Eva, Anna , Annalena, her daughter Lilou and I met to produce a homeopathic remedy for ourselves - we chose the Indian cobra (Naja naja naja) for our trituration (= grinding the substance with mortar and pestle and potentiate it with lactose up to a C4). After a while, Lilou decided to triturate cookies instead - a very wise decision!
All homeopathic study groups of German medical universities meet twice a year to share their experience, learn new things and spend a couple of days together. Below: on our way home, Annika, Eva, Mischa and me had a stopover in Cologne, where we went on a quick trip to the famous dome.
This is Yvette´s little baby boy, born in August 2008 - yes, I know, I´ve been pretty bad with posting new pics...
Prior to the red fox- meeting in Wetzlar, I visited Nina, Maria Regina and Bernd for a couple days. They live in a very nice old house which they renovated themselves (well, actually, it´s kind of their like their hobby, cause they´re constantly pottering around and redecorating rooms) and have a great garden - wild & full of food:)
This semester we´re having combined dinner & homeopathy meetings at our member´s homes. This time Eva, Claudia, Ute and I met at Claudia´s house. As you can see, Ute and I are happy with the dinner-at-home-homeopathy thing:)
The wind takes away the songs we sing, seagulls dive through the spume and I collect colorful rocks for my snake´s terrarium. The salty air blows through our hair and we´re happy to be here. But we also learn how sorrowful and alien a bird can be. We also got an insight on two birds by the trituration of nightingale and white-tailed eagle feathers, which was an veraciously enriching experience.
The birds are wild and sad, free and clearvoyant, lonesome and light and sometimes darker than I would have ever imagined them to be.
