Jan
06
§290 – Sixth Edition Here belongs also the so-called massage of vigorous good-natured person given to a chronic invalid, who, though cured, still suffers from loss of flesh, weakness of digestion and lack of sleep due to slow convalescence. The muscles of the limbs, breast and back, separately grasped and...
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Dec
30
Commandment 15: Do Not Deviate From Self-study Self-study means studying the self. Studying the self is in two ways. One is to recollect I Am and see to what extent recollecting I Am is happening in relation to oneself and in relation to the surroundings. This is practical study of...
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Dec
13
Vitamin D is not a true vitamin. While real vitamins are absorbed with food, Vitamin D is mostly produced by sun light. The body can provide itself with sufficient Vitamin D via sun light, since Vitamin D is produced in the skin under the influence of UVB radiation. However, in...
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Dec
13
Spagyrics Spagyrics is a process of making alchemical tinctures and potions, in which herbs or minerals are separated, purified, and then recombined. Spagyric processing was created by the great sixteenth century healer Paracelsus. Working with plants is an ideal way to enter the realm of practical hermetic philosophy. Plants are...
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Nov
18
Commandment 14: Acceptability of Conscience Acceptability of conscience is as important as the other teachings of Sanat Kumara. If one does what is not acceptable to conscience, it gives rise to conflict. Discipleship is a process of conscious transformation. Consulting one’s conscience from time to time is a very important...
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Nov
15
Realising facts and appreciating naturopathy Since there is little information in the ranks of our profession about who treats electro-sensitive people, who deals with the consequences of technical radiation exposure, I do it. For over 10 years I have been treating electro-hypersensitive persons, consequences of 3G and 4G. My clientele...
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Nov
15
The Great Work (part 3) The Ladder of the Wise The Great Work consists of various stages and processes. These processes to which the matter is subjected are often linked to a ladder or steps leading to a temple. The stages are almost invariably presented as laboratory processes, which...
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Oct
13
Alchemy has always been a mysterious, even obscure, art. Even the derivation of the word alchemy itself is uncertain. The most widely explanation is from Khem, the native name of Egypt, with the Arabic prefix al meaning either black or derived from the root meaning wise. Alchemy would therefore be...
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Oct
13
Electromagnetic Radiation: A Sanitary Risk Toxicity is understood as the capacity of an agent to produce harmful effects on a living being when coming in contact with it. A toxin is any artificial or natural agent having toxicity. No substance can be considered non-toxic, since any substance or agent is...
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Oct
13
From facial diagnosis to therapy The face, like the feet, the hands and the ears, is a representation of all organ systems and thus a somatotope. By looking at a face, we can identify functional and organic dysfunctions and also treat them directly via the areas of the body that...
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