Some thoughts about hydrogen

- By basil ziv. rshom (na)

Hydrogen 

I see some parallels between the beginning, creation, in genesis and the first element in the periodic table. In the beginning, on the first day, god created the heavens and the earth, but they were without form and void. He let there be light, and there was evening and morning on the first day. Then on the second day he let there be a firmament in the midst for the waters. Thus, there was heaven. On the third day he drew the waters together and let dry land appear. And he let the earth bring forth grass, herbs bearing seeds, and trees with fruit. On the fourth day god created the sun and moon, and the seasons, and the days, months, and the years. On the fifth day he brought forth fish and creatures of the sea, and let them multiply. And the earth he let bring forth land animals of all kinds, large and small, and those that creep along the ground. On the sixth day he created man and woman, and gave them the task of caring for creation. Thus the heavens and the earth and all therein were completed on the seventh day, and god saw that it was good, and he rested, and he blessed that day and called it the Sabbath.
 Before creation there was nothing. Also before conception there is also nothing. Hydrogen has to do with creation, this also fits with the big bang theory, when Hydrogen atoms come together under conditions of extreme temperature and pressure, the explosive forces release heat, energy and water. Light is emitted.
 We see in this case the beginnings of the patient's troubles at the time of conception. His mother and father were in constant conflict. The question of "who I am" is about creation, how did I come to be. We see this in the dream with the swordfish. "I used to dream of a sword fish coming at me in the water and spearing me. I'd wake up with the pain." I understand symbolically that the swordfish represents the sperm, whose sole function is to penetrate the ovum." It's a painful experience for the patient to be conceived given the circumstances of his parents.
 Hydrogen combines with Oxygen to form water. Water is the result of spent energy, combustion. After creation there is water. Water is present in the development of the fetus within the embryonic sac.
 I had the feeling that he was dying. I saw the ulcers, the sores as necrosis, reflecting the lack of oxygen. After the remedy he was able to synthesize the oxygen and get his energy back and there is a remarkable healing which takes place. He was no longer being pulled down, oxygen gave him back his life, his buoyancy.
 There is the element of division, separateness within the remedy that the patient experiences as a "division between himself and others" (she was on one side of the room and I was on the other). This can be seen figuratively in the separation of the heavens and the earth during creation.
 There is the downward pull of the remedy. On the one hand you can think of the expansiveness of the universe, and this is reflected in the patient's picture, theorizing, and trying to answer the question "who am I". The polarity of this is the downward pulling, the heaviness that one can see in "heavy water" with the extra molecule of hydrogen. One could associate with atomic energy and the potential for destructiveness. There is tremendous power in hydrogen, as we know from splitting the atom.
 Basil Ziv was born in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe and graduated from the University of Cape Town, South Africa. Basil studied with Louis Klein, Jeremy Sherr, and other prominent homeopaths. He has been practicing as a classical homeopath since 1992. He is a teacher, tutor and mentor to homeopaths and students of homeopathy throughout North America. Basil teaches his Advanced Clinician Program in Richmond Hill, Ontario and soon in U.S.  locations. For information about this program, in your area, call Basil at (905) 886-1060 and check out the web site for more information www. highervision. net