott, lessons to assist the reflective and reasoning powers of children, 1855),  http://www.amazon.com/Learning-Think-Consisting-Entertaining-Reflective/dp/1437071937.  My copy was ripped and torn pages, but it was only $3  Here is the free e-book copy http://books.google.com/books/about/Learning_to_think.html?id=vsYRAAAAIAAJ

• The child’s book of nature. Worthington Hooker MD; 1886).. http://books.google.com/books?id=KMwMAAAAYAAJ&source=gbs_book_other_versions; this is an earlier edition   or http://www.alibris.com/search/books/qwork/8886016/used/The%20Child%27s%20Book%20of%20Nature  I found mine for about $6.  I personally love this one.

• Encyclopedia of practical information and useful formulary for every trade and profession by Robert Bradbury MD (1889)” had all sorts of fun recipes and techniques for every trade (its about 3 1/2 inches thick 779 pg.  8 x 11 inch pages); I saw this one on e-bay for over $200; not on the freebie sites; I found mine at an antique dealer for $5.  Afraid you may have to look for this at antique dealers or Craig’s list.  Or I’d better get busy typing it into the computer   With this age of a book; the copyright will be expired I believe.  I found a number of cool recipes for different trades; wood finishing, perfume, medicine etc.  It has the medical department, trades department, agriculture department, household department, business department, mineral department, educational department and miscellaneous department.   It had elixirs; how to treat dislocations, broken bones etc.  wine recipes, hair oils, perfumes.  Many of the recipes I’d never use because they have things like quinine (used to treat malaria), opium and other highly regulated items; but others are made from herbs readily available. There was the table to calculate how many bricks you needed to build a house.  There were laws of apprenticeship and other business agreements etc.  It is quite fascinating.

• The book: Famous Frontiersmen Pioneers & Scouts by E.G. Cattermole; Chicago, donohue Brothers. circ 1890.  Here is a free read copy ; http://openlibrary.org/books/OL7120705M/Famous_frontiersmen_pioneers_and_scouts.  This is precisely the copy I have; very engaging; the author cites it is as historically accurate as possible.

• Maces school history of the United States:  William H. Mace (1904) http://net.ondemandbooks.com/google/2X8AAAAAYAAJ or free e-book here: http://books.google.com/books/about/A_school_history_of_the_United_States.html?id=2X8AAAAAYAAJ

• Young People’s History of the World:  Charles Morris (1902).  http://www.archive.org/stream/schoolhistoryofu00morr#page/8/mode/2up – now this one is not the one I have, but a different version of it.  Mine is “the last 100 years”.  Because of this man’s later praise of Teddy Roosevelt; I am not certain of this books’ slant if there is one (I haven’t read it all yet).  There are many more books written by this man on the pages of the library; so I’d have to read more to be sure.

• Student’s History of the United States:  Edward Channing (1901).  http://openlibrary.org/books/OL7220309M/A_student%27s_history_of_the_United_States.  This is the same edition; printed in 1902. free reading online.

• Writing and Thinking:  By Norman Foerster & JM Steadman Jr. (1952). ww.alibris.com/booksearch?qwork=7321768  This was a recommended read by http://clear-writing-with-mr-clarity.blogspot.com “Review your grammar book. If you are serious about writing, you will own one. I recommend Writing and Thinking, by Norman Foerster and J. M. Steadman, Jr.”  I got my copy for about $2 at a local antique place.

• Student History of the United States:  John Bach McMaster (1897).  Free downloadable copy, multiple formats; they suggest donations to keep the service going http://manybooks.net/titles/mcmaster11311131311313-8.html

• New Practice Book in English Composition:  Alfred M. Hitchcock (1914).  This free edition is the earlier edition of this work.  At openlibrary.org Mr. Hitchcock has numerous books, some on rhetoric and literature that would be good to explore as well, here is the link http://openlibrary.org/works/OL7572593W/A_practice-book_in_English_composition

• The Oxford Book of English Verse Sir. Arthur Quiller Couch (no date in book) “This anthology, the standard collection of English verse from the thirteenth century to the close of the First World War. Concentrating for the most part on lyrical poetry, Quiller-Couch held firmly to the belief that old favorites deserved their place as much as new discoveries.”  http://www.alibris.com/search/books/qwork/10886623/used/The%20Oxford%20Book%20of%20English%20Verse%201250%20-%201900%20-%20Volume%20II.  I could not find a version of this in the freebies.

• Introduction to English Literature, Painter (1894-1906)  http://www.bonanza.com/listings/INTRODUCTION-TO-ENGLISH-LITERATURE-1894-PAINTER/13548430; here is a free e-book copy http://books.google.com/books/about/Introduction_to_English_literature_with.html?id=NDJIAAAAIAAJ you can try it here too http://books.google.com/books/reader?id=NDJIAAAAIAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&pg=GBS.PP1

• The problem and practice arithmetics third book:  Smith Luse Morss (1930).  http://www.amazon.com/Problem-Practice-Arithmetics-Second-Book/dp/B000AXQANI/ref=sr_1_27?ie=UTF8&qid=1334712828&sr=8-27.  Couldn’t find a free copy of this one.

• Trees that every child should know.  Julia E. Rogers (1909).  Free e-book http://happyheartsathome.blogspot.com/2009/01/free-homeschool-ebook-trees-that-every.html – this happy hearts at home seems to have a lot of free stuff for homeschoolers as well, so you could take some time to check out the other books she shares.
• This is a companion book to the above,  Every Child should know Earth and Sky by the same Author Julia E. Rogers (1910) (geology etc.) Excellent reading free e-book.  http://www.gutenberg.org/files/32598/32598-h/32598-h.htm

• Baldwins Readers, Fourth and Fifth years combined (1897).  http://books.google.com/books?id=FJUAAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ViewAPI#v=onepage&q&f=false.  “The paramount object of this book…is to help the pupil become a good reader”.

• The modern physician, A new encyclopedia of Medical knowledge.  Victor Robinson PhC MD (1934).  One caveat to this book is that it is old school; BUT there are some really good ideas in it. If you are not sure what is bad or good, you can go with the more modern stuff; but I’ve learned enough about medicine, that I feel comfortable sorting the good from the not so useful (e.g. antiquated procedures and equipment).  You won’t find some of this stuff in modern books either, so just be aware.  Much has changed since this time; but the encyclopedia of terms of the day is very useful to me; there is a section on tuburculosis, typhus and other diseases of that era; and how they treated the disease etc. http://www.alibris.com/search/books/qwork/4421931/used/Modern%20home%20physician

• Shorter Course in Civil Government, Calvin Townsend (1875). This one you could find at the library.  I got my copy for $4 at the antique dealer.  Otherwise here is the amazon link:   http://www.amazon.com/Shorter-Course-Civil-Government-Convenience/dp/1436951615/ref=sr_1_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1334714645&sr=1-3

My own infant’s response to homeopathic Borax 30C for her thrush was amazing; initial aggravation (worsening of symptoms) and resolution within a few days. That is what got me started using homeopathy.  When the pharmacist told me absolutely under no circumstances let my 3 month old swallow the nystatin (drug) the doctor told me to put in her mouth I reasoned then I won’t put it in her mouth then either; I had to look for alternatives. She went from having mouth lesions and crying hysterically with the inability to nurse to an initial aggravation of increased crying, but sleeping within 15 minutes and eating comfortably the next time she nursed and healed ulcers in 2 days.  Her older cousin with the same problem took the nystatin and took months to heal.

