Dear Readers,
This month on 10th of April, the homeopathic community celebrated
the 250th Birth Anniversary of Dr. Hahnemann. Hpathy also pays its
tribute to the man who had the courage to speak the truth and who
developed a logical approach towards the practice of medicine.
Nearly 210 years have passed since the time Hahnemann first proposed
the Law of Similia. But the progress we have made since that time
is very limited. Most of the questions that loomed large over homeopathy
200 years ago, are still unanswered. The modus operandi of homeopathy,
the vital force, the miasms, the proving protocols, the potency
selection and repetition - the divide over these questions has only
increased with time. Homeopaths themselves are responsible for this
lack of growth and the state of confusion that still persists.
There have been very limited efforts on the international front
to answer these questions. Individual homeopaths try to answer these
questions in their own capacity but without general verification
of their ideas, the ideas remain ...ideas at best. There is more
politics involved in regional and international bodies then commitment
towards homeopathy. Every school of homeopathy (!) tries
to show their supremacy. The time has now come when unified efforts
are required at international front to find answers to the questions
that still puzzle the homeopathic community and give food to the
sceptics. Let us take a pledge today to rise above our personal
differences and work together for the cause of homeopathy.
I have proposed many times in the past to use Hpathy.com as an
umbrella organization where the best of the brains can work together
to design research protocols, new theories, collect statistical
data and share information. Today, I again invite the homeopathic
community to increase their participation in this open project and
work together for the betterment of homeopathy.
Coming back to Homeopathy 4 Everyone, we have tried to
create a very special issue this month. There is a very interesting
article and case by Dr. Rajan Sankaran, where he explores the concept
of levels in a case. Our Homeopath on the Hot Seat
is also a very special person, the man who has done tremendous work
for homeopathy in U.S., Dana Ullman. We have also tried to answer
some controversial questions in this issue, with Dr. Leela D'Souza
starting a series on miasms and Neil Dd Shere exploring the world
of proving protocols. We hope you will enjoy this issue.
Do remember to check the result of our last month's quiz and also
send us your feedback about this journal and the new Hpathy.com
at editor@hpathy.com.
Yours sincerely,

-- Chief Editor --
Homeopathy 4 Everyone
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