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World Naturopathic Federation Report June 2015
June 2015 World Naturopathic Federation Report Findings from the 1st World Naturopathic Federation survey www.worldnaturopathicfederation.org World Naturopathic Federation Report June 2015 Acknowledgements The World Naturopathic Federation (WNF) greatly appreciates the participation of naturopathic organizations around the world (outlined in the document) in providing the details required for this World Naturopathic Federation Report. This survey initiative was led by Dr. Iva Lloyd, ND. Other naturopathic doctors instrumental in this report include Jonathan Wardle, Tabatha Parker, Tina Hausser and Phillip Cottingham, as well as other members of the WNF Interim Board. We appreciate those individuals that assisted by reviewing this document and providing comments and advice on the content. WNF Interim Board Members include naturopaths / naturopathic doctors: Iva Lloyd – President (Canada) Tabatha Parker – Vice President (United States) Jonathan Wardle - Treasurer (Australia) Tina Hausser – Secretary (Spain) Phillip Cottingham – New Zealand Anne-Marie Narboni – France Yannick Pots – Belgium Dhananjay Arankalle – India © World Naturopathic Federation June 2015 All rights reserved. Publications of the World Naturopathic Federation can be obtained from their website at www.worldnaturopathicfederation.org. Requests for permission to reproduce or translate WNF publications – whether for sale or for noncommercial distribution – should be addressed to [email protected] All reasonable precautions have been taken by the World Naturopathic Federation to verify the information in this report. However, the published material is being distributed without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied. The responsibility for the interpretation and use of the material lies with the reader. In no event shall the World Naturopathic Federation be liable for damages arising from its use. -
Proceedings of the Society for Psychical Research
PROCEEDINGS OF THE Society for Psychical Resea PART lo^—DECEMBER, 1927 LIBRARY CATALOGUE COMPILED BY THEODORE BESTERMAN HONORARY LIBRARIAN PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN BY ROBERT MACLEHOSE AND CO. LTD. THE UNIVERSITY PRESS GLASGOW ; PKEFACE The Society's Library has been completely re-organised during the past year. The books have been arranged on the shelves by subject and date, many useless ones having been turned out ; the important collection of pamphlets has been classified and boimd, as have been several hundred books •"^w bookcases have been fitted and, finally, the present ; catalogue has been compiled on a detailed and luiiform plan. During the next few years the Library can anticipate a further and considerable increase in usefulness : the result of a generous grant of £250 a year for four years made by the Carnegie United Kingdom Trust for the purchase of books and the Uke. At the end of this period those borrowing works, or consulting them in the Society's Rooms, wiU have at their disposal a thoroughly representative collection of books, pamphlets and periodicals on psychical research and on the neighbouring departments of psychology and philosophy. This development wiU involve, for some time, a great many changes in the disposition of the books on the shelves. For this reason the press-marks have not been printed in the present catalogue, and it is therefore at present impos- sible, without reference to the Library itself, to distinguish those books which are available for reference only, and not for borrowing. Such books are kept in cases 11 and 12 and on shelves i. -
Homeopathic Thesaurus