Homeopathic Antimonium Tartaricum 30C was used when after a week of coughing up clear mucus came a sudden onset of shortness of breath.  No longer able to cough up anything; the mucus was frothy and clear, tight chest and the desire to go to the Emergency Room from shortness of breath.  After one dose and 15 minutes (she could take it every 15 minutes x 3 if needed)  the airway opened, she was coughing up clear mucus and no longer short of breath.  Felt fine again.  No emergency room needed.  Her complaint resolved in a couple of days.  You can always give something on the way to the ER; that way you are covered and take adequate action for the severity of the illness when applicable.  The initial homeopaths all had MD degrees as well.  The ones from India are still trained this way, but because of the competition it was forbidden in the United States to continue this co-education in the middle 1900’s.

Homeopathy respects and follows the laws of nature while at the same time is firmly rooted in philosophy and science through its development by reproducible experiments and inductive reasoning.  It has proven over time to be consistent in treating in the sick, the indicated symptoms from medicines given to healthy people.

Homeopathy’s effectiveness increases as its apparent physical strength (chemical) decreases; yet it still acts profoundly on infants, animals and plants (who can’t respond to placebo) as well as adults and children.  And in skillful hands it also works almost miraculously in serious infectious disease, and as a result the placebo effect is highly unlikely.  It is like the millionth of a micron that can cause death in a peanut allergy patient, only a whiff in the air.  In the same way a person can be sensitive to a substance that causes harm, so also they are sensitive to their susceptible medicine; when properly prepared, the millionth of a micron of the remedy heals.

Homeopathic philosophy is very simple.  The symptoms already existing in a person can be treated or cured by a medicine that causes those same symptoms when given to a healthy person.  This is called the law of similars or like cures like.  To further evaluate this effect, Dr. Hahnemann and his colleagues took medicines and carefully observed their effects to find what medicines could cure.

Dr. Hahnemann further established an effective way of using experiments and inductive reasoning to develop a method, and validate homeopathy’s effectiveness. Operating under this philosophy of similars, experiments and clinical use by him and his medical colleagues, Hahnemann demonstrated that similar medicines, in crude form (or unchanged), have toxic and therapeutic effects.  They helped disease, but also caused great and troubling aggravations of the illness and other unrelated side effects.  He then diluted the medicines, which reduced the side effects but also the beneficial effect. Dr. Hahnemann eventually invented the process of potentization or dynamization where he diluted the medicines by precise amounts (such as one drop material to 9 drops alcohol ) and then added kinetic energy with each dilution by succussion (10x) (succussion = hitting the vial against a solid object; like a hardcover book with the strength of dropping it to the floor).  This would be done over and over to dilute it further, such as one drop of the first solution would be added to 9 drops of alcohol and succussed 10 times for a 2x (power of 10) remedy.  (Ref 10)

Using this method it became apparent by clinical use and experimentation that homeopathic medicines only cure if they are prescribed based on the doctrine of similars, and were precisely diluted with the addition of kinetic energy after each dilution (dynamization). The micro doses only become actively curative when they are made this way.  And because the substance is diluted beyond its physical presence in the medicine, yet its consistent and observable actions become stronger the more times dynamization is repeated, this process must transmit and amplify some of the unique energy of the original substance to the neutral solution it is dissolved in.( Ref 10).  And this energy then strengthens the healing principle (immune system, prana, vital force there are many names for it) of the person who then cures their own disease.  Dilution alone and succussion alone do not create this effect; only together.  This may have to do with the structure of water (where it stores and transfers energy), resonance and the transfer of energy between 2 storage modalities (such as kinetic and potential energy – which would explain the kinetic energy requirement) or a combination of them both. The exact mechanism is still being theorized, but the effects are consistently observed in patients and experiments.

So by diluting to the point of no physical substance left this process makes even poisons safe to use as medicines.  In fact the most deep and profound healing medicines are the poisons, because they will treat the symptoms they cause in toxicity; which are severe enough to cause death.  Some examples include arsenicum (arsenic) mercurius (mercury) and many types of venom from snakes, frogs and other poisonous creatures.  While we do not yet fully understand this process scientifically, “unique properties of the remedies have also been identified that may give more clues to the exact principles at work”. (Ref 10).

It has also been hypothesized that the remedies operate by the principle of resonance, that by administering the medicine with a frequency that resonates with the frequency the person is exhibiting at the moment (collective symptoms), you increase the energetic strength of the healing principle of the person (two tuning forks that are next to each other of the same frequency; you strike one and the other starts to vibrate).  So it increases the person’s healing energy and therefore his ability to heal himself.

Thus it is a method that utilizes the observed laws of nature (resonance; similars) following nature’s example (cause same symptoms are exhibiting) and thus imitating it to heal (because Nature to be commanded, must be obeyed:  Francis Bacon).  It operates under strict guidelines and methods when it produces brilliant results.  It allows even dangerous materials to be made safely into helpful medicines, and utilizes all of creation to heal.  It is inexpensive, safe and deep acting.  It acts on the entirety of man; mental, emotional and physical to bring the entire body and mind into balance. 

