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Best of the World’s Medicines!

Best of the World’s Medicines!

Best of the World’s Medicines!

What Ayurvedic Medicine, Yoga & Meditation; Homeopathic Medicine; Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine, Tai Chi, Qigong, & Tao; Energy Healing; Remote Healing; & William Tiller’s Imprinted Intention Technology Devices (IIEDs) add to the U.S. Medical Framework

August 2008 I wanted to make the world a better place and created a company and foundation with the mission of education and dialogue about health. My long-term goal was to help evolve the U.S. medical framework to include the best of the world’s medicines. Initially I set annual goals that resulted in my listening to and dialoguing with 200+ doctors, health professionals, scientists, quantum physicists, psychologists, and people about health; reading 200+ books; sharing 200+ books; attending lectures and classes through various medical and health schools; touring various health clinics, schools, and laboratories; and experimenting with and proving various medicines, practices, and phenomena to myself.

From these 3+ years of researching and experimenting with various conventional and natural medicines including subtle energy medicines, practices, phenomena, and technologies such as Ayurvedic medicine, yoga & meditation; homeopathic medicine; acupuncture, Oriental medicine, tai chi, qigong, Tao; energy healing; remote healing; spiritual healing; & William Tiller’s Imprinted Intention Technology Devices (IIEDs), I understand that we live in a classical AND quantum multi-dimensional world with different truths at different levels of reality and need to evolve our U.S. and global medical framework to include these natural medicines, practices, phenomena and technologies and the importance of consciousness, beliefs, intentions, dharma, and spirit. Furthermore, from combining Ayurveda with quantum physics and neuroscience, all these natural medicines, practices, phenomena and technologies at their deepest levels likely relate to the unified or superstring field that connects all living things (such as humans, plants, animals & minerals) and is consciousness and you can access and explore this field by meditating.

Progressive health, medical, science, philosophy, and theology schools and health foundations, doctors, technology companies, and entrepreneurs could facilitate further dialogue and fund further research leading to improved human well-being, improve health care, agriculture, education, veterinary medicine, and possibly improved and new diagnostic and treatment methodologies, improved and new personal and business technologies including enhanced environments.

Currently in Western medicine (also known as conventional or allopathic medicine) we define health as the absence of disease. We treat individual symptoms as disconnected from other symptoms, and we separate the physical body from the mind, the emotions and the spirit. In ancient times, healers understood our bodies holistically and energetically.

Matriarch energy healer Rev. Rosalyn Bruyere says that some fifty thousand years ago the Egyptian priest-scribe Tehuty, more familiarly known by his Greek name Hermes, is credited with defining the elementary nature of the chakra system. Some seven thousand years ago, prana (Ayurvedic medicine) was identified in India and some five thousand years ago, chi (qi) was identified in China. John White in Future Science lists 90+ different cultures each with their naming of a healing or life energy force.

Health is about physical, emotional, mental and spiritual well-being and relates to a life’s purpose or dharma.

I live in Seattle where Microsoft is significant. Prana, chi, ki (Japan), or our vital force (homeopathic medicine) is the unique software that drives our physical body, our hardware. If we are in a serious accident, we have excellent emergency rooms to repair our physical body. If on the other hand we have chronic physical, mental or emotional symptom(s), we may need to debug our software to fix the problem at a deeper level. Ayurvedic medicine, yoga & meditation; homeopathic medicine; acupuncture & Oriental medicine, tai chi, qigong, Tao; energy healing; remote healing; and Tiller’s IIEDs all help maintain or debug our software.

Ayurvedic Medicine, Yoga & Meditation

Since August 2008 for diet and daily living, I have enjoyed applying the principles of Ayurvedic medicine, an Indian medicine dating from 3000 to 5000 B.C.E, and its sister science yoga.

• Ayurvedic medicine is based on the principles that “like increases like and opposites reduce.”

• In Ayurvedic medicine there are three energies, vata, pitta and kapha, made-up of air, wind, fire, water and earth elements in our universe.

• Some of us have predominately one energy, some two, such as vata-pitta or vata-kapha, or less common, maybe ten percent, have all three energies, vata, pitta and kapha.