HOMEOPATHIC THESAURUS KEYTERMS TO BE USED IN HOMEOPATHY TREE STRUCTURE AND ALPHABETICAL LIST ENGLISH, GERMAN, FRENCH, ITALIAN 2016 FOURTH MULTILINGUAL REPRINT EDITION 2016 EUROPEAN COMMITTEE FOR HOMEOPATHY President: Dr Thomas Peinbauer Herrenstraße 2 4020 Linz Austria Secretariat of the European Committee for Homeopathy Noorwegenstraat 49, Haven 8008X 9940 Evergem (Gent) Belgium DOCUMENTATION subcommittee Co-ordinator: Caroline Vandeschoor Heel Belgium Booiebos 25 9031 Drongen Belgium ECH HOMEOPATHIC THESAURUS First edition 1998 Second edition 2000 First multilingual edition 2002 Second multilingual edition 2005 Third multilingual edition 2007: Italian translation by Federica Bert Revised by Valter Masci and Antonella Ronchi Fourth multilingual reprint edition 2016 Published by Deutsche Homöopathie-Union DHU-Arzneimittel GmbH & Co. KG P.O.Box 410240 76202 Karlsruhe Germany All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system, without prior permission in writing of the European Committee for Homeopathy, Documentation subcommittee. ECH HOMEOPATHIC THESAURUS 2016 Table of Contents Foreword to the 3rd Multilingual Edition.............................................................5 Changes to the 2nd Multilingual Edition…………………………..…………….....6 Introduction.......................................................................................................9 Notes on the use -
59 2010 -1 1 Hescheesch GGRENZGEBIETE R E N Z G EBIETE DERDER WISSENSCHAFT
w EDITORIAL: Elektronik 2010: Segen oder Fluch? (Andreas(Andreas Resch)Reseh) ManfredMANFRED Poser:Posen: Der Palmsonntags-Fall.Polmsonntags-Fall. Eine Liebe über den Tod hinausIünaus AndreasANmums Resch:RESCI-I: Astrobiologie und der Fall Galileo Galilei FerdinandFERDINAND Zahlner:ZAHLNERI PersonenlcxikonPersonenlexikon zur ParanorinologiePoranormologie (XIII)(XIII) Dokumentation: P.P. Ludwig Kondor (1928-2009).(1928—2009). Ein Leben fürfür FatimaFotima BücherBücher und Schriften GW 59-2010-59 _ 2010 -1 1 HeSCHEESCH GGRENZGEBIETE R E N Z G EBIETE DERDER WISSENSCHAFT von Physis. Bios, GW istist eine interdisziplinäre QuartalschriftQuartalsehrift fürfür die Grenzbereiche von Physis, Bios, Beweis und Lebens- Psyche und Pneuma, von Gesetzmäßigkeit und Spontaneität, von Beweis und Lebens erfahrung und von Immanenzlmmanenz und Transzendenz. des Insti— Herausgeber und Medieninhaber: Prof. DDr. P. Andreas Resch,Resch. Direktor des Insti tuts fürfür Grenzgebiete der Wissenschaft(IGW) (IGW) Redaktion: Prof. DDr. P. Andreas Resch, Mag. Priska Kapferer Verlag, Auslieferung, Druck: RESCH VERLAG, Maximilianstr. 8,8, Postfach 8,8, A6010 Innsbruck Tel. +43 (0)512/574772,(0)512/574772. Fax +43 (0)512/574772-16(0)512/574772-16 E-Mail: info(§[email protected] http://www.igw-resch-verlag.athttp://www.igw—resch—verlag_.-at Bezugsbedingungen: Preis im AbonnementAbonnementjährlich jährlich EUR 36.90 [D],[D], sPrsFr 59.50 (zu-(zu- zügl. Versandkosten), Einzelheft EUR 10.50 [D],[D], sFr 15.50. Ein Abonnement gilt,gilt. fallsfalls nicht befristet bestellt, zur Fortsetzung bis auf Widerruf. Kündigungsfrist: 66 Wochen vor Ablauf des laufenden Kalenderjahres. Zahlungsmöglichkeiten: Bankkonto: Hypo-Bank Innsbruck: Kto. 210 044044 950950 BLZ 57000 Postscheckkonten: München: Kto. 1206 37-80937—809 BLZ 70010080 Zürich: Kto. -
Overtro Og Trolddom«
»Overtro og trolddom« Selskabet for Psykisk Forskning 1905-1930 Jesper Vaczy Kragh Fortid og N utid, september 2003, s. 163-185 I slutningen af 1800-tallet opstod en ny og meget omdiskuteret videnskab i England. Under navnet psykisk forskning blev særlige mentale fænome ner, som ikke blev forklaret af andre videnskaber, genstand for omfattende undersøgelser. Den psykiske forskning bredte sig til resten af Europa og kom således også til Danmark, hvor foreningen Selskabet for Psykisk Forskning blev dannet i 1905 i København. Selskabets historie viser, at der var en stor interesse for den psykiske forskning i perioden frem til 1930’erne. Mange fremtrædende videnskabsmænd var medlemmer af sel skabet, og forskningen fik ofte en positiv dækning i pressen. Med udgangs punkt i kildemateriale fra Selskabet for Psykisk Forsknings bibliotek og arkiv beskrives bla. grundlæggelsen af selskabet, hvem der blev medlem mer og de mange konflikter, som til sidst kom til at svække den psykiske forskning. Jesper Vaczy Kragh, f. 1968, cand. mag. i historie og dansk fra Roskilde Universitetscenter, forskningsrådsstipendiat ved Afdeling for Medicinhi storie - Medicinsk-Historisk Museum, Københavns Universitet. Har bla. skrevet: »En anden verden. Strejftog i spiritismens seancer og ritualer«, Ulrik Langen (red): Ritualer i europæisk historie (2002); »Mellem religion og videnskab. Spiritismen i Norden i 1800 og 1900-tallet«, Scandia, 1, (2002) samt flere bidrag til Politikens bog om det alternative (2002). Den psykiske forsknings fremkomst de spiritistiske seancer fortalte bla. var forbundet med den spiritistiske om mystiske bankelyde, om svævende bevægelse, som opstod i USA i 1850’er- borde og om hvide åndeskikkelser, der ne.1 Spiritisterne skabte på dette tids kom til syne i seancelokalerne. -
