Comments on: Sulphur http://avilian.co.uk/2008/08/sulphur/ A site about Homeopathy, Healing, Diet, History and so much more... Tue, 07 Feb 2012 22:50:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Christy Redd http://avilian.co.uk/2008/08/sulphur/comment-page-1/#comment-2543 Christy Redd Fri, 27 Aug 2010 04:02:23 +0000 http://avilian.co.uk/?p=59#comment-2543 I am a Sulphur and come from a family filled with Sulphurs. They are well known for their achievements in engineering and business and also for their generosity and good humor. Certainly they deserve respect and recognition for their achievements and for their contributions to science and their communities. Only one of them might be described as egotistical. I've never found any bit of knowledge to be useless. Somewhere along the line each fact has meaning and use for someone else. I am a Sulphur and come from a family filled with Sulphurs. They are well known for their achievements in engineering and business and also for their generosity and good humor. Certainly they deserve respect and recognition for their achievements and for their contributions to science and their communities. Only one of them might be described as egotistical.

I’ve never found any bit of knowledge to be useless. Somewhere along the line each fact has meaning and use for someone else.

]]> By: Peter http://avilian.co.uk/2008/08/sulphur/comment-page-1/#comment-2533 Peter Tue, 24 Aug 2010 10:29:13 +0000 http://avilian.co.uk/?p=59#comment-2533 The main (psychological) theme of Sulphur is Respect. They seems to come all the time in contact with people that shows no respect to them. For the common lack of respect they suffer and they isolate into their own world of knowledge, becoming a strange kind of "crazy scientist" of "philosophical nerds". Even if the desire so much the respect from others, they do not much to earn their respect. Sulphur's great ego is the cause. Give Sulphur respect and he becomes your best friend. Similar to Sulphur is Lycopodium. It contains also the sulphuric element. If you say "Thank you so much!" to Lycopodium they even starts weeping, because they do not expect that someone appreciate what they do. Sulphur has the tendency to acquire much uselessness knowledge. I once met a egyptologist that really know much about the ancient Egypt and the connections to the other reigns. But he suffered much under the lack of respect towards him. Together with a friend of mine we visit him and he was so happy you could not imagine. The main (psychological) theme of Sulphur is Respect. They seems to come all the time in contact with people that shows no respect to them. For the common lack of respect they suffer and they isolate into their own world of knowledge, becoming a strange kind of “crazy scientist” of “philosophical nerds”.

Even if the desire so much the respect from others, they do not much to earn their respect. Sulphur’s great ego is the cause.

Give Sulphur respect and he becomes your best friend.

Similar to Sulphur is Lycopodium. It contains also the sulphuric element. If you say “Thank you so much!” to Lycopodium they even starts weeping, because they do not expect that someone appreciate what they do.

Sulphur has the tendency to acquire much uselessness knowledge. I once met a egyptologist that really know much about the ancient Egypt and the connections to the other reigns. But he suffered much under the lack of respect towards him. Together with a friend of mine we visit him and he was so happy you could not imagine.

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