1. Help! And Homeopathy, Eileen Nauman DHM, EMT, Blue Turtle Pub, Cottonwood AZ, (1998). (excellent advice for medical stabilization; awaiting ambulance and homeopathic remedy helps; be aware of her spiritual context in some cases at the end are not traditional philosophy in homeopathy)
2. Homeopathy for farm and garden, Toward A Homoeopathic Agriculture;  Vaikunthanath das Kaviraj; Mark Moodie Publications, Gloucester UK, (2006).  (only text for agriculture and plants so far).
3. Discovering Homeopathy, Dana Ullman PhD, North Atlantic Books, Berkely California (1988).
4. The Healing Crisis Bruce Fife ND, Piccadilly books Ltd; Colorado Springs, CO; (2010). (not homoepathy; but excellent understanding of how the body naturally  heals)
5. The logic of figures or comparative results of Homeopathic and other treatments,   Bradford,  Dr.Thomas Lindsley (1847-1918)/ Ullman discovering homeopathy pp 126 – 127.
6. The Life and Trials of Gaston Naessens, The Galileo of the microscope; Bird, Christopher; Les Presses de l’Universite de la Personne Inc; Quebec Canada; (1990).
7. Introduction to Homoeopathic Prescribing, S.M. Gunavante B.Jain Pub, New Delhi India, (2002)
8. Homeopathy Medicine of the New Man, George Vithoulkas Simon & Schuster Pub, New York, (1979).
9. Homeopathic Science and Modern Medicine, the physics of healing with microdoses, Dr. Harris L. Coulter, North Atlantic Books, Berkeley California, (1980).
10. Homeopathy, Medicine for the New Millennium, George Vithoulkas (1932 – ),  International Academy of Classical Homeopathy, UK (1985). (complete introduction)
11. Organon of the Medical Art 6^th ed, Dr. Samuel Hahnemann (1755 – 1843), ed O’Reilly Birdcage Books, Palo Alto California (1996).
12. The Rife Handbook of Frequency Therapy with a Holistic Health Primer, Nenah Sylver, PhD; Desert Gate Productions LLC, Phoenix AZ, (2009).
13. The Blood and its Third Anatomical Element, Antoine Beauchamp (1816 – 1908); Metropolis Inc. USA/Australia. (original 1912, reprint 2002).
14. Homeopathic Dictionary and Holistic Health Reference 4^th ed.  Jay Yasgur R. Ph, M. Sc.; Van Hoy Pub. (2004). [many items in the repertory and old medical terms not used often now so it’s good for translation!] or just understanding.
15. The Principles and Art of Cure by Homeopathy, Herbert A. Roberts MD, B.Jain Publishers, New Delhi, India, (2004).
16. Homeopathy in Organic Livestock Production; Glen Dupree D.V.M, Acres USA,(2010). (good, but gets into the beliefs of too many people and sustainability e.g. globalist/environmentalist beliefs); he’s spoken in lectures some excellent ways of how to examine the “non-talking” patient which is helpful in animals, the severely ill or infants and children.
17. Lectures on Homeopathic Philosophy, James Tyler Kent MD (1849 – 1916), North Atlantic Books, Berkeley California, (1900).
18. The Science of Homeopathy, George Vithoulkas, Grove Press Books, New York, New York (1980).
19. A New Model for Health and Disease, George Vithoulkas, Heath and Habitat, Mill Valley, CA (1991).
20. William Henry Schwartz MD; Homeopathy; vol V, 1936, pp 15-18/Vithoulkas Medicine for the new Millennium pp107 – 108

(http://hpathy.com/ask-george-vithoulkas/answers-by-george-vithoulkas-april-2008/

The remedies act to heal the whole man, instead of target tissues and organs the remedies act on the healing principle of the person, which permeates their whole being.  So the remedies act on all facets of human experience; physical, emotional, and psychological, to help man create total equilibrium in natures own way and at the speed to which his body is capable of healing with the least amount of distress.

Homeopathic philosophy trusts the created wisdom of the body and its communications (symptoms) and its created ability to heal itself when given the necessary raw materials (healthy food, nutrition, exercise etc.).  Symptoms are viewed as the body’s inherent best effort in protecting itself and generally beneficial (although can be life threatening in a crisis and need to be addressed), so medicines that cause symptoms similar to what the body is already communicating resonates with the current body frequency (or symptom state) and amplifies its effect –Then the body responds in an equal and opposite manner (Newtons 3^rd law of motion), to maintain equilibrium, and symptoms are relieved.  (Ref 16)

Modern “anti” drugs (antihistamines etc.) push the body off balance and inhibit the body’s natural protective mechanisms.  In order to maintain equilibrium the body responds in equal and opposite manner, thus causing the symptoms to return, necessitating repeating drugs, and increasing dosages as the body’s equilibrium response becomes stronger than the “anti” drug or nullifying its effect altogether, necessitating using multiple of the same class of drug or alternative stronger “anti” drugs.  The drug also becomes metabolized by the body; which it does so because the body does not perceive the need for the medicine (like how your body gets rid of toxins and other extra water soluble vitamins it doesn’t need).

This applies to all substances that suppress the body’s response or alter conditions in any way (even over the counter drugs or some herbs).  If this change in internal environment is externally stimulated by substances not in harmony with what the body is doing, it will induce a corrective response by the body to reach equilibrium.  An antihistamine can stimulate a greater histamine response once it wears off or is metabolized, for example (more swelling, stuffier nose than before the medicine); the “rebound” effect or “addictive nature” of medicines; especially nasal sprays.  If the person’s immune system is sufficiently depressed (with disease or by drugs that suppress it e.g. steroids, antihistamines, and anti-inflammatory drugs) they will not have a strong counter-action of the body because they are limited in their ability to mount any such response.  It also means that all functions of the body that require repair or balancing will also be limited and suppressed because that is also its function.  Sometimes it becomes necessary however to use external means of manipulation to preserve life, in which case allopathy is much appreciated.

You also know the effectiveness of healing of a medicine by the fact that you DO NOT have to take it forever!  If you have to continually take a drug or herb always, this is only palliating the symptoms and is not truly curative.  If a homeopathic remedy is used over a few years and completely rids you of the problem.  This is curative.  If the medicine can only help you with symptoms and you have to always take it, it is palliative.  Even with natural medicines, I evaluate them by this point; if it means I’ll have to take it forever and I don’t feel generally stronger and healthier, it’s not working toward a cure and only alleviates or palliates the symptoms and I do not take it.  Eventually you should not need it.  The only exception to this rule is the need for additional vitamins and minerals, because of the massive depletion of soils and reduction of nutrients in our food, and conditions where organ failure or replacement therapy is necessary (e.g. thyroid hormone etc.)

Homeopathy focuses on the singular medicine to generate the body’s own healing power to remedy all that ails it.  The entire healing principle is stimulated and therefore the entire man can begin to be brought back into balance.  If more medicines are used at one time the healing principle of the body is sent in varied directions and its strength is then divided (creates dissonance).  It is also the better way to identify what is healing the person experimentally (only one variable changed).  When one symptom picture is healed and another presents itself, another different remedy may be needed, the symptoms must be within the remedy’s mode of action for the same remedy to be needed.  If the current disease does not get better, and new symptoms appear, these new symptoms are clues to a clearer indicator of the medicine needed.

Homeopathy is inexpensive and readily available in heath food stores around the country and on-line.  An initial consultation can range from $90 to $300 for two hours with a homeopath, compare $120 for 10 minutes x 12 (2 hours) = $1440 for 2 hours; and check ups or acute care visits can be 30 minutes for  around $40 to $80.  The remedies are about $7 for 80 pellets or 40 doses.  You can also get kits of 30 to 50 most common remedies for around $120 vs. ($7 x 50 = $350). The vial says to take 5 pellets; but only two are necessary and only one if you create and use a liquid remedy; which I will be  discussing how to make in a later post (“the homeopathic remedies”), and was the preferred method of use by Hahnemann late in his development of homeopathy.

