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April 3
This (ego states) is a fascinating area. At my stage its just interesting to scan for its expression. I love the way you tie the theory in with the fulcrums/waves. I'v recently grabbed Roy Hunters book on Parts Therapy, "Hypnosis for Inner Confli...
March 20
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Interview with one of my favorite (and most Integrally orientated) teachers: Julian Carlyon, on Consciousness and Homeopathy @ http://www.conscious.tv/consciousness.html Julian Carlyon "Julian has been on the path of awareness and healing since h...
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At 3:54am on March 14, 2009, Juan Illan said…
Hi Steph,

I strongly agree: the man is one tad bossy, and even worse he tends to sacralise his mentor Charles Tebbets. Yet the techniques he teaches are very useful, and that's what matters to me.

I'm convinced that the deepest and most transcendent thought can be expressed in plain (and more or less grammatical, in my personal case) English. Resourcing to 'wise' talk shows a need to impress other people: I don't think that's the right standing point to be of any use to them.

Does the Inner Child ever throw a tantrum? If they don't that would make them the first tantrum-free child ever.
At 7:31pm on March 9, 2009, Amy Conger said…
Hi Steph,
I named my cat Aster, but he doesn't look anything like a sunflower or daisey... Is this research for your plant kingdom database?
How is building the database going? Do you like working with MySQL? I'm currently working with SQL Server relational databases and data warehouses.
Thx for the note!
Amy :)
At 7:36am on March 9, 2009, Tami Hult said…
Hypnotherapy has always intrigued me. Let me know how it goes. A friend and I have been working our way through Jean Gebser's The Ever Present Origin. There is great information and a different perspective on integral. I find it fascinating. I am also working on Integral Life Practice.

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My happy trails:
* 8086 Games programmer.
* Bsc (Zoology). PgDip (CompSci).
* Teaching Unix/C/XWindows/Html .
* Patanjali (TM Siddhis).
* Geshe Kelsang (Mahamudra).
Now:
* Homeopathy, Hypnotherapy, Philosophy and Psychology.

So, What is Homeopathy?


To explore the answer to that try the Solfeggio Frequency Experiment: [Sound and Salt]

Each frequency affects everyone differently - like a mantra. How do you know which is the correct one for you, or even if it is harmful or not? It goes, almost without saying, that your remedy is chosen with great care.
It is possible to prepare a homeopathic remedy using a Radionic device, which uses a modulated electrical signal (like a music synthesiser) to transmit a resonance pattern to the remedy base (sac lac).
The remedy resonates with some part of our body or mind, according to its natural affinity, just as the different Solfeggio Waves did in the salt experiment. In H'pathy the specific effect expected of a remedy comes not only from the frequency but also from the dilution. To pepare a sound remedy in the tradional way the sound would have to transmitted to water (refs: Masaru Emoto & Jacques Benveniste).
The remedy is detected by our sense of taste or smell. How can smell affect our mind? Think of the smell of strong coffee. It has some effect on our mood. Speeds us up! In Homeopathic potency "Coffea" infiltrates the coffee user's state and neutralises it. His (her) mind is sensitive to it.
Staying with the mantra analogy, Homeopathy, like meditation, helps us unravel the complexes deep in our mind ... the sensitivities of the plants can correspond to our own, and are often used to treat anxiety states.

Similarly the atomic and molecular structures of the mineral kingdom can correspond with our own developmental stage. For example, Natrum Muriaticum (salt) is a dilution of ions with a strong affinity ... is it mere coincidence that the Nat-m patient suffers long lasting grief from separation, (especially from Mother)? As you go across the periodic table a series of correspondences, between elements and remedy states, from family to society, becomes apparent.

As you progress down the periods to the heavier elements the issues of the patient progress towards the states self-actualisation outlined in Maslows "Towards a Psychology of Being", culminating with the search for autonomy in the Lanthanide series.

What will you be doing in 5 years?

Working with The Lanthanide Series
==========================

Jan Scholten regards the Peroidic Table as a matrix organised into Stages and Series. In 2007 Jan published "Secret Lanthanides". The Lanthanides are the heaviest minerals in the Periodic Table and have been unkown until now.

He says "An advantage to the study of Lanthandies was that I wasn't hindered by previous knowledge". Through clinical experience he devleoped a knowledge of the themes - autonomy, inner power, depth and shadow.

They are searching for self control and are not afraid of the depths of the inner world. The desire for Autonomy, and the wish for others to accomplish this is the major theme. If that is present then you're a Lanthanide".

Compare the Lanthanide characteristics with the Levels in Spiral Dynamics. The main charactersitic - autonomy - is a line of development that runs through all the levels. I equate autonomy with individuation, will and freedom. The journey is to accomplish balance and harmony.

More @ http://structuralhomeopathy.blogspot.com/

My new wave Homeopathy projects

[1] I'v been developing a databse in MySQL which maps concepts onto rubrics (with dozens of xrefs, one-to-many, if you'r a database whiz) so you can "get at" Homeopathic Remdies conceptually instead of though a traditional repertorisation.

The results are sorted by APG orders and families to assist in the understanding of remedy relationships throughout the plant kingdom.

Go_To! Plant Kingdom Database

[2] I'm working on an online journal at BlogSpot as an incentive to keep thinking (and start writing) about the relationship of the New Wave in Homepathy to Integral Psychology...

[3] An older project on the relationship between Scholtens Series and. vMemes.

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Conscious TV: Julian Carlyon

Interview with one of my favorite (and most Integrally orientated) teachers: Julian Carlyon, on Consciousness and Homeopathy @ http://www.conscious.tv/consciousness.html

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"Julian has been on the path of awareness and healing since his late teens. He has practised as a classical homeopath for thirty years. In recent years he became a student again, this time of the Bombay SchContinue

Posted on March 18, 2009 at 4:00am —

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Genpo Roshi - First impressions.

Genpo Roshi's Big Mind process combines Zen wisdom with the Voice Dialogue method (and also Psychosynthesis). The method identifes significant "voices" which compete to be heard. The Big Mind process brings out each voice into full consciousness. Since the "I" is merelyimputed in any case, there is no difficulty in generating a conceptual generic image of each oneContinue

Posted on February 13, 2009 at 9:13am — 2 Comments

 
 

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