The Amma Resonance Healing Foundation (ARHF) promotes the development of healing through resonance. Healing by resonance is based on the universal law that information similar to the nature of a disease and its totality of symptoms can induce a self-healing response in the diseased individual.

Healing by resonance is considered to become increasingly important as it acknowledges and strengthens the potential for self-healing in the individual, and is based on understanding the role diseases play in the collective as well as the individual; the awareness that fighting disease, besides creating undesired side-effects, in the long run creates more serious diseases by suppressing the role and purpose of the disease, which is neither understood nor addressed.

The ARHF focuses on research into the principles underlying resonance, on developing resonances specific for all kinds of diseases, on investigating all possible means of conveying healing information, and on the application of and research into its efficacy.

The foundation of the ARHF is a result of the positive experience with using resonance in treating AIDS in Africa. In 2001 Peter Chappell, one of the founders of the ARHF, while searching in Ethiopia for a remedy that would fit the disease totality of HIV/AIDS found a new way to design a remedy based on resonance. Since that time several other remedies for other epidemics like malaria have been designed and applied with good results.

The treatment of epidemics and collective trauma is one of the prime targets of the ARHF, and the focus of its activities is primarily on countries in Africa and similar ones elsewhere. Epidemics and collective trauma in these countries still determine the lives of millions of people, while medical aid is often not or scarcely available or accompanied with side-effects or complicated by increasing therapy-resistance.

The treatment of chronic diseases by resonance is a second target of the ARHF. Using the same principal as is used to create healing information for epidemics, it is also possible to treat chronic diseases, and besides a healing resonance for the disease, a tailor-made treatment of the patient addressing individual issues is also required to obtain the best possible results. ARFH recognises that there are spiritual, mental, psychological and physical dimensions to healing diseases and embraces a holistic perspective in these matters.

PC1 for HIV/AIDS

Since 26 April 2007 when the Amma Resonance Healing Foundation was been established, many activities have been undertaken to promote the use of PC1 and research its efficacy. The longest follow-up with PC1 is now six years and involves patients that had no other treatment available at the time and would have died. Provided these patients refrained from unsafe sex and had proper nutrition they are still alive and never needed ARVs.

A clear instruction card on how to prepare and use PC1 has been prepared. The pharmacies delivering PC1 will automatically provide them. At www.ARHF.nl these cards can also be downloaded in English, French and Portuguese. If you want to read more on how Peter Chappell came to creating PC1 and other PC Resonances, about the first results and the philosophy behind his work you can order his book ‘The Second Simillimum’ at www.homeolinks.nl

AIDS remains the main focus of ARHF and research protocols have been developed to further study the efficacy. In the mean time, positive reports regarding PC1 keep coming in, like the following from Swaziland:

“Regarding the HIV patients, without an exception within three days all got better … I saw a case of a 3-year-old boy who had never been able to walk and started walking after a week; the limbs got stronger and he started eating properly … I must thank you for all for the beautiful work you have done in discovering this remedy. I have seen the remarkable recovery of 100′s of people including babies and that does not have a price.” Judith, who wrote this, is now back to Swaziland where she intends to treat another 1,000 patients with PC1, and she also carries the Amma4Africa kit in case she may need it for other conditions.”

www.aidshealing.org

This new website gives more detailed information on the AIDS epidemic in Africa, on PC1, on results and research, contains information on how to prescribe, prepare and use PC1, and on anti-retro-viral medication (ARVs) in relation to PC1. An order page makes it possible to order PC1AF for women, PC1AM for men, and also PC501h for treating the side-effects of HAART (ARVs) and PC435p for treating rape trauma, sadly enough a very regularly indicated remedy in Africa. Depending on their situation patients and health care workers can order these PC Resonances either for free, for cost price, or for a donation price.

Amma4Africa Basic Kit plus Manual

The past year, through lots of treated cases, we have also shown that other PC Resonances for developing countries are highly effective. The Amma4Africa Concept has been developed including a manual plus kit for treating 14 conditions in Africa, including of course AIDS, malaria and other epidemic diseases, but also collective trauma like genocide and rape, and endemic chronic diseases like diabetes.

