The psychological meaning of
Homeopathic remedies – Volume 1
“The Psychological Meaning of Homeopathic Remedies – Volume 1” was the first book of Antonie Peppler’s publications decoding the mental imprints behind the 190 most significant treatments in homeopathy.
The recognition of the psychological meaning of a remedy, which derives from the observation of the signature of a substance as well as the symptoms of the remedy picture, summarises the empirical knowledge of the remedy relationships gathered in complex statements and so establishes the proposed new treatment method.
You can order “The Psychological Meaning of Homeopathic Remedies – Vol. I” in physical form from Books on Demand (BoD).
The Second Book – Volume 2
“The Psychological Meaning of Homeopathic Remedies – Volume 2” expands the first book with over 140 further significant remedies. Again, Antonie Peppler, the inventor of Creative Homeopathy, and dozens of fellow colleagues and students analyzed the underlying mental imprint encoded in the homeopathic treatments.
This process, which lasted over many years, once more opened up a whole novel perspective on the inner workings of homeopathy. It also emphasizes that we need an expanded paradigm regarding this alternative method and the holistic healing approach in general—understanding that mind, body, and soul are interconnected and correlate in a profound way.
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Homeopathy for Body & Soul
The perfect book to go deeper down the rabbit hole of Creative Homeopathy. Understanding the psychological meaning of the individual homeopathic remedies, we can also grasp Symptom Language—the subtle communication of our subconscious mind. Antonie Peppler coined the term “symptom language” because she realized that the body is utilized to indicate internal conflicts and mental imprints that are hidden in the unconscious.
Book specs and Order options
The books “The Psychological Meaning of Homeopathic Remedies Volume I and II” contain the description of over 300 remedies (190 in V.1 and 140 in V.2) on about 400 pages each.
These publications are considered the standard works of Creative Homeopathy to grasp the current life situation of patients on the basis of the analysis and repertorization of the individual case. This approach enables the therapist to trace and accompany the patient’s development path.
- over 400 pages each volume
- the psychological meaning of over 300 remedies
- standard works of Creative Homeopathy
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Extracts from the book
The Psychological Meaning of Spongia tosta
“Seeks protection in conforming.”
—Corresponding imprint of Spongia tosta
The Psychological Meaning of Psorinum
“Isolation leads to lack.”
—Corresponding imprint of Psorinum
The Psychological Meaning of Iodum
“Does not feel nourished or loved.”
—Corresponding imprint of Iodum
The Psychological Meaning of Platinum
“Out of hurt places himself above others in order to be inviolable.”
—Corresponding imprint of Platinum metallicum
The Psychological Meaning of Pulsatilla pratensis
“Buries head in the sand, lack of confrontation.”
—Corresponding imprint of Pulsatilla pratensis
The psychological meaning of Carbo animalis
“Foregoes displaying own willpower.”
—Corresponding imprint of Carbo animalis
The psychological meaning of Colocynthis
“Gut-level anger from conforming and suppression of irritation.”
—Corresponding imprint of Colocynthis
The psychological meaning of Dulcamara
“Authority figures may not be questioned.”
—Corresponding imprints of Dulcamara
The psychological meaning of Cannabis sativa
“Has given up his identity”
—Corresponding imprint of Cannabis sativa
The psychological meaning of Agaricus muscarius
“Feels like a loser.”
—Corresponding imprint of Agaricus muscarius
The psychological meaning of Thuja occidentalis
“Shadow sides are encapsulated and isolated.”
—Corresponding imprint of Thuja occidentalis
The psychological meaning of Apis mellifica
“Doing one’s duty, while needs to function without aggression.”
—Corresponding imprint of Apis mellifica
The psychological meaning of Natrium muriaticum
“Holding to that which is tried and true.”
—Corresponding imprint of Natrium muriaticum
The psychological meaning of Bromium
“Everyone is in the same boat; self-serving relationships.”
—Corresponding imprint of Bromium
The psychological meaning of Veratrum album
“Self-betrayal”
—Corresponding imprint of Veratrum album
The psychological meaning of Sulphur
“Growth of awareness is suppressed.”
—Corresponding imprint of Sulphur
The psychological meaning of Rhus toxicodendron
“Feels predefined and restricted, wants to flee.”
—Corresponding imprint of Rhus toxicodendron
The psychological meaning of Opium papaver
“In between conscious and subconscious.”
—Corresponding message of Opium papaver somniferum
The psychological meaning of Nux vomica
“Hiding his real feelings through over-activity.”
—Corresponding imprint of Nux vomica
The psychological meaning of Ignatia amara
“Through suppression an emotion becomes its opposite.”
—Corresponding imprint of Ignatia amara
The psychological meaning of Aurum metallicum
“Lack of self-confidence.”
—Corresponding imprint of Aurum metallicum
The psychological meaning of Arsenicum album
“Fears for his existence; rather to die than change.”
—Corresponding imprint of Arsenicum album
The psychological meaning of Belladonna
“Dammed up, suppressed life energy becomes anger.”
—Corresponding imprint of Belladonna
The psychological meaning of Lachesis muta
“Suppressed individuality.”
—Corresponding imprint of Lachesis muta
The psychological meaning of Coffea cruda
“Feelings of guilt but does not confront the situation.”
—Corresponding imprint of Coffea cruda
The psychological meaning of Cuprum metallicum
“Bondage, leans on others out of feeling weak.”
—Correponding imprint of Cuprum Metallicum