Stadien
des Periodensystem
[Jan Scholten]
The 18 Stages of the Periodic Table
The Stages of the periodic table are an
essential tool in analyzing cases and remedies. They are called Stages as they
represent the stage in a development, the cycle of life. It start with the rise
and growth, come to a full development and then decline again, ending in
nothing. They agree with the columns of the periodic table. But they can be
applied to all remedies.
Stadium/Gruppe 1. The
spontaneous start, the impulsive begin. Things are done without being thought
over, without reflection. This leads to naive, instinctive, simplistic and even
childish or foolish behavior. It can lead to
one-sidedness, which seems rigid. Manic. Alone and lonely.
Spontaner Anfang
Hydrogenium./ Lithium./ Natrium./ Kalium./ Rubidium./ Cäsium./ Francium.
Stadium/Gruppe 2. unsichere(s)
Bestimmung/Ziel
Beryllium./ Magnesium./ Calcium./ Strontium./ Barium./ Radium.
Unsure, timid. Doesn’t know what he is worth,
what he can do, so remains passive or adapts to the situation. He just watches
and feels watched at the same time, so he hides. He wants and needs protection
and support. Bewildered and overwhelmed.
Stadium/Gruppe 3. Erforscht
versuchsweise
Scandium. / Yttrium. (Y) Lanthanoides. (Sam-met). Actinoides. (Plut./Thor-met./Uran-met.)
Neptunium.x
Searching, for the right thing, trying and
comparing possibilities. He feels unsure and easily underestimates himself, so
he cannot come to a conclusion. He avoids a decision, does not commit himself.
Stadium/Gruppe 4. Gründet verbindlich
Titanium. Zirconium. Hafnium. Kurtschatovium.
The real official start. It can be the
founding of business, a marriage, a contract. The decision is made, the
commitment stated. But one can feel unsure, astonished that it can be done.
This can lead to irresolution and amazement.
Stadium/Gruppe 5. Vorbereiten/weiter
machen # aufgeben
Vanadium. Niob. Tantalum. Hahnium.
The preparation of the work, the plans and
proposals after the start is made. But the work looks too big, the mountain to
high to climb, insurmountable. So he is easily discouraged, disappointed in his
provisory plans. He alternates between going on and giving up, avoiding and
postponing the work to his unrealistic goal.
Stadium/Gruppe 6. (Sich) beweisen
müssen
Chrom. Molybdän. Wolfram. (= Tungsten. Seaborgium).
This is the challenge. One has to do things,
prove one’s power. One is forced to act, it is inevitable and inescapable. It
has to be done, the bridges are burnt behind him. It takes courage and bravery,
in the extreme it is the daredevil. The fear of a possible failure can make him
do his act alone, covered and secretive.
Stadium/Gruppe 7. Entwickeln/Erfahrung sammeln/weitergeben
Mangan. Technetium. (Techn). Rhenium. Nielsbohrium.
Training leads to perfection. He can do his
act, but knows he has still to learn a lot more. He has to practice to become a
master of everything. He wants to learn from others, likes to cooperate to see
how others do things. And he likes to teach and help others on their road to become
a master.
Stadium/Gruppe 8. Durchsetzen/-stehen
unter Druck Thema: Ego;
Ferrum. / Ruthenium../ Osmium. Hassium.
This is the real work, everything learnt so
far has to be assembled, put together. But the amount of work is massive, huge.
So one needs perseverance, endurance, power and force. One feels pressured due
to lack of time, struggling against deadlines. One has to push and fight
against the inertia of matter and resistance of people. One can be irritated by
opposition.
Stadium/Gruppe 9 Letzter
Anlauf nach viel Arbeit
Cobaltum. / Rhodium../Iridium. Meitnerium.
The body of work has be done, but the last
details have to be filled in. Practically the goal is reached. Virtually the
work is finished. Minor adaptations can be made after the dress rehearsal. The
book can be completed after the corrections of the proofreaders. The contract
just has to be approved and signed. But the fear of a blunder, a failure at the
examination can make one the call the whole thing off.
Stadium/Gruppe 10. Erfolg
Niccolum../ Palladium../ Platinum.
The goal is reached. One feels at the top, the
summit. It is the glory of the winner, the brilliance of a victory. Everything
falls into place. It is obvious that one is oneself, the noble person that decides
independently and is self-sufficient. One can become so convinced of the
success and righteousness, that one becomes rigid, fixed and haughty. Balance
and imbalance.
