Harmonia Vitae

12/11/2025

Hahnemann divided diseases into acute and chronic, not by their duration alone, but by their inner cause.
Acute illnesses are vigorous, short-lived reactions — nature’s attempt to cleanse and rebalance.
Chronic diseases, however, are deep-seated, slow, and persistent — the result of an internal dynamic disturbance that demands individualized cure.

Understanding this distinction allowed Homoeopathy to move beyond symptom relief to true constitutional healing.

11/11/2025

Sometimes, on the journey to better health, we hope for a quick fix or a magic button to make discomfort disappear. Homeopathy takes you on a different path.

It doesn’t numb your experience or mask your symptoms. Instead, it gently reaches for the root cause, inviting your whole system to find true balance and ease.

Anne Vervarcke expresses it perfectly:
“Homeopathy is not a quick fix. It doesn’t suppress, sedate, or disconnect. It doesn’t make symptoms vanish but dries up the source from which they sprung.”

Real healing is a process of transformation from within. If you’re looking for lasting changes, not just short-term relief, homeopathy might be the steady support you’ve been seeking.

10/11/2025

Professor George Vithoulkas, the authentic teacher of Classical Homeopathy

A true teacher in Homeopathy doesn’t just heal—they inspire, guide, and ignite the urge to share knowledge. Every homeopath must carry this flame forward. ...

18/10/2025

Classical Homeopathy

10 quotes by Dr. Samuel Hahnemann, the founder of Homeopathy:

1. "The highest ideal of cure is the speedy, gentle, and enduring restoration of health by the most trustworthy and least harmful way."

2. "A single remedy in simple form is always to be preferred to a mixture."

3. "The physician's highest calling, his only calling, is to make sick people healthy — to heal, as it is termed."

4. "Homeopathy is wholly different from allopathy and cures a larger percentage of cases than any other method of treatment and is beyond doubt safer and more economical."

5. "If the disease is treated with violent allopathic remedies, it can only suppress the symptoms but not truly cure the patient."

6. "To treat is not to cure. Suppressing symptoms is not healing."

7. "Diseases are not mechanical, but dynamic disturbances of life."

8. "He is the best physician who knows the worthlessness of the most medicines."

9. "Do not take anything for granted, nor believe in anything on the mere authority of tradition."

10. "A great physician should be a philosopher as well as a physician."

14/10/2025

Maori ancestral healing

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09/10/2025

Used for Influenza for more than 200 years.

And it remains one of the great homeopathic remedies today.
The proving of Bryonia alba was first carried out by Samuel Hahnemann,
the founder of homeopathy, and later expanded by several of his contemporaries and successors.

Today Bryonia is regarded as one of the most extensively proven and widely recognized remedies, especially indicated for :
Influenza, Bronchitis, and Pneumonia, when the symptom picture corresponds.
Its picture includes:

- Gradual onset of illness
- Dryness of mucous membranes
- Painful, hacking cough, worse on entering a warm room
- Stitching pains, improved by rest and firm pressure
- Worse from motion
- Better from cold air (desire for open windows)
- Irritability and desire to be left alone

Bryonia reminds us that influenza expresses itself differently in each person.

In homeopathy, we select a remedy that reflects the individual expression of illness, gently stimulating the body’s own healing response to support recovery.

Over the coming months, we will continue to share remedies that illustrate the many faces of influenza in homeopathic practice.

Have you experienced the healing effects of bryonia ?

08/10/2025

Homeopathy as a primary therapeutic system

09/09/2025

Researchers at Princeton have uncovered evidence that the human brain emits ultra-low-frequency electromagnetic waves capable of linking into a kind of global neural network.

These faint signals appear able to influence other people’s brain activity from as far as 10,000 kilometers away, raising the possibility that human consciousness is subtly interconnected on a planetary scale.

The discovery adds to growing research showing that the brain communicates not only through neurons but also through weak electromagnetic fields. Scientists believe these fields may help explain phenomena like empathy, intuition, and synchronized group behavior.

Experiments even suggest that when one person meditates or focuses deeply, others—nearby or far away—can experience slight shifts in their brainwave patterns, pointing to a hidden layer of human connection that science is only beginning to uncover.

07/08/2025

07/08/2025

One of neuroscience’s most hotly debated questions has just been answered and the news couldn’t be more hopeful. Researchers at Sweden’s Karolinska Institutet have confirmed that the adult human brain continues to grow new neurons, even into old age. Using advanced tools like single-nucleus RNA sequencing and high-resolution imaging, they studied brain tissue from people aged 0 to 78 and discovered active neurogenesis in the hippocampus, the brain’s key center for memory and learning.

The process was especially strong in a region called the dentate gyrus, where neural progenitor cells essentially newborn brain cells were observed dividing and maturing. While the level of cell production varied among individuals, the takeaway was clear: the aging brain isn’t static. It remains dynamic, regenerative, and capable of healing itself in ways we’re only beginning to understand.

This discovery could reshape treatments for cognitive decline, depression, and neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s. By learning how to activate or enhance this natural brain cell renewal, scientists are opening doors to future therapies that could preserve memory, sharpen thinking, and boost mental health throughout life.
Source: Karolinska Institutet, 2025 | Published in Nature Neuroscience