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Great issue, thank you! Interesting, informative...I feel like
a kid in a candy store; didn't know which article to read first! ---------------------------------------------- Hi Elaine, Your interview with Mati Fuller on Phosphorus was really interesting! Caralyn ----------------------------------- It is a gift for homoeopathic practitioners. It is most beneficial
because,having a topic of selection of potency and repetition of
dose and case management. MOST Importent thing is that ,In the editorium
you have given good sugession to our homoeopathic brothers tobecome
Best regards ---------------------------------------- The Jeremy Sherr article is really over the top! I think I may
switch from a Sankaran devotee to a Jeremy Sherr devotee! He is
really brilliant. -------------------------------------------- My dear doctor,editor good morning. ---------------------------------------- Thankyou. I have received the Nov. issue of Homeopathy 4 Everyone.
I read the article by Camilla Sherr and was wondering where I could
get the remedy (Cygnus Cygnus). I don't see it on any remedy list. ---------------------------------- It is really a matter of great appreciation to your effort in
this field.The matters what you are providing in this magagine are
very useful to all those who are concerned.As for me I am interested
in this field and of course a ammeture practician.I am not a certified
practician but I do satisfy lot of people when they are suffering
.So my wish is to be a regular and registerd one ,if you can help
me out to be a member and help fighting out the pains .Will be a
great favour for me .please show the way if it is there.Thanks .
Dear Editor, ---------------------------------------- When I first heard of this proving by Jeremy's group I sent him an email about a movie I had just seen by Sayles: A movie that might be the perfect picture of the remedy "Salmon". It has some issues that remain to be seen whether they are part of the remedy picture. Movie: "Limbo," director John Sayles Opening scenes of thousands of salmon going up stream, switches to views of a salmon cannery in Alaska. There is a scene in the bar where the townies talk about how many have died while fishing. There are many issues of people being deceived, not living up to promises or taking "shortcuts" to survive in the difficult times. The mother, a singer, has been traveling all over the US, feels stuck in her pattern having bad partners. She loves them for a short time then leaves and reviles them. She lies about her feelings so that men will like her. She hates boats! At one point she talks about having fasted. We see her working out strenuously at the gym Daughter's father has been absent from the beginning. She has anorexia and mutilates herself. She seems to have a strong sympathy with animals. Reads a story she has written of a cold, blue human baby born with gills. Feels controlled by and not cared for by mother. She is upset by mother's pattern of so many men lasting such a short time. Man, (love interest for mother) a fisherman, is haunted by the loss of two fishing partners. He almost drowned in the incident, also.. He didnt reach his potential as a basketball player when he injured his knee in the incident. He is quiet, laconic, a little slow but muscular for his age. There is some dialog about him not having had children. They go on a boat trip and the three of them have to swim to an island to escape danger, while being shot at by some drug dealers. They are chased up a hill by the bad guys. The girl and man are pessimistic about their chances, and in general in life. They are all stuck on an Island trying to get home, fearing they will be killed, stuck in Limbo. The girl reads a diary she finds of a family where they stop talking to each other (they are trapped in the rainy winter on the same island these three are) and the mother finally goes crazy from the isolation, lashes out with violence destroying the family business (fox ranching) and hangs herself (the end stage of this remedy?) The girl is dying of some disease that has fever and it has "gone to her lungs" (possibly pneumonia where she is "drowning" from fluid in the lungs?). In the end they are still stuck in Limbo on this island wanting to get back home. Roger --------------------------------------- Dear Dr. Leela, ------------------------------------------- I really enjoyed reading the articles by the Sherrs, in particular
the interview Jeremy Sherr gave with you. I thought your questions
were straight to the point, very pertinent and courageously controversial.
It was a manifestly brilliant commentary on so many important aspects
of homeopathy and one gets the feeling that it was as if it was
Hahnemann himself talking. Sherr's reasoning is deep, well educated
in the writings of our homeopathic ancestors, well thought out,
founded in experience with a wisdom that exceeds his age. He really
commits himself in writing which shows his confidence in the subject.
He is not vague or airy fairy. When someone speaks from such a depth
of knowledge it is hard to argue with him and I did not feel inclined
to. I particularly identified with the discussions on the Kingdoms
and his reminding us of the imperceptibility of proving symptoms
from any remedy which is not the similimum such as in prophylactics.
From his vast experience with provings he demonstrates clearly that
the richness and the strange, rare and peculiar characteristics
from the materia medica come not from the signature of the substance
as from the Kingdoms but from the unexpected and unpredictable symptoms
one gets from provings alone, which at first glance make no sense
e.g. sapphire and bats, and hedgehogs and chocolate and damsel fly
and heads getting bitten off. It makes me more convinced than ever
that provings are the deepest way of finding out about a remedy
and to my mind one of the most interesting aspects of homoepathy.