It also focuses on the minimum or smallest dose, for the fewest repetitions (sometimes only one dose in acute cases), and the shortest duration of time.  The homeopath does his/her job if you see them less over time as your body increases the strength of its healing principle you should be able to handle things without help (or distress).  You should become more familiar with their use and become more independent in minor complaints and illnesses.

There is often a connection between the substance of the remedy, its environment and the symptoms it will treat [Doctrine of Signatures].  In understanding the source and qualities of the remedy, you can understand why it treats what it does.  This relationship creates in the mind connections and reasonableness to help you remember what it works for.  Homeopathy is not founded on this discipline, but it is often found to be helpful in remembering the remedies.  For example Arnica Montana grows in peat, so it thrives in decay and damage; so its action is strong in injury that causes bleeding/bruising/cell damage and septic (blood poisoning) conditions.  It grows in the mountains; an animal would fall into it being injured by the fall and chew on its leaves for relief.  A person who needs arnica will push themselves beyond what they should to “survive” [is ingrained into many soldiers in order to survive battle].  They may not want to be touched for fear of pain by touching them, and an arnica mental state will in great debility say “there is nothing wrong with me; go away” (this is shock).  Prisma by Frans Vermeulen is a beautifully descriptive volume of great depth from multiple disciplines on remedies; where they come from; what they have been used for in the past, scientific data on them, herbal use and lore etc. to enlighten a person in their use.

The next installment will discuss what health is.

1. Help! And Homeopathy, Eileen Nauman DHM, EMT, Blue Turtle Pub, Cottonwood AZ, (1998). (excellent advice for medical stabilization; awaiting ambulance and homeopathic remedy helps; be aware of her spiritual context in some cases at the end are not traditional philosophy in homeopathy)
2. Homeopathy for farm and garden, Toward A Homoeopathic Agriculture;  Vaikunthanath das Kaviraj; Mark Moodie Publications, Gloucester UK, (2006).  (only text for agriculture and plants so far).
3. Discovering Homeopathy, Dana Ullman PhD, North Atlantic Books, Berkely California (1988).
4. The Healing Crisis Bruce Fife ND, Piccadilly books Ltd; Colorado Springs, CO; (2010). (not homoepathy; but excellent understanding of how the body naturally  heals)
5. The logic of figures or comparative results of Homeopathic and other treatments,   Bradford,  Dr.Thomas Lindsley (1847-1918)/ Ullman discovering homeopathy pp 126 – 127.
6. The Life and Trials of Gaston Naessens, The Galileo of the microscope; Bird, Christopher; Les Presses de l’Universite de la Personne Inc; Quebec Canada; (1990).
7. Introduction to Homoeopathic Prescribing, S.M. Gunavante B.Jain Pub, New Delhi India, (2002)
8. Homeopathy Medicine of the New Man, George Vithoulkas Simon & Schuster Pub, New York, (1979).
9. Homeopathic Science and Modern Medicine, the physics of healing with microdoses, Dr. Harris L. Coulter, North Atlantic Books, Berkeley California, (1980).
10. Homeopathy, Medicine for the New Millennium, George Vithoulkas (1932 – ),  International Academy of Classical Homeopathy, UK (1985). (complete introduction)
11. Organon of the Medical Art 6^th ed, Dr. Samuel Hahnemann (1755 – 1843), ed O’Reilly Birdcage Books, Palo Alto California (1996).
12. The Rife Handbook of Frequency Therapy with a Holistic Health Primer, Nenah Sylver, PhD; Desert Gate Productions LLC, Phoenix AZ, (2009).
13. The Blood and its Third Anatomical Element, Antoine Beauchamp (1816 – 1908); Metropolis Inc. USA/Australia. (original 1912, reprint 2002).
14. Homeopathic Dictionary and Holistic Health Reference 4^th ed.  Jay Yasgur R. Ph, M. Sc.; Van Hoy Pub. (2004). [many items in the repertory and old medical terms not used often now so it’s good for translation!] or just understanding.
15. The Principles and Art of Cure by Homeopathy, Herbert A. Roberts MD, B.Jain Publishers, New Delhi, India, (2004).
16. Homeopathy in Organic Livestock Production; Glen Dupree D.V.M, Acres USA,(2010). (good, but gets into the beliefs of too many people and sustainability e.g. globalist/environmentalist beliefs); he’s spoken in lectures some excellent ways of how to examine the “non-talking” patient which is helpful in animals, the severely ill or infants and children.
17. Lectures on Homeopathic Philosophy, James Tyler Kent MD (1849 – 1916), North Atlantic Books, Berkeley California, (1900).
18. The Science of Homeopathy, George Vithoulkas, Grove Press Books, New York, New York (1980).
19. A New Model for Health and Disease, George Vithoulkas, Heath and Habitat, Mill Valley, CA (1991).

There have been many “heretics” that have left the ranks after experience has created cognitive dissonance.  One of my favorites is Dr. Robert Mendelsohn, and his “confessions of a medical heretic” and “How to have a healthy child in spite of your doctor”.  All you have to do is open your eyes and be open to the truth no matter how painful.   You can see alarming trends in death, damage and disease from medical treatments, just like in the 1800’s, alongside wonderful surgeries and saving of life; its almost a paradox.  You can also see the concerted efforts to dissuade people from using natural approaches or alternative methods.

This “heretical path” is the path Dr. Hahnemann took.  He couldn’t abide by the cognitive dissonance so he took the path that unbiased observation and careful experimentation lead him down, despite its painful and consequential results from many of his peers, utter rejection and chastisement.  Yet he still continued; because he had opened a door he was driven to walk through, that unbiased and unconcerned observation, thrusted him through, and we have the gift of homeopathy as a result.  How many other therapies that are truly gentle and most effective are we missing, because the status quo must be maintained at all costs?  Even to the tune of millions per year who die from the status quo?

Don’t even get me started on the hypocrisy, double standards and injustice of this medical system, where millions die each year from unnecessary surgery, complications, hospital acquired infections, correct use of drugs, drug interactions, etc. etc.  yet even if one were to fall ill or heaven forbid possibly die from a herb or “supplement” they (the establishment) want immediate action, regulation and removal from the market.  How many years does it take to remove a hastily approved drug with high death tolls?  Too long. [example: Avandia]; physicans are hard pressed to even attribute changes in a persons health to a drug (especially the sacred cow vaccines) it’s “old age” or something ridiculous like that; so more drugs are prescribed to take care of the new symptom as well.  What a racket! This is all done under the convenient umbrella of “protecting the public”.  This, my friends is a tyrannical and unjust mechanism.  Why is it ok to die at their hands but not even get sick using another modality (even if you did it to yourself by not reading the label!).  Why are we not the arbiters of our own destiny and in control of our own bodies and health choices?  They believe again that we are the military; that we do not have sovereignty over our own bodies because of the “public good”.  We do not possibly know enough about ourselves to make even a generally good choice for our health.  They are the “experts”.  What is that quote about an individual’s  best choices for himself are better for society that the choice of a few for all.?

