HOMEOPATHY - A VIBRATIONAL PERSPECTIVE

by Dr. Donald R. Beans, C.A., Ph.D.

This article will discuss the classical concepts of homeopathy as laid down by Hahnemann.  It will also
explore the relationship of radionics to these ideas.

The medical concept of homeopathy is best expressed by its guiding principle.  This is the "Law of Similars" (Simila Similibus Curentur)1 which states that the symptoms created by a medicine in molecular and/or repeated dose given to healthy individuals m
sfer from the original substance to the diluting material.

The second method is trituration.  In this approach the substance is ground and mixed in precise proportions with milk sugar.  This mixture is then ground in a mortar and pestle for 100 rotations of the pestle.  A measure of this mixture is then combined 

The systems of dilution are the decimal system, which is one measure of substance to 10 measures of inert material and the centesimal system which uses 1 measure of substance to 100 measures of inert material.  The vibrational essence of the particular me

It is as if the molecular imprint of the substance is left on the inert material.

This effect may be similar to Jennys' Cymatics^E.  This is a method of displaying the vibratory patterns of substances.  Specific sonic vibrations are passed through the substance under study, the resulting alteration in the vibration caused by the interf

As the diagram vibrates it organizes the powder into a distinct pattern.  The geometric pattern produced by each substance is unique and predictable according to Jenny.

The homeopathic potentiations process releases at each dilution step a progressively more subtle energy field into the carrier substance.  According the Avogadros number (6.023 X 1023), a principle of chemistry, after the twenty third dilution step there 

The vibrational pattern of each remedy is directly reflected by the effect that remedy has on the body.  As the substance is ingested in large amounts (molecular dose) it is broken down by the body's processes and distributed to the various tissues by blo

An individual who is sensitive to the remedy need not receive a molecular dose to exhibit the same symptoms.

The characteristic symptoms of a homeopathic remedy derived in this manner are known as a proving.  Additional information is gained about the effect of the remedies from accidental poisonings and clinical experience.  These signs and symptoms are physica

The recorded provings of homeopathic medicines have been set down in texts called Homeopathic Materia Medicas^E,6,7.  These books represent the vibrational profile of each medicine, in detail, as it is presented by the body. This information is then used 

When one has cross referenced all the patients symptoms and all the remedies presented with those symptoms in the repertory, certain remedies which pertain to the patient under investigation begin to reveal themselves.  The next step is to reach the most 

The next decision the homeopath must make is which potency to administer to the patient.  Different schools or methods of homeopathy have different conceptual frameworks upon which this critical decision is based.  This has been a dividing force among hom

The concept of 'vital energy' was used by Hahnemann10, the originator of homeopathy, to mean the non-physical, non-chemical force which motivates and supports life.

The idea that a homeopathic remedy manipulates an underlying, pervasive, life motivation force in the body was conceived partly from the observation of patients treated with these remedies.

Not only are physical ailments of the body resolved, but mental and emotional conditions undergo remarkable changes.  These changes in the psychological aspect of the person sometimes change 'instantly' upon the administration of the correct remedy.  This

The whole concept of homeopathy may also be expressed in the physics principle of sympathetic resonance.  This phenomena may be simply demonstrated by an experiment with two tuning forks, both of the same pitch or frequency.  Two wooden boxes, open on one
und from the turning fork that was not stuck.

The homeopathic remedy of the same vibratory force as the totality of the symptoms of the patient is administered, and through this principle of sympathetic resonance initiates a profound energetic change in the function of the individual.  The vibration 

Radionically prepared homeopathic remedies

The process of radionically preparing homeopathic remedies in more properly called simulation.  The remedy created by a radionic instrument is only an approximation of the original substance.

It contains only the vibrational pattern created by an instrument not the molecular structure imprinted on a carrier medium by the substance.  To prepare a remedy one must begin with a witness of the remedy.  This can be a physical sample of the substance

The circuit or the radionic instrument is then tuned to the sample or witness representing the substance to be simulated and the potency desired.  The function of the instrument is to amplify and concentrate the vibration in a specified area, usually a we

In general, however, most radionic practitioners ignore these laws and rely on the radionic instrument to aid them in the selection of the appropriate remedy for a particular client.  This is done by using a witness to represent the client.

Using this sample, the radionic circuit is tuned to the vibratory pattern of the client.  This vibration is then compared to the vibratory patterns of the various homeopathic remedies.  When the two vibrations match, detected by the radionic operators ner

Classical homeopathy has very definite parameters for the interpretation of reactions and the anticipated outcome from the administration of the simillimum.  A clear understanding of the body's response to vibrational or homeopathic medicines is necessary

There is still controversy about whether the vibrational remedies prepared radionically or those prepared by a homeopathic pharmacy have similar action in the body.

It should be obvious that remedies prepared according to the U.S.Pharmacopeia in potencies below the 24th may have a chemical reaction in the body as well as a vibrational action.  The radionically prepared remedy can not have a chemical action because of

The use of homeopathic remedies whether prepared in a pharmacy or by radionic instrumentation is the choice of the individual practitioner.  Whichever method is selected, the practitioner must still rely on the classical concepts of Hahnemann, Kent or oth

BIOGRAPHY

Dr. Beans is a licensed acupuncturist, iridologist and certified homeopath in clinical practice for 10 years.  He is also active in the field of radionic research.

REFERENCES

1.  Organon of Medicine, S. Hahnemann, F. Jain Publishers, New Dehli, l981

2.  The Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States, 8th ed., American Institute of Homeopathy, Falls Church, Va., l979

3.  Cymatics, Hans Jenny

4.  Dorlands Illustrated Medical Dictionary, 24th ed., W.B. Saunders Co., Philadelphia, l965

5.  Materia Medica, Wm. Boericke, Boericke & Runyon, Philadelphia, l927

^E6.  Guiding Symptoms, C. Hering, B. Jain Publishers, New Dehli, l982

7.  Dictionary of Materia Medica, J.H. Clarke, Health Science Press; Essex, England, l982

8.  Repertory of the Homeopathic Materia Medica, J.T. Kent, Jain Publishing Co., New Dehli, l981

9.  Ibid., #5

10. Ibid., #1

11. Spectro-Vibratory Imaging, Journal of Borderland Research, Jan.-Feb.,1989








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