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Aluminium phosphoricum [Alum-p]:

- Jan Scholten Concepts Aluminium Phosphoricum Confusion of roles Communication Confusion of identity Sympathetic Misleading Brothers Triangular relationships Friends Neighbours Bewildered Learning Curious Mistake Travelling Homesickness Group analysis Confusion of identity with regard to friends. Misled by friends. Misled through sympathy. Triangular relationships with brothers and sisters. Confusion whether he is himself or whether he is like his friends. Confusion whether his ideas are his own. Bewildered by learning and travelling. Bewildered by homesickness. Picture of Aluminium phosphoricum Essence: Confusion of identity with regard to his friends. Confusion of identity with regard to his friends They are inclined to go along with what their friends do and think. They want to belong to the group so they co...

Aluminium metallicum [Alum-met]:

- Jan Scholten The most important aluminium compound known in homoeopathy is not pure aluminium, but Alumina or aluminium oxide: Al2 O3.3H2O. Signature The name is derived from alumen or alum. It was discovered in 1872 and it is the most common metal and the third most common element on earth (7,5 percent). Aluminium is found in earth and clay. The metal is very light and is used in aluminium foil and in aircraft. It is often used as a component in steel to bind the oxygen and to make it light in weight. Bearings usually contain magnesium, silicium, cuprum, zincum and zirconium (the latter is particularly used in spacecraft). Concepts Stage 3-9 Silicium series Investigating Exploring Relationships family Differentiating Comparing Other You Trying out Love Hate Hesitating Communication Changeable Unstable Language Learning Underestimating presentation Discouraged Suppressed Play ...

Alumina [Alum]:

- Jan Scholten Alumina is the most well known Aluminium compound in homoeopathy. Signature Alumina is another word for aluminium oxide, or Al2O3. It is the main component of ordinary clay. As a gemstone it is called corundum, sapphire or ruby, depending on its colour. The red ruby derives its colour from the nickel component. Concepts Aluminium Oxydatum Confusion of roles Selfishness Confusion of identity Demanding Misleading Indignant Triangular relationships Abused Bewildered Victim Mistake Lazy Corruption Begging Tramp Group analysis Confusion leads to abuse. Confusion of role with regard to the victim. Identification with the aggressor. Identity crisis through selfishness. Indignant about being misled. Abused in triangular relationships. Bewildered by corruption. Misled by cadgers. Doubt about self-wo...

Aluminium sulphuricum [Alum-s]:

- Jan Scholten Aluminium sulphuricum is a new remedy. Concepts Aluminium Sulphuricum Confusion about roles Love Confusion of identity Marriage Partner Misleading Self love Selfishness Triangular relationships Jealousy Bewildered Joyful Pleasant Mistake Harmony Aesthetic Clothes Lazy Ugly Theorising Group analysis Confusion of roles with their lover. Confusion of identity with their partner. Confusion about who is who within the marriage. Triangular love relationships. Confusion about who makes the decisions in the marriage. The partner makes all the decisions. Bewildered by jealousy. Theorising in a confused manner. Mistakes lead to disharmony. Confused whether they are beautiful or ugly. Picture of Aluminium sulphuricum Essence: confusion of roles with their loved one. Co...

Astatinum [Asta]:

- Jan Scholten Astatinum is an unknown remedy. It has not been potentised yet, partly because it has such a short lifespan. If we look at the three main miasms, psora, sycosis and syphilis, in relation to the periodic table we can see that there are certain similarities. The upper periods are rather psoric, the Ferrum series is mainly sycotic, and the Gold series containing Aurum, Mercurius and Plumbum are mainly syphilitic. Going from left to right in each individual period we can see a similar trend. On the left side we see the psoric remedies who are being confronted with a problem, in the middle we see the sycotic remedies who are trying to solve the problem, and on the right side we find the syphilitic remedies, such as Fluorine, Bromium and Iodum, who want to give up. So there is an increasing syphilitic tendency going from left to right and from the top towards the bottom. Astatinum is at the very bottom, furthest to the right, so it is the most syphilitic remed...

Aqua pura [Aqua]:

- Jan Scholten Water is made up of Hydrogen and Oxygen in the formula H2O. Water, i.e. Hydrogen and Oxygen, and Carbon are the main components in all forms of life. Potentising Aqua pura isn't easy, because it is difficult to find a good medium. The usual media are water, alcohol, sugar of milk or glycerine. We obviously can't use water in this case, nor alcohol, as alcohol contains at least 4 percent of water too. This leads us to the question of the potentising medium in general and which qualities to look for. Until now we have simply chosen a medium more or less at random without spending much thought on its specific properties and the consequences of using that particular substance. But is every substance really suitable to be used as a medium? And can a remedy be potentised in any other medium except itself ? Does the medium convey some of its own properties to the remedy being potentised? These questions will crop up again when we come to...

Argon [Argo]:

- Jan Scholten Argon is an unknown remedy. Signature The name argon means not (an) working (ergon), or inactive, as it is an inert gas and does not react with other elements. It was discovered in 1894. Air contains about 1 percent argon. The gas is used in lightbulbs, because it doesnt corrode the metals. The steel industry uses it for its manufacturing processes for the same reason. Tubelights, lasers and Geigercounters also contain argon. Concepts Silicium series Stage 18 = 0 Ferrum series Relations Rest Inactivity Task Work Duty Family Retreat Cocoon Job Other You Internalised Ability Perfectionism Love Hate Locked up Routine Order Rules Communication Denial Control Exam Language Learning Transformation Observed Criticised Presentation Transition Failure Guilt Crime Play Free Unbound Persecuted Tried Teenager Confusion Adult Home Village Neighbourhood ...