About vaccines, why do we have to use only their ideas, which involve more and more drugs?  Like how about focus on health and improving the internal terrain of the body so it doesn’t support disease of any sort, not just reduce susceptibility to infections disease?  I mean homeopathy was kicking the butt of those diseases many years ago – prior to antibiotics why can’t that be another choice we can make in acute conditions?  Why should they have absolute say in what is “good” or “not good” for the public?  It is only one very limited perspective on disease and health.  “Public Health” is a leviathan and has woven its tentacles in all aspects of our lives (more of this soon because of the healthcare bill); now that the state is paying for our healthcare they control our bodies and what we can heal them with (just like the military men).  They keep pushing and have taken the extreme view of “allowing” us only certain amounts of salt to be served to us at restaurants in certain places (thanks to the first lady).  More and more control all under the wonderful umbrella of “public health”.  They in reality should be in charge of public sanitation and that’s about it.  Epidemics could be managed by physician/other modality cooperatives which share information on what essential oils, herbs, homeopathic medicines etc. are working or have worked on a similar condition in the past.  We shouldn’t be limited by the drug companies to have them as the only answer to our medical problems; and if their answer doesn’t work we are SOL and have to accept death or injury as a result of “can’t do anything further” because nothing else is allowed public discourse.  I refuse to accept that answer because I know it is not the only answer.  I choose to live outside their box and not be limited by it.

And how about the sheer number of vaccines they are pumping into people?  Surely, even if a single vaccine is ok for a person to detoxify, the antifreeze, mercury, aluminum, etc. in it, how about the cumulative effects of now 35 of them before they are teens (and more on the way and in development all the time)?  What about the never leaving the body accumulation of these things?  Not to mention the use of chicken, pig, human embryo, and other proteins that can trigger immune problems later or cross the human/animal barrier for disease because of direct injection into the body.  These things should be questioned and investigated thoroughly before ANY new ones are added and maybe decrease them to pre-1980 levels to see if all these diseases (like autism etc.) decline.

If I only accept what I am told by the box of modern medicine and simply roll over in resignation I am missing a great opportunity to grow and with great hope even to heal myself if it is God’s will.  This all seems like common sense to me now, but it is only because over time I have removed the fear programming they have put in place against choosing another modality for any reason.  It’s almost like leaving an abusive relationship for a good one; it’s so different, so strange, so scary and suddenly I have to take the responsibility for my own health instead of always asking someone else.  Your fear of the unknown can seem greater than the pain of the moment so you usually remain with the familiar no matter how great the suffering; we must break this.  Many people also do not want to take any responsibility for their predicament. “ I don’t want to change how I live, just give me a pill”.  This is a fatal mistake! The impatient and instant gratification society finds difficulty with what it takes to truly be well.

It takes great courage and fortitude to change, you need to find a support when those inevitable days of doubt come; and some cases are very appropriate for allopathic care, if you want you can “double check” with your doctor, but don’t expect any kind of encouragement.  I had to read and learn and grow in my knowledge of myself and listen to my body.  My medical training helped, but all those years of indoctrination and practice habits create a definite path in the brain and to create new paths, and allowing new ideas and methods to take root is like reformatting the hard drive of your brain; it’s very perceptible, takes work and can be difficult.  But as I read more foundational material (Beuchamp, Naessens, Rife etc.) this made more sense to me and answered all the unanswerable questions of the current paradigm.  It brought peace to my understanding and once I read the high levels of success of homeopathic remedies in the epidemics of the past, when antibiotics are failing at an alarming rate and we are told that we just have to accept it I say “rubbish”!  Embrace the new medicine, which is the old medicine (take care of the body and it will take care of you) and breathe a sigh of relief.

But just to be clear about the agenda of the elite regarding us “common folk”, wars, vaccines and “health care”, you only need to listen to their own words.

“In order to stabilize world population, we must eliminate 350,000 people per day. It is a horrible thing to say, but it is just as bad not to say it.”

- Jacques Cousteau,  1991 UNESCO

“Society has no business to permit degenerates to reproduce their kind…. Any group of farmers who permitted their best stock not to breed, and let all the increase come from the worst stock, would be treated as fit inmates for an asylum…. Some day we will realize that the prime duty, the inescapable duty of the good citizens of the right type is to leave his or her blood behind him in the world; and that we have no business to permit the perpetuation of citizens of the wrong type.”  [and just who do you think they believe the “right type” is?  Certainly not us who would challenge their beliefs and actions! ]

- Theodore Roosevelt to Charles B. Davenport, January 3, 1913

“I do not pretend that birth control is the only way in which population can be kept from increasing… War… has hitherto been disappointing in this respect, but perhaps bacteriological war may prove more effective. If a Black Death could be spread throughout the world once in every generation survivors could procreate freely without making the world too full… The state of affairs might be somewhat unpleasant, but what of that? Really high-minded people are indifferent to happiness, especially other people’s… There are three ways of securing a society that shall be stable as regards population. The first is that of birth control, the second that of infanticide or really destructive wars, and the third that of general misery except for a powerful minority…”

-         Bertrand Russell, THE IMPACT OF SCIENCE ON SOCIETY 1953

“In the event that I am reincarnated, I would like to return as a deadly virus, in order to contribute something to solve overpopulation.”–Prince Philip

“Depopulation should be the highest priority of U.S. foreign policy towards the Third World.” (this is for) reasons of national security, and because the U.S. economy will require large and increasing amounts of minerals from abroad, especially from less-developed countries … Wherever a lessening of population can increase the prospects for such stability, population policy becomes relevant to resources, supplies and to the economic interests of U.S.” —Henry Kissinger [this greedy man is truly imperialistic and evil; this is the basis of all our “aid to the third world; food for sterilization etc”.].

And now my personal favorite Bill Gates:  “First we´ve got population. Now, the world today has 6.8 billion people. That´s headed up to about nine billion. Now, if we do a really great job on new vaccines, health care, reproductive health services, we could lower that by, perhaps, 10 or 15 percent [ that’s 900 million to 1.35 billion deaths they WANT  TO CREATE using wars, healthcare, vaccines and purposeful plagues)!], but there we see an increase of about 1.3.”–Bill Gates (watch him say it for yourself here: www.youtube.com/watch  This is the guy who is experimenting with vaccines he can aerosolize and spray everyone with (chemtrails anyone?).  Anyone have a guess to his intent?  Think about that next time you buy anything Microsoft makes; you are funding a man who wants to and is spreading death to the world.  You fund your own ruin and demise. (He’s not the only one doing this just check out the council on foreign relations and all their supporters in the corporate world)

You can watch a video expose of our current White House Science Czar, Dr. John P. Holdren who wrote in his book, Eco-Science, that human population should be reduced to levels of around 1 billion.   www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyK3o-fl27k&feature=player_embedded#at=43

History of Medicine: (from http://www.healingwatersclinic.com/articles/HistoryofMedicine.html)

1000 AD: — “Here, eat this herb.”
1700: — “That herb is an old wives’ tale; take this elixir.”
1900: – “That elixir is quackery; take this pill.”
1960: — “That pill doesn’t do any good; take this antibiotic.”
2000: – “That antibiotic isn’t safe [doesn’t work]; take this herb.”