This kit has been produced by Helios for ARHF and can be ordered at www.helios.co.uk or by contacting info@ARHF.nl. The kit includes a small manual with clear information on the philosophy and practice of the homeopathic treatment of epidemic diseases, trauma and endemic chronic diseases and how to deal with mixed cases, like TB and AIDS in the same patient. This manual can also be ordered in a larger format for teaching purposes at www.homeolinks.nl. Thanks to a donation, the manual can be offered for only €3,99 and is mailed for free to wherever on this globe you may be. Anyone active in developing countries in need of manuals or kits but lacking the funds to buy them, can apply to have them donated for free. Translations into French and Portuguese are being prepared and editions in local languages like Swahili will follow.

As you will read in the report on Burundi and Congo a three hour training has proven to be enough to instruct nurses and doctors on how to effectively treat the 14 conditions of the Amma4Africa Kit. An amazing result if one considers how long it takes to become a confident homeopathic prescriber in chronic diseases that require individualisation of the case. What we hope and expect is that the confidence gained by treating epidemics, trauma and endemic chronic diseases by using PC Resonances, will raise interest in doctors and nurses to also learn how to apply classical homeopathy for all remaining conditions not sufficiently covered by a disease specific approach.

The Amma4Africa Kit is now being used in several African countries by homeopaths and other health professionals, like the team of Australians who went to Kenya one year ago to treat those traumatised by the riots who experienced violence, torture or rape, or a team of health professionals in Gambia that was educated in using the kit. To get an impression of the results with the kit please read the report from Congo and Burundi. Other kits were mailed to Tanzania and Rwanda, and at the June 2009 international conference ‘Homeopathy for Developing Countries’ many organisations active in developing countries received kits and manuals to be used in their projects.

India

Together with a homeopathic clinic in Mumbai a protocol has been designed to study PC1 for AIDS in India. A study done and published in India, which has an increasing number of HIV-positive inhabitants, but also several hundreds of thousands of homeopaths, could have a huge impact on the use of PC Resonances for AIDS and also Malaria, which at present is still a much larger health problem. The results with PC Malaria in the Central African Public, where Dr. Klaus Schustereder used it with hundreds of patients in the two-year period, as also Congo and Burundi (see below) are very promising and justify further use and study. Contacts have been made with the Indian National Institute of Homeopathy to study PC Malaria in India. A proper study in India would pave the way for making these highly effective, safe and cheap PC Resonances available within India.

A seminar on PC Resonances was given in Mumbai October 2008 and we have started to investigate the possibility of having PC Resonances for India produced in India itself, so prices can be as low as possible. In the near future the intention is to develop an Amma4India Kit plus Manual, so the population of India can also benefit from PC Resonances.

First trip to Congo and Burundi

I first visited Burundi and Congo in November 2008 on invitation by Floribert Kazingufu. He is heading a religious organisation with 2000 members spread over 50 small churches in Burundi and Congo. Flory started his own congregation because he did not feel at home in other churches and because he has a mind of his own and strongly appreciates his freedom. He is a real community man, places his churches in poor neighbourhoods and lives amongst the people. He is a great organiser and depends on a large network of connections to achieve his goals. He has set up a foundation so he can also start clinics and schools. A first clinic started in Uvira, Congo, only two months ago. Three nurses work there on a 24/7 basis. He has also set up a school – primary and secondary – with 600 children of which 60% are orphans. This project is called ‘Land of Hope’. Another project starting in January involves former child soldiers for whom he will provide a school where they can learn carpentry etc. PC Resonances for him were exactly what he needed, because now with only a little training they can treat many diseases effectively at low cost.

