I just posted the following at HerbDataNZ.com because they were talking about homeopathy and spagyric medicine. I don't wanna explain it to them and don't really have the time to do so, so somebody else please post the previous postings that precipitated the following, for I don't want to again get entangled into trying to explain homeopathy to seventy-twelve gazillion people who're clearly too lazy to do it themselves and are too brainwashed and many of whom apparently even need new brains. Explain it to them, and be careful what you say, okay? I love the Kiwis, and babes with that accent make me drool, but be sure to tell them to shut up about homeopathy until they're actual Hahnemannians, because I'm sure they won't listen to me. "I think we're all bozos on this bus" (The Firesign Theatre).
PS. Administrators, where's the function to post quotes? The following needs it, so fix it, please. God bless!
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Dear Members,
I got here from Googling "aude sapre" to check my spelling, and lookie, lookie what I found. People are talking about homeopathy and spagyric medicine who don't have a clue. Please don't talk about stuff you don't understand and especially not the 25th-century medicine called by those two names and two previous ones, for you'll just confuse people and adulterate the truth. I'm all for people being sincerely motivated, but it's undeniable that the most wrongheaded errors foisted on the human race have come from sincere but misguided people.
Specifically, spagyric medicine has nothing to do with botanical medicine (phytotherapy), and I don't care how many morons say it does. It was clearly homeopathy in the Way Back Machine and was destroyed by the evil Pauline Church by the God-damned Jesuits, Lutherans and Calvinists. In fact, Hahnemann invoked the guys in his first, formal presentation of homeopathy to the world called Essay on a New Principle (bla bla bla). It's in The Lesser Writings somewhere in the middle of that long report. It's quite amazing that homeopathy is as old as known civilization and was clearly brought by both the ancient Egyptians (as Hermetic medicine) and those of the ancient Rama Empire (as an unnamed manifestation of homeopathy) when they settled in their transposed homelands from their previous civilizations, and yet it also belongs to the future. Connect the dots, and ketchup!
Please don't talk about this subject. Read me at
Homeopathy Home - The Net's best homeopathic resource, but please shut up about homeopathy until you know what you're talking about. It will take you 25 years to do so, so please commenceth to awaith opening your mouths about it again, okay?
God bless!
Albert (7/16/08)