Question 1: In vol 9 issue 1 of our newsletter, you have explained the procedure for making eye drops. Can we prepare ear and nasal drops exactly in the same way?

Answer: No, the procedure is slightly different:

For Nasal drops: The only difference is that you can directly put a drop of each appropriate combo in 30 ml of distilled or boiled water or extra virgin olive oil or any other high quality oil. Shake well and the nasal drops are ready.

For Ear drops: The procedure is the same as above except that it is best not to use water. 

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Question 2: Is it advisable for a practitioner to practise any other system of healing without charge?

Answer: No it is not because faith and perseverance of a practitioner are of utmost importance for vibrionics to work properly and for its growth.

If a remedy appears not to work (because the desired result is not obtained) and the practitioner has the option of trying another therapy, he may be tempted to do so without exploring the full potential of vibrionics; this is understandable as the human mind wants to explore different ways to bring faster relief. The practitioner may lose sight of the fact that there are many different vibrionics combos available for the same problem! It is in the greater interest of the patient to receive a different combo rather than a different treatment altogether.

Further Swami has declared that vibrionics is the medicine of the future but there has been hardly any research done to explore its huge potential. Practice and experiments are slowly revealing and helping to evolve its various possibilities. Its growth is an ongoing process, made possible only by committed practitioners. It is certainly not in the interest of the growth of vibrionics either, if a practitioner pursues another system of healing along with vibrionics.

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Question 3: For the purpose of monthly reporting how do I calculate number of patients when I am working as part of a team in health camps? 

Answer: In a camp situation, many people get together and share the work of taking down case details, making remedies, and administering them to patients with appropriate instructions.  Some practitioners may be just making remedies in bulk and sending through other practitioners for distribution. It would be easy for anyone to record their hours of seva. But, to count the number of patients for the purpose of monthly reporting, divide equally among the practitioners the total number of patients treated by the team. Where a large number of patients are given the same remedy, for example Brain & Memory tonic, to a whole class of pupils, consider every 15 minutes on this seva equivalent to one patient. This 15-minute formula can also be followed when remedy water is made and kept in the courtyard in homes or in parks for several birds or animals. In case of plants, normally 10 plants treated in a month is considered as one patient. But, when a large number of plants are watered as a routine follow the 15-minute rule.

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Question 4: I am hesitant to ask questions relating to the root cause of a problem from a patient who does not describe even his symptoms clearly. How to resolve this dilemma?

Answer:  When you come across such a patient it is advisable to prepare a remedy based on symptoms given and your own observation of the patient’s behaviour and body language. It is not absolutely necessary to know everything about a patient’s problem at the first meeting. Ask only relevant questions that the patient feels comfortable to answer; make a note of other questions to be asked at a later meeting once you have developed a rapport. Sometimes it takes a few meetings before a patient will open up and start to trust you. Some patients may not be expressive verbally. In such cases, practitioners have found it helpful to give the patients a list of questions in advance of the meeting so that they have time to think. Remember each person has a unique body mind complex. As practitioners we have to be loving, sensitive, observant and tactful with patients who have come to you seeking help. If nothing works, pray intensely and connect with your inner self for clarity and this often opens doors.

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Question 5: As the incidence of cancer is on the rise, is it possible to give a preventive remedy to family members of cancer patients? And for patients who have gone into remission (with whatever treatment), what will be the corresponding combo for them?

Answer: This is particularly important for patients who are under remission for cancer or who have parents or grandparents who had cancer and so need protection from inherited cancer.  Practitioners with 108CC box, give CC2.1 Cancers. Those who have the SRHVP, give BR4 Fear + SM1 Removal of Entities + SM2 Divine Protection + SR282 Carcinosin CM. In both cases the dosage is: OW at night for 2 months, OM (one dose a month) for 6 months, 1 dose every 6 months for 2 years and a dose every year for 3 years.