We had agreed that I would only treat 4 indications – AIDS, malaria, war trauma and rape trauma. On their request diabetes and hypertension were added. In practice I saw a much wider variety of indications and besides remedies from the Amma4Africa Kit relied on a Helios 36 remedies kit. Sometimes I took the liberty to just mix two remedies. Like a child with gastroenteritis with vomiting and diarrhoea. After one dose of Nux/Ars the vomiting stopped, but the next day the diarrhoea still continued. Adding a granule of Chamomilla to the bottle also stopped the diarrhoea. Bad homeopathy according to some – good effect.

We saw patients at three places – Bujumbura (Burundi), Uvira (Congo) and Kiliba (Congo). All together I must have treated over 300 patients. Flory was a quick learner and soon was able to detect some of the major PC Resonances and also homeopathic remedies like Ignatia and Silica. Two other pastors (who by the way call Flory Bishop) also helped and in Uvira and Kiliba, Angele, the head nurse assisted us. She would do a short intake and write down for me the main indications in French. At some point there were so many patients that we further streamlined the procedure. Angele did the first intake, clear cases of malaria (I must have seen 100 cases) I only saw like one minute, then Flory would give some explanation while I made notes and one of the pastors prepared the remedy, and the other pastor showed the patient how to take it – the 555 regime (bang 5 times, take 5 drops, keep in mouth for 5 seconds). Since we added Vodka for preservation the content would start to foam after banging it and they would point to it as if it contained magic. Great bangers there I must say. They would bang with much force, and people outside must have wondered what the hell was going on inside this little clinic.

Rumours spread fast in Africa, so soon the director of a hospital visited Angele in the clinic to hear about this treatment. Patients had told him how wonderfully they responded. Word went that by just touching people I already healed them or that healing only took one day. Had I stayed longer, rumours about walking on Lake Tanganyika and about being born in a manger might soon have followed. The msungu still has a high status in Africa. Very different from the albinos that are even more white, but are regularly killed as misfortune is attributed to them, or because their limbs are chopped off and sold to witch doctors that apparently never took the Hippocratic oath. Seeing a white person was very rare, especially in Congo, whereas blacks were walking the dirt roads like ants, carrying heavy loads or just a troubled past. Two times I saw an albino. One of them is called the king of albinos, as they have organised themselves to fight for their rights and lives. I like the romantic idea of natural healers that embody ancient wisdom and knowledge, but I’m afraid the majority would not pass any form of registration besides that of a tribunal. They thrive by exploiting fear and make loads of money. So the idea of lining up with them is something to carefully consider and a decision may differ per country. In Tanzania for instance, they are all registered, which may guarantee better quality.

Congo is really in a bad state, which is nicely expressed by the road entering the country, which is one of the worst I’ve ever seen. Later, when in Uvira someone was pumping air in the tires of our car, I left the car to take some pictures. A pastor that would be recording some follow-ups also left the car and started filming. Within no time he was arrested and the camera confiscated. A crowd gathered and people thought we were filming for rebels. Fear of war and rebels is just below or even on the surface for everybody, so I understood the response. Flory was not there for he was making photocopies in the hospital. I concluded my contribution would be to just sit in the car, be in stillness and trust it would solve itself. Soon the head of security of the region entered the stage. A harsh looking man who concluded this was a great opportunity to bloat his ego and fill his pocket. When Flory came he took control of the situation. He took all persons of authority with him in the pub and they sat down to talk. A small amount changed pockets after the information that could endanger the state of Congo was removed from the camera’s memory. Also the head of the army came. He is member and even pastor of Flory’s church and someone had called him to come and help, which actually was no longer necessary. Later this major, with a face innocent like a baby, but the experience of several wars, took part in the seminar I gave in Uvira.

At Land of Hope – a project sponsored by Dutch people – we had to work even more effectively. Teachers had made lists of students. All those suffering from malaria were lined up and after banging the bottle one of the pastors gave each five drops in the mouth, while the rest of the line would count to five, so the child would know when to swallow. We must have treated dozens like that. The teachers were given bottles to repeat the dose every day for two weeks. Some child soldiers we talked to as a group. Some other cases, like rape, diabetes etc. I saw individually. Flory translated for all consultations and learned a lot from doing that.

