NEUOFFENBARUNGThis 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_008,01] Let us now go on to the preparation of another remedy of equal potency.
[HS.01_008,02] Take skimmed goat’s milk and put it into a glass dish like the one I described to you earlier for obtaining sulphur crystals. If such a dish is difficult to obtain, a dark violet glass plate of one square foot will also do.
[HS.01_008,03] Drip the milk just mentioned onto this plate and set it in the sun. In a short time the drops will have dried.
[HS.01_008,04] Once the drops are dry, sprinkle the plate with milk again and keep doing so until a fairly thick crust has formed over the glass plate or the bottom of the dish.
[HS.01_008,05] Then carefully scrape this crust off the glass plate, grind it further to a powder, and keep the powder in a glass vessel protected from the air and stored in a dry place.
[HS.01_008,06] At the same time, half-fill a clear glass vessel with shavings of pure camphor. The vessel must have a tight-fitting domed lid made of the same glass. Place the camphor in the sun, sealed in this way. The camphor itself in the vessel will diminish from day to day, while a whitish deposit will form inside the glass dome above it.
[HS.01_008,07] When this deposit, like frost, has made the dome fairly opaque, remove the dome, put the prepared milk powder into it and stir until the milk powder has taken up the deposit from the glass into itself.
[HS.01_008,08] Keep this powder well sealed in suitable small bottles. It is a principal remedy for all internal and external ailments arising from excessive congestion and causing swellings, inflammation and boils in any part of the body.
[HS.01_008,09] This remedy is to be used especially for those suffering from plague. It will also be of excellent service in cholera.
[HS.01_008,10] People suffering from consumption are likewise readily cured with it.
[HS.01_008,11] In this way, severe skin eruptions such as erysipelas and the familiar scarlet fever are also healed most readily.
[HS.01_008,12] This remedy is used in two ways. Take 1 to 3 grains internally. Or, when swellings occur on the extremities, such as the hands or feet, rub this powder into a clean, sun-exposed linen cloth and lay it dry on the swelling. The entire swelling will soon disperse. In addition, it is always advisable to take 1 to 3 grains internally, according to the person’s constitution.
[HS.01_008,13] This powder also has the property of reviving a dying person for a considerable time and sometimes, where it is in keeping with My order, restoring him to complete health, whatever the illness in which earlier, unsuitable use of coarse allopathic remedies had brought him to the point of death. More shortly on another arcanum.
Source: Jakob Lorber, Die Heilkraft des Sonnenlichts, Lorber-Verlag, sixth edition, 1996. Deutsche Fassung dieses Kapitels.