Stadium/Gruppe 11. Handhaben/(in)
Standhalten/selbstbewusst + etwas rigide
Carbon. (Graph)/ Silicium../ Cuprum../ Argentum../ Aurum..
This is the maintenance. One has to hold and
keep the position reached, things have to be conserved and preserved. One wants
to enjoy the affluence and prosperity. One wants to expand and share the wealth
and fortune. Sustenance is possible, but heavy. One protects like a guardian or
shepherd. Benevolence. Benign tumors.
Stadium/Gruppe 12. Wiederholen/Streitereien/Verfall
setzt ein
Zincum../ Cadmium../ Mercurius.
The power is exerted to the utmost, is
overdone like a tyrant. One has still full power, but feels threatened from all
directions. Suspicious of betrayal and attack one defends the power in an
exaggerated way. It is overdone, leading to opposition. It is too much of a
good thing: overshooting, overdoing, overstating, and boasting. The
conservative one rules by division, defending against revolution and decline.
Stadium/Gruppe 13. Zurückziehen/Rente/Verfall geht weiter
Borium./ Aluminium../ Gallium../ Indium../ Thallium..
The position can only be held partly, half.
One has to retreat and retire. One has to reduce and shrink. But one holds one
to old and obsolete things with nostalgic feelings. The antique and outdated
things from the past, which are the best, must be retired and withdrawn. But
they are held in honor in the reduced space. The
atmosphere is musty, moldy.
Stadium/Gruppe 14. Eliminieren/Verfall geht immer weiter
Germanium../ Stannum../ Plumbum..
Form without power; mask, facade, mummy,
fossil. The real power is gone, but externally it seems to function still well.
One is dismissed, put on a sidetrack. One feels powerless, weak, drained, discharged,
empty and hollow. One hides behind the form, diverting real responsibility.
Coward.
Stadium/Gruppe 15. Verlieren/Verfall
geht immer weiter
Nitrogen../ Phosphorus../ Arsenicum../ Antimonium../ Bismuthum..
The loss. This is the stage of disappearance
of what has been achieved, the bankruptcy, defeat, and death, being fired.
Everything is burnt. It can be felt like a shock, being poisoned. One can fight
and resistance, refusing to give over. Or one can give in as a surrender,
sacrifice or abdication. The best is to forgive and forget.
Stadium/Gruppe 16. Erinnern/Auflösung/Verfall
geht weiter und weiter
Oxygenium. / Sulphur.
/ Selenium../ Tellurium. / Polonium.
Things are over, in essence. Only the remnants
and ashes are left, the leftovers. The remnants can be in a state of decay, putrification, producing and offensive and rotten odor and ugly view. One is disgusted and becomes an
outcast. It is like a beggar in rags, seducing and tempting others to give.
Only memories are left, bringing one in a state of fantasy of greatness.
Deepening and reconciliation. Lazy.
Stadium/Gruppe 17. Loslassen müssen/Verlust
=
Halogene
Fluor.. / Chlorum. ./ Bromium. / Iodum. / Astat.
This is the eradication, all has to be erased.
It has to be ceased, extinguished, abolished, aborted and finalized. One can be
forced to quit or flee, being expelled as an outcast. One has to let go
everything, even forget memories. It frees, makes one loose from bonds. One can
let go with humor. The opposite is to hold on to
things, even taking them without asking.
Stadium/Gruppe 18. Ruhe/völlige losgelöst und bezugslos.
=
Edelgase/verbinden sich nicht mit
anderen Elementen.
Helium. Neon. Argon. Krypton. Xenon..
Radon.
This is the denial of action, of everything.
It is the pause between actions: rest, holidays, sleep, meditation, coma,
death. Things are latent, idle, inert, inactive and quiet. Externally there is
no interaction
or communication: autism, cocoon. Internally
there can be a transformation. The sensation is of being free, floating,
confused, and unconnected. This stage can also be called Stage 0, as it is the
Stage before Stage 1 of the new cycle.
The eighteen stages
The eighteen stages are stages in a cycle.
Each cycle consists of the beginning of a
project, the successful accomplishment of this project and then its eventual
decline and final breakdown. It describes the rise, the success and the fall of
any undertaking, project, business or kingdom.
The stages could be seen as separate moments
fixed in time in this overall process. They describe the continuing process as
if it consisted of different steps that can be lifted out separately.
The stages are the same for each series, so
they can be applied to all of them. We just need to bear in mind that the first
few series have fewer stages, it is as if they have skipped a few. Further down
the line we get progressively more stages, as if there is more differentiation
between each stage of development in the later series.
