Autopathy: a field manual
A comprehensive field manual for self-directed autopathic potentisation.
| Water | Potency | Under a filter | Typical use in the literature |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 l | 40 C | 0.5 min | Starting dose, low vitality |
| 3 l | 120 C | 1.5 min | Starting dose, middle vitality |
| 6 l | 240 C | 3 min | Starting dose, strong vitality |
| 25 l | 1 M | 12.5 min | Upper limit given for boiled preparations (2012) |
| 250 l | 10 M | 125 min | “Not a limit” for unboiled breath |
Figures from the manufacturer’s instructions (1 l gives 40 C) and the founder’s articles (a filter passes about 2 l a minute). Convert any volume.
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What this is
Autopathy is a self-care method devised in Prague in 2002 by the homeopath Jiří Čehovský. A person’s own breath, saliva or “prana” is diluted by pouring clean water through a glass flask, and a few drops of the result go on the forehead. This reference collects everything the method’s own literature says about doing it, in one place, with a link to the source of every rule.
Start here
- What autopathy isThe method in one page: what is made, how it is used, what it does
- OriginsFrom autoisopathy to Prana VI, year by year, with the people involved
- PrinciplesThe four-fold human being, the etheric matrix, vortex potentisation, thermal purification and Hering’s law
Preparing it
- Equipment and waterThe bottle, the water, the filter, the burner, and what to avoid
- Choosing a preparationWhich form the founder uses for which situation, and how a course usually runs
- SalivaThe original method, step by step from the official leaflet
- BreathBubbling your breath through the chamber, from the official leaflet
- Boiled saliva (BS)Saliva boiled in the chamber before dilution, from the official leaflet
- Boiled breath (BB)Breath bubbled through, then boiled; the founder’s most used method
- Boiled saliva and breath (BSB)Both kinds of information in one boiled chamber
- Prana (P1 to P5)Gathering above the head, and the five ways of applying it
- Prana VIThe simplest method, gathered at the brow; still experimental
- Other and historical methodsAlcohol, stool, urine, the bottle cap and the third chakra
Dosing
- Potency and water volumeLitres to C and M, minutes under a filter, starting volumes, step sizes
- Dosing strategiesSingle dose or repeated, how often, how long to wait, when to stop
- Reading the responseHering’s law, reverse symptoms, healing crises, too high or too low
- Mistakes and obstaclesContamination, the wrong water, rushing, and what blocks it
Situations
- Children, pregnancy, age, animalsWho prepares, which method, and the adjustments the literature makes
- Acute illness, pain, sportHourly dosing at the first sign of a cold, pain protocols, injuries and training
- SafetyHazards, healing crises, medication, and taking responsibility for your own care
Reference
- Questions and answersShort answers to the questions people ask first
- GlossaryEvery abbreviation and term used in the literature
- Case library159 reports, filterable
- Article index121 archive articles
- Sources and methodWhere every fact comes from, and how this reference was compiled
- Dose logPrivate, stays in your browser