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The Kabbala: the true science of light; an introduction to the philosophy and theosophy of the ancient sages. Together with a chapter on Light in the vegetable kingdom (1877)

Pancoast, S. (Seth), 1823-1889 · Philadelphia : J. M. Stoddart & Co · leaf 273

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, disease is the loss of this reg-ularity, death a depolarization of the Nerve-tension,decay the ultimate depolarization of Life-forms. Itis important to bear this in mind, because every rem-edy must be administered upon this basis. On theAntipathetic plan, if the Nerve-tension be too greatwe… … HOW TO APPLY LIGHT. 259 plan, we relax the tension by applying a negativeremedy that partially depolarizes it by drawing toitself a part of the tension, repeating the applicationuntil the tension is reduced to the normal standard.Or, if it be a case of abnormal relaxation, the Sym-pathetic plan is…

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