The new materia medica: volume 1

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Cover; Dedication; Title; Contents; Acknowledgements; Part I; Why The New Materia Medica?; The Proving Experiment and Its Outcome; The Chakras; A Note to the Reader; Part II: The Remedies; 1. Acer Pseudoplatanus (Sycamore Seed); 2. Aesculus Hippocastanum Album (White Chestnut Flower); 3. Amethyst; 4. Banisteriopsis Caapi (Ayahuasca); 5. Berlin Wall; 6. Betula Pendula (Silver Birch); 7. Black Obsidian; 8. Buddleia Davidii (Butterfly Bush); 9. Carpinus Betulus (Hornbeam); 10. Carassius Auratus (Goldfish); 11. Chalice Well Water; 12. Clay; 13. Corylus Avellana (Hazel); 14. Emerald.15. Eryngium Maritimum (Sea Holly)16. Fagus Purpurea (Copper Beech); 17. Fraxinus Excelsior (Common Ash); 18. Golden Beryl (Heliodor); 19. Ilex Aquifolium (Holly); 20. Jet; 21. Latrodectus Mactans (Black Widow Spider); 22. Lepisma Saccharina (Silverfish); 23. Lumbricus Terrestris (Earthworm); 24. Moldavite; 25. Moonstone; 26. Nelumbo Nucifera (Lotus); 27. Okoubaka Aubreville; 28. Quercus Robur (Oak); 29. Rainbow (Spectrum); 30. Rhodochrosite; 31. Rose Quartz; 32. Ruby; 33. Salix Fragilis (Crack Willow); 34. Santalum Album (Sandalwood); 35. Thymus Gland; 36. Winchelsea Sea Salt; Part III.New Remedies and the Energy Centres of the BodyRemedies and their Abbreviations; Bibliography; Copyright.The New Materia Medica is a source book of information on 30 new crystal, botanical, and animal remedies now in use by practitioners of the Guild of Homoeopaths who proved them through the practice of meditation. These remedies, which have quickly established a reputation for remarkable success, are extraordinary for their depth of action, reaching far into the patient's psyche and history. The entry on each remedy gives a description of the original substance, plant, or animal in its natural state and an outline of its history, including medicinal uses, and traditional uses of the plants and.