2010 February

Jan's column: the banks and the economic crisis

by Jan Scholten

It is interesting to look at the international crisis and at the banking world from a homeopathic point of view. The bankers are represented by the Gold series, which reflects the responsibility for the world. The bankers, however, in their responsible position went for personal gain, which is an aspect of the Carbon series. In this case, Fluorine is the most indicated, as the bonuses are more a theft than an earning. The amount of money they took out of the banks was not in proportion with the amount they brought in as profit. 

We can see several aspects of fluorine in the bankers’ behavior. Speculation and gambling became major sources of income in the banking world and in the stock market. Here, we can also see the aspect of theft; nothing was produced but a lot was gained. Dishonesty and cheating are other aspects, which are reflected in the ratings of mortgage packages. Borrowers were rated as very good but, in fact, they were approved for mortgages they could never afford. So, when we combine these observations, we can see that the remedies Aurum fluoratum or Mercurius fluoratus are well indicated for the bankers.

For the people working for them, who are also getting bonuses, the  Silver series fluoratums are strongly indicated. They are not the  bosses but the ones who invented (Silver series) new and strange  "products" that made the cover up and the cheating (fluorine) possible.  

It is interesting to see that the whole process gradually came into  existence since the use of fluorine, in dental hygiene, has become  extensive. In some toothpastes, the chemical combinations used could very well fit a group of people working in the banking industry, for instance Stannum fluoratum.

 

Categories: Columns
Keywords: column, gold series, silver series, fluorine
Remedies: Aurum fluoratum, Mercurius fluoratus

Tell-a-Friend

Write a comment

  • Required fields are marked with *.

L
Posts: 9
Comment
Fluoride history
Reply #6 on : Sun November 09, 2014, 17:56:18
Very interesting. I curious what common thieves need in terms of fluorine compounds. You may also like to know why fluoride is so prevalent. There are several good books on the topic and the fluoride action network has lots of research on it. It is an industrial by product (hazardous waste) of phosphate fertilizer and uranium processing. It is added to the drinking water in the USA, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia. Also found in an increasing list of pharmaceuticals including antibiotics and antidepressants (linked to mass shootings and suicides).

Posts: 9
Comment
Banker
Reply #5 on : Sat August 07, 2010, 08:55:13
Nicht jeder, der eine Lederjacke und ein Motorrad fährt ist ein Rocker.
Selbst wenn ein Banker in der Führungsetage mitwirkt und es so aussieht, als ob er eigentlich zu den „Bösen“ gehört, ist nicht unbedingt schon in Gedanken einzuordnen.
Ich kenne Banker, die nur ganz einfach mitgezogen wurden und mehr nicht. Vom Typ her sind sie ganz anders. Die tiefe, seelische Verstimmung ist die Ursache, nicht das Klischee.

Not everyone with a leather jacket who rides a motorbike is a rocker. Even if a banker sits on the board and looks like one of the "bad guys",that doesn't mean he thinks like a banker.I know bankers who have just been carried along by it all.The deep alienation is the reason, not the cliche.
Last Edit: August 14, 2010, 23:34:14 by *  

Posts: 9
Comment
CHINA
Reply #4 on : Mon February 01, 2010, 21:12:22
In march I go to China for an acupuncture study-trip.
I want to take some remedies with me to share with Chinese I meet. Thinking about the spirit of China the idea came up that the theme of their rapid growth and pushing forward on the world markets could fit with stage 8.
The 'genus epidemicus' of the Chinese could be Osmium Iodatum. Or maybe Ferrum Iodatum.
Are there ideas which could best be put into my suitcase?
Last Edit: February 08, 2010, 06:40:20 by *  

Posts: 9
Comment
banker`s character
Reply #3 on : Mon February 01, 2010, 12:46:53
I agree with Jan`s thoughts. Would be very interesting to see, what could be the result,
if a banker takes one of the suggested remedies.
(Money belongs to God. So definitely we can observe the theft of money in the banker`s scene.)

Posts: 9
Comment
Banker's article
Reply #2 on : Mon February 01, 2010, 11:40:18
Great analogy to the gold and silver flourines. What would the clients being ripped off need? Oxygen? Related to the deteriorating atmosphere/environment and poor lifestyle that hinder our exposure to fresh air?
Nadia

Posts: 9
Comment
Banks and the economic crisis
Reply #1 on : Mon February 01, 2010, 11:28:51
Dear Jan,
A very illuminating comment indeed. Is it mere coincidence that just as fluorine is related to dental hygiene, gold and mercury have been used to cover up the decay in teeth for many generations now? Also, the bankers seem to be taking a bigger bite than they deserve - another metaphor related to teeth?
Ashok.
Last Edit: February 03, 2010, 00:07:27 by *