Secret Lanthanides

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Title: Secret Lanthanides
Writer: Jan Scholten, M.D.
ISBN: 90-74817-16-5
Edition: 1; November 2005
Review: Roger Savage
Cover design: Peter Huurdeman
Lay-out: Jan Scholten
Foreword: Rajan Sankaran, Louis Klein, Mieke van Peursem
Photo’s: Robert Müntz
Printer: Drukkerij Haasbeek BV, Alphen aan den Rijn
Publisher: Stichting Alonnissos
Language: English
Pages: 512
Format: 240 *160 mm
Cover: Hard cover
Price: 60 Eur, including VAT, excluding postage

10.1 Gadolinium metallicum

The first feeling that Gadolinium patients give you is that they are self-satisfied. It’s a kind of contentment with themselves. One can see it as haughtiness, but that’s not the best expression. They are completely themselves, so there’s no need for anything else: that’s more the feeling.
A big keynote is harmony. They have a desire for harmony in themselves, in relationships, and in the world. Their biggest disturbance is that something is not in harmony. The atomic number of Gadolinium is 64, which is 2*2*2*2*2*2. So it is composed of two’s only, two being the number of duality. Seeing two sides of everything was a pronounced feature in the proving: yang and yin, male and female, electricity and magnetism, left and right, front and back, above and below. There’s a strong desire to bring the dualities of the world into balance.

Analysis
Balance gives autonomy
Being in the center makes one free
Obvious independence
Just autonomous
Rigid autonomy
Self-satisfied
Self-fulfilled
Self-centered
Obvious self
Self-success
Obvious therapist
Self-satisfied therapist

Balance gives autonomy
They can look at things from a distance, in balance. Their strength is not to let go their inner balance. Balance is a means of being in control and autonomous. They have a fear that when things are out of balance they will go out of control. Harmony expresses this desire for balance. Other words they use include symmetry, equality, equilibrium and equivalence.
They want to stay in control of themselves. Mostly they are able to keep their balance, feel content with themselves, love themselves. But when the balance is disturbed they feel it as a shock, as something that has to be restored.
Their harmonious quality is also expressed to the outside world. They can be good presidents of associations, because they let all people and all aspects come to expression and start making a balance in all these aspects. As they themselves also are part of the balance they don’t impose themselves on others. They don’t try to force their own opinion on to others. They see their own autonomy as only really existing when it’s balanced by the autonomy of others. So, overruling is impossible, it would destroy the balance and harmony. Two aspects make them less than good presidents. First they don’t want to be a leader or president. Second they lack some of the vigor necessary to create things, to make things going, because they can see all sides.

Self-satisfied
A good word for Gadolinium is self-satisfied. Their self is obvious, they feel good with themselves. They feel the centre of the universe, self-centered. It starts with a kind of contentment, but when it goes to the extreme it can become conceit and arrogance. In the first instance it’s just the feeling that they are just fine.

Being in the center makes one free
They want to be in the center of themselves. Also when they follow the spiritual path they look for the harmony. They see it as essential to find harmony in all aspects of their soul. Harmony means that all aspects are centered, as in a Mandala. All dualities are seen as two sides that are balanced around a mid-point. When they succeed in that, they feel that all is in view and in control. This full self-control is the ultimate autonomy. Then they are just free.

Autonomy
For Gadolinium autonomy is obvious. For them everyone is autonomous, because everyone is equal. However, here can also be doubt about it.

Shadow
They have discovered that the shadow is an integral part of their mind. As long as it is in balance with the positive sides it’s good. Everyone has those negative sides and no one is different.

Power
Gadolinium knows that everyone has equal power and that it is harmonious. Things are proper the way they are.

Mind
Character: amiable, amicable, harmonious, balanced, stable.
Two-sided: male-female, yin yang, electricity magnetism, symmetry, left right, front back, up down.
Desire: harmony, balance, symmetry, equality, feeling well, at peace, at rest, symphony, accord, amicability, empathy, concordance, mutuality, accord, parallel, dipole, equilibrium, equivalency
Aversion: fights, quarrels, disharmony, asymmetry, one-sidedness, unilateral, quarrels, loud voices, jumping the queue, being out of symmetry, out of phase.
Culture: Picasso

General
Location: symmetrical.

Physical
Eyes fixed, staring. Depth vision incorrect.
Lungs: granulomas, pneumoconiosis, bronchitis, pneumonia, tuberculosis.
Chest pressure.
Pressure on heart, chest, head
Heart rhythm disturbances.
Liver problems: necrosis, fatty degeneration; spleen problems.
Colitis, diarrhea.
Kidney problems.
Male: testis, epididymis, seminal vesicles, infertility.
Female: ovaries, uterus, infertility, miscarriage.
Arthritis (3).
Arthrosis, hallux valgus, distal joints of hands.
Piriformis muscle.