MELLEM ELIGHON OG VIDENS Spiritismen I 1800- Og 1300-Tallet
© Scandia 2008 www.scandia.hist.lu.se MELLEMELIGHON OG VIDENS Spiritismen i 1800- og 1300-tallet slutningen af 1800-tallet brad en ny religias bevazgelse igennem i Norden. Fra IAmerika kom spiritismen til Europa, hvor den vakte stor opmaerksomhed og diskussion i flere årtier. I Norden svazigede pressen i retssager, afsl~ringerog un- derfulde beretninger, som fulgte med spiritistbevazgelsen; og nordiske videns- kabsmaznd undersagte indgående den nye bevaegelse, for at se om der var hold i spiritisternes påstande om et liv efter daden. Flere praester tordnede mod spiritis- men, som de så som en tsussel mod kirken. ?\/len se!vom spiritismen var en af de mest omtalte og ekspansive religi~seretninger i 1800- og 1900-tallet, har nordis- ke historikere ikke hidtil interesseret sig videre for bev~~elsen.Når spiritismen ved lejlighed er blevet omtalt i historiebngerne, er den blevet betragtet som ud- tryk for irrationalisme og mysticisme. Og spiritismen er blevet set som en reak- tionzr og utidssvarende religi~sretning, der ville genindfare en gammel tro på ånder. Denne artikel, som vil have udgangspunkt i den danske spiritisme, vil dog hazvde, at spiritismen ikke repraesenterede en markant afvigelse fra periodens kul- turelle hovedstramninger, men i haj grad var et produkt afsin tid. Spiritisterne var heller ikke eksponenter for irrationalisme eller mysticisme, men var optaget af at finde rationelle lasninger på tidsrypiske problemer. Spiritismen var f~rstog frem- mest et forsng på at forholde sig til et moderne problem, som optog mange men- nesker - konflikten mellem religion og videnskab. I forhold til denne modsaetning reprazsenterede spiritismen en mellemvej. Spiritisterne sagte at tilpasse en religias tro til nye naturvidenskabelige metoder og teorier, som de var meget inspireret af. -
Naturheilbewegung, Vegetarismus, Lebensreform
19 Das magisch anziehende Dreieck: Naturheilbewegung, Vegetarismus, Lebensreform Was verstand man im 19. Jahrhundert unter »Naturheilung«? Unter »Naturheilung« verstand man eine holistisch-vitalistische Gesundheitslehre von der Überwindung aller Krankheiten durch die dem Menschen innewohnende »Lebenskraft«. Die Naturheiler wollten die im Verwissenschaftlichungsprozess des 19. Jahrhunderts beiseite gedrängte humoralpathologische Harmonielehre und Di- ätetik mit ihren Naturheilverfahren als Gesamtlebensphilosophie wieder aufwerten. Lediglich Pflanzen, Pflanzenteile und Pflanzen- produkte in roher, frischer oder getrockneter Form oder natürliche Mineralien waren als Heilmittel bei den Anwendungen erlaubt. Ihre von der Antike übernommene, ganzheitliche Krankheitsvorstellung umfasste die Therapie des Leibes und der Seele. Deshalb fanden sich in zahlreichen naturheilkundlichen Gesundheitsführern auch Diät- vorschläge für ein besseres seelisches Wohlbefinden.1 Gesundheit wurde als Harmoniezustand von Körper, Geist und Seele aufgefasst, während Krankheit Disharmonie als Ergebnis einer »unnatürlichen« Lebensweise bedeutete. Eine naturgemäße Ernährungsweise bildete dabei den Kern- aspekt. Darunter wurde meist eine vegetarische Diät aus Obst, Knol- 20 Entwicklungsstränge der modernen Diätkost len-, Wurzel-, Blattgemüse, Samen, Nüssen und frischem Wasser verstanden. Eine Vielzahl an Krankheiten wurde auf eine fehlerhafte Ernährung zurückgeführt. So esse der Mensch zum Beispiel drei- mal so viel Fleisch, wie er eigentlich benötige.2 Zudem mache eine -
Secondhand Books Available from Penny Hayward [email protected]
www.pennyhayward.co.uk Secondhand books available from Penny Hayward [email protected] Date / Publication Book Title Author Publisher Description / Edition Price £ The Initiation of the World Vera Stanley Alder Rider and Company 1957, Seventh Paperback. Used copy, name inside cover. Fair condition. 