Throwback Thursday Ep 194: Amma Resonance Healing Foundation - with Harry Van Der Zee

Join Harry as he shares the inspiring work of the Amma Resonance Healing Foundation in Africa and explores the unique role of PC Resonances in supporting people through epidemics, trauma, and chronic disease. Discover how source remedies and audio resonances developed by homeopath Peter Chappell are being used in a practical and innovative approach to healing, and hear about the impact this work is having on individuals and communities in Africa and beyond.

Episode Highlights:

02:15 - A dream-fueled journey to homeopathy's doorstep

09:14 - The birth of HRHF: Peter Chappell’s journey to Africa

19:13 - Overcoming malaria's grip on education

21:35 - PC remedies for common diseases

25:09 - Oral or Audio: Administering PC remedies

27:55 - Exploring the power of audio resonances

34:02 - How people can become involved with the organization

About my guest:

Harry van der Zee is a highly accomplished homeopathic physician with over three decades of experience in the field. He has made significant contributions as an international teacher and served as the editor-in-chief of the esteemed international journal Homœopathic Links from 1996 to 2018. With a focus on the connection between miasms and infectious diseases, he explored their impact on human evolution in his notable works "Miasms in Labour" (2000) and "Homeopathy for Birth Trauma" (2007).

In 2004, Harry van der Zee joined forces with Peter Chappell to address epidemic diseases like AIDS and malaria in Africa. Their collaboration led to the publication of the influential book "Homeopathy for Diseases" (2012), which offers valuable insights and treatment approaches for epidemics, trauma, and chronic diseases. As the chairperson of the Amma Resonance Healing Foundation (ARHF), Harry van der Zee has played a crucial role in training healthcare professionals across African countries. Through the use of PC Resonances (Source Resonances) provided by the ARHF, these professionals are now equipped to independently treat epidemics, trauma, and chronic diseases, bringing hope and healing to communities in need.