hi allen, lightning struck here in the process of bringing a bit of rain,and also blitzed the computer connection,so i've been unconnected. I'd always have heard about Kolisko but never read the work, barely having a handle on all the other bd related reading. Not everyone is at the same place and it helps to explain and introduce things, if you want a response. If the book is unavailable ,how can you read or discuss it. seems like I'm a kindergartner amongst the high school kids! but, i am interested in learning more if you are able to access it. count me in as 1 interested person. :)Sharon ----- Original Message ----- From: "Allan Balliett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, August 10, 2002 6:40 AM Subject: Kolisko's Work was Re: Viability of Homeopathic Potencies
> I posted the comment below in the hopes of stimulating some interest > in posting and discussing the work of the Kolisko's through their > monumental book, Agriclture of Tomorrow. > > Gosh, it didn't provoke a single rise. > > Is there really no interest on BD Now! in this most important work, > which was initially directed by RS himself? > > -Allan > > > >>About eight or ten years ago, I heard a talk by an agricultural > >>homoeopath, who > >>stated some potencies sedated, while others stimulated, some are life > >>supporting and some are life suppressing. I can't find my notes at the moment > >>and I wondered if you had come across this or found it in the work you have > >>done. I am concerned that some of us armed with only part knowledge, may be > >>using potencies that have an effect other than the one we are aiming to have. > > > >Gil - The Kolisko's tracked this information and reported it in > >AGRICULTURE of TOMORROW, which, unfortunately, is out of print. What > >you say is correct: one potency may do wonders and the next 'higher' > >may do almost the opposite. Potentization, for the practical farmer, > >is something you want to know a lot about before you start using it > >on your crop lands or pastures. > > > >I was posting some of this this information to BD Now! last year, > >but the apparent lack of interest didn't make it seem worth the > >effort(s). > > > >For those in North America who want an introduction to potentization > >from an experienced practitioner, don't miss Glen Atkinson at the > >Mid-Atlantic Biodynamic Food and Farming Conference on Oct 4-6 of > >this year or his workshop later in the month in Northen California. > > > >-Allan > > >