• You can take a questionnaire to estimate your energies or you can have an Ayurvedic doctor read your pulse to precisely tell you your current energies and your birth energies. (I did this and confirmed I had all three energies.)

• The key to good health is to have your current energies match your birth energies.

• In Ayurvedic medicine, you can use foods, fasting, breathing techniques, yoga, meditation, herbs, sleep, exercise, colors, sounds, scents, and more to stimulate or calm various energies.

• What I especially like about Ayurvedic medicine is that it honors all living things and the environment and promotes personal responsibility in diet and lifestyle.

• Furthermore, the principles of the Ayurvedic diet can be applied to the American and other cultures’ diets and work well for healthful weight loss, gain, or long-term maintenance.

• Moreover, Ayurvedic medicine can explain the who, what, where, when, why, and how of many acute and chronic diseases such as colds, coughs, influenzas, herpes, pain, arthritis, chronic fatigue syndrome, depression, migraines, obesity, cancer, and more.

• Ayurvedic medicine helps explain genetics and epigenetics, including identifying the importance of parent health when conceiving children, differences between siblings at birth, and much of the health differences in identical twins as they age.

• Ayurvedic medicine offers much for preventative health. For example, in Ayurveda there are six stages to disease so conventional doctors could learn to identify and treat diseases before disease symptoms develop– something we are currently unable to do in conventional medicine.

• Ayurvedic medicine offers doctors an end health state to look for when healing patients. This is especially helpful in quick healing medicines like homeopathy.

• Ayurvedic medicine identifies disease susceptibilities.

• Furthermore, Ayurvedic medicine connects disconnected groups in disease susceptibilities. For example, with swine flu, several of the susceptible groups included people with asthma, pregnant women, people with diabetes, and young children: all people with high Kapha energy. A second example is herpes virus 1 which involves people with high Pitta energy. A third example is cancer with all three energies possibly imbalanced. Two final examples are the research of the China Study and obesity and Kapha energy.

• Ayurveda medicine likely explains high, medium and low sensitivities to various doses of medicines and which qualities of allopathic medicines are aggravating or calming to various people.

• Ayurvedic medicine helps explain how and why acupuncture works and offers a self-healing tool through marma therapy.

• Ayurvedic medicine includes tongue and seven-level pulse diagnosis, further diagnostic tools.

• Ayurvedic medicine has public policy implications such as understanding what foods, lifestyles and environments we want to encourage in our schools and prisons and how to help counteract such public health issues as obesity, violence, depression, hyperactivity, and learning disabilities.

• Ayurvedic medicine identifies the wide diversity of humans mentally, physically and emotionally and offers schools, businesses, and governments an important diversity tool when assembling effective diverse groups.

• For businesses, the principles of Ayurveda can be applied to improve consumer and business products and develop new ones. For example, scents, colors, hot/cold, sound and more can be used to stimulate or calm various energies.

• Most important, Ayurveda, yoga, & meditation at its deepest levels leads to the unity of mind, body, and spirit and dharma.

• David Frawley in Ayurveda and the Mind writes: “True awareness is the recognition of unity through which we transcend personal limitations and understand the Self as Allium”

• Deepak Chopra in Ageless Body, Timeless Mind writes: The universe evolves because the stream of dharma guides it; it is the invisible intelligence that weaves the fabric of life. . . For someone who is conscious only of the material world, power is limited to materials forces; but at a more profound level there is a creative power shaping mind and body—the power of evolution, or dharma.”

• Then in Reinventing the Body, Resurrecting the Soul, Chopra writes, “A noted Indian guru was asked, ‘Is my personal evolution something I’m doing or something that is happening to me?’ His answer: ‘It’s both, but if we must choose, it’s something that is happening to you.'”

• This “something that is happening to you” is your prana, chi, ki, or vital force.

Homeopathic Medicine

Homeopathic medicine, the most common form of alternative medicine in North and South America, in my observation and experience can be the most powerful medicine likely because the medicines are subatomic subtle energy medicines and the higher potencies can be quite powerful.

