Praseodymium: A Curious Homeopathic Case History of Structural Reorientation

This post arises out of an ongoing homeopathic quest for better health and vitality. Homeopathy, for readers unfamiliar with it, is a therapeutic system developed in the late 18th century based on the principle of similia similibus curentur (“like cures like”). Remedies are prepared through serial dilution and succussion, a process believed to imprint an …

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The Inner Sovereign: Lanthanide Remedies and the Evolution of the King Archetype

The Lanthanide Remedies of the Periodic Table In homeopathy, remedies are often matched not just to symptoms, but to constitutional types—deep-seated patterns of personality, perception, and soul expression that shape a person’s experience across their lifetime. These types reflect a kind of energetic signature: a blend of temperament, coping style, and existential orientation that may …

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Benesentia: the Felt-Presence of Blessing

A new word arrived recently—though perhaps it would be more accurate to say that it emerged. In the midst of quiet contemplation, I was attending to the subtle textures of the heart, listening for resonant syllables that seemed to rise from stillness while in contemplative dialogue. Then, serendipitously, I noticed the word had emerged in …

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The effects of becoming civilized: attentional biases

Very few people escape the attention rigidifying impact of our immediate familial and broadly social education. This educational process is heavily weighted toward specific attention biases. A preponderance of our educational resource is spent on intellectual development. This entails, with gradually greater subtlety and specificity, the singling out, or in my language, narrow focusing upon …

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Rasa: The Essence of Delight in Existence and Art | Aurobindo

Some considerations when musing on joy....attachment versus detachment. For who could live or breathe if there were not this delight of existence as the ether in which we dwell?From Delight all these beings are born, by Delight they exist and grow, to Delight they return. Taittiriya Upanishad, II. 7; III. 6. For the universal soul all …

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