For further information on this I would like
to refer to the chapter ‘Further comments on the stages’.
I have given each stage a number instead of a
name. It is easier to work with numbers than to remember 18 different names in
the right sequence. Later on I added some names to describe the main
characteristics of that stage.
[Jan Scholten]
Man kann die Stadien auch als das Prinzip von Schöpfung, Erhaltung und
Zerstörung auffassen. Alle Dinge durchlaufen diesen Zyklus in Zeit und Raum.
Stadium 1 - 6: Jedes Ding entsteht und wächst;
Stadium 7 - 12: Blütezeit
Stadium 13 - 17: wird älter, verfällt und stirbt
Man kann dieses zyklische Geschehen durch den Bau und Verfall eines
Hauses veranschaulichen.
Stadium 1 - 3: Die Idee, Grundstücksbesichtigung und Bauplanung
Stadium 4 - 6: Dann folgen Grundstückskauf, Aushub und Grundsteinlegung
Stadium 7 - 9: Anschließend folgt der eigentliche Aufbau mit Rohbau,
Richtfest, Dach und Innenausbau bis zur Bezugsfertigkeit:
Stadium 10: Nun zieht man ein:
Stadium 11: bewohnt und bewahrt das Haus;
Stadium 12: und so langsam beginnen die ersten Streitigkeiten mit den
Nachbarn;
Stadium 13 - 15: Im Lauf der Jahre wechseln die Besitzer, ein neuer Putz
wäre längst fällig, die Heizung leckt und die Elektrik müsste komplett erneuert
werden. Doch das Geld fehlt,
das Dach hat Löcher bekommen und nach einem heftigen Sturm wird es schwer
beschädigt;
Stadium 16 - 17: Langsam verfällt das Haus. Als Ruine wird es schließlich
vollends abgerissen, und später weiß keiner mehr davon;
Also summa summarum der Lauf der Dinge.
Moving Toward People
Stadium 1. The need
for affection and approval; pleasing others and being liked by them.
Stadium 2.. The need for a partner; one whom they can love and
who will solve all problems.
Moving Against People
Stadium 3. The need
for power; the ability to bend wills and achieve control over others -- while
most persons seek strength, the neurotic may be desperate for it.
Stadium 4. The need
to exploit others; to get the better of them. To become manipulative, fostering
the belief that people are there simply to be used.
Stadium 5. The need
for social recognition; prestige and limelight.
Stadium 6. The need
for personal admiration; for both inner and outer qualities -- to be valued.
Stadium 7. The need
for personal achievement; though virtually all persons wish to make
achievements, as with No. 3, the neurotic may be desperate for achievement.
Moving Away from People
Stadium 8. The need
for self sufficiency and independence; while most desire some autonomy, the
neurotic may simply wish to discard other individuals entirely.
Stadium 9 The need for perfection; while
many are driven to perfect their lives in the form of well being, the neurotic
may display a fear of being slightly flawed.
Stadium10. Lastly, the need to restrict life practices to within narrow borders; to
live as inconspicuous a life as possible.
The eighteen stages
As we have seen, each series represents a period of development. Each
period has a rise and a fall. It has a beginning, a summit and a decline. This
rise and fall is divided into stages. The hydrogen series has only two
elements. So this series has only two stages yes or no. The Carbon and Silicium series are more differentiated and consist of
eight elements. So they have eight stages. The iron, silver and gold series are
fully differentiated in eighteen stages. The stages are the vertical columns or
the periodic table. All elements of the same stages are in the same column. For
example, copper (which is in the iron series), silver, and gold are all in
stage 11, the stage of maintaining and keeping up wealth with conservative
attitude. In chemistry, the stages are called groups. So copper, silver, gold,
which are in 11th group, have
similar chemical properties, because they share the same electron
configuration.
A characterisation of each single stage is given in the following
chapter of cases of the silver series. Here is a general overview of the
dynamics of the stages: the left side elements (stage 1-9) are in the beginning
stages, trying to fill up their electrons shells. They strive for completion.
Stage 1 just gives away its first and only electron without thinking twice; it
begins spontaneously and enters the ’stage’ without doubt. Often even without
thinking and just doing it in a native fashion. Stage 2-9 is in doubt if they
can make it, but doubt decreases by steps. Thus, stage 2-5 is most uncertain
and suffers from indecision, but doubt lessens with growing experience.