• For example a 1M potency is a 1,000c dilution which is a 1:100 dilution, 1,000 times, and exponent designation 10-2,000.

• A 10M potency is a 10,000c dilution which is a 1:100 dilution, 10,000 times, and exponent designation 10-20,000.

• With Planck scale at 10-33, a 1M is resonating powerfully within the quantum world.

• Homeopathy has greatly evolved in the past twenty years and I recommend visiting a homeopath with the C.C.H. (Certified Classical Homeopath) certification.

• I trained through the American Medical College of Homeopathy (AMCH) headed by Dr. Todd Rowe, M.D., M.D.(H) (Medical Doctor of Homeopathy), C.C.H., D.Ht.

• AMCH is currently offering a three year, 1,104 hour Homeopathic Practitioner Program on-line and in Phoenix that works well for doctors and others specifically interested in homeopathic medicine and a four year, 4,280 hour Doctor of Homeopathy Program. I applaud the state of Arizona for its Doctor of Homeopathy legislation: www.azleg.gov/legtext/50leg/1r/bills/sb1175h.pdf

• I also studied under Rajan Sankaran M.D.(H) of India and thank him along with many of the current leading and former homeopaths for the evolution of homeopathy to the 4,000+ homeopathic medicines today and the Vital Sensation methodology that pairs traditional case-taking rubrics with nonsense and holistic concepts.

• Samuel Hahnemann, 1755-1843, a German physician, chemist, and linguist was discouraged with the healing methods of his day and discovered homeopathy while translating information related to treating malaria for the Scottish physician William Cullen’s Materia Medica.

• Homeopathy is based on the principle of “like curing like.”

• Homeopathic medicines are regulated by the Federal Drug Administration and as explained above higher potencies are gained through increased succession and dilution making them more quantum and thus more powerful.

• From clinical training and personal experience, I have observed that homeopathic medicines offer healing for a wide variety of physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual acute and chronic ailments including long-standing allergies, sinusitis, migraines, menstrual problems, eczema, chronic fatigue syndrome, panic attacks, pain, depression, manic-depression, anxiety, phobias, delusions, anger, ADD, ADHD, autism, obesity, alcoholism, and more.

• Students are typically initially trained in James Kent’s classic repertory which was published in segments in the early 1900s and includes 1,423 pages of homeopathic symptoms and the homeopathic medicines which produced or healed these symptoms as a result of homeopathic medicinal clinical trials on healthy people and clinical successes from healing patients’ diseases.

• In time, students advance to using computer software that accesses a larger number of clinical trials on healthy people and clinical successes from healing patients’ diseases.

• The medicines work quickly and results can often be experienced in minutes to hours for first aid and acute prescribing.

• Healing can take longer for chronic situations and there are laws and principles to help doctors, health professionals and homeopaths identify the action of healing.

• The most inspiring healings I have viewed are young autistic boys who have become much more functional from homeopathic medicines.

• The book Impossible Cure by Amy Lansky, Ph.D., a former NASA computer scientist, highlights her own son’s cure of autism with homeopathy and people can connect with Dr. Lansky, Dr. Rowe and other homeopaths through voicesofhomeopathy.com.

• Laurel Chiten, accomplished filmmaker, has short five minute films of various homeopathic successes that can be viewed at blinddogfilms.com, including the super-bug MRSA and a child with autism.

• The correct constitutional homeopathic medicine offers patients an opportunity to heal current disease symptoms and avoid future genetic diseases and could be used to improve parents’ health before conceiving children.

• The psoric, sycotic, syphilitic, malarial, ringworm, cancer, tubercular, and leprosy miasms provide a framework for further understanding the depth and pace of people’s past, current, and future possible disease states and matching homeopathic medicines for healing these possible states.

• Moreover, homeopathic medicines over the past two hundred years have been shown to be very helpful for various influenzas and epidemics and are cost effective: read The Homeopathic Treatment of Influenza by Sandra Perko, Ph.D., C.C.N.

• Homeopathic medicines transport and store easily so they can be used in remote areas.

• Homeopathy is the ultimate green medicine because the medicines can be easily duplicated in water or inhaled to maximize scarce resources such as during an epidemic.

