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Homœopathic Links 2011; 24(2): 79-83
DOI: 10.1055/s-0030-1271052
PHILOSOPHY AND DISCUSSION

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The Dream as a View into the Soul – Part I

Filip Degroote Belgium
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25. Mai 2011 (online)

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Summary

Dreams are fascinating because the patient gives us a view in an indirect way into his soul which also contains the unconscious motives. A number of approaches of “how to work with dreams as homeopaths” are discussed. Dreams are especially valuable during the follow-up consultations because they hand us new exploratory elements, which we cannot get from the physical or emotional-mental angle of incidence. Moreover the change and development of the patient's dreams gives us information to evaluate the energy of that patient over a lapse of time. So the chronological follow-up and homeopathic analysis of a patient's dreams can be compared to the continuous monitoring of the pulse of that patient. By directing the homeopathic treatment, following those indications, the patient will become more healthy in a very fast and effective way and will moreover be saved in a preventive way from serious diseases.

Key words

Dreams - Dream analysis - Follow-up - Castor equi - Drosera - Lachesis - Lac lupinum - Lac delphinum - Lycopodium - Naja tripudians - Promethium - Zincum

References

1 The shadow corresponds with Jung's personal unconsciousness. This corresponds with the unconsciousness of Freud. In this way the shadow coincides especially with former suppressed experiences and emotions.

2 In which dilution do we prescribe the “ancestral” nosodes, following the prescription of the correct fundamental or constitutional remedy of the patient? Hereby I want to mention my own results obtained in an empirical (energetic) way. Two categories of nosodes are to be distinguished:

  1. Medorrhinum, Syphilinum, all Tuberculinums, all Carcinosinums and all Bowel nosodes. On prescription of each of these nosodes the potency determined by energetic testing varies mostly between 200 K and XMK.

  2. Psorinum on the other hand is prescribed mostly in an XMMK or LMMK (flux continue) potency.

2 According to Hahnemann there are three fundamentally important miasms.

  • Psorinum refers to the psoric miasm that has existed for millions of years, from the origin of human evolution. Psora is, according to Hahnemann, the basic miasm. This miasm is inherent to the whole of humanity and cannot be totally eradicated by either an anti-psoric remedy or by means of any other therapy. The psora is the “thousand headed monster” which returns every time, even after administering the correct ancestral remedy. It is as if we decapitate only one of the thousand heads the monster has with each prescription.

  • The sycotic and syphilitic miasms on the other hand have their origin more recently. Those miasms can be treated well and even eradicated by a correct homeopathic treatment by which every time the awakened ancestral energy must be treated as well. So we see that after some years of treatment the nosodes which are linked with those miasms and their combinations (= tubercular and cancer diathesis) normally are not repeatedly prescribed during continued homoeopathic treatment.

Dr. Filip Degroote

82 Lorreinendreef

8310 Bruges

Belgium

eMail: filip.degroote1@telenet.be

URL: http://www.filipdegroote.be

Author of

– Degroote F. Carcinosinum. Eeklo: H. R. I. C.; 1986

– Degroote F. Physical Examination and Observations in Homoeopathy. Drongen: Heel Belgium Bookservice (before: Gent, Homeoden); 1992

– Degroote F. Notes on Miasms, Heredity and Remedy-Interactions. Bruges: published by the author; 1994

– Degroote F. Notes on Miasms, Heredity and Nosodes. 2nd ed. Assesse, Belgium: B. Jain Archibel s. p. r. l.; 2010

– Degroote F. Dromen vanuit homeopathisch perspectief. Bruges: published by the author; 2004 (English ed. 2011)