Looking for America
Let us be lovers We’ll marry our fortunes together.. And (we) walked off To look for America — from “America” – Paul Simon On September 18, 2021, my husband Steve and I loaded up our Prius and its new roof … Continue reading →
Tag Archives: Impossible Cure
Keep the Faith! Homeopathy Works and Will Always Survive
Wow, things just seem to get grimmer, don’t they? Mandated COVID shots for many people, negative news about homeopathy in the New York Times (because a California naturopath was selling products as “COVID vaccines” and issuing false vaccination cards), and … Continue reading →
Homeopathic News and Views About COVID
Lots of interesting videos and information to share about the COVID situation, from both a homeopathic and non-standard medical point of view. – Prominent Indian homeopath Rajan Sankaran discusses the current COVID situation in India and remedies that are being … Continue reading →
Homeopathy Is Alive and Well — and in Action!
Do you recognize the image on the right? It’s taken at the Hahnemann monument, located on the east side of Scott Circle, a traffic circle in the northwest quadrant of Washington, D.C. The next time you are in the US … Continue reading →
Unraveling the Vaccine Debate: Finding the Fulcrum Beneath Polarity
Many of us are growing to realize the dangers inherent in the increasing polarities in our world. Polarity is all about two camps fighting one another on two sides of an issue, each side “othering” and dehumanizing the other as … Continue reading →
Homeopathic Success in Treating Cancer, Vaccine Injuries Climbing, and More Signs of a Momentous Year of Change Ahead
As we enter a new year, I sense that 2021 will be a year of change. Many are hoping that the COVID vaccine will enable our world to get back to the old normal. But I believe it will be … Continue reading →
The Power of Uncertainty
If there’s one thing that COVID-times have brought us, it’s uncertainty. We wake up each morning wondering what unexpected changes are coming our way. Will there be work, will there be school, will there be money? Will we or our … Continue reading →
How Much Is Too Much?
How much is too much? That seems to be a question that keeps coming up these days, in one form or another. How much surveillance is too much surveillance? How much money is too much money? How many immigrants are … Continue reading →
Where There’s Fire There’s Smoke
Greetings from California and the West Coast of the United States, land of fire and smoke. Just when you thought things couldn’t get worse, those of us living in this part of the world have been visited by, first, unbelievable … Continue reading →
My Family’s COVID-19 Experience
Today I am happy to report that my son Max, now 29 years old, has survived COVID-19 . Thankfully, his experience of the disease was no worse than a standard flu. I thought all of you might be interested in … Continue reading →