• Furthermore, Dr. Masaru Emoto’s research with water, The Hidden Messages in Water, can be applied to LM potencies, vastly expanding the number of homeopathic medicinal possibilities.

• Homeopathic medicines could also possibly be used instead of chemicals on our food and agriculture to improve our agricultural system including Pittsburgh homeopath Betsy Reilling’s PlantEase:

• Barbara Brennan, Ph.D. and energy healer, in part one of Light Emerging seems to describe the homeopathic experience of releasing old symptoms and there appear to be other commonalities between homeopathy, energy healing, and acupuncture.

• Moreover, the homeopathic software systems and books detail two hundred years of mental, emotional and physical disease symptoms and corresponding healing medicines.

• Rajan Sankaran in Homeopathy for Today’s World describes a nonhuman or second song that plays within each of us. As children, we generally can freely express this nonhuman song through our higher energy, sensation, and delusion (dream) level. As we age, we can suppress this second song or nonhuman energy, leading to its sounding at mental, emotional, and ultimately physical levels.

• Julian Jonas, C.C.H., Lic. Ac., Center for Homeopathy of Southern Vermont explains: “The most important development in homeopathy since its discovery in the late 18th century by Dr. Samuel Hahnemann, the Sensation Method of diagnosis developed by Dr. Rajan Sankaran explains that our experience and perceptions of life’s stresses are shaped by an inner pattern, or ‘song,’ connected to one of the three kingdoms in nature—animal, plant, mineral(can be any living thing of the universe). Revealing itself as a constant underlying sensation felt in both mind and the body and expressed through illness and chronic ailments, this inner song of reoccurring reactive patterns—be it that of a competitive lion, a sensitive daisy or structured phosphorous—drives our emotions, dreams, ambitions, careers, and relationships and is the underlying factor behind why stress affects each of us so differently. . . he reveals how becoming aware of our inner song can reduce the intensity of its negative effects, leading to less stress, better health, and more harmony in our lives.”

• Homeopathy for Today’s World is helpful for businesses, advertisers, health foundations, health professionals and interested people because it introduces the nonhuman energy and sensitivities that drive our core being and identifies homeopathic and other ways to uncover these deeper realities.

• Most important, constitutional homeopathy leads to the healing of mind, body and spirit and at the deepest levels the co-creating of new realities.

• A constitutional homeopath interviews you for one and half to two and half hours initially to find the constitutional homeopathic medicine that matches your unique energetic being, typically an animal, mineral, or plant.

• Follow-up interviews usually last about an hour or less and can be done through Skype or other technology if needed.

• Doug Brown, C.C.H., R.S.Hom., F.N.P., Homeopathic Healing, Portland, and Faculty, American Medical College of Homeopathy, realizes the deep level of classical constitutional homeopathy and in his 2006 article “Paradigm Shift: Homeopathy as Applied Consciousness,” he writes: “Disease is not something that happens TO us. It is not ultimately the product of attacks by germs or faulty organs. Disease is, rather, an expression of a vital force. A spirit-like essence, a unity, which permeates the human body but is not limited to it. This life force energizes the human body; indeed it is responsible for the very materialization of the body…The life force does not only govern the individual’s health, physical and mental, but also what happens to him.”

• Later Brown asks: “How is it possible that we create our own illness(?) . . . Perhaps at some point in the soul’s journey there is a decision made to conform in some way to this field. Perhaps it is because hidden within the information and layered meanings of each kind of experience, lies a lesson the soul needs for its own evolution.”

• In an address to 2006 homeopathic graduates Brown describes depth homeopathy and the potential to co-create new realities: “Reality is the ACT of PERCEPTION . . . Homeopathy is the art of perception, highly developed, highly refined, expertly utilized in the service of healing. Isaac Luria, the renowned 16th century Jewish Mystic and kabbalist, used the expression Tikkun olam, to refer to the discipline of healing, repairing the world. So the path you have taken, my friends, is not just about healing the sick . . . it is about creating a new reality, aligning with a universe that chooses healing, evolution, integration, unfolding and harmony. Depth homeopathy involves active participation in the creative act of bringing healing, congruency, clarity, and meaning into existence.”

