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In Search of the Vital Force
Homeopathy did not appear out of a vacuum. The seeds of this noble healing art go back 1000′s of years to the Bronze Age and beyond. In the Western tradition the origins of the healing arts are found in the works of the lineage of Hermes, Asclepius, Pythagoras and Hippocrates... -
Nosodes in Homoeopathy
The Development of Nosodes The advent of Hahnemann’s theory of the miasms caused great interest in the chronic diseases and their anti-miasmatic remedies. One of the direct consequences of the publication of The Chronic Diseases was the development of the use of miasmic organisms as potentized homoeopathic remedies. The earliest... -
Where Kent Differs with Hahnemann
The Minimal Dose James Kent was an extremely experienced homoeopath but he did make a few fundamental mistakes. This is true with all of us greater or lesser mortals. Perhaps the area where he made his biggest mistake was in his view of the dose. There is a commonly held... -
Hahnemanns Advanced Methods Part 10: A Review of the LM and Centesimal Potencies
Hypersensitive patients (700-1000+) Hypersensitivity is composed of over reactivity of the constitution, idiosyncratic responses, the suppression of psora, suppression in general, quickly developing organic pathology, diseases which up-tune the vital force, and weakened vitality. The signs to look for include rapid mood swings, hysterical states, nervous temperaments, hyperactive senses, allergies,... -
Hahnemanns Advanced Methods Part 9: The Choice of Potency and Dose
When to Use Low Potencies? Lower potencies, larger amount of water and small doses should be used in cases with *higher sensitivity* (700-1000), allergies, chemical sensitivities, weakened vitality, and highly developed tissue pathology. Care must be taken with elderly people and when the organs of elimination are overloaded by toxins... -
Hahnemanns Advanced Methods Part 8: Comparison of Centesimal and LM Potency
Centesimal and LM Potencies One of the first questions of those new to the LM potency is how do the centesimal (or “C” potencies) and LM potencies relate to each other in homeopathic posology? After more than 14 years of comparing their actions I have come to the conclusion that... -
Hahnemanns Advanced Methods Part 7: Administering the Dose
The Medicinal Solution and Olfaction The key to the advanced methods of Homoeopathy is the use of the medicinal solution. The remedy solution, however, has other avenues of delivery than just the oral tract. This is more difficult by the old method that exclusively uses dry pills as they are... -
Hahnemanns Advanced Methods Part 6: Preparing the Medicinal Solution
Making a Medicinal Solution In the 6th Organon Hahnemann mentions making an aqueous solution of the LM potency in 40, 30, 20, 15, or 8 tablespoons of water. The amount of solution most commonly used by Hahnemann was 7 to 8 tablespoons of water (around 31/2 to 4 oz. of... -
Hahnemanns Advanced Methods Part 5: Speeding The Cure
The 6th Edition of the Organon The 6th edition of Organon is the synthesis of Hahnemann’s “new methods” and his final discourse on the art and science of Homoeopathy. In the 6th edition aphorism 246 integrates the ideas introduced in aphorisms 245 and 246 of the 5th edition into one...
