Homeopathy

The wounded healer is an ancient archetype found in shamanic initiation, Christianity, Kabbalah, alchemy, and homeopathy. It speaks of a descent through illness, crisis, or inner darkness, from which healing knowledge can arise. Yet the wound is not healing in itself. Trauma becomes wisdom only when it is consciously passed through and transformed. This article follows that pattern from the shaman’s initiatory illness through Christ’s descent, Lurianic Kabbalah, alchemy, and the homeopathic law of similars. For the homeopath, it points to a central truth: personal inner work belongs to the deepest foundations of clinical practice.

A commentary on Harry van der Zee’s article documenting twenty years of work by the Amma Resonance Healing Foundation in Africa. Six-year field studies show 80 % fewer child deaths from malaria after the introduction of Peter Chappell’s PC remedies. The text frames the findings within QF’s paradigmatic conversation and pays tribute to two pioneers.

Misha Norland explores the vital force, paper potencies, provings, resonance, intention and the non-material principles that may stand behind homeopathic healing.

Misha Norland introduces homeopathy as a non-materialist medicine based on the vital force, similarity, potentisation, provings and the dynamic relationship between remedy, patient and healing.

Douglas Brown presents a homeopathic case of homicidal ideation and explores healing through morphic resonance, quantum entanglement, noetic remedies and the idea of remedies as fields of meaning.