Homeopathy is an ideal form of therapy for a different, sustainable, solidary global culture as it is:

• sustainable, as it uses almost no physical resources
• decentral, as everyone can produce and prove their remedies anywhere
• cheap, as the remedies cost very little and only human effort is needed to apply them
• global, as its principles can be understood by anyone in any culture
• non-linear and open in its thinking so that it encompasses all faculties of the human mind
• holistic and takes the whole human being into view as well as their living conditions
• scientific, as it is grounded in experience and clear principles
• peaceful, as it does not declare war on disease but goes with it (homoeo) as applied compassion
• empowering, as it strengthens the self-healing abilities of the human mind-body-system
• independent, as you don’t need technology, labs, and money to provide it
• natural, as it mainly uses ingredients taken directly from the natural world
• spiritual, as it works according to age-less spiritual principles
• simple, as its principles can be understood easily by anyone with an open mind
• post-modern, as it opens up to a multi-layered and pluralistic view of the world

We just need to communicate these assets instead of trying to “prove” our effectiveness under conditions that are not only unsuitable for a proof of homeopathy but that are also alien to any realistic outside-the-laboratory healing situations as well.

And we need to communicate these assets to those who are interested and willing to listen, to those with an open mind, whose world-view fits ours and who are able to see where we are going.

And we need to communicate these characteristics and our principles not only as a method for healing of human individuals but as a model for a different, a healthy and viable approach to the world.

(quoted from my article "Homeopathy in the Context of a World in Crisis" in HomeopathicLinks Vol.31, 3/2018, p.9)

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