This nineteenth-century devotional text describes historical remedies. Please do not use these preparations or procedures as medical advice or in place of professional care.
[HS.01_007,01] The four kinds are entirely sufficient as medicines to be taken internally. Nevertheless, the sun’s ray can be used to good effect in still more ways to heal various bodily afflictions.
[HS.01_007,02] If someone had an external wound of a cancerous nature, for example, take a moderately strong burning glass and pass the focus of the sun’s rays across the wound several times a day. Pass the focus over the whole wound, taking care to avoid lingering too long over any one spot.
[HS.01_007,03] After passing the focus over it, dip a completely fresh linen cloth in sun-exposed water and lay it over the wound. Change it several times an hour. With the proper diet in other respects, the sufferer will soon be healed of the ailment.
[HS.01_007,04] If you can obtain good, ripe tobacco leaves in place of the cloth, they are preferable to the cloth. First, however, they must be laid on a glass plate and warmed a little by the sun.
[HS.01_007,05] A so-called sun tincture would be just as healing in place of the sun water. It is prepared as follows.
[HS.01_007,06] You know the Alpine herb called arnica. Take only the flower, that is, only the yellow petals and the stamens, and add about two handfuls of them to half a Maß of good spirit. This spirit is to be exposed to the sun’s rays in a well-stoppered clear bottle for fourteen days to three weeks and shaken frequently during that time. Afterwards strain the spirit, now a sun tincture, into a dark bottle and keep it well sealed.
[HS.01_007,07] When using this tincture, take one drop to one Quintel of sun-exposed water, or three to five drops only in the case of more severe wounds. Moisten a linen cloth of the kind mentioned above, after warming it in the sun, and lay it on the wound. This will heal the wound very quickly, as will the two earlier remedies.
[HS.01_007,08] Venereal swellings, scaly skin eruptions and scabs on the scalp can also readily be healed with it if the diet is suited to the condition.
[HS.01_007,09] There is yet another remedy for such malignant external wounds.
[HS.01_007,10] Take good, fresh hemp seed, dry it in the sun for fourteen days, and then keep it in sealed vessels in a dry place. When the need arises, crush the seed a little and put it into an oil press. You will obtain a very fine oil from it.
[HS.01_007,11] Apply this oil to such wounds frequently, and with the right diet they will heal in a short time without harmful effects on the body.
[HS.01_007,12] A kind of milk can also be made from the seeds prepared in this way, as almond milk is made. It will be of great benefit to people whose internal organs are not quite in order. Those who have tubercles in their lungs, for example, or hardening in the liver, spleen or kidneys, will feel a beneficial effect when they drink such milk.
[HS.01_007,13] Only where the internal parts are tending to dry out is milk made from linseed preferable to hemp seed milk. The linseed would likewise first have to be dried in the sun.
[HS.01_007,14] A further remedy for relieving pain in the limbs can be prepared quite simply as follows.
[HS.01_007,15] If possible, take about a pound of freshly pressed olive oil, put it into a half-bottle that can be well stoppered and add a good handful of poppy petals, which are easy to obtain at this time. The petals of the wild poppy or small field poppy are preferable to those of the large garden poppy.
[HS.01_007,16] When the poppy petals are in the oil, stopper the bottle well and set it out in the sun for two to three weeks. Shake the bottle and its contents frequently during the day.
[HS.01_007,17] After this time, pour the oil into a bottle. A dark bottle is preferable, but a clear one will do. Then stopper it well.
[HS.01_007,18] If someone is afflicted by the pains mentioned above, let him moisten a fresh, sun-exposed cloth with this oil and lay it on the painful limb. It will soon improve. This oil can also be used to great advantage for stabbing pains in the chest and side when they are rheumatic or gouty in nature.
[HS.01_007,19] More shortly on several other arcana or principal means of sustaining life.
Source: Jakob Lorber, Die Heilkraft des Sonnenlichts, Lorber-Verlag, sixth edition, 1996. Deutsche Fassung dieses Kapitels.
NEUOFFENBARUNG