N141: How to Explain your Symptoms to your Homeopath

Explaining your symptoms to your homeopath can be the difference between getting a good remedy and never really getting that deep remedy that covers the totality of your symptoms.  Hahnemann talks about the dynamic nature of dis-ease of the wessen (life force) of the organism in aphorisms 11 to 13 ends with him finally telling us that the belief materialistic people have that disease is not dynamic is an ‘absurd’ belief.  The body has a totality of symptoms because the dynamic mistunement is not specific to a limb or part of your body, but rather to the combination of all symptoms you are experiencing at a given moment.  An eye problem and a liver problem seen independently and diagnosed independently cannot help as symptoms because they are not symptoms of the body – the body can only express itself through signs and symptoms. An autopsy doesn’t talk about the mistunement no matter what you ‘find’ in the materialistic body at its end.  The wessen is what animates the body and experiences life, the body is the last place the mistunement will express itself. Modalities, concomitants and expressing the pain as an ‘as if’ and expression of ‘what it would feel like if the pain was done to the homeopath’s hand’ provides the words we need for pain to get a good remedy. The homeopath does not want to ask too many questions and as a result the patient needs to give symptoms forgetting their bias of materialistic disease.

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