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Steven Decker FHCH(Hon.)
Steven Decker is a scholar par excellence who has dedicated his
life to the pursuit of knowledge and its dissemination. He has spent
the last 35 years immersing himself in the works of Samuel Hahnemann,
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Rudolf Steiner
and Wilhelm Reich, among many others in the Dynamic System.
His University studies in Germany led him to a deep appreciation
of the works and life of Goethe and later into an extensive study
of his scientific writings. It was in this context that his discovery
of the writings of Dr. Samuel Hahnemann took place. He realized,
in studying the original works of Dr. Hahnemann in the original
German, that these works formed a critical part of a dynamic system
of thought applied to medicine, but that they had been misunderstood
and mistranslated. His intensive work and retranslations of Hahnemann's
writings have yielded new insights into their meaning and have shown
the prevailing confusion in traditional homeopathic writings and
teachings. Because of his deep appreciation for, and understanding
of, the German language in the context and times in which Dr. Hahnemann
was lived and wrote, his translation of Hahnemann's works, and in
particular his Interlinear Extended Organon, has been hailed by
the homeopathic community as the most brilliant rendering of Hahnemann's
genius.
All of this work has opened a perspective on what Coleridge called
the "Dynamic System," which has had many contributors
since the inception of the modern scientific period. Beholding them
all as a unity constituting a single coherent system of thought
has been his constant endeavor over the last quarter century. This
Dynamic System is the key to understanding homeopathy and Hahnemann's
complete medical system. In fact, what has emerged is an entire
subterranean Western medical system, founded on the blueprint laid
down by Dr. Hahnemann. The results of these ongoing investigations
are currently being published in The Dynamic Legacy, a book written
in collaboration with Rudi Verspoor. He also has created the most
comprehensive translation of the Organon available to date, an interlinear,
available on http://www.ereadable.com/scripts/search.asp?searchterms=Steven+R+Decker&refined=all&prevsearchterms=Steven+Decker.
This book has been praised by many, including the University of
Leipsig, for its excellence in adhering to the German language of
the time of Hahnemann. A native Californian, he resides in Santa
Barbara.
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