• Later Brown remarked: “She (a patient) felt support from Silica, but her true, deep simillimum (constitutional homeopathic medicine) turned out to be the remedy Hummingbird . . . We think there must be a high level of trust, confidence, and perhaps blind faith, when people allow themselves to be anesthetized and put under the care of a surgeon with a scalpel. But isn’t the trust, isn’t the faith, isn’t the risk, even greater, when we entrust the care of our soul to a healer, not just the physical body.”

• In closing, he commented: “I liken my job to having a front row seat at a window into the inner workings of the universe, into mystery and wonder. Of course the metaphor falls short because we are not merely spectators. . . If we perceive correctly, and touch the vital force in the right place, we will align ourselves with the healing impulse of nature, and conscious attention and intention will do all the rest.”

Energy Healing

Traditional energy healers can perceive people’s energy fields and therefore know a lot about health and dis-ease.

• Blocks in the flow of energy create imbalances and if not cleared may lead to illness and disease.

• Practitioners work with chakras, meridians, and subtle energies to restore balance.

• They clear, charge and balance patients’ energy fields to generate health and well-being.

• Some energy healers practice by laying on of hands, while others work without touching the body directly.

• Furthermore, some energy healers teach energy exercises to maximize self-health, including brain power exercises, grounding exercises, and more.

• In addition to treating people themselves, because energy healers perceive human energy fields, they can work with researchers to better understand the causes and cures of illnesses and possibly help develop further diagnostic and healing technologies.

• For example, Rev. Rosalyn Bruyere, a pioneer of energy healing, identifies the following diseases with the first chakra: anemia, cancer, arthritis, colitis, Alzheimer’s, excessive fear, chronic pain, hypertension, heart disease, genetic diseases, addictions, and compulsive and obsessive behaviors.

• Furthermore, she describes anemia and cancer as relating to the issue of power and cancer cells vibrating slower than regular cells, imitating embryonic cells which is why the body allows them to multiply and divide rapidly.

• Most important, traditional energy healers describe a holographic health model and 10 or 12 dimensions to our being–a physical, auric (7 level human energy field), haric and core star level–that drastically evolves our understanding of health, healing, people, relationships, cultures, and our universe at the deepest levels.

• Barbara Brennan, Ph.D., a former NASA scientist and another pioneer of energy healing, offers detailed descriptions and illustrations in her books Hands of Light and Light Emerging.

• Beliefs, consciousness, intentions, and other dimensions lie at the deepest levels of energy healing and remote healing, spiritual guides, high sensory perception and much more are all possibilities.

• Brennan writes, “The purpose of incarnation is the creation of awareness of self as divine co-creator of the universe…each of us is born with a life task to reconnect to the core of our being. In order to do this, we must remove the blocks between our conscious awareness and our core. This is called our personal life task.”
Acupuncture & Oriental medicine, Tai Chi, Qigong, & Tao
Acupuncture & Oriental medicine, tai chi, qigong, & Tao has similarities to Ayurvedic medicine & yoga & meditation and energy healing and at its deepest levels is about reconnecting patients to spirit.
In The Clinical Practice of Chinese Medicine (2003) Lonny Jarrett, M.Ac. writes: “In restoring a patient’s memory of original nature and purpose, we have saved life in perhaps an even greater sense than is possible with critical care medicine. For surgery and medication may save the form of a life, but Chinese medicine can resurrect its purpose. Therefore, we must approach the return of spirit as the guiding force in an individual’s life with the same seriousness and sense of urgency as we would approach the study and cultivation of our art with the highest sense of purpose and discipline.”
Chapters 1 to 7 of Nourishing Destiny describe this deeper level even for the non-practitioner and the Appendix offers his 1998 understanding of Chinese and Western Medicine. In Part V of Clinical Practice Jarrett describes the relationship between the eight- principle and five-element tradition and between herbal medicine and acupuncture and introduces Don Beck’s spiral dynamic evolutionary model that comes from Claire Graves’s work.
In Acupuncture: Is It for You? J R Worsley writes, “Traditional Chinese acupuncture helps cultivation of the Tao. It is a form of healing that is in tune with the Tao; its practice is ever-mindful and trusting that Nature, allowed to flow unimpeded, leads to health in body, mind and spirit, as Nature ordained it to be . . . The Tao is more a way of mind than the body, being the Way of realizing the beauty and potential of the spirit within us all.”