The cycle is returning once again to more natural therapies because it’s obvious the others aren’t curative, only palliate (to ease symptoms) [even though they are the only ones who can claim that they can cure anything legally; what an irony!].

To observe without prejudice is to see mankind from a health perspective (especially western civilization) becoming progressively weaker with each generation under the current medical care paradigm, despite all the money thrown at it.  Some of the broad spectrum problems include:

• More psychological problems;not taught coping techniques, or how to reason; identify and solve problems; our relationships are poor because we spend all our time plugged in, we don’t even know anything about our neighbors (in a good way; our relationships with them are limited in most cases), and the establishment’s answer is of course more drugs!
•  There are vague and new diseases cropping up:  Chronic Fatigue etc.
• Disease is more prevalent in the population (high rates of many chronic diseases, very rare is someone not taking some form of drug.
• Diseases are more resistant to treatment (antibiotic resistance)
• Chronic disease presents itself at earlier and earlier ages; our children will be less well than their parents or grandparents.
• Lower fertility rates; may couples are finding themselves unable to have children (many people would applaud this, but it is a sign of deterioration of general health).

These deteriorations can be explained by many things;

• The physical degeneration of our population according to Weston A Price’s “Nutrition and physical degeneration”; in other words you are what you eat e.g. “junk” and it doesn’t provide enough for health maintenance or regeneration (fertility).
• The consistent use of drugs that only palliate and do not fix the source of the problem, that in turn causes more disease.
• Chronic use of neurotoxins, pesticides, herbicides and its collective effect on us and our environment (toxic load)
• The negative effects of too much stress, limited contentment [cultivated by keeping up with the joneses] and  not enough rest
• The effects of poor or diminishing relationships and waning support systems [using the state instead of forging our own support systems or becoming self sufficient – stress reduces the vitality of the immune system].
• The electromagnetic effects of high EMF fields we are constantly around every day adding stress to our bodies.
• Chronic gut problems; bad digestion, poor absorption, chronic inflammation; that are reducing the 70% of our immune system significantly.

There are more, but this gives you an idea.

This is a VERY BAD path we are on here.   Logic tells us that based on the evidence we see before us (not what THEIR “research” shows; look before your eyes in your families etc.) our system is NOT working.  Just like the economists who blindly say we are seeing “green shoots” and the economy is getting better; when in fact we are headed for financial Armageddon when the dollar dies.  The debt load is mathematically unsustainable; its just a matter of time; so in healthcare modern medicine costs are rising to unsustainable levels when general health is worsening; where is the value here?

For breaks, emergencies; and patch up and go yes modern medicine saves many lives, but I’m talking about the meat and potatoes, daily stuff here.  There is NO WAY we would have this kind of perverse health in the majority of the population if we were on the right path.  We can barely even “function” without some sort of drug or pick me up [hence the popularity of stimulants of many kinds].  This sets my “spidey sense” off as a calculated plan to reduce the population by “slow death”, especially in light of the quotes above and with the concerted efforts to squash and denigrate any real answers; the continuous pushing of horrible vitality free foods and the food additives that are still unknown and untested that are pervasive in our “food supply”.  Please view this chronic disease flow chart that stems from commonly added food enhancers e.g. MSG and its all encompassing heath ramifications.  http://www.msgtruth.org/NEWUNIFIEDTHEORY.pdf  Excellent source of info, by the way the research and notations are outstanding on this site.

So you see the fact that general health is getting worse is GOOD in their mind (the elite).  The fact that more kids are dying from SIDS and VACCINE REACTIONS is GOOD in their mind and actually an achieved goal.  The fact that we have younger and younger kids crippled with chronic disease is GOOD in their mind, which means they won’t live as long as their parents and grandparents.

So the Fed Reserve banking cartel started their destruction by addicting everyone to debt so they can pull the rug out from under them and take all their assets when they know they can’t make the payments (real capital for spontaneously created worthless money).  These are loan sharks if I ever saw any.  The people have then endless work to pay off the debts; there is added stress to marriages, bankruptcy, and poor health.

The Food-Industrial-Complex/AMA started our health destruction by hooking people on the “quick fix/convenience” mentality for both food and for disease; as long it tastes good; it must be good for you and long as the bothersome symptom is gone I’m fine, only to find that the your body can’t function normally so that disease has entered your life and progressed unabated and that chronic debilitating problems are their rewards (plus those added by the drugs themselves).  Those pesky things like major diet change and exercise can’t be done; we don’t have time for that.  Being too busy to do what you ought is being B=  buried U = under S= Satan’s Y = Yoke.

The Elite addicted the populace on freebies from the government so it would grow into what it is today; on promises that will not and cannot be kept, but the promises keep them in power when they know there will be an end to the gravy train.  And then when so many are dependent on payouts they will do anything for a loaf of bread and a shelter, no matter how crude or poor quality.  This never ends well, but like any addiction it can be broken if you have the willpower, and desire for it to happen.

Unfortunately the poor food quality is mostly the consumers fault.  We demanded bread that lasted a month so it didn’t spoil in the store or in a quick amount of time at home; no matter what the chemicals in it did to hurt our bodies.  We liked it!  It’s our fault that we have to have “perfect” fruits and veggies; absolutely no bug holes allowed.  That is not appealing!  So they are laced with so many neurotoxins (that is how they kill the bugs) we have exploding neurological disease.  And now even that isn’t enough as nature again is reacting in equal and opposite ways to maintain equilibrium; you kill more pests and upset the balance; nature finds a way to make more or so that they  can’t be killed (because even the bugs serve a purpose in the circle of life).  It’s all about balance in our bodies, in nature, in the world.  I can accept a few bug holes, I can grow and make most of my own food.  It is worth while to do those things when considering the alternatives.   I’m not advocating throwing it all out, just balancing it, be sure you’re getting enough of the raw and good stuff your body NEEDS TO FUNCTION, otherwise you can be guaranteed to get disease.  You ‘pay’ now and feel more vigorous alive and strong or you pay later and get disease.  Really there is no other alternative that will work.  So you could say this is the grand reawakening to our own stupidity (there are things that should NOT change – eating “real” food).  We want what we want because it feels good, tastes good or because of the effects of marketing, thanks to Edward Bernays; creating a feeling of need; when there is actually none.