1.00 Edition The Philosophy of White Ray. Psychic Press Limited unsure Hard cover with some small marks, no dust jacket. Some browning to pages. Overall 4.50 Through the mediumships of good condition. Paulette Austen The Philosophy of White Ray. Psychic Press Limited unsure Hard cover with with foxing marks, no dust jacket. Some browning to pages. Occasional 2.00 Through the mediumships of light pencil marking on pages otherwise fair condition. Paulette Austen Teachings of Silver Birch A W Austin Psychic Book Club 1938 Hardcover no dust jacket. Some water damage to front cover, some wear to spine, pages 3.00 in good condition. Forward by Hannen Swaffer. Ex-church copy. Spirit Guidance A W Austin Psychic Book Club 1941 Hard cover. Held together with celotape, no cover to spine. Foxing to many pages. 5.00 Spirit Guidance A W Austin Psychic Book Club 1941 Hard cover with water damage otherwise intact, Very well warn pages, some loose pages 2.00 with foxing, ex church copy. I Hear a Voice. A bibliogrphy Maurice Barbanell Spiritualist Press 1962 Hard Cover in very good condition. No dust jakcet. Good condition with photos. Some 30.00 of E. G. Fricker the Healer foxing to pages. First page cut out. This Is Spiritualism Maurice Barbanell Tandem Books unsure Paperback, with creases and wear to spine. -
Excursions to the Spirit World
Excursions to the Spirit World A report of personal experiences during conscious astral projection by Frederick C. Sculthorp With an Introduction and a short Survey of the subject by Dr. Karl E. Müller, Dr. sc. tech. E.T.H. President of the International Spiritualist Federation Originally Published by THE GREATER WORLD ASSOCIATION 3 Lansdowne Road, Holland Park London, W.II INTRODUCTION Accounts of visits to the spirit world, such as are published in this book, are certainly most interesting, the more so because many people might think such visits to be impossible. It is not the first time, however, that a living person has reported such an experience, at least as an exceptional occurrence. A classic example is Plato's story of a soldier, who after having been unconscious for several days, claimed to have been in the Beyond and related all that he had observed. Similar happenings have also been reported in more recent times, but their exceptional character marked them as curiosities rather than as reliable facts and a source of knowledge. Since the advent of modern Spiritualism, however, leading to Psychic Science and now to Parapsychology, many strange experiences, such as apparitions, telepathy, clairvoyance, premonitions, etc., have been established beyond doubt. Investigations of modern times have also shown that the human personality is a rather mysterious being and more complicated in its “psychic structure” than is usually assumed. Thus many occurrences, formerly regarded as mere superstition must now be accepted not only as possible but as proven facts, although it must be admitted that Psychic Science is still in its infancy. -
Journal of Parapsychology
J ournal of P araP sychology r hine r esearch c enter Volume 82, Number 2 Fall 2018 ISSN 0022-3387 95 Journal of Parapsychology Volume 82, Number 2 Fall 2018 ISSN 0022-3387 96 Journal of Parapsychology Editor-in-Chief Previous Editors Etzel Cardeña, Lund University, Sweden Founding editors: William McDougall and Joseph Banks Rhine. Past editors: Betty M. Humphrey, Gardner F. Murphy, John A. Associate Editors Palmer, Dorothy H. Pope, J. G. Pratt, K. Ramakrishna Rao, Lou- John Palmer, Rhine Research Center, USA isa E. Rhine, Bernard F. Riess, W. G. Roll, C. E. Stuart Chris A. Roe, University of Northampton, UK Caroline Watt, University of Edinburgh, UK Editorial Staff Statistical Associate Editor Nikolaos Koumartzis, Layout Editing Jessica Utts, University of California, Irvine, USA Robert Gebelein, Business Manager Book Reviews Editor Shawnee Phillips, Finances Carlos Alvarado, Sofia University. The Journal of Parapsychology, founded in 1937, is published Editorial Board 2-3 times a year by The Rhine Research Center, 2741 Cam- Carl Martin Alwood, University of Gothenburg, Sweden pus Walk Ave., Building 500, Durham, NC 27705. The Journal Pascal Baseilhac, Ki France, Tours, France publishes original reports of experimental research in parapsy- Vilfredo De Pascalis, Sapienza Universitá di Roma, Italy chology, as well as research reviews, methodological, theoret- Renaud Evrard, University of Lorraine, France ical, and historical papers, abstracts, and selected invited ad- Miguel Farias, Coventry University, UK dresses from Parapsychological Association conventions, book Morris Freedman, University of Toronto, Canada. reviews, and letters. Christopher C. French, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK Harvey Irwin, University of New England, Australia Print and electronic version of the Journal are available. -