Moreover, Wayne Dyer in Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Life writes about the 14th verse of the Tao Te Ching, “Some scholars have singled out this 14th verse of the Tao Te Ching as the most significant of all its 81 offerings because it stresses the significance of the single principle that’s the underpinning of all existence. Tapping into this invisible, untouchable, immeasurable force will enable you to gain the harmony that comes with being connected to the oneness, and harmony is your ultimate objective in deciding to live an ‘in-Spirited’ life. . . This 14th verse of the Tao calls for you to immerse yourself in inspiration rather than information, to become at one with that which has always been. And as this verse of the Tao concludes so insightfully, ‘Discovering how things have always been brings one into harmony with the Way.'”

Quantum Physics

Towards the end of my journey of exploring health, I stumbled upon What the Bleep Do We Know? and What the Bleep Do We Know?! Down the Rabbit Hole which includes William Tiller, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Material Science and Engineering, Stanford University, John Hagelin, Ph.D., Quantum Physicist, Director, Institute of Science, Technology and Public Policy, Maharishi University of Management (Ayurveda); Dean Radin, Ph.D., Senior Scientist, Noetic Sciences; Candace Pert, Ph.D., former Clinical Neuroscience Branch of NIH, now The Institute of New Medicine; Fred Alan Wolf, Quantum Physicist, Ph.D, UCLA; Amit Goswami, Ph.D., retired Professor, Theoretical Physics Department, University of Oregon; Andrew Newberg, M.D., Director, Center for Spirituality and Neurosciences, University of Pennsylvania; and others and became excited at finding some conventional scientists who thought unconventionally and expressed some of what I had come to understand: we live in a classical AND quantum world; we are entangled; different truths exist at different levels of reality, and the importance of consciousness, intentions, beliefs, dharma and spirit.

From various correspondences and further research, I read three of William Tiller’s books, Science and Human Transformation (1997), Some Science Adventures with Real Magic (2005), and Pschoenergetic Science (2007) and felt like I had come full circle in my exploration when I found his conjugate physical, reciprocal space and reciprocal time table on page 127 and his human metaphor model on page 147 Psychoenergetic Science and his energy photographs on pages 19, 21 and 22 and list of subtle energy phenomena on page 23 Science and Human Transformation.

Tiller’s emphasis on consciousness and intentions fits very much with Barbara Brennan’s descriptions of our deeper haric and core star levels. Furthermore, my studies of these energy medicines and what I have observed and experienced fit very much with Tiller’s reciprocal dimension and Brennan’s work. Moreover, I followed up with Bastyr Researcher Leanna Standish, Ph.D., N.D., L.Ac. whose UW and Bastyr telepathy research is included in Something Unknown is Doing We Don’t Know What. Currently her research is using remote qigong to shrink brain tumors.

William Tiller’s Imprinted Intention Technology Devices

Physicist Tiller, Professor Emeritus, Material Science and Engineering, Stanford University, has developed Imprinted Intentional Technology Devices (IIEDs) which use specific human intentions to challenge the assumption that “No human qualities of consciousness, intention, emotion, mind or spirit can significantly influence a well-designed target experiment in physical reality.” His first four experiments were to raise and lower the pH of water by 1.0 unit, significantly increase the in vitro thermodynamic activity of the liver enzyme alkaline phosphatase (ALP), and significantly shorten the fruit fly larval stage. Psychoenergetic Science: A Second Copernican-Scale Revolution describes these successful experiments and further ones. White papers can be found at tillerfoundation.org. Green and Green’s symbolic interpretation of human substance and perceptual structure is on page 33 of this book.

