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Stones - Spectrum of Homeopathy 03/2019
Peter Tumminello: Cubic and orthorhombic structures

Together with the chemical properties, the crystal structure influences the healing powers of the mineral remedies. It is like a blueprint for the characteristic feeling and thinking of people who need such a remedy. Using the example of the orthorhombic structure, the author shows how these can be expressed in the psychological patterns of sensation and reaction. Its emphasis is on the area of sensitivity and emotional connection with adaptation to others and suppression of one’s own feelings to the point of lack of sensation and withdrawal. The businessman in the first case is helped by the cubic Diamond. The empathetic and sensitive patient in the second case achieves more self-confidence and independence with the help of the orthorhombic Magnesium silicatum.

KEYWORDS: alcoholism, Amazonite, Apophyllite, Aquamarine, colour preference, cough, crystal structure, depression, diamond, Fluorite, Magnesium silicatum, Opal, orthorhombic structure, Phosphorus, Pyrite, Selenite, Sulphur, stones, Tephroite

Peter Tumminello: Cubic and orthorhombic structures

Stones - Spectrum of Homeopathy 03/2019
Peter Tumminello: Cubic and orthorhombic structures

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Stones - Spectrum of Homeopathy 03/2019Peter Tumminello: Cubic and orthorhombic structures

Peter Tumminello: Cubic and orthorhombic structures

Stones - Spectrum of Homeopathy 03/2019Peter Tumminello: Cubic and orthorhombic structures

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Stones - Spectrum of Homeopathy 03/2019
Peter Tumminello: Cubic and orthorhombic structures

Stones - Spectrum of Homeopathy 03/2019
Peter Tumminello: Cubic and orthorhombic structures