First feedback

It was a great learning experience to treat so many cases, even though the sun on the zinc roof, the small room, mosquitoes entering at sunset, several skipped lunches, and people crowding the small building made it hard at times to keep my calm. It’s also interesting to notice the kind of feelings that come up when there is so much pressure and so little time. Feelings I have seen so often in allopathic colleagues and have been judgemental about. I could notice the inclination to make jokes over patients, that at times I was hardly looking at them because I was busy writing or preparing bottles, or that if they did not come up with a clear indication irritation would come up. It didn’t come to the surface really, but watching these human reactions inside of me made me so aware of how this attitude in many hospitals says less about the individuals and more about their circumstances.

Now the indications and remedies as such

I mostly treated malaria and PC malaria is almost a sure hit. Malaria is often diagnosed together with typhoid, but PC malaria alone helped almost all cases. If a case did not respond I was just amazed, that’s how confident I got in its effect. One case did not respond to a daily dose, he then took the remedy every hour and was fine the next day. So I had missed the acuteness of her state and instead had treated her as a chronic case.

A very interesting observation was that there were a few cases where people hardly ever had malaria. After getting gonorrhoea – which is as endemic as malaria – one or two months later malaria kicked in and kept coming back regularly. So these cases were (also) treated with PC gonorrhoea.

PC gonorrhoea was prescribed to lots of cases of infertility, chronic infections of the lower urinary tract and/or vagina, womb and ovaries. A fascinating case concerned a woman who was going to be operated on in two weeks. For three months she was suffering from intense pains in the womb and an echo she had with her showed cysts in the womb. On inquiring it appeared that two months before all this started she had an infection, which I assumed, was gonorrhoea. After the first dose she discharged great lumps of blood that looked like meat. The next day the pains were practically gone and she went back to work. Four days later she was beaming and cancelled the operation.

Several cases of TB were also treated. One woman was coughing up blood already for a long time. A few hours after the first dose of PC300t (for TB) she coughed more than ever and a great amount of blood came out. After that the coughing and the pain subsided, the bleeding, night sweating etc. all stopped. Five months later she was still doing well.

Some 20 cases of AIDS were treated with PC1. Several were still free from symptoms or were so since ARVs. One lady had been using ARVs for years but they no longer worked for her. So she was losing weight and had all the typical symptoms. I saw her again only two days later and she was completely fine, and will now coordinate activities in Bujumbura for PC1 as she knows many AIDS patients.

Hypertension was something mentioned by many. What it boiled down to actually was Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome with palpitations, fear etc. It was often from the war, and in many cases PC war trauma seems to work well. For the hardship of life, disappointments, grief etc. I prescribed Ignatia a lot with good results. As long as further homeopathic training is not a fact I would like the nurses to try PC grief in the future to see whether that will be as effective. Life in the region is not easy for many people, and it is actually amazing how many nevertheless cope.

I treated at least 12 cases with PC diabetes. At least 12, because at some point due to the many patients waiting, I stopped filling in two forms, one for the clinic and one for myself. Those that I could see back responded well, and from the pastors I heard that they received a lot of positive feedback from diabetes patients. Often people are officially on medication, but depending on the money available they only sometimes take some tablets or inject insulin. So to have a very cheap remedy available now is wonderful for them. One lady having a blood sugar of 19 was drinking 5 litres of water every evening, was sweating profusely and all the teeth in her mouth were loose. After the remedy the sweating and the thirst totally disappeared and the blood sugar went down to 16 in a couple of days. Of her and many more patients I later received news on how they were doing in the long run. All patients that could be followed up appeared to have normal blood sugars now. Oral medication could be stopped and insulin dependent patients had reduced the daily doses.

Several cases of hepatitis were treated with a general resonance PC hepatitis. As they  often had the disease for many years already, their response was amazingly quick. I’ll work out several of these cases for the intended book on PC.