So by ignoring our TRUE needs (self financial security, good health, healthy relationships) we are constantly running after the things the establishment media tells us we ‘need’ to be happy- going deeply into debt to do so (enslaved by the bankers) and becoming progressively weaker in our relationships because we have to work more hours to pay the debts and lose precious time with friends, neighbors and loved ones. And become progressively weaker in health (dependence on convenience foods since are tired when get home, no time to get local foods at farm market, taking pick me ups etc.).  This relationship piece is why the Amish refuse to “plug in”.  If it takes a community to do something, they stay together and connected, relationships are maintained and strengthened.  If one man can do it alone we can become isolated and “me” focused, even forget about our neighbors until they do something we don’t like.

“You take the blue pill, the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill, you stay in wonderland, and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes.”
–The Matrix

So take the red pill and see what it’s really like to live free, even if only in your mind for now.  Gradually unplug from the establishment (except in true need and emergencies.).  It takes work, and personal responsibility but well worth the effort to be again in another way more self sufficient.  You can also find among yourselves massage therapists, Osteopathic doctors (who do osteopathic manipulative medicine), chiropractors, nutrition therapists, homeopaths, oriental medicine practitioners, and other healers who can help with your journey, its about other choices first and the most risky ones taken last and only if absolutely necessary (true informed choice; balancing good and bad effects) with having the most extreme on the bad effects being the last resort (modern suppressive drugs).

In my next installment I’ll discuss a homeopathic experience.

References;

1. Help! And Homeopathy, Eileen Nauman DHM, EMT, Blue Turtle Pub, Cottonwood AZ, (1998). (excellent advice for medical stabilization; awaiting ambulance and homeopathic remedy helps; be aware of her spiritual context in some cases at the end are not traditional philosophy in homeopathy)
2. Homeopathy for farm and garden, Toward A Homoeopathic Agriculture;  Vaikunthanath das Kaviraj; Mark Moodie Publications, Gloucester UK, (2006).  (only text for agriculture and plants so far).
3. Discovering Homeopathy, Dana Ullman PhD, North Atlantic Books, Berkely California (1988).
4. The Healing Crisis Bruce Fife ND, Piccadilly books Ltd; Colorado Springs, CO; (2010). (not homoepathy; but excellent understanding of how the body naturally  heals)
5. The logic of figures or comparative results of Homeopathic and other treatments,   Bradford,  Dr.Thomas Lindsley (1847-1918)/ Ullman discovering homeopathy pp 126 – 127.
6. The Life and Trials of Gaston Naessens, The Galileo of the microscope; Bird, Christopher; Les Presses de l’Universite de la Personne Inc; Quebec Canada; (1990).
7. Introduction to Homoeopathic Prescribing, S.M. Gunavante B.Jain Pub, New Delhi India, (2002)
8. Homeopathy Medicine of the New Man, George Vithoulkas Simon & Schuster Pub, New York, (1979).
9. Homeopathic Science and Modern Medicine, the physics of healing with microdoses, Dr. Harris L. Coulter, North Atlantic Books, Berkeley California, (1980).
10. Homeopathy, Medicine for the New Millennium, George Vithoulkas (1932 – ),  International Academy of Classical Homeopathy, UK (1985). (complete introduction)
11. Organon of the Medical Art 6^th ed, Dr. Samuel Hahnemann (1755 – 1843), ed O’Reilly Birdcage Books, Palo Alto California (1996).
12. The Rife Handbook of Frequency Therapy with a Holistic Health Primer, Nenah Sylver, PhD; Desert Gate Productions LLC, Phoenix AZ, (2009).
13. The Blood and its Third Anatomical Element, Antoine Beauchamp (1816 – 1908); Metropolis Inc. USA/Australia. (original 1912, reprint 2002).
14. Homeopathic Dictionary and Holistic Health Reference 4^th ed.  Jay Yasgur R. Ph, M. Sc.; Van Hoy Pub. (2004). [many items in the repertory and old medical terms not used often now so it’s good for translation!] or just understanding.
15. The Principles and Art of Cure by Homeopathy, Herbert A. Roberts MD, B.Jain Publishers, New Delhi, India, (2004).
16. Homeopathy in Organic Livestock Production; Glen Dupree D.V.M, Acres USA,(2010). (good, but gets into the beliefs of too many people and sustainability e.g. globalist/environmentalist beliefs); he’s spoken in lectures some excellent ways of how to examine the “non-talking” patient which is helpful in animals, the severely ill or infants and children.
17. Lectures on Homeopathic Philosophy, James Tyler Kent MD (1849 – 1916), North Atlantic Books, Berkeley California, (1900).
18. The Science of Homeopathy, George Vithoulkas, Grove Press Books, New York, New York (1980).
19. A New Model for Health and Disease, George Vithoulkas, Heath and Habitat, Mill Valley, CA (1991).
20. William Henry Schwartz MD; Homeopathy; vol V, 1936, pp 15-18/Vithoulkas Medicine for the new Millennium pp107 – 108

(http://hpathy.com/ask-george-vithoulkas/answers-by-george-vithoulkas-april-2008/

Although helpful in knowing, selecting the right homeopathic remedy doesn’t depend on what a persons diagnosis is, or the infectious cause, or even if any tissue changes have happened yet (“nothing wrong with you” diagnosis).  You only need to identify the person’s symptoms clearly and find the medicine that causes these same symptoms in a healthy person.  The medicines can also completely prevent tissue changes from occurring if healing progresses following Dr. Herring’s laws of cure (later described) and the causes of these illnesses are addressed.  Homeopathy isn’t magic, and it cannot change physical deformities, but it does much good in early stages of disease and even in some cases of late disease.  Homeopaths do not practice medicine (prescribe drugs or do surgery); they do not cure diseases.  They seek to heal entire persons.  For our discussion today we will say, there is only one disease in a person at a time from a homeopath’s perspective; one disease that in the collection of all their symptoms matches only one medicine.  This is considered “classical homeopathy” and is what I use.  Dr. Hahnemann also identified chronic/inherited disease states (miasms) that should also be addressed in chronic cases, but this is a more advanced topic and usually managed by skilled homeopaths.

