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The Direction of Cure
The Direction of Cure
The Direction of Cure
Joshua’s dad decided to give him a bath one night, while his mother was
out. He added bubble bath mixture to the water to make it fun but within
minutes Joshua’s eczema flared, and started to spread across his body.
Alarmed, his father applied the cortisone cream to the rash and over the
next few hours it began to settle. The following day, the asthma was back
with a vengeance.
Joshua’s mum phoned in a panic to tell me the story. I explained how the
bubble bath had irritated the eczema that had then been suppressed by the
cream. Without an outlet to the skin, the disease was redirected into
Joshua’s lungs – a far more serious concern.
But note that suppression is not just a concern with orthodox medicine.
While potentised remedies are free of chemicals and therefore free of the
toxic side effects normally associated with conventional medicines, they
too can “suppress” unless they are prescribed according to the Law of
Similars. This will be the topic of the next tutorial when we look at how to
use the Direction of Cure to tell if your potentised remedy is truly taking you
down the road to cure.