The document contains 13 questions from students about homeopathy remedies and techniques. The questions cover topics such as taking multiple remedies together, uncovering the true source of fears or traits, techniques for understanding strangers, remedies for motivation and working from home, explaining remedies to laypeople, creating daily remedy mixtures, journaling remedy use, developing emotional awareness, avoiding bias when selecting remedies for others, active listening techniques, sharing remedy knowledge effectively, how long it takes remedies to work, and a book recommendation.
The document contains 13 questions from students about homeopathy remedies and techniques. The questions cover topics such as taking multiple remedies together, uncovering the true source of fears or traits, techniques for understanding strangers, remedies for motivation and working from home, explaining remedies to laypeople, creating daily remedy mixtures, journaling remedy use, developing emotional awareness, avoiding bias when selecting remedies for others, active listening techniques, sharing remedy knowledge effectively, how long it takes remedies to work, and a book recommendation.
The document contains 13 questions from students about homeopathy remedies and techniques. The questions cover topics such as taking multiple remedies together, uncovering the true source of fears or traits, techniques for understanding strangers, remedies for motivation and working from home, explaining remedies to laypeople, creating daily remedy mixtures, journaling remedy use, developing emotional awareness, avoiding bias when selecting remedies for others, active listening techniques, sharing remedy knowledge effectively, how long it takes remedies to work, and a book recommendation.
The document contains 13 questions from students about homeopathy remedies and techniques. The questions cover topics such as taking multiple remedies together, uncovering the true source of fears or traits, techniques for understanding strangers, remedies for motivation and working from home, explaining remedies to laypeople, creating daily remedy mixtures, journaling remedy use, developing emotional awareness, avoiding bias when selecting remedies for others, active listening techniques, sharing remedy knowledge effectively, how long it takes remedies to work, and a book recommendation.
1. Can you take a stock remedy interspersed with taking a
mixture bottle?
2. What other techniques are there for uncovering the
true source of someone's fears? For example, a person might be frightened of starting a new job (for which you might initially suggest Mimulus) but the underlying trait creating the fear might be pessimism (Gentian) or a need to be in control (Vine), these might be missed of the person's true nature is not understood.
3. What techniques are there for grasping a stranger's
true nature?
4. Which remedies to help with working from home and
motivation?
5. I would like to work on a more precise way to explain
the flowers in a layman's terms.
6. If I make a daily mix for myself in a water bottle, can I
just use 4 drops (or even 2 drops) of each (from a dose bottle)?
7. When keeping a journal for the class about personal
use of the remedies, should I just work on one thing in a day?
8. Any tips for getting more in touch with my emotional
self? This is an ongoing difficult thing for me.
9. When I help somebody to choose a remedy how can I
be sure that I am not judging them or making assumption projecting my personal point of view? 10. Is there any active listening technique that I could learn or other I could do to be empathetic and do not rush to wrong conclusion?
11. Regarding B6:We are all different and on different
paths. If your path is one where you feel you would like to share your knowledge of the system more than you do, what sort of actions and habits could help you do that more effectively? I am stuck on the last question of activity B6. I really would like to share my knowledge of the system in an effective way, but I do not have any idea on how to do it. I really would appreciate to have any input on this regard.
12. How long does it take for the remedy to work?
There are 2 cases that I don't see the remedies work: 1 is I went watch a movie and cried a lot, which caused a terrible headache later and I was unable to sleep. I feel overwhelmed so I took Cherry Plum and Vervain but did not get better. The 2nd case is when I get angry and out of control, so I took Cherry Plum continuously but after 15 mins I still burst out and threw a tantrum. Did I take the wrong remedy? Or does it need longer to be effective?
13. I was wondering if you recommended the
following book you mentioned in Level 1.
The Encyclopedia of Bach Flower Therapy by Mechthild