The Rabbit Hole of Homeopathy

If you’re going to dive in, bring a guide.

“The cave you fear to enter holds the treasure you seek.”  — Joseph Campbell

You’re never going to willingly run off a cliff and trust an invisible parachute to catch you —

but stepping into homeopathy?

It can feel a lot like that.

So let me tell you about the parachute.

Not so you can see it — but so when you feel like you’re free-falling, you’ll know it’s there.

You’ll know what it looks like, even if you can’t touch it yet.

Here’s the thing: Your homeopath wants you to let your body take the lead.

To let it work the way it was always designed to.

To stop overriding your system — and start partnering with it.

You’re Not Just Starting a Protocol — You’re Entering a Pattern

Constitutional care isn’t surface-level.

You’re not here for a supplement.

You’re not here for symptom control.

You’re here to understand the pattern behind it all — and begin to unravel it.

That means:

• Old stuff (like shit you've been avoiding) may rise up again

• The path might not (probably won't) look linear

• What seems like a mess might actually be a map (for real!)

  
  

That’s why having a guide matters.

Because healing through homeopathy isn’t just a journey — it’s a descent.

You’re entering the rabbit hole.

And while it’s beautiful, wild, and intelligent… it’s also disorienting at times.

A good homeopath holds the thread for you.

They track what’s happening.

They see what you can’t.

They remind you what direction you’re actually moving in — even when your mind says you’re lost.

Healing is possible on your own. But it’s a hell of a lot faster — and gentler — with someone who can hold a flashlight and shine truth on your pain.

Survival vs. Living

Every disturbance you experience in your life holds some nugget of opportunity.

And as long as you keep compensating to avoid the pain —

as long as you keep walking around it instead of through it —you’ll miss the gold hidden inside.

You’ll survive, yes.

You’ve already proven you're brilliant at survival!

You're a compensation Queen!

But living? Do you feel like you’re fully living?

If the answer is yes — maybe you only need an acute here and there.

But if something feels off…if something in you knows you’re meant to be more —

then venturing through it is a whole path lined with your very own curated jewels.

And you only get to collect them by walking the road.

“How Long Will It Take?”

Forever?

Maybe.

Depends how far back do you want to unwind?

You don’t need follow-ups every month for the rest of your life.

But the path through a lifetime will inevitably brush up against many thresholds —

and each of those thresholds comes with its own resistance.

Every time you're invited to grow, you'll also be tempted to retreat, run, compensate again.

(see Your Miasm is Showing)

That's just part of the rhythm.

And that’s why a guide matters.

Because in those moments when the resistance shows up,

when the old loop kicks in and when the next level feels too big —

a guide (and their magic little remedies) helps you through.

Your Miasm Is Showing:

How Each One Reacts to Surrendering Into the Unknown

When you begin this work, your energetic inheritance (your miasm) will show up.

It always does.

Especially when you take your first step toward real change.

Here’s how each miasm tends to respond to the unknown

(and to the idea of walking it with someone):

Psora – “I should be able to figure this out myself.”

• Fears needing help is a moral failure.

• Tries to fix or earn healing through effort.

  
  

  Without a guide: burns out or quits too soon.

  With a guide: learns to rest into support without shame.

Sycotic – “What if they find out I’m a mess?”

• Protects the image of being in control.

• Afraid of being truly seen.

  
  

  Without a guide: stays stuck in compensation patterns.

  With a guide: realizes being seen doesn’t equal being judged.

  
  

Syphilitic – “If this doesn’t work, everything is ruined.”

• Fears betrayal, destruction, or permanent failure.

  
  

  Without a guide: self-sabotages or spirals into crisis.

  With a guide: learns that transformation doesn’t require demolition.

  
  

Tubercular – “Maybe I’ll just try something else.”

• Restless. Avoids deep commitment.

  
  

  Without a guide: jumps from method to method.

  With a guide: learns to stay long enough for real change.

  
  

Cancer – “Is it selfish to need this much?”

• Feels guilt for taking up space.

  
  

  Without a guide: over-gives and stays depleted.

  With a guide: learns that healing herself is not abandoning others.

  
  

How to Choose the Right Homeopath

If you're going to go deep — don’t do it with someone who only wants to skim the surface.

Here’s what to look for in a practitioner — and what I intentionally offer in my practice:

• Tracks your arc — physically, emotionally, energetically

• Gives you clear direction after your consult

• Respects the laws of healing (Direction of Cure > symptom suppression)

• Holds the big picture even when you can’t

• Offers insight, not just remedies

• Provides structure, continuity, and a grounded space to land

• Offers ongoing messaging-based care — not just a once-a-month visit

• Doesn’t just send remedies — helps you understand your process

• Moves at your pace — not by protocol, but by what your system is ready for

In Closing

So if you’ve felt the pull toward something deeper,

if you're ready to stop skimming the surface:

step into your own mystery.

The rabbit hole isn't scary.

It's intelligence — unfolding.

It's healing — remembered.

It's lined with gold.

You just need someone to walk it with you.

I’ll bring the flashlight.

You bring your truth.

Let’s go.

In Service to the Highest Good,

Lindsay

Still new to the idea of surrender as a plan? Check out The Freak before The Faith