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not know how far God permitted an adaptation
10 ertt to coexst IN the first together with all
adaptation 10 goodness But this We certainly
know, that evil fruits must be the result OF evil
forces. In certain moment Man, or God through
Nan, permitted the adaptation 10 evil 10 prevail 10
his nature; and lnsianianeousy III. forces oi evil,
be they called serpent devil, or otherwise, invaded
Mans nature, engratied themselves upon II, and
have, up TO this moment. perpeuated lhelr exist
ence IN it. This is. relatively speaking, a idll,
although this fall having been the first necessary
phasis OF human development, 1t may, IN reeil y,
be considered progress Mans destiny CONSISTS
10 re-unrns himself again with the Divine LIE
through the universal expansion of all ,he idcu!'ies
of his soul ard the realization OF ali the celestial
harmoni-s, the germs Of which God had deposited
IN his nature and toward The construction Of which
Science and Art will furnish him the means The
prlnclle of division or dissolution which Man hac
suffered to be introduced into his spiritual nature.
must necessarily have embodied Itself IN csrres-
pondIng principle in the material organism. II IS
this principle which tiahnem4nn calls PSora. IL
proportion as Mans spiritual nature becomes de-
veop.d and purified, this paorlc mlasm will be
diminished, and will finally be completely re-
moved from the life Of humanity. This complete
physical regeneration of Human Nature VIII neces-
sary be attended with great changes IN a iht eX-
t-rnal relations OF Man,-cducal!cn, mode OF Ia
boring, living, &c &c


The principle OF division or dissolution existing
in the human organism as IN established and con
stluled f,c'. Goes rot preclude the possibility OF
this organism being Invaded by acute nasiiis
The psoric principle marks the general adaptation
TO evil, recognized and inherently received by the
human organism; acute diseases are violent and
sudden invaslons OF the organism By the forces oi
ev-whch have named subverslSe forces IN my
Preface Those sudden invasionS could never have
taken place without Man having first admitted the
psoric prnci pie TO be constitutional IN his organism


The remedies 10 be employed in Psora are but
slightly touched upon in the present volume, but
are referred 10 the next, which Will be issued in
short lime, and regularly followed by the other
works of Hahnemann VIC have performed our task
of imparng any idea Of The great Chronic Theory,
most ineffcently, as must be the Case in any ar
ticle which did not Include the whole book. Its
wonderfully condensed, and not word can posi-
bly, be spared If we nave aided in attracting or
accelerang attention 10 this subject, our principal
object is accomplished. Ercry man should have
the book, as it is sc written that every ono can
understand the whole OF II. F.