Imponderabilia

In classical science, the term was used to describe phenomena that could not be measured by weight or mass, such as light, heat, magnetism or electricity.

Imponderabilia

Edition 1 / 2026
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15 April 2026

I’m pulling myself into the middle

Imponderable themes in a case of magnet

Author | Jonathan Hardy

ABSTRACT: A depressive patient vividly presents most of the themes and sensations characteristic of the remedy Magnetis polis arcticus and the group of Imponderables. These themes and their interrelationships are described in detail. A deep inner experience of opposite physical forces and sensations represents the essence of the Imponderable state: The positive experience of power, energy, movement, weightlessness and expansion in contrast to the painful experience of exhaustion, immobility, heaviness, density and compression.

KEYWORDS: Anxiety, Camphora, Chronic fatigue, Depersonalization, Depression, Dissociation, Duality, Energy, Imponderables, Lanthanides, Leprous miasm, Magnet, Magnetis polus arcticus , Periodontitis, Solanaceae, Source language, Syphilitic miasm, Thulium, Trauma, Vertigo

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14 April 2026

Upside down

Magnetis poli ambo in an existential crisis

Author | Natalya Dinat

ABSTRACT: ABSTRACT: Following a childhood marked by religious constraints, an anxious, insecure patient with low self-esteem suffers from erectile dysfunction. Issues of Imponderables, combined with a feeling of being upside down, lead to the prescription of a magnetic remedy. Based on the symptoms, Magnetis poli ambo is chosen.

KEYWORDS: Anxiety, Erectile dysfunction, Imponderables, Lac caninum, Magnet, Magnetis poli ambo, Magnetis polus australis, Unguis incarnatus

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13 April 2026

Fluidity, Relativity, Uncertainty

A personal journey to the Imponderables

Author | Bhwawisha Joshi

ABSTRACT: The author recounts her experience with Imponderables shaping her development and personal approach as a homeopath. She presents a case of Electricitas, that prompted her to conduct extensive studies of energy remedies and their scientific background. Common themes of Imponderables and characteristics of various remedies from this group are outlined.

KEYWORDS: Arrhythmia, Aurora borealis, Black hole, Clairvoyance, Cygnus X1, Electricitas, Galvanismus, Hypertension, Imponderables, Laser beam, Luna, MAP, Numbness, Shock, Sol, X-Ray

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12 April 2026

The nerves are all firing off

Galvanismus and other electrifying remedies

Author | Doug Brown

ABSTRACT: In addition to visual disturbances, a patient with multiple sclerosis experiences an annoying tingling sensation in stressful situations, culminating in an electrical sparky feeling. Themes of imponderables in this case lead to the differential diagnosis of Electricitas versus Galvanismus. While galvanism corresponds to the continuous flow of a direct current, electricity refers to the sudden discharge of friction-induced voltage.The difference in sensation is illustrated by a case of Electricitas.

KEYWORDS: Eel, Electricitas, Electric sensation, Electrophorus electricus, Galvanismus, Imponderables, Lightning, Multiple sclerosis

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11 April 2026

At the mercy of energy

Electricity and vacuum – proving and cases

Authors | Hans Eberle / Friedrich Ritzer

ABSTRACT: Based on their own proving and clinical cases, the authors present the themes and characteristic symptoms of Electricitas and Vacuum, as well as their differential diagnoses.

KEYWORDS: Actinides, Burnout, Depression, Electricitas, Imponderables, Insomnia, Lanthanides, Palpitations, Psoriasis, Obsessive-compulsive disorder, Scorpio europaeus, Vacuum

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10 April 2026

Void – the power of pulling and sucking

Vacuum in a patient with severe eructations

Author | Ghanshyam Kalathia

ABSTRACT: After an overview on typical characteristics and expressions of people with Imponderables as similimum and the differentiation from other groups of remedies, a case of Vacuum is presented. The patient complains of a pulling, sucking sensation in her stomach. The same sensation, combined with a feeling of emptiness, occurs when she is in a hurry or under stress. The negative energy that draws her in seems like a vacuum to her.

KEYWORDS: Actinides, Bacteria, Black Hole, Energy, Eructations, Hydrogenium, Helium, Imponderables, Lux foraminis nigris, Noble Gases, Vacuum, Viruses.

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