DD
DD Magnesium: both have an aversion to fights and quarrels but Magnesium fears the aggression and is sensitive to having to give away too much space to others, to give up his territory. Gadolinium strives for harmony and balance in the world. They see fights as disruption of harmony and as an intrusion into someone’s autonomy.
DD Sulphur: Both desire harmony but for Sulphur the harmony has more the aspect of beauty and as a consequence being loved. The harmony of Gadolinium has more to do with harmony of the world. It’s more a philosophical concept.

Symbolism
Myth: Heracles `labor 7: Heracles kills the Cretan Bull, the Minotaur.

Table of Content

1 Introduction 3
1.2 Word of thanks 6
1.3 Foreword by Rajan Sankaran 8
1.4 Foreword by Louis Klein 10
1.5 Foreword by Mieke van Peursem 12
1.6 Introduction 13
1.7 Element Theory 15
1.8 Remedies 17
1.9 Symbolic language 20
1.10 Cases 23
1.11 Case scores for evaluation 25
1.12 Case taking 28
1.13 Seven levels 31
1.14 Homeopathy and Science 33
1.15 Homeopathy and Classifications 41

2 Lanthanides 45
2.1 Lanthanides 47
2.2 Autonomy 55
2.3 Shadow 57
2.4 Power 59
2.5 Rare 61
2.6 Lanthanides: Heracles 63
2.7 Odysseus 69
2.8 Lanthanides mythology 76
2.9 Migraine 77
2.9 Dyslexia 78
2.10 Multiple sclerosis 79
2.11 AIDS 80
2.12 Ulcerative Colitis, Crohn’s disease 81
2.13 Arthritis 82

3 Lanthanum 83
3.1 Lanthanum metallicum 85
3.2 Lanthanum metallicum case 87
3.3 Lanthanum carbonicum 88
3.4 Lanthanum carbonicum case 90
3.5 Lanthanum oxydatum 92
3.6 Lanthanum oxydatum case 94
3.7 Lanthanum oxydatum case 96
3.8 Lanthanum fluoratum 97
3.9 Lanthanum bromatum 98
3.10 Lanthanum bromatum case 99

4 Cerium 101
4.1 Cerium metallicum 103
4.2 Cerium metallicum case 106
4.3 Cerium metallicum case 108
4.4 Cerium metallicum case 110
4.5 Cerium carbonicum 111
4.6 Cerium carbonicum case 112
4.7 Cerium carbonicum case 114
4.8 Cerium carbonicum case 115
4.9 Cerium oxydatum 117
4.10 Cerium oxydatum case 118
4.11 Cerium phosphoricum 120
4.12 Cerium phosphoricum case 121
4.13 Cerium phosphoricum case 123
4.14 Cerium sulphuricum 126
4.15 Cerium iodatum 127
4.16 Cerium iodatum case 128

5 Praseodymium 131
5.1 Praseodymium metallicum 133
5.2 Praseodymium metallicum case 135
5.3 Praseodymium carbonicum 137
5.4 Praseodymium carbonicum case 138
5.5 Praseodymium oxydatum 140
5.6 Praseodymium oxydatum case 142
5.7 Praseodymium fluoratum 144
5.9 Praseodymium sulphuricum 146
5.10 Praseodymium sulphuricum case 147
5.11 Praseodymium sulphuricum case 149
5.12 Praseodymium muriaticum 151
5.13 Praseodymium muriaticum case 152

6 Neodymium 155
6.1 Neodymium metallicum 157
6.2 Neodymium metallicum case 160
6.3 Neodymium metallicum case 162
6.4 Neodymium carbonicum 164
6.5 Neodymium carbonicum case 165
6.6 Neodymium carbonicum case 167
6.7 Neodymium nitricum 169
6.8 Neodymium nitricum case 170
6.9 Neodymium oxydatum 172
6.10 Neodymium oxydatum case 174
6.11 Neodymium oxydatum case 176
6.12 Neodymium fluoratum 178
6.13 Neodymium fluoratum case 180
6.15 Neodymium phosphoricum case 184
6.16 Neodymium sulphuricum 185
6.17 Neodymium sulphuricum case 187

7 Promethium 189

8 Samarium 193
8.1 Samarium metallicum 195
8.2 Samarium carbonicum 197
8.3 Samarium carbonicum case 198
8.4 Samarium oxydatum 200
8.5 Samarium oxydatum case 201
8.6 Samarium oxydatum case 203
8.7 Samarium oxydatum case 204
8.8 Samarium fluoratum 205
8.9 Samarium phosphoricum 206
8.10 Samarium phosphoricum case 207
8.11 Samarium sulphuricum 209
8.12 Samarium sulphuricum case 211
8.13 Samarium sulphuricum case 213
8.14 Samarium muriaticum 215
8.15 Samarium muriaticum case 217
8.16 Samarium muriaticum case 219
8.17 Samarium muriaticum case 220