Thank you Dr Bhatia and the Sherrs. ---------------------------------------- I look forward to the arrival of your e-zine every month. Good quality and interesting ideas. Eileen Klinck ---------------------------------------- The article by Marijke Creveld on the proving of "KAKI" is very heartening indeed. I wonder if it could be applied on people who went through the trauma of the devastating earthquake which struck Northern Pakistan where over 60,000 people vanished and the ones that survived are said to be (quite a number of them)suffering from various illnesses including psychosomatic problems. This aspect needs to be explored by Homeopathic doctors of Pakistan living in those areas of north Pakistan and Azad Kashmir. Dr Wequar Ali Khan ---------------------------------------- I congrat Mr. Bhatia for his excellent interaction rather interview
with JS. After reading this talk, I recalled my memory, that in
April, 1997 at Berlin, Germany,"HOMEOPATHY for The WORLD"
coference where I met and benefitted by Dr. JS lecture and presentation
on "ADAMAS""DIAMOND" proving and other aspects.
Dr.Syed Rafatullah,MD(Unani);MFHom ------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------- I am in much appreciation for about your Hpathy and all infos. Interviews etc. Beautiful job your are doing. All applauded. I am now seriously reading whcih is making sense. I extremely favour your Point of learning Human health sciences for Homepaths. It was disregarded by the North Americans because they just want to learn homeopathy. They forget that Hahnnemann also learnt health sciences whatever there was available in 18th Century. Moreover here you can not get by without learning it because patient comes with a name diagnosed by the Doc. Then you tell him sit I come because Homeopath is toatlly unaware of Patholoy and etiology. Health sciences are must and must and must. THey did not learn it then they are disregarded by the health care
system in NA. That you guys do not study complete medicine. They
respect Naturopaths because they learnt it. Kaya bolte hain KEE
Doro AAj ke Jamane Ke saath. Other wise you will be left behind.
With all those reasons Homeopathy did not grow. Why still I can
not understand that In India Auyrveda has its human sciences but they teach both old and new. Homeopathy was always taught with human sciences. Even the Keral School taught it, may be it was brief but even then thay introduced it. Yahaan to introdcution bhee nahee date. Seedhaa hee padane lagte hain. Then what happens case are not corrected in time they linger for aperiod of nine yeras a nd more. In one conference a homeopath discusses a case of Arthritis terated for nine years even then it was not cured. It made me to think what is this, is this homeopathy or quakrey. with out human sciences any medicine is quakrey. The schools want to make money by making ppeopel happy that they taught them homeopathy. What a joke? In Canada Homeopathy is 20 years old after rebirhting. Here too
same thing happened. If you do dnot know sign and symptom of the
disease which tell you lots of info to read and decide the remedy
after studying rubrics. Rubrics are pathological terminology. It
is not a story it is always a medicine. Here patrient comes with
name of the disease. Then Here people are scared of studyng Human sciences. Being herbalist
to teach people herbal medicine I started a school here to teach
real hebrology with all health sciences program. There was more
money to be spent and more time to leran seriously medicine. People
wanted can you make us herbalist in 3 to six months. I had a failure
to run my school. Most of the hOmeopaths in Canda or USA are part timers. SOme body
is Accountant other are sales person, realtors. engineers, scientists
etc. So how come they will be serious about it. Tha tis why it is
not flourishing and some where out there people go go against of
this good medicine to stop it. In my city here one of my patient
who is doing pharmacy They are being taught complementary medicine
and when homeopathy came they talked against of it. So he asked
me about it. I told the one who is teaching you has no back ground
in and they do not want us to come Thanks a lot you heard me. regards -------------------------------------- Fantastic interview. Thank you hpathy Thank you Jeremy. Michelle Shine ---------------------------------------- editorial Concise and brilliant, incredibly useful to those of us who need something short and powerful to forward to patients or family/friends who might be affected by the onslaught of negative publicity about homeopathy. THANK YOU. Rachel ---------------------------------------------- Hi, The article is very intersting and certainly MrSherr has put in lot sustained efforts to observe and brought out this.I am not a practitoner but found the "ten to Zero dynisam rich in substance. Happy time and new year festivites. Harbhajan singh -------------------------------------------- Dear editor ------------------------------------------- I want to thank Jeremy Sherr for argung that there is more than one similimmum, and for stressing follow up and case management. Those conference cases with their brilliant cures always leave us feeling inadequate. The reality, is that for chronic ailments, homeopathy is not a one shot magic bullet. At last, a realistic perspective! - Mark Gold ------------------------------------------- Jeremy Sherr's emphasis on provings with rigouous methods and good supervision is very welcome. The tendency to build materia medica from cases has led to premature and questionable entries in our references. They contaminate our M.M. and ultimately harm our science. J.R. Zalewski ------------------------------------------- I appreciated Jeremy Sherr's perspective on kingdoms : " I prefer to give something from a different kingdom than what the patient looks like". I