May
05
Commandment 18: Release The Mind From Dualities Duality is contrary to unity. Yoga is a state of unity. The practice of Yoga is to establish oneself into unity and handle diversity. Consciousness is but one. One cannot let the consciousness suffer bifurcation. All bifurcations are the source of suffering. Separation...
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Apr
26
The great questions of humanity Thoughts and suggestions on the process of dying At some point in life, every human being is confronted with the question of the meaning of our lives: Who am I? Where do I come from? Where am I going? What is the meaning and goal...
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Apr
26
The milk thistle (Silybum marianum, formerly: Carduus marianus) from the daisy family is not only an important medicinal plant, but also one of the most beautiful and largest thistles. Milk thistle grows up to 1.5 m high and has large, dark green leaves with pointed thorns on the edges. Its...
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Apr
06
It is known only to a few natural practitioners that the great physician, Paracelsus, was an alchemist. Alchemy was the forerunner of today’s modern organic and inorganic chemistry and was thus in accordance with general chemistry. Here, dyestuff, cleaning agents and medicaments were developed. The search for life-prolonging formulas accompanied...
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Apr
06
An Adventure Begins with an Inquisitive Young Woman Jane (not her real name) came to visit me in the counseling center of a medium sized midwestern college. Jane knew I did guided imagery work and wanted to experience it. She was a 27-year-old college employee with a bachelor’s degree in...
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Mar
29
Keywords Subdoshas: Ayurveda divides each of the three doshas - Vata, Pitta, Kapha - into five subdoshas. The doshas perform different functions in different places in the body as well as in the psyche. The therapy starts holistically and individually with the doshas and subdoshas. The subdoshas Ayurveda divides each...
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Mar
24
Commandment 17: Adapt to the Regulations of Yama and Niyama There are five regulations of Yama and five regulations of Niyama given by Patanjali in the eightfold path of Yoga. These form the fundamentals of all occult practice. Yama relates to the regulations while working in the outer world. Niyama...
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Mar
14
His life and his philosophy It took me 15 years to reprocess the extensive written works of Paracelsus and also to make them pharmaceutically practicable with the help of Prof. Manfred Junius. After further five years of intensive laboratory and practical work my book “The Homunculus” came out. All subjects...
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Mar
14
The art of healing seems to be multi-dimensional. Apart from the story narrative, much wisdom is shared and the key to practice is given which is even more valuable. The author narrates the episodes in the third person (Saukumarya). In Sanskrit Saukumarya means “softness”. So, healing happens as soft as...
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Mar
14
We live in a time when playing sports is fashionable. Many people live with the need to run away from the pressure of hurry, from the stress caused by the haste of modern society. Be it for this, for the wish to be fit, or for the social beauty standards,...
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