Homeopathy and the Elements describes the elements of the Periodic Table and their combinations. This theory can be called the Element theory. The rows of the periodic system appear to have a similar theme. For example, the Elements from the 6th row have the theme of the leader, organizer in common. This row uses the name Gold Series. The columns appear to show a development in the theme of a row. From left to right in the periodic table we find a development of progress towards success and decay. It turns out to be a process. Hence the columns have been given the names of stages; They show stages of development in the theme of a series.
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Summary
This book presents a new perspective on the homeopathic use of the elements and their combinations. This theory can be called the Elements Theory. The elements of Mendeleyev’s periodic table are the basic building blocks of nature. All other minerals, plants and animals are composed of these elements. The periodic table is a table in which the elements are grouped according to their properties. Elements in the same column have similar properties. For example, the halogens, elements from the 17th column of the periodic table, show great similarity in their chemical reactions. The same applies to elements from the same row of the table.
The relationships in the periodic table also appear to lead to relationships in the homeopathic picture. The Element Theory develops the themes of elements from the same row or column.
Series
The rows of the periodic table appear to have a common theme. For example, the elements in the sixth row share the theme of leader and organiser. This row is called the Gold Series.
Stages
The columns appear to represent a development in the theme of a row. From left to right in the periodic table, we find a development from rise to success and decline. This appears to be a process. That is why the columns have been given the name “stages”; they represent stages in the development of a theme in a series (row) of the periodic table.
Spiral
The different series appear to reflect the development of a human life. Each series has a theme that corresponds to a certain age. When the process of that theme is completed at that age, a new theme emerges. The whole thus resembles a cyclical process, which can be represented by a spiral.
Publication data
Title: Homoeopathy and the Elements
Writer: Jan Scholten, M.D.
ISBN: 90-74817-05-X
Edition: 7, October 2016
Translation: Mariette Honig
Review: Roger Savage
Translated from: Homeopathie en de Elementen
Jan Scholten
Coverdesign: Ton Davits
Lay-out: Ton Davits
Foreword: Fernand Debats
Roger Savage
Illustrations: Starset
Loes van Heerdt
Ruud van Middelaar
Editions: 1, November 1996
2, March 2000
3, April 2002
4, May 2004
5, October 2007
6, August 2010
7, October 2016
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6.7 Rhenium
‘The trainer’
Rhenium is a new remedy.
Signature
Rhenium was named after the river Rhine. It was discovered in 1925 and its chemical symbol is Re.
Rhenium is a rare metal. It is used in electric switches and electronic thermometers. It is very heat resistant, hence its use in heat wires and thermocouples. Jewellry is often coated with a thin layer of Rhenium, because it has a nice silvery sheen.
Concepts
Stage 7Gold series
Adding onLeadership Management
Practising TrainingOrganisation Structure
DoubtResponsible
Fine tuningSerious Heavy
FeedbackKing
ComplimentsPower Dictatorial
CooperationDignified Haughty
HelpingAlone Isolation
Failure Hurt
Religion Sexuality
Ripe old age
Land
Eyes Vision
Analysis
Practising leadership.
Practising to be a king.
Seeing everything together: overview.
Desire to be assisted in directing.
Leading people by getting them to work together: trainer, coach.
Leading people by giving compliments: stimulating.
Receiving compliments with dignity.
Compliments stimulate haughtiness.
Cooperation between directors.
Offended by remarks that their leadership is too technical.
Failure through leadership that is too technical.
Expanding religion.
Practising sex.
Picture of Rhenium metallicum
Essence: practising leadership.
Practising leadership
They have taken on the function of being a leader, and now they need some space to practice. They like to do it well, so they welcome some feedback that will get them on the right track again should they make a mistake.
Overview
They like to have an overview of how things work and what needs to be done. This is the only way they feel they can get a grip on the whole organisation.
Desire to be assisted in their directorship
They really need feedback, from superiors and from employees. They hate having to sort it out all on their own. They are very good at handling criticism, as long as it is constructive in showing them how to steer company. Compliments are even more welcome, it makes them glow with pleasure, and with pride if they are not careful.
Leadership by getting people to work together: coach
Their type of leadership is characterised by a desire to get people to cooperate with each other. The business will run much more smoothly because of it.
Leadership by giving compliments: stimulating
They tend to stimulate their employees into giving more of themselves. This way they improve the overall production. Occasionally they will give some negative feedback, but only if they think that people will learn from it.
Cooperating directors
They like to see a board of directors that cooperate with each other. They believe that the sum of their individual qualities can achieve more than a single person on his own.
Offended by criticism that their leadership is too technical
If the organisation isn’t doing too well they may get very sensitive to criticism. They will try to keep the exchange of ideas going, but the situation doesn’t allow too much time for lengthy discussions. They feel most hurt when people say their leadership is too technical and they don’t use enough muscle power to push ahead.