9 Europium 223
9.1 Europium metallicum 225
9.3 Europium carbonicum case 229
9.4 Europium nitricum 231
9.5 Europium nitricum case 232
9.6 Europium oxydatum 234
9.7 Europium oxydatum case 235
9.8 Europium phosphoricum 237
9.9 Europium phosphoricum case 238
9.10 Europium phosphoricum case 240

10 Gadolinium 243
10.1 Gadolinium metallicum 245
10.2 Gadolinium nitricum 248
10.4 Gadolinium oxydatum 252
10.5 Gadolinium oxydatum 254
10.6 Gadolinium phosphoricum 256
10.7 Gadolinium phosphoricum case 258
10.8 Gadolinium sulphuricum 261
10.9 Gadolinium muriaticum case 262

11 Terbium 265
11.1 Terbium metallicum 267
11.2 Terbium carbonicum 269
11.3 Terbium oxydatum 270
11.4 Terbium oxydatum case 272
11.5 Terbium oxydatum case 274
11.6 Terbium oxalicum case 277
11.7 Terbium phosphoricum 279
11.8 Terbium sulphuricum 280
11.9 Terbium sulphuricum case 281
11.10 Terbium muriaticum 282

12 Dysprosium 285
12.1 Dysprosium metallicum 287
12.2 Dysprosium metallicum case 289
12.3 Dysprosium metallicum case 291
12.4 Dysprosium carbonicum 292
12.5 Dysprosium nitricum 294
12.6 Dysprosium nitricum case 295
12.8 Dysprosium oxydatum 297
12.9 Dysprosium oxydatum case 299
12.10 Dysprosium fluoratum 301
12.11 Dysprosium sulphuricum 303
12.12 Dysprosium sulphuricum case 304

13 Holmium 307
13.1 Holmium metallicum 309
13.2 Holmium metallicum case 311
13.3 Holmium carbonicum 313
13.4 Holmium carbonicum case 314
13.5 Holmium nitricum 318
13.6 Holmium oxydatum 319
13.7 Holmium oxydatum case 320
13.8 Holmium muriaticum 322

14 Erbium 323
14.1 Erbium metallicum 325
14.2 Erbium metallicum case 328
14.3 Erbium metallicum case 330
14.4 Erbium metallicum case 331
14.5 Erbium carbonicum 333
14.6 Erbium carbonicum and
Erbium oxydatum case 334
14.7 Erbium oxydatum 338
14.8 Erbium phosphoricum 339
14.9 Erbium phosphoricum case 341

15 Thulium 343
15.1 Thulium metallicum 345
15.2 Thulium metallicum case 349
15.3 Thulium carbonicum 350
15.4 Thulium carbonicum case 351
15.5 Thulium carbonicum case 353
15.6 Thulium carbonicum case 355
15.7 Thulium oxydatum 357
15.8 Thulium oxydatum case 359
15.9 Thulium oxydatum case 361
15.10 Thulium fluoratum 362
15.11 Thulium fluoratum case 364
15.12 Thulium phosphoricum 366
15.13 Thulium sulphuricum 366
15.14 Thulium muriaticum 367
15.15 Thulium muriaticum case 368

16 Ytterbium 371
16.1 Ytterbium metallicum 373
16.2 Ytterbium carbonicum 375
16.3 Ytterbium nitricum 377
16.4 Ytterbium nitricum case 378
16.5 Ytterbium phosphoricum 380
16.6 Ytterbium phosphoricum case 381

17 Lutetium 383
17.1 Lutetium metallicum 385
17.3 Lutetium oxydatum 389
17.4 Lutetium oxydatum case 390
17.5 Lutetium oxydatum case 391
17.6 Lutetium fluoratum 393

18 Provings 395
18.1 Introduction provings 396
18.2 Theory of Provings 397
18.3 Lanthanum metallicum proving 401
18.4 Cerium metallicum proving 402
18.5 Cerium metallicum proving 403
18.6 Praseodymium metallicum proving 409
18.7 Praseodymium metallicum proving 410
18.8 Praseodymium phosphoricum proving 422
18.9 Neodymium metallicum proving 425
18.10 Promethium muriaticum proving 426
18.11 Samarium oxydatum proving 428
18.12 Samarium oxydatum proving 429
18.13 Europium oxydatum proving 438
18.14 Gadolinium metallicum proving 439
18.15 Gadolinium metallicum proving 440
18.17 Terbium metallicum proving 448
18.18 Dysprosium metallicum proving 450
18.19 Holmium metallicum proving 451
18.20 Erbium metallicum proving 452
18.21 Erbium metallicum proving 453
18.22 Thulium metallicum proving 455
18.23 Thulium carbonicum proving 457
18.24 Ytterbium metallicum proving 462
18.25 Lutetium metallicum proving 463
18.26 Lutetium fluoratum proving 464

19 Adenda 471
19.1 Periodic Systems 472
19.2 Series 478
19.3 Stages 480
19.4 Elements 484
19.5 Notations 488
19.6 Literature 489
19.7 Index 500