Then I watched further movies, read further books, corresponded further, and explored further including remote and near energy healing, telepathy, psychokinesis, Sankaran’s work, Reconnective Healing, meditation, and the multidimensions of the universe. Furthermore, I set up a Facebook page with short videos related to these subtle energy medicines, quantum physics, neuroscience, and more: http://www.facebook.com/#!/profile.php?id=100002983625186&sk=wall. Moreover, I explored physicist John Hagelin’s Physics of Consciousness which fit very much with my research.
Book and Movie List
An introductory college science course to explore the various subtle energy medicines, the deeper levels of health, the classical and energetic dimensions, and the possibilities of our universe include the following Ayurvedic & yoga books: Perfect Health, Deepak Chopra, M.D.; Eat*Taste*Heal*, Thomas Yarema, M.D., Daniel Rhoda, Chef Johnny Brannigan; The 3-Season Diet, John Douillard; Ayurveda and Marma Therapy, David Frawley, O.M.D., Subhash Ranade, and Avinah Lele; Secrets of the Pulse and The Complete Book of Ayurvedic Home Remedies, Vasant Lade, M.A.Sc.; Ayurvedic Tongue Diagnosis by Walter Shantree Kacera; Yoga for your Type by David Frawley and Sandra Kozak; Yoga: The Greater Tradition by David Frawley, Ageless Body, Timeless Mind (1998, 2008, 2010), Reinventing the Body Resurrecting the Soul (2009) and The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success, Deepak Chopra, and The Bhagavad Gita: A New Translation, Stephen Mitchell.
Homeopathic medicine books and articles include Homeopathy for Today’s World (formerly The Other Song), Rajan Sankaran, M.D.(H); “Paradigm Shift: Homeopathy as Applied Consciousness” and “Graduating into Homeopathy: Changing the World by Transforming Consciousness,” Doug Brown, C.C.H., F.N.P, RSHom (NA), Impossible Cure, Amy Lansky, Ph.D.; Homeopathy Science or Myth?, Bill Gray, M.D., M.D.(H); Homeopathic Self-Care, Robert Ullman, N.D., Judyth Reichenberg-Ullman, N.D.; The Homeopathic Revolution, Dana Ullman.; The Science of Homeopathy, George Vithoulkhas; The Homeopathic Treatment of Influenza, Sandra Perko, Ph.D.; Organon of the Medical Art by Dr. Samuel Hahnemann, Annotated by Wenda Brewster O’Reilly, Ph.D.; Achieving and Maintaining Simillimum, Luc De Shepper, M.D., Ph.D., Lic.Ac., and looking through Sankaran’s Schema, Rajan Sankaran to gain an understanding of the 4,000+ homeopathic medicines available today.
Acupuncture, Oriental medicine & Tao, books include Traditional Acupuncture: The Law of the Five Elements, Dianne Connelly, Ph.D., The Healing Promise of Qi, Roger Jahnke, O.M.D., In the Footsteps of the Yellow Emperor, Peter Eckman, M.D., Ph.D., M.Ac.(UK), Acupuncture: Is It for You? J.R. Worsley, Nourishing Destiny (1998) The Clinical Practice of Chinese Medicine (2003) Lonny Jarrett, M.Ac., Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Life: Living the Wisdom of the Tao, Wayne Dyer, Ph.D, and “You Are God: An In-Depth Conversation with Dr. Wayne Dyer,” by Ray and Loree Hemachandra.
Energy healing, books include Wheels of Light, Rev. Rosalyn Bruyere, Hands of Light and Light Emerging (part 1), Barbara Brennan; Ph.D, The Reconnection, Eric Pearl, and Energy Medicine, Donna Eden.
Quantum science, psi phenomena, and consciousness books include Wholeness and the Implicate Order (Chapters 5 on), David Bohm, Ph.D., Science and Human Transformation (1997) and Pschoenergetic Science (2007), William Tiller, Ph.D.; Hidden Messages in Water (2005), Masaru Emoto; The Conscious Universe, Dean Radin, Ph.D; The Field, Lynn McTaggart; The Biology of Belief, Bruce Lipton, Ph.D., Molecules of Emotion, Candace Pert, Ph.D., The Hidden Reality: Parallel Universes and the Deep Laws of the Cosmos, Brian Greene, Ph.D.; three or four chapters in Consciousness & Healing, Marilyn Schlitz, Tina Amorok, Marc Micozzi, and Active Consciousness, Amy Lansky, Ph.D.
Movies include What the Bleep Do We Know?, What the Bleep Do We Know?! Down the Rabbit Hole, The Living Matrix, The Quantum Activist, Something Unknown Is Doing We Don’t Know What, The Quantum Revelation, The Shift, and The Dhamma Brothers.
Food industry and vegetarian books include In Defense of Food, Michael Pollan; Food Matters and How to Cook Everything Vegetarian, Mark Bittman; and Becoming Vegetarian by Vesanto Melina, M.S., R.D., & Brenda Davis, R.D.
Evolutionary books include Spiral Dynamics, Don Beck, Integral Life Practice, Ken Wilber, Terry Patten, Adam Leonard, & Marco Morelli, and Evolutionary Enlightment, Andrew Cohen.
What is your initial sense of these subtle energy medicines, health, consciousness, intentions, beliefs, dharma, spirit, time, space, entanglement, psi phenomena, parallel universes, evolution? What do you want to explore further?
Carroll Bottum Ritter, [email protected]
P.S. I currently want to read The Holographic Universe, Michael Talbot, Homeopathy for Farm and Garden, Vaikunthanath Das Kaviraj, Homeopathy in the Irish Potato Famine, Francis Treuherz and Your Soul’s Plan, Robert Schwartz.
P.P.S.S. Other favorite books include Textbook of Ayurveda, Volume I and II and Ayurvedic Perspectives on Selected Pathologies, Vasant Lad, M.A.Sc.; Ayurvedic Healing, David Frawley; The Answer to Cancer, Hari Sharma, M.D., Rama Mishra, James Meade, Messages from Water and the Universe (2010), Masaru Emoto; Pathology for the Health Professions, Ivan Damjanov; Flu and The Vaccine Guide, Randall Neustaedter, O.M.D., Desktop Guide, Roger Morrison, M.D., Concordant Materia Medica, Frans Vermeulen, Homeopathy and Minerals, Jan Scholten; The Spirit of Homeopathy, The Sensation in Homeopathy, The Soul of Remedies, Rajan Sankaran; A Homeopathic Approach to Cancer, Dr. A.U. Ramakrishnan and Catherine Coulter; The Four Elements in Homeopathy, Misha Norland; Animal Mind, Human Voices, Nancy Herrick; Homeopathic Remedies from the Avian Realm, Jonathon Shore, M.D.; and The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Chakras, Betsy Rippentrop, Ph.D. and Eve Adamson.

