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Phosphorus

October 18, 2013

by David Lilley

A multifaceted look at phosphorus, from symbolism to the phosphorus personality.

Thuja

October 18, 2013

by David Lilley

A look at the symbolism and personality of Thuja.

Ferrum metallicum

April 13, 2013

by David Lilley

An historical, cultural and metaphorical view of Ferrum Metallicum

Cuprum metallicum

April 13, 2013

by David Lilley

A historical, cultural and methphorical view of Cuprum Metallicum

Major Archetypes of the Materia Medica – Silicea

October 8, 2012

by David Lilley

The author offers a poetic description of Silica filled with rich metaphor.

Masterclass Archetypes of the Materia Medica: Lac caninum

October 8, 2012

by David Lilley

Dr. David Lilley presents a description of Lac Caninum rich with metaphor and historical reference.

David Lilley

Dr. David Lilley was born in Leeds in 1940, the son of a homeopath. His family emigrated to South Africa in 1949. David studied medicine at the University of Pretoria and after qualifying spent three years at the Royal London Homeopathic Hospital and the London College of Osteopathy. He studied under Drs. Blackie, Twentyman, Raeside, Kennedy and Foubister. After obtaining his MFHom he returned to South Africa and joined his father in a practice in 1966. He has been in an exclusively homeopathic and osteopathic practice for the past 41 years. In 1994 he started the first homeopathic course for medical doctors in South Africa. This course has now evolved into the SA Faculty of Homeopathy, of which he is the Director of Education. In recent years he has been a visiting lecturer in the UK and other countries. In his lectures he weaves together homeopathic art and science, analytical psychology, mythology, chakra and colour theory, natural science and spiritual philosophy to provide a rich tapestry of perennial wisdom and knowledge. David has been described as an "inspiring teacher with an incredible in-depth knowledge of the remedies, who also shares many practical tips on the management of acute illnesses".
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