Digest Number 1310

[Guest guest]

Hi, all

 

Yes, Lepidolite is indeed used for BiPolar, I have it just for that reason. The

stone I have is a piece of rough and can be used in making (indirect method) an

essence.

 

She is 1 " by 2 " approx. and is usually in the jacket I wear everyday and my bra.

*giggles*

 

L & L,

Cee

 

> " morghana_wolfe "

>Lepidolite

 

>Has anyone heard of Lepidolite being used for Bipolar disorder(manic

>deppression)

>If so How or where would you use it or wear it. I ordered a couple

>round donut pieces for possibly around my neck.

>Thanks,

>Morghana

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

>We are finding it takes forever to get through school and I know for me

>quite expensive. It is much more than than the $30,000 tuition. It

>foregone income, transporation, overnights (for me childcare), a lot of

>expense. Many acupuncturists come out with debts to deal with. So

>again, running like a business is imperative to stay in business. If

>you want to lower rates, you will probably have to see a group of people

>at a time.

>

>Well, I will probably stir some feathers on this.

>

>Anne

>

>

Hi Anne,

 

Well, I for one am very glad you have mentioned this. I think it is

very important for prospective students to understand the realities of

pursuing an acupuncture degree. In addition to all that you mentioned

above, it seems there are constant threats to disband various state

acupuncture boards and have acupuncturists work under the supervision

of an M.D.

 

It cannot all be spiritual, one must be pragmatic as well. It seems

that hospitals and PCP groups that are starting to incorporate

acupuncturists feel more comfortable with acupuncturists that have a

medical background.

 

Many thanks,

Trish