Failure through technical leadership
Their pitfall is their tendency to be too technical. They act according to the book, the way they learned it at their managers course. But they don’t trust their own intuition enough to make decisions when they should. They may also fail by putting too much emphasis on cooperation, so that there is nobody who takes overall responsibility when the situation demands it. They run the risk of getting stuck in endless discussions with other directors, union leaders, personnel managers etc. When a compromise is finally reached, there is very little left of the power of the original ideas.
Expressions
Fears: heights, falling, murder, being murdered, death, suicide, heart disease, stroke, insanity, people, crowds, religion, devil, God.
Dreams: heights, falling.
Delusions: superior, alone; mania.
Irritability: < offended.
Mood: haughty.
Mental: absent minded, confused, rigid, insane.
Professions: king, leader, director, manager, president, chairman, captain, mayor, bishop, top sportsman or woman.
Generals
Type: male, dark hair, overweight.
Locality: right.
Weather: cold; > open air; < gloomy; < dry.
Time: < night.
Desires: alcohol, drugs, bread, sweet, meat, cold water.
Aversion: meat, eating.
Food: < drugs, > eating, < fasting.
Menses: < menses, < pregnancy, < giving birth.
Sleep: sleeplessness (3).
Physical: < rest, < sitting, < lying, > walking, > motion, < dark, > pressure, > rubbing, < touch.
Complaints
Weakness, nervousness and restlessness.
Pains: boring, contracting.
Sensations: swollen, blown up, heavy, full.
Paralysis, Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis. Epilepsy, tonic, clonic, tetanic.
Cancer.
Headache. Face swollen. Trembling < anger.
Eye complaints: inflammations, visual disturbances.
Heart complaints: high blood pressure, infarction, failure.
Pulse: too fast, too slow, fill, weak, irregular.
Congestion of blood. Cerebral haemorrhage. Anaemia. Thrombocytopenia.
Problems with testes and ovaries: inflammations, cancer, cryptorchism, sterility, amenorrhoea, metrorragia.
Affections of bones: necrosis, inflammation.
DD: Gold series, Stage 7.
DD Tungsten: still feels the challenge. Likes danger to prove himself as a powerful leader. Rhenium is quietly sitting in the managerial position, looking around to see how he can best learn to do the job properly.
Table of Content
Word of thanks 5
Foreword 6
Contents 10
0.0 Introduction 12
0.1 The spiral 19
0.2 The seven Series 21
0.3 The eighteen Stages 29
0.4 The Stages 66
0.5 Group analysis 68
0.6 The blank remedy 70
1.0 The Hydrogen series 73
1.1 Hydrogenium 75
1.1.1 Lacticum acidum 81
1.1.2 Fluoricum acidum 84
1.1.3 Muriaticum acidum 89
1.18 Helium 94
2.0 The Carbon series 97
2.1 Lithium 106
2.1.1 Lithium carbonicum 112
2.1.2 Lithium fluoratum 118
2.1.3 Lithium phosphoricum 124
2.1.4 Lithium sulphuricum 128
2.1.5 Lithium muriaticum 133
2.1.6 Lithium iodatum 138
2.2 Beryllium 142
2.2.1 Beryllium muriaticum 151
2.3 Boron 155
2.10 Carbon, Graphites 162
2.10.1 Lacticums 169
2.15 Nitrogen 171
2.15.1 Ammonium causticum 178
2.15.2 Ammonium fluoratum 182
2.15.3 Ammonium bromatum 186
2.16 Oxygen 189
2.16.1 Causticum 197
2.16.2 Aqua pura 198
2.17 Fluor 199
2.18 Neon 205
3.0 The Silicium series 209
3.1 Natrium 214
3.1.1 Natrium lacticum 218
3.1.2 Natrium causticum 222
3.1.3 Natrium fluoratum 227
3.1.3 Natrium silicatum 233
3.1.4 Natrium arsenicosum 237
3.1.5 Natrium bromatum 240
3.2 Magnesium 245
3.2.1 Magnesium lacticum 249
3.2.2 Magnesium nitricum 253
3.2.3 Magnesium silicatum 257
3.3 Aluminium 262
3.3.1 Alumina 267
3.3.3 Aluminium phosphoricum 271