About the author

Carroll Bottum-Ritter

Carroll Bottum Ritter has spent several years researching various types of alternative medicine: Ayurvedic, yoga, oriental medicine, naturopathy, homeopathy, and healing touch. She feels she has explored the interrelatedness of the medicines and how these medicines can be integrated to maximize health and disease prevention for individuals. Carroll is interested in evolving the U.S. medical framework to include the best of the world"™s medicines and a broad view of health, including mental, emotional and physical disease symptoms. She has a long-term vision of global health schools and teams of integrated health providers and a global health framework and a global software system and data base serving to maximize health and disease prevention. [email protected]

3 Comments

  • My, my,–what an inspiration you are.!! Thank you for all the info, and for giving me the desire to keep learning more and more about alternative medicine. I have been using and administering homeopathic remedies to my family for 15 years.
    Thanks again.

  • Lovely effort. I am a phisician with total dedecation to homeophaty. Since 1993 i practice it. I also studied acupunture and chinese traditional medicine and my believe is that the complement ech other. I hve no experience with Ayurveda, Ostheopatic, or many other medical treatment. You give me the idea that I must research in many other medical fields in order to agreed with you in your vision of a Holistic Medicine. I started my quest today!

  • A very inspiring effort and excellent vision. Kudos to you!
    Will it be possible in the near future? No. With the vested interests of the big pharma corps and their strong lobbying power this is mission impossible. Of course, at the individual level we can make our little efforts.
    Regards

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