Psychopathology of Homoeopathic Remedies
NATIONAL JOURNAL OF HOMOEOPATHY 2004 Jan / Feb VOL VI NO 1.

Editor: This is a new idea on remedies, which, I found interesting, so would our readers, I thought. We have therefore, included this article taken from the net from the following website. It has pictures on many of the remedies of the HMM.

http://homeopathy.free.fr/index.html

Different times, different pictures, different remedies. See pictures...

An idea, which is now well established is that we all correspond to an homeopathic remedy: Our basis. For instance, Ulrike is Silicea and I am Ignatia. When we are in a situation where we feel comfortable and where we are relaxed, we react using our basis behavior. However, when we are stressed, but not sick (i.e. when we are in a situation which is stressful with respect to the basis behavior), our reactions are different and we follow another behavior which corresponds to a different homeopathic remedy: Our first layer or outside. This outside remedy is essential because it strongly influences the basis behavior, emotions, thoughts and physical appearance.

One can think that he is free to behave like he fancies. We think that our behaviors and reactions are dictated by our basis and our outside. The recognition and the understanding of both of them is a key to know who you are, to understand why you behave in a certain manner and to try to get more freedom.

Even though, we think that our basis cannot be changed, it turns out that if our outside causes too much problems, it can be changed. However, it is hard to find someone’s basis remedy, it is harder to find his outside remedy, and if we know which outside we remove, it is even harder to predict which outside will be the next. We can act on our outside, but more important, we have to learn how to live in harmony with our basis.
Here follows some pictures of Ulrike and me. They illustrate different face expressions we had with respect to different outside layers. If you watch with attention, you can clearly see the difference between several outsides.

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