Re: beyondhom Groan

Remember it is *serial* dilute-and-succuss that raises the potency  
levels.
Perhaps icky water winds up to be a mix of one-to-a-zillion dilutions,  
various amounts of various "potencies" of various substances.  What  
does any of that have to do with homeopathy, at all?

Remember if you give someone a remedy that does *not* correspond to  
*what they need*, usually you get no response; there's no resonance.

Overdose can lead to proving *IF* the person is sensitive to the  
remedy; not all provers show symptoms.

So--what does it have to do with homeopathy anyway?

Shannon


On Jun 26, 2012, at 12:04 PM, Liz Brynin wrote:

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> But sewage and water treatment works are done in the open air -  
> ultra-violet (to which the water is exposed from daylight) destroys  
> homeopathic remedies, so I don't see how anything could survive.
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> Liz
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> From: James Garton
> Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2012 4:57 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: beyondhom Groan
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> Hmmmm given the method for making 1M and above rx's,,, and given the  
> bashing town water gets from pumping etc,,, perhaps there is more  
> truth in your friends words than he realises!! LOL
> Namaste
> James
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> On 26/06/2012 09:49, Jane MacRoss wrote:
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>> I have just been told by a "friend" that he believes in homeopathy  
>> because he drinks every poison and chemical he needs everyday in  
>> Canada's town water!  So I am compelled to write a descritpion of  
>> what homeopathy is in comparison to toxic town water!  Anyone want  
>> to comment or help he! Just in case I miss something out?
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>> Best,
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>> Jane
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