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Originally Posted by suchi
. . . Actually, the fact is:
The vital force is a science and not a philosophy.
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That's not true. It's a thing, not a science or philosophy. While the vital force is perfectly understandable in scientific terms and is certainly as obvious as can be since death proves it exists as well as most things about physics, things are only part of science or are referred to as being scientific if they're either (1) provable by scientific method and -- very importantly -- lack erroneous assumptions skewing and corrupting scientific method or if they're (2) driven and ordered by natural laws specific to some study. By far, things fitting into the former very large category of scientific information constitute "studies of" (or -ologies of) something: biology, anthropology, paleontology, gastroenterology, cardiology, oncology, toxicology, physiology, pathology, virology, bacteriology, histology, etc. -- lots and lots of them. The latter and more-important category of scientific information constitute the 4-5 pure sciences because natural laws intrinsic to and unique to some aspect of Nature order and drive that information: mathematics (arguable either way as a pure science), chemistry (the Science of Matter), physics (the Science of Forces & Energies), legitimate homeopathy (the Science of Medicine) and the Brotherhoods' Philosophy & Cosmology (quite off the scale compared to the other four). Vital force is neither of those things precisely because it's a thing, not a study of something or a pure science. However, I suspect the fact that English is not our speaker's native language impinged upon what s/he wanted to say.
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Originally Posted by suchi
. . . that is what the master [Hahnemann] wanted to explain to his followers
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Hold on! I ain't no follower, pal, and neither should anyone else be about anything. Hahnemann and subsequent Hahnemannians had and we still have colleagues and students, but there's no place for followership mentalities in homeopathy, period. That's just gets you "teacha tole me" krap, and that won't go anywhere since there's no knowledge involved in such nonsense. What if I go, "Bubba Braindead, one of the many supreme morons of the entire universe, said that we're all animals even though no animal has hemispheric lateralization of the brain and other stuff constituting the 10 Qualities of Mind"? Are you going to believe Bubba Braindead or the Truth? It makes no difference who says Truth, either. There's thus no personality worship with people who love Truth, so don't use that word, please.
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Does vital force have any relation with physiology . . . with pathology . . . with medicine?
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Yes, and how could it not?
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If yes, then how would the correlation of pathology, physiology and medicine help in prescriptions of the simillimum?
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They don't because pathology and therapeutics are two completely separate and wholly unrelated subjects.
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Vital force is oxygen.
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If that's what he says, I'll be sure not to read it and wonder why you believe it. Explain away, sir.
Sir or ma’am, you made a heap of mistakes there, but I don’t have time to correct them all. The fact that you have the right motive and know that allopathic medicine is extremely if not wholly flawed in both theory and practice shows that you’re on the right track, but I can’t correct every single error that passes my way. Good luck, and
God bless!
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