So this means that it does not matter what the infection or problem may be caused by (genetically modified, antibiotic resistant, bio-weapon etc) the treatment for the sets of symptom are the same.  As long as the person has a strong enough vitality, a cure can be brought about by the right remedy.  That is why early on when homeopathy was so successful in the cholera, scarlet fever, smallpox etc. epidemics, its popularity grew in Europe, and earlier in the 20^th century during the cholera epidemics in our own country.  This fact alone gives us the greatest hope for our survival in a bio-weapon era, or an epidemic or antibiotic-resistant bug situation.  It is in actuality, a person’s susceptibility to disease that is more important than the virility of the bug in question.  You strengthen the person who eradicates the microbe themselves.  Like other treatment modalities it doesn’t work for everyone; but the success rate in epidemics has been historically very high. For example “In 1849, the homeopaths of Cincinnati claimed that in over a thousand cases of cholera only 3% of the patients died [30].  To substantiate their results they even printed in a newspaper the names and addresses of patients who died or survived.  The death rate of Cholera patients who used conventional medicines generally ranged from 40 – 70 %)  [using purgatives etc at the time].  Statistics indicate that the death rates in homeopathic hospitals from these epidemics per 100 patients were often one half to as little as one eighth (20%) those in orthodox [allopathic] medical hospitals” [again prior to antibiotic use]” (Ref 5 p. 126 – 127).  Homeopathic remedies were commonly used in the early 1900’s as I’ve heard the remedies, especially Arnica, mentioned in the John Wayne movies.

Homeopathic physicians, who were trained in a medical college with MD’s as well as in homeopathic prescribing, expressed at professional gatherings their efforts and common results with skilled homeopathic care (the early 1900’s).  “All acute diseases, no matter how painful and malignant they may be, may be aborted or cured by homeopathy; typhoid and whooping cough within ten days; la grippe [influenza], acute bronchitis, pneumonia, remittent fever within a few hours; scarlet fever, diphtheria, intermittent fever [malaria], measles and smallpox within a few days; septic fevers within a few hours.”  What can be done for the insane?  Dr. James Tyler Kent, a prominent and skilled homeopath, responded “I could go through the insane asylums and take out about half of them and cure them, and if I could have reached them at the time they were incarcerated I could have cured practically all of them excepting those cases due to imbecility, tumours, and epilepsy.  It cannot cure all cases as in some there is not sufficient vitality that may be aroused to cure” (Ref  20). These strengths are what vaulted homeopathy’s popularity during these times.  Of course after years of suppressive therapy (allopathic medicine) our own current state of vitality is much lower than at the time noted above; people had much stronger ability to heal than we do now; so we are in for a greater challenge as a result.

Homeopathy is a very skilled art and is difficult to master; it takes more time and effort per a person to obtain the brilliant results of the great homeopaths.  Once antibiotics and modern drugs came on the scene and the decisions about which medicine to use were made more quickly (once a diagnosis was made), more people could be treated, and therefore more money could be made using modern drugs; so more physicians flocked to this form of treatment.  The influence of the American Medical Association and the threat of competition caused the forbidding of Medical Doctors to consult with or talk to a Homeopath under punishment of revoking their license to practice.  Medical college curriculums and licensure were forced to conform to the allopathic methodology or be shut down (via the Flexner report); despite the brilliant results homeopaths obtained from regular medical education; with an emphasis on homeopathic prescribing rather than modern drug prescribing.  The University of Michigan was a thriving homeopathic medical college at one time prior to this and still has an extensive homeopathic library.  But we see once again that we are sicker than we were, germs are more virulent and people are more susceptible to disease.  This tells us we are not addressing the source of the disease, but rather only addressing symptoms with our modern treatments.  As George Vithoulkas, a very successful and internationally known teacher of homeopathy, so eloquently stated “If our present system of therapeutics were truly curative, chronic diseases should have by now have declined or even been wiped out.”  (Ref 10, p 113) but instead of this pleasant reality we continue to suffer with quite the opposite.

References;

1. Help! And Homeopathy, Eileen Nauman DHM, EMT, Blue Turtle Pub, Cottonwood AZ, (1998). (excellent advice for medical stabilization; awaiting ambulance and homeopathic remedy helps; be aware of her spiritual context in some cases at the end are not traditional philosophy in homeopathy)
2. Homeopathy for farm and garden, Toward A Homoeopathic Agriculture;  Vaikunthanath das Kaviraj; Mark Moodie Publications, Gloucester UK, (2006).  (only text for agriculture and plants so far).
3. Discovering Homeopathy, Dana Ullman PhD, North Atlantic Books, Berkely California (1988).
4. The Healing Crisis Bruce Fife ND, Piccadilly books Ltd; Colorado Springs, CO; (2010). (not homoepathy; but excellent understanding of how the body naturally  heals)
5. The logic of figures or comparative results of Homeopathic and other treatments,   Bradford,  Dr.Thomas Lindsley (1847-1918)/ Ullman discovering homeopathy pp 126 – 127.
6. The Life and Trials of Gaston Naessens, The Galileo of the microscope; Bird, Christopher; Les Presses de l’Universite de la Personne Inc; Quebec Canada; (1990).
7. Introduction to Homoeopathic Prescribing, S.M. Gunavante B.Jain Pub, New Delhi India, (2002)
8. Homeopathy Medicine of the New Man, George Vithoulkas Simon & Schuster Pub, New York, (1979).
9. Homeopathic Science and Modern Medicine, the physics of healing with microdoses, Dr. Harris L. Coulter, North Atlantic Books, Berkeley California, (1980).
10. Homeopathy, Medicine for the New Millennium, George Vithoulkas (1932 – ),  International Academy of Classical Homeopathy, UK (1985). (complete introduction)
11. Organon of the Medical Art 6^th ed, Dr. Samuel Hahnemann (1755 – 1843), ed O’Reilly Birdcage Books, Palo Alto California (1996).
12. The Rife Handbook of Frequency Therapy with a Holistic Health Primer, Nenah Sylver, PhD; Desert Gate Productions LLC, Phoenix AZ, (2009).
13. The Blood and its Third Anatomical Element, Antoine Beauchamp (1816 – 1908); Metropolis Inc. USA/Australia. (original 1912, reprint 2002).
14. Homeopathic Dictionary and Holistic Health Reference 4^th ed.  Jay Yasgur R. Ph, M. Sc.; Van Hoy Pub. (2004). [many items in the repertory and old medical terms not used often now so it’s good for translation!] or just understanding.
15. The Principles and Art of Cure by Homeopathy, Herbert A. Roberts MD, B.Jain Publishers, New Delhi, India, (2004).
16. Homeopathy in Organic Livestock Production; Glen Dupree D.V.M, Acres USA,(2010). (good, but gets into the beliefs of too many people and sustainability e.g. globalist/environmentalist beliefs); he’s spoken in lectures some excellent ways of how to examine the “non-talking” patient which is helpful in animals, the severely ill or infants and children.
17. Lectures on Homeopathic Philosophy, James Tyler Kent MD (1849 – 1916), North Atlantic Books, Berkeley California, (1900).
18. The Science of Homeopathy, George Vithoulkas, Grove Press Books, New York, New York (1980).
19. A New Model for Health and Disease, George Vithoulkas, Heath and Habitat, Mill Valley, CA (1991).
20. William Henry Schwartz MD; Homeopathy; vol V, 1936, pp 15-18/Vithoulkas Medicine for the new Millennium pp107 – 108
21.  (http://hpathy.com/ask-george-vithoulkas/answers-by-george-vithoulkas-april-2008/).