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.
From the notes of Anselm Hüttenbrenner. His later annotation reads, “From Jakob Lorber himself.”
[HS.01_013,01] On 21 September 1840, Jakob Lorber turned to the Lord for a remedy for hair growth, at the request of And.H.
[HS.01_013,02] Recipe / Finest odourless sunflower oil: 1 pound / Liquid goose fat: 4 Lot / Rendered fat from the crest of a horse’s neck (Kammfett): 4 Lot / Liquid storax: 1 Lot / Egg oil: ½ Lot / Neroli oil: ½ Lot / Quite genuine thyme oil: 1 Lot / Quite genuine balsam of Peru: 1 Quentchen / Genuine rose oil: ¼ Quentchen / Also cocoa butter: 1 Lot.
[HS.01_013,03] These ten ingredients must be well mixed together in a bottle and used without interruption, morning and evening. From time to time the head should also be washed again with lukewarm water. Then, after drying it well, rub in this oil ointment again. The hair will then return, if in addition a certain abstinence in matters of the flesh is observed for an extended period of at least three months. And above all: “Spero in te, Domine, in omnibus rebus, quoniam tu solus sanctus, amore plenus, peramabilis, peradjuvabilis et omnipotens es, – – – Fiat Dixit Dominus.”
Translation of the Latin closing words. “I trust in You, Lord, in all things, for You alone are holy, full of love, most lovable, most helpful and almighty. Let it be so. The Lord has spoken.”
Source: Jakob Lorber, Die Heilkraft des Sonnenlichts, Lorber-Verlag, sixth edition, 1996. Deutsche Fassung dieses Kapitels.