Baffling Physical Phenomena in Mediums Why Would a Journalist Investigate the Paranormal
EdgeScienceNumber 30 June 2017 Current Research and Insights Baffling Physical Phenomena in Mediums By Erlendur Haraldsson Is Cryptozoology Just a Why Would a Pseudoscience? Journalist Investigate By Paul LeBlond the Paranormal? By Leslie Kean A publication of the Society for Scientific Exploration EdgeScience #30 June 2017 EdgeScience is a quarterly magazine. Print copies are available from edgescience.magcloud.com. CONTENTS For further information, see edgescience.org Email: [email protected] Why EdgeScience? Because, contrary to public perception, scientific knowledge is still full of THE OBSERVATORY unknowns. What remains to be discovered — what Why Would a Journalist Investigate we don’t know — very likely dwarfs what we do know. 3 the Paranormal? And what we think we know may not be entirely correct By Leslie Kean or fully understood. Anomalies, which researchers tend to sweep under the rug, should be actively pursued as clues to potential breakthroughs and new directions in science. PUBLISHER: The Society for Scientific Exploration FEATURES EDITOR: Patrick Huyghe ASSOCIATE EDITOR: P.D. Moncrief Baffling Physical Phenomena: CONTRIBUTORS: John Alexander, Erlendur Haraldsson, Leslie Kean, Paul LeBlond, Shannon Taggart Differences in the DESIGN: Smythtype Design Phenomenology 8 of Some Famous The Society for Scientific Exploration (SSE) is a professional organization of scientists and Physical Mediums scholars who study unusual and unexplained By Erlendur Haraldsson phenomena. The primary goal of the Society is to provide a professional forum for presentations, criticism, and debate concerning topics which are for various reasons ignored or studied inadequately within mainstream science. A secondary goal is to promote improved understanding of those factors Photographing Spiritualism that unnecessarily limit the scope of scientific By Shannon Taggart inquiry, such as sociological constraints, restrictive 13 world views, hidden theoretical assumptions, and the temptation to convert prevailing theory into prevailing dogma. -
Dietetics, Health Reform and Social Order: Vegetarianism As a Moral Physiology
Medical History, 1999, 43: 323-341 Dietetics, Health Reform and Social Order: Vegetarianism as a Moral Physiology. The Example of Maximilian Bircher-Benner (1867-1939) ELISABETH MEYER-RENSCHHAUSEN and ALBERT WIRZ* Having virtually disappeared from the canons of medicine during the early modern period, dietetics returned in the early nineteenth century as part of a new nutritional physiology tied to scientific "animal production" and, generally, to a new, market-oriented agriculture. This medical advocacy of meat-eating ran up against a counter-movement of a simultaneously developing "alternative" dietetics, as we might call it today, which advocated "natural" vegetarian eating habits as a new path to health. When, around the turn of the century, the Swiss nutritionist and physician Maximilian Bircher-Benner emerged as a charismatic leader of a new, gentle healing and life-style movement on the strength of his raw-food diet therapies, he did so against the background of a natural- healing and life-reform movement that was at that time already some seventy years old. It was an era when industrially-processed flour, sugar, and spirits, as well as the increasing consumption of meat, were beginning to characterize modern society's eating habits. Industrialization, by creating the technical possibilities for moving previously unheard-of quantities of wheat from large-scale farming areas to huge cities, for the first time gave rise to bread-baking on an industrial scale around 1820. For that purpose, flour had to be made capable of being stored. This was achieved by milling off the vitamin and protein-rich germ and aleuron layer, with the consequence that the resulting white bread was much less nutritious than the old corn porridges and coarse-grain breads had been.1 The increasing cheapness of spirits was the result of new distilling processes which took hold after about 1830, and it brought on a new "alcohol plague".