You can't make stuff this good up. We need volunteers to repeat this experiment.http://www.interhomeopathy.org/index.php/journal/entry/trituration_proving_of_the_light_of_saturn/ Their Conclusions
It is interesting that the trituration proving reflected some themes of Saturn that appear in myth and astrology. (The spontaneous drawing of the Horned Pan figure is of course amazing!)
From a homeopathic point of view, both the physical symptoms that appeared and the content of the discussion during the proving suggest that this remedy might be effective for accident‐related trauma, bone and nerve damage. The Titan‐like quality of strength, survival and endurance seems connected; perhaps an ability to survive disasters is part of this remedy. This remedy may also be effective for allergies, in light of all the itching that occurred.
Emotionally, we see the ‘lighter’ side of Saturn less a sense of weightiness and more of an emphasis on eroticism and fun. (The trituration itself had some saturnalian elements!) This could be because it is a planetary light. Towards the end of the trituration, we saw some of the more serious aspects of Saturn emerging, although throughout the proving and underneath all the silly banter were some heavier themes – most notably the accounting and recounting of history and disasters. Their Introduction
The remedy was made by exposing powdered milk sugar to a powerful
telescope in Boston, Massachusetts while it was focused on the planet
Saturn during April 2009.
The remedy was triturated to a 3C on July 25, 2009 by a group of 7
people in Buffalo, New York.
Six of the 7 ground and scraped the milk sugar while one person took notes.
Two knew what the substance was; the rest did not.
The provers were:
four white females: ages 24, 38, 54, 54
three white males: ages 18, 19, 24
