CKH SEMINAR 2001: DIVYA CHHABRA

Divya opened the seminar with the important question: how to be sure of the remedy? The answer is: search for the feeling underneath the expressions, the central theme. She began with a case to demonstrate again the Circle Method that she introduced on our last seminar in 2000.
Meanwhile she stressed that action and reaction are equal and interchangeable. This means that any spontaneous denial of the patient is the same as an affirmation and that the patient does to others what he perceived is done to him. Often the delusion is so illogic and absurd the patient can’t or doesn’t dare to talk about it. At that point the Free Association method helps a lot. We don’t subscribe on common human feelings so it’s up to the homeopath to help the patient to make that jump in the irrational and the absurd.

With a Calc-Bromatum case Divya gave the characteristics of the compound remedies. After that she gave the results of the common house spider proving and differentiated between others spiders such as Araneas, Atrax, Andoctonos and others. She also showed a Latrodectus Mactans case and a Scorpion case. The fist day ended with the celebration of the CKH 10th anniversary: there was a reception for all the participants and special guests.

On the second day Divya explored deeper the inner circle and demonstrated how picking up the peculiar expressions, the meaningful words and the symbols to free associate with help to reach that delusional level, where we can base our subscription on. In the afternoon she stressed again the importance of dreams and repeated the main results of the potency proving, as she did last year.
The Radium-bromatum girl with ‘the slime’ we will keep in mind! And also the characteristics of the radioactive substances.

The third day with the circle method we solved the Indium case and after that Divya gave all the 18 remedies in detail from the Strontium line. All the participants got the feeling having received so much information and insight on this very special seminar.

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