Just started homeopathy. After four months of conventional medicine doing absolutely nothing for me, I know I can't claim to be an unbiased observer here.😁 But I'll report back on how it goes. I've had good experiences with it before, though...
Christian Sanchez44 said:I've actually given it some serious thought😎 , but I don't have any hard evidence—like that damn piece of wood—though I could probably still argue that their earrings were definitely what caused these injuries... 😁
So you almost died because of some massive tribal earrings?😲 Why though? 😕 😁
I guess so. Not sure how you managed to miss that, though... even if small setbacks happen sometimes.
The thing is, I don't know what it does for you specifically. You aren't old enough yet for all that junk to start building up in your system... Once those toxins really settle in... after you hit 40... But hey, you can still try it now. Just wasn't your first time doing this, was it? Jumping straight into 9 days? Maybe start with 3... or just a week...
I guess that's just how it goes when you're into big, chunky... statement jewelry! Whatever. Wood is natural... even Ayurveda uses tree bark for healing.
Some things just work, whether you buy into them or not. As for Karma in the next life... I don't know. Honestly, you don't even need it, because it’s already playing out right now. You emit whatever energy you've been building up. It guides you, and eventually, those exact situations start finding you.
And that whole idea about Karma from a past life? You can see it clearly if you look at a natal chart. A solid birth chart lays everything out—your parents, your environment, siblings, even the types of people you end up dating and why... If that isn't Karma, I don't know what is.
I can't stand slicing up chicken breast... ugh, just this slimy, cold mass... gross. But I'll eat it roasted without a second thought. Cows and pigs shouldn't really be on the menu either. They're mammals, after all. Pigs are basically just a more advanced version of dogs, and they're actually pretty sweet animals if they're raised clean.
But if I were out in the wild and starving, sure, I'd probably feast on some lamb or whatever else was around.