Stage 6-9 hides doubt by resolution with growing confidence, until the last
shade of doubt has to be discarded in stage9. On reaching the summit or stage
10 in mid-position, there is an equal choice of bonding with left or
right-sided atoms. This position naturally feels as if on top of the series, as
can be easily seen with the natural arrogance of platinum, which is stage 10 of
the gold series and feels on top of the world, looking down upon the small
creatures on either side below. Going further (stage 11-17); they begin to
encounter a feeling of increasing loss, which is experienced as a decline.
Although they feel confident, thinking that they know it all after having
reached the summit at stage 10, suspicion enters. From stage 11 onwards,
anxiety about losing their position becomes as increasing problem. Stage 16-17
feels like an outcast. Stage 18 is called the noble gas configuration.
Their outer shell is complete and these atoms are chemically inactive.
They lose interest in communication, hovering in their orbit like in a cocoon,
as if taking a break in between the lines in a nowhere land, before the next
round of a new series begins with stage 1 on the next level.
[Ulrich Welte]
Serien und Stadien im Überblick
Die Serien gliedern sich in maximal 18 Stadien. Die Stadien sind die Stufen des Aufstiegs und Falls jeder Serie. Man kann es mit einem Schauspieler vergleichen, der in verschiedenen Dramen auftritt.
Die Serien sind die Dramen, und die Stadien sind die Akte der Dramen. Der Held der Geschichte beginnt das Drama als blutiger Anfänger, entwickelt sich durch Schwierigkeiten, erreicht den Gipfel und muss dann lernen, das erreichte Ziel wieder abzugeben, sich von seinem Erfolg innerlich zu lösen, um schließlich am Ende der Serie ganz frei zu werden für die nächste Ebene.
Man kann die Stadien auch als das Prinzip von Schöpfung, Erhaltung und Zerstörung auffassen. Alle Dinge durchlaufen diesen Zyklus in Zeit und Raum. Jedes Ding entsteht und wächst (St.1–6), hat seine Blütezeit (St.7–12), wird älter, verfällt und stirbt (St.13–18). Man kann dieses zyklische Geschehen durch den Bau und Verfall eines Hauses veranschaulichen. Die Idee, Grundstücksbesichtigung und Bauplanung wären Stadium 1–3. Dann folgen Grundstückskauf, Aushub und Grundsteinlegung (St.4–6).
Anschließend folgt der eigentliche Aufbau mit Rohbau, Richtfest und Innenausbau bis zur Bezugsfertigkeit (St.7–9). Nun zieht man ein (St.10), bewohnt das Haus und hält es instand (St.11), und so
langsam beginnen die ersten Streitigkeiten mit den Nachbarn (St.12). Im Laufe der Jahre wechseln die Besitzer, ein neuer Putz wäre längst fällig, die Heizung leckt und die Elektrik müsste komplett erneuert werden. Doch das Geld fehlt, das Dach hat Löcher bekommen und nach einem heftigen Sturm wird es schwer beschädigt (St.13–15). Langsam verfällt das Haus. Als Ruine wird es schließlich vollends abgerissen, und später weiß keiner mehr davon (St.16–18). Also summa summarum der Lauf der Dinge.
[Mathias Jacob]
In der Praxis hat sich gezeigt, dass die Stadieneinteilung durch Dr. Jan Scholten ein sehr präzises Instrument für die Fall-Analyse und für das Verständnis eines homöopathischen Arzneimittels ist.
Die Einteilung nach Stadien beschränkt sich dabei nicht nur auf das Mineralienreich bzw. PeriodenSymptomstem, sondern hat seine Gültigkeit auch bei Pflanzenfamilien, im Tierreich und bei Nosoden.
Für das Verständnis eignet sich am besten das Periodensystem mit seinen 18 Spalten, die den Stadien entsprechen. Die Idee ist, dass die Stadien einen Entwicklungsprozess aufzeigen:
Ein Geboren werden, Wachsen, Höhepunkt, ein Ende und ein wieder Verschwinden. Das ist der natürliche Gang der Dinge, Leben kommt und Leben geht, jeder Baum wächst aus einem Samen,
wird ein großer Baum mit Krone, verfällt und stirbt. Diese Stadien, die einem menschlichen Lebensprozess entsprechen sind universal und deshalb auch anwendbar bei unseren Ganges Wässern.
