Alchemical Dew, Pathogens, and Immune Response

WEBINAR SERIES WITH LECTURES BY DENNIS KLOCEK

The three-part webinar addresses the relationship between human beings and plant families and link them to methods for making remedies for the immune system.

Part 1: January 4, 2022 at 5 pm PST (recording available)

Part 2: January 18, 2022 at 5 pm PST (recording available)

Part 3: February 1, 2022 at 5 pm PST (recording will be available)

Part 1

The first session will present hidden rhythmic solar patterns in plant growth. These growth rhythms in plants form a bridge to the rhythmic functions of human organs. A pictorial system of solar plant growth rhythms or “signatures” will be the topic of the first session.

Part 2

The second session will use the pictorial signatures of different plant families as a basis for looking at the hyper and hypo functionality of organs of the human immune system. The concept of alchemical “dew” would today be called endocrine secretion. The flux and deposition patterns of endocrine “dew” can be linked chemically to the flux and deposition patterns in plant saps. The functionality of several members of the parsley family of plants that are useful for strengthening immune response will be the topic of the second session.

Part 3

The third session will address the contrast between water soluble tonics and oil soluble topical remedies. The most fundamental task of a cell is uniting the poles of oil (dry) and water (moist). In order to evade immune response this cellular polarity is exploited in different ways by different pathogens. Traditional medicine makes use of plant families that excel in balancing moist and dry in order to maintain health. This session will survey four of those families.

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