3.3.4 Aluminium sulphuricum 276
3.10. Silicium 280
3.10.1 Silicea 286
3.15 Phosphorus 291
3.16 Sulphur 296
3.17 Chlorum 301
3.18. Argon 305
4.0 The Ferrum series 307
4.1 Kali 313
4.1.1 Kali silicatum 317
4.1.2 Kali arsenicosum 320
4.2 Calcium 324
4.2.1 Calcium lacticum 328
4.2.2 Calcium silicatum 331
4.3 Scandium 336
4.4 Titanium 340
4.4.1 Titanium sulphuricum 345
4.5 Vanadium 350
4.6 Chromium 354
4.6.1 Chromium sulphuricum 358
4.6.2 Chromium muriaticum 362
4.7 Manganum 366
4.7.1 Manganum nitricum 370
4.7.2 Manganum aceticum 374
4.7.3 Manganum silicatum 378
4.7.4 Manganum phosphoricum 382
4.7.5 Manganum sulphuricum 387
4.7.6 Manganum muriaticum 391
4.7.7 Manganum iodatum 395
4.8 Ferrum 400
4.8.1 Ferrum nitricum 404
4.8.2 Ferrum lacticum 409
4.8.3 Ferrum fluoratum 412
4.6.4 Ferrum silicatum 416
4.9 Cobaltum 421
4.9.1 Cobaltum phosphoricum 426
4.9.2 Cobaltum muriaticum 430
4.10 Niccolum 434
4.10.1 Niccolum sulphuricum 438
4.11 Cuprum 443
4.11.1 Cuprum aceticum 448
4.11.2 Cuprum fluoratum 452
4.11.3 Cuprum phosphoricum 456
4.11.4 Cuprum muriaticum 460
4.12 Zincum 465
4.12.1 Zincum nitricum 471
4.12.2 Zincum phosphoricum 476
4.12.3 Zincum muriaticum 481
4.12.4 Zincum iodatum 486
4.13 Gallium 492
4.13.1 Gallium sulphuricum 496
4.14 Germanium 500
4.15 Arsenicum 503
4.15.1 Arsenicum album 507
4.16 Selenium 511
4.17 Bromium 517
4.18 Krypton 520
5.0 The Silver series 523
5.1 Rubidium 531
5.2 Strontium 537
5.2.1 Strontium muriaticum 543
5.3 Yttrium 548
5.4 Zirconium 552
5.5 Niobium 557 810
5.6 Molybdenum 565
5.7 Technetium 571
5.8 Ruthenium 574
5.9 Rhodium 582
5.10 Palladium 586
5.11 Argentum 590
5.11.1 Argentum nitricum 595
5.11.2 Argentum phosphoricum 601
5.12 Cadmium 605
5.12.1 Cadmium sulphuricum 611
5.12.2 Cadmium muriaticum 617
5.13 Indium 621
5.14 Stannum 627
5.15 Antimonium 633
5.15.1 Antimonium tartaricum 639
5.15.2 Antimonium crudum 644
5.15.3 Antimonium muriaticum 649
5.16 Tellurium 653
5.17 Iodum 659
5.18 Xenon 663
6.0 The Gold series 665
6.1 Caesium 673
6.2 Barium 676
6.2.1 Barium bromatum 680
6.2.2 Barium iodatum 685
6.3 Lanthanum 690
6.4 Hafnium 693
6.5 Tantalum 696
6.6 Tungsten 706
6.7 Rhenium 715
6.8 Osmium 719
6.9 Iridium 725
6.10 Platinum 730
6.11 Aurum 736
6.11.1 Aurum sulphuricum 742
6.11.2 Aurum muriaticum 746
6.12 Mercurius 750
6.12.1 Cinnabaris 757
6.12.2 Mercurius dulcis 762
6.12.4 Mercurius iodatus flavus 766
6.13 Thallium 771
6.14 Plumbum 777
6.14.2 Plumbum phosphoricum 783
6.14.1 Plumbum muriaticum 788
6.15 Bismuth 793
6.16 Polonium 798
6.17 Astatinum 801
6.18 Radon 804
7 The Uranium series 807
7.1 Plutonium nitricum
8.1 Epilogue 813
8.2 Case taking 815
8.3 Language 818
8.4 Sources of remedy pictures 820
8.5 Frequency of the remedies 823
8.6 Expressions of the remedies 826
8.7 Alternation of the remedies 829
8.8 Ten propositions 830
9.1 Diagrams 834
9.2 Tables 836
9.3 Notations 852
9.4 Literature 853
9.5 Index of concepts 868
9.5 Index of remedies 877
A standard work in homeopathy with this book. The Element theory is an analysis of all the elements of the periodic table of Mendelejev. With this theory an analysis of the whole mineral kingdom became possible, predicting the pictures of many new remedies like Scandium and Ruthenium. Series: The rows of the periodic system have a theme. The rows are called series. The gold series, row 6 of the system, have the theme of the leader, the king. Stages: The columns represent stages in the development of the theme of a series. From left to right there’s a rise, top and fall. The columns are stages in the process of development. They are given the name of stage, numbered from 1 till 18.