Auch hat sich bei den Arzneimittelprüfungen der einzelnen Wässer die Stadieneinteilung nach J. Scholten als hilfreich zum Verständnis der Wirkweise erwiesen. Eine klare Zuordnung der Wirkweise des jeweiligen Wassers wird dadurch möglich. Auch um ein Arzneimittel besser zu verstehen, ist die Stadieneinteilung ein präzises und sehr hilfreiches Instrument. Rein theoretisch einen Fluss zu betrachten z.B. Quelle = Stadium 1, lässt schon Rückschlüsse auf die mögliche Wirkweise dieses Wassers zu. So erhielten wir in der Arzneimittelprüfung Aqua Ganga Gaumukh klare Aussagen, die sich dem
Stadium 1 zuordnen ließen. Prüfungen werden dadurch wissenschaftlicher. Symptome und Aussagen können klar strukturiert werden. Die Arzneimittelprüfung wird klarer und verständlicher und dadurch auch die Verschreibungsmöglichkeit präziser.
[JJ Kleber]
Sankaran: die Stelle in der Periode zeigt die Vollständigkeit der Struktur; von
l. nach r. Stadien der Entwicklung der Struktur;
l. nach r.:
links: Gefühl von fehlender Struktur, Mitte Struktur
ist erfolgreich, rechts: Struktur droht
verloren zu gehen o. ist verloren;
l. Seite noch abhängig
Erste 3 Perioden (Kindheitsentwicklung) ist
mehr dauernde Weiterentwicklung, nicht so sehr Zerfall nach der Mitte Struktur
Stadien zeigen wie entwickelt die Struktur
ist;
wie fähig die Struktur ist die Aufgaben der
jeweiligen Serie zu erfüllen
Wie viel davon schon verloren ist.
Ersten 3 Stadien: dauernde Entwicklung (Wachstum), ohne Betonung auf
Verlust nach der Mitte;
Hinter der Mitte setzt Verlust ein
Ab Stadium 11 Verlust der Struktur, könne + wollen alles alleine tun;
zunehmende Verlustängste + Misstrauen gegen andere, zunehmend syphilitisch;
Stadium 14 - 18: Abbruch/Versteifung)
Hier sieht Sankaran mehr einen Linearen
Entwicklungsprozess von unreif zu reifer:
The 18 stages
Each series represents a period of development. Each period has a rise
and a fall. It has a beginning, a summit and a decline. This rise and fall is
divided into stages. The hydrogen series has only two elements. So this series
has only two stages yes or no. The Carbon and Silicium
series are more differentiated and consist of 8 elements. So they have 8
stages. The iron, silver and gold series are fully differentiated in 18 stages.
The stages are the vertical columns or the periodic table. All elements of the
same stages are in the same column. For example, copper (which is in the iron
series), silver, and gold are all in stage 11, the stage of maintaining and
keeping up wealth with conservative attitude. In chemistry, the stages are
called groups. So copper, silver, gold, which are in 11th group, have similar
chemical properties, because they share the same electron configuration.
A
characterisation of each single stage is given in the following chapter of
cases of the silver series. Here is a general overview of the dynamics of the
stages: the left side elements (stage 1-9) are in the beginning stages, trying
to fill up their electrons shells. They strive for completion.
Stage 1: just gives away its first and only
electron without thinking twice; it begins spontaneously and enters the ’stage’
without doubt. Often even without thinking and just doing it in a native
fashion. Stage 2 - 9: in doubt if they can make it, but doubt decreases by
steps.
Stage 2 -
5: most uncertain and suffers from indecision, but doubt lessens with growing
experience.
Stage 6 - 9: hides doubt by resolution with
growing confidence, until the last shade of doubt has to be discarded in stage
9.
On reaching the summit or stage 10 in
mid-position, there is an equal choice of bonding with left or right-sided
atoms. This position naturally feels as if on top of the series, as can be
easily seen with the natural arrogance of platinum, which is stage 10 of the
gold series and feels on top of the world, looking down upon the small
creatures on either side below. Going further (stage 11 - 17); they begin to
encounter a feeling of increasing loss, which is experienced as a decline.
Although they feel confident, thinking that they know it all after having
reached the summit at stage 10, suspicion enters.
Stage 11 onwards: anxiety about losing their
position becomes as increasing problem.
Stage 16 - 17: feels like an outcast.
Stage 18: called the noble gas configuration.
Their outer shell is complete and these atoms are chemically inactive. They
lose interest in communication, hovering in their orbit like in a cocoon,
as if taking a break in between the lines in a nowhere land, before the
next round of a new series begins with stage 1 on the next level.
Vergleich: Siehe: Perioden.