Dear Chris (and list),

As I continued reading in the Koliskos' first chapter that you posted 7/10 to 
the list, I saw potential parallels between agriculture and the human health 
condition (that may well affect vulnerable animals throughout our ecosystem, 
but perhaps particularly those who are in closest proximity to the voluminous 
amounts of fragrance chems in the average human's household -- but my 
thoughts on dog attacks and fragrance chemicals need to wait for another 
forum) of which I've recently written to the list.

Re: "Footand-Mouth Disease" they wrote, << Of course it is a medical problem 
in that we are looking for a certain remedy, but it becomes an agricultural 
problem 
as well if we study how the growth of plants is affected by 
substances which are diluted, or rather potentised.>>

As I am always looking for information on possible mechanisms of Multiple 
Chemical Sensitivity-Chemical Injury (MCS-CI) towards a possible remedy, I 
suddenly saw MCS-CI as perhaps characterizable not only as a medical problem 
but also as an "agricultural" one in two senses:

First, how is the growth of the cells in the MCS-CI body affected by 
circulating and recirculating undetoxified chemicals by way of the branching 
bloodstream?  Maybe these chems damage growth mechanisms of the cells and 
more nutrition of some kind would be needed to help heal that damage.

And then, the above quote with this one: <<This is the first and most 
important thing we have to learn: to discriminate between matter and force. 
Matter can act in two 
different ways: as matter, or as the specific force behind the matter>>

led to this thought: According to my MCS-CI doctor, the condition manifests 
primarily as a Central Nervous System (CNS) disorder but whether on the 
manifesting level (CNS) or source level (dysregulated/damaged detoxification) 
(and both systems' malfunctions acting to reinforce each other), undetoxified 
chems that circulate and recirculate in the bloodstream perhaps do not only 
wreak havoc by way of, e.g., neurogenic (nerve) inflammation (William Meggs, 
MD) and vascular damage (William J. Rea, MD) but also in kind of a "negative 
homeopathy", maybe the <<growth of [cells in the MCS-CI body] is affected by 
substances which are diluted, or rather potentised.>>  In this view, the 
undetoxified chemicals would be acting both as matter (inflammatorily) and as 
the specific force that each chemical "represents", on some "energetic" level 
that is matter-*related*, of course (e=mc2), but somehow also separable from 
matter?

The facts that, as Koliskos go on to write, <<In potentising a substance, we 
increase its effectiveness. We make the substance more potent. The strange 
thing about potentising is, 
that we have to reduce the amount of the substance which we want to 
make more potent.>> may help to answer that question so many people pose when 
MCS-CIers get sick from "unbelievably" small amounts of woodsmoke, incense, 
fabric softener, gas exhaust, etc.: "But how can such a small amount make you 
so sick?"

Is there, then, any such thing in biodynamics as "de-" potentising in 
remedies?  If so, perhaps there might be a way to neutralize the chemicals 
acting as "force" (although the specificity of each force as represented by 
each chemical might make this a humongous task given the scores or even 
hundreds of chemicals within each "gaseous cloud" whether, e.g., of fabric 
softener, gas exhaust, cigarette smoke, etc.).

If such "de-potentizing" were possible (taking care of the chems as "force"), 
what would be left, then, is chemicals acting as "matter" (neurogenically 
inflammatory). But, might the "de-potentiation" of the "force" of each of the 
hundreds or thousands (if it were even possible, logistically OR financially, 
to "de-potentize so many) of chemicals being inhaled into the bloodstream, 
help contribute to their neutralization on the "matter" level?

I suspect that if such a thing exists as a "spiritual" "laying-on-of-hands" 
healing such as has been mentioned in the Bible, it would work through such a 
de-potentization of energetic, yet matter-related (e=mc2), elements in the 
damaged body.  Such "scientific" basis for a "spiritual" "miracle" would be 
yet another illustration of the "material IS spiritual" theme of my essay 
<<The 'Spiritual' Nature of 'Physical' Matter and, by Extension, of Our 
Material World>>.

Thank you for any input, (or offer --serious-- of such a "miracle"?! ;) ) 
backchannel if desired. I know this is a farming/gardening list but if its 
insights can apply to a health condition that eventually results in end-organ 
damage of a fatal nature (let alone the sapping of creativity and its 
expression due to exhaustion and constant illness/recovery/illness), such 
would be invaluable, personally and for many others with the condition.

BTW,
Is there a website where one can find the remaining chapters of this 
out-of-print treasure?
Thank you.
-Lily

You wrote:
<<Subject: Smallest Entities & Rock Dust was (Rock Dust in Idaho)
Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2002 12:15:41 -0400
From: "Trem, Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear list,

Instead of buying bags or truck loads of rock dust, why not buy just a bag 
and potentise it and spray it on the ground as Kolisko suggested below. 
Although she uses lime as an example, is there any reason why this process 
wouldn't work with rock dust?

-Chris


Allan posted this last year:

Koliskos on 'Smallest Entities In Agriculture'

The following is from "Agriculture of Tomorrow" by Eugen and Lily 
Kolisko. This title is out of print and is reproduced here for 
purposes of education.

"Today, people in general are little inclined to detach themselves 
from the claims of the material world and to seek the spiritual 
directly in the physical world around them . . .

It is, however, precisely from observing dirctly the sense-percptible 
that a right path will open out for those who wish now to work 
entirely within the fild of present-day science, if they really seek 
to discover the spritual there. It can be done  . .


Chapter 1
INTRODUCTION

It may seem strange to speak about "smallest entities" in 
agriculture, but it is absolutely necessary that farmers and 
gardeners learn to understand this important phenomenon. [snip] >>

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