think the idea of Kingdoms is valid, but some take it as an absolute. And as Jeremy pointed out, there is much overlap in the kingdoms "Why does the eagle appear in Helium, the leopard in Krypton, the tiger in the Adamas". - D.Montgomery ------------------------------------------- On Sherr vs Golden Isaac Golden has said that prophylaxis works by removing the miasmatic influences which allow epidemics to take hold. It seems that no one, not even Jeremy Sherr has read the details of his work and his philosophy. What is the point of 20 years of research if people don't read it. A. Victor ------------------------------------------- I dont think you can compare Sankaran and Sherr's methods in a quantitative way as Sherr did " I cannot say that his findings verify more than a small portion of the proving." This is true, but that small portion is more central and taken to a deeper level. It is apples and oranges. Both methods are important. It should not be either or. H. Patel ------------------------------------------- Dear colleagues, Everyone is entitled to their opinion but in my eyes it is not
correct to criticize something based on nothing but your own view
of the matter and the world in general. You are not in posession
of the ultimate truth. I want to tell you that I myself have compared 3 provings of the gemstone Lapis Lazuli to verify whether these trituration provings are indeed reliable. As I just mentioned I compared the Hahnemanian proving of Lapis Lazuli done by Anne Schadde (Germany), the second done by Peter Tumminello (Australia) and the last done by the trituration method in the Netherlands. I was directly involved in this trituration proving. I worked it out and then compared it to the other two provings. My conclusion was that the trituration symptoms were as reliable and the Hahnemannian ones because they were the same, but expressed in other words. Another thing I can confirm is that a remedy triturated and potentized up to C4 does bring up some information about the remedy that goes beyond mental, physical and emotional, the archetypical information of the substance, does come up. Before you attack some idea in public, please bother yourself to know it well first, then form your opinion and then bring it out correctly. Sincerely, Vanessa Parrado Lobo ------------------------------------- Dear sir, ------------------------------------- Dear Dr. Bhatia, The same holds true for treating with a constitutional remedy or an emergency remedy...the student panics or just gets fearful of making a mistake. Perhaps these topics would help our new homeopaths: How to set up a practice (solo and group) I feel a critical achievement right now is for all branches of homeopaths UNITE as fast as possible. My best --------------------------------------- As a whole your News Letter for Nov 07 is very informative and
I have specially like the Article “On Choosing The Potency”
by Jermey Sherr which is really good and informative and do agree
with him and appreciate him for sharing his experience with us. With best regards Sincerely yours Dr. Sayeed Ahmad ---------------------------------------------------------- Dear sir, ----------------------------------------------------- Dear Dr.Manish Bhatia, ------------------------------------- Enjoyed the summary of the Links conference and the photos as well.I love everything you've done so far. Madeleine ------------------------------------- I agree and as a fourth year student who passionately and faithfully
reads the classics of Hahnemann, Clark, Hering and even the writings
of Hippocrates I find that many of the newer homoeopaths do not
understand what these classical writers meant by the terms such
as constitution, temperament, diathesis or even miasms. And because
of this lack of understanding they dismiss some of the great lessons
of the masters. ------------------------------------- Thanks Manish for your interview of Jeremy Sherr--I printed it off so I could re-read it! I appreciated the 'big picture' perspectives which help us to expand our homeopathic vision. The distinction he made between 'verbs' and 'nouns' was insightful and helps keep the focus on 'what's most characteristic about the problem'. I also appreciate his idea that a person can always be living a deeper 'poem', which explains something about layers, roots, etc., and puts the ideal of cure in context. Along with his interview, I liked Camille Sherr's information and cases about sapphire. Incredibly (or not ) a few days ago I saw a woman to whom I'd previously given adamus / diamond. After an improvement for a few months, her fibromyalgia symptoms had fully returned with the onset of winter. She's very perfectionistic, and throughout the interview she talked about doing all the work because her husband's self- employment never brought in any income. She feels resentful that the work load is on her, and referring to his doing what he liked she stated sarcastically, 'Well, isn't that nice for him!'. Her anger was a point she'd suggested in the past, and now she was stating it even more forcefully. In the end I asked about nasal crusts and if she had issues with memory , and she replied that both were significant problems. So I'm hopeful sapphire gets her back on track! Thanks again! David Johnson ------------------------------------- This was my favorite article Homeopathy and The New War Trauma Remedy Multiple Sclerosis Great article shows the clear differences in using allopathic medicine VS homeopathic medicine for symptoms of MS. The adverse reaction of allopathic prescription meds listed so kindly by the author should make one think twice. Gina Tyler --------------------------------------------- THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR FEEDBACK Send us your feedback, views, comments and suggestions
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