More and more people are turning to homeopathy. It is considered a gentle healing method and claims holistic healing. No therapy, no medicine can be holistic because the human being consists of body, soul and spirit. The spiritual soul can only be healed by God.

Side effects are often not recorded, concealed and played down because they happen on a mental-spiritual level. Only the visible and perceptible physical healing results are passed on. Homeopathy causes changes in people's mental character, i.e. changes of character, depression, nightmares, delusions, fears, being burned out internally (burn-out syndrome), fits of raving madness, blockages on a spiritual, religious level. Children in particular react very strongly and very quickly to high potencies. I was told about a nine-year-old boy who went through a treatment of this kind because he had neurodermatitis for years. He was spontaneously healed physically, but his nature changed totally into the negative, so that his parents said, we would never do it again, our child is no longer our child. This is just one example of many.
A young doctor told me that she had lost her short-term memory to the power of a hundred for three months. Again and again we hear people say: He who heals is right, or they talk about the placebo effect. It may be that the placebo effect exists; there are different opinions about this. The physician Dr. Georg Müller writes in his book "Heilkraft durch Verdünnen" (Healing Power through Dilution): Those who argue in this way make it very simple for themselves and have not understood what homoeopathy really is, namely a supernatural way of healing, a spiritual healing.

Hahnemann himself, the inventor of homeopathy literally wrote down: I do not cure the disease, but the human being through the spiritual life force. Hahnemann claims that illnesses are caused by a spiritual imbalance of the vital force and for this reason he feels compelled to inflict an equally spiritual force. Dr. Georg Müller goes on to write: "All pathological disturbances can therefore not be removed by the physician in any other way but through the spirit-like, dynamic power of retuning which the appropriate remedies have on our spirit-like life force. In order to be able to correspond with this spirit of the vital force, the homoeopathic remedies had to be put into a spirit-like state." End of quote.
The way to achieve this is through the dilution or potentisation of the original substances in drops and globules. You will all be familiar with the C and D designations on the homeopathic remedies. C stands for potencies of hundreds and D for potencies of tens. D6 is already diluted to such an extent that it is no longer possible to speak of an active substance. With D10, the ratio is already 1 drop to 10 billion drops. Dr Manfred Heide, specialist for internal medicine and naturopathy writes: It is known that at D23 there is already not a single molecule of the original substance left. All that still happens with dilutions from D23 is a ritual shaking of alcohol. (Question: why does one not use pure alcohol then?) The real homeopath uses potencies from D30 so that he is sure that he is no longer working with matter.
The potencies go far beyond 1000. Potentiation equals ritual shaking.

Dr. Pfeifer writes in his book "Health at any Price": Hahnemann was convinced that his process of shaking meant more than mere dilution. Thus, dynamics are set free that lead us into the world of magical ideas. High potencies have a deeper effect. They intervene in the most secret life processes of the human being. The healing effect - as homeopaths explain - is then due to the cosmic power that has been captured through the process of potentisation. Since the danger of potentisation has long been recognised, some homeopaths try to stick with the low potencies and explain them as justifiable. There is poison for the body and poison for the soul. Even small doses eventually show their effect. The low potencies are the insidious, seductive introduction to the essence of homeopathy.
Healing for us Christians does not happen through harmony with the universe and with cosmic powers. Cosmic power points to an occult worldview. Esotericism makes use of cosmic powers and forces. I have read that about 80% of homeopaths drift into esotericism. Paul also warns against the demonic, cosmic powers.

Dr. Manfred Heide writes, among other things: Hahnemann himself said of his remedies that they do not act chemically but dynamically, that is, that special powers act on the medicines. The more detailed reasoning in favour of this theory and further connections show that homeopathy is deeply rooted in magic and occultism. Such powers belong to this realm and cannot be proven scientifically. He goes on to write: certain statements by Hahnemann lead to the conclusion that he had a purely spiritualistic conception of disease. In § 31 of his main work Organon, he states that diseases are merely spirit-like, dynamic upsets of life. Hahnemann himself was a freemason and freethinker. He advocated the way of Confucius. Jesus Christ was rejected and even mocked by him. He himself writes that he appealed to the God of the Deists (believing in an indeterminate Creator) to receive help for his work.
It is not difficult to renounce homeopathic remedies when one considers that today there are enough herbal remedies available which bring about relief and healing without homeopathic preparation.
It is striking to see that the present young generation of parents, who themselves absolutely grew up without homeopathy, have great difficulty in renouncing homeopathy for their children. Drops and globules are administered everywhere and for every little thing without medical advice. As if it were impossible for the child's organism itself to cope with the inconsistencies of normal life. The Zeitgeist has made people helpless and fearful. They have become truly dependent. It is important to point out that children are given a drug that affects them on a mental, psychological level. Parents who have made up their mind to renoune it tell me that their children have not become sicker since then, but rather healthier.

In summary, I would like to say that here it is not the active substances indicated on the products that are of service to people, but clearly the powers released through the ritual shaking over the spiritual life force of the person that bring alleged healing. Therefore, we Christians should refrain from this healing method, which is often presented as so harmless, because here we expose ourselves to the danger of opening entry gates for negative forces. I again refer to the psychological and spiritual side effects already mentioned at the beginning. . . .