Homoeopathy is based on how nature works. According to science, nature follows certain fixed, unchanging laws. Everything happens in an orderly way causes lead to effects, actions lead to reactions, and everything is connected. Nothing happens randomly. All things are in constant motion, changing forms but never getting destroyed. Matter and energy cannot be destroyed … Read more
In this lecture, Kent stresses the critical importance of thorough record keeping in Homoeopathic practice, especially when dealing with chronic diseases. He begins by explaining the necessity of studying the three major chronic miasms Psora, Syphilis, and Sycosis and understanding their full symptom pictures. This requires drawing from books, clinical experience, and personal observations, so … Read more
This chapter emphasizes that true medicine is one unified science, built on eternal and unchanging laws of nature. Just like physics or mathematics, the fundamental truths of medicine don’t change over time they are discovered, not invented. Although modern medicine appears divided into many branches and systems, all of these must be united under one … Read more
What is Magnetism or Magnetic therapy in Homeopathy: The healing properties of a magnet can be applied in homeopathy. Hahnemann explained these methods in Materia Medica Pura under the North and South Poles of a powerful magnet. Although both poles possess equal strength, their actions do not counteract each other. The therapeutic effect can be … Read more
In this chapter, H.A. Roberts explores the concept of the vital force, which is central to Homœopathic philosophy. He begins by asserting that life is not merely a physical phenomenon; it is the result of an immaterial, spiritual, dynamic principle called the vital force. This force is responsible for all the sensations, functions, and activities … Read more
This lecture focuses on how homeopathic remedies should be given in the correct dose, especially considering the strength or weakness of the patient. For example, in delicate conditions like typhoid, strong remedies or high doses can be harmful. In patients with good vitality, the remedy can work better because their body has more power to … Read more
In this chapter, Roberts discusses the role of temperaments in homœopathic practice, especially in case-taking and remedy selection. Traditionally, there are four main temperaments: nervous, bilious, sanguinous, and phlegmatic, with most individuals showing a mixture but one type often dominating. Temperaments are partly physiological, reflected in a person’s build, skin color, circulation, respiration, and elimination … Read more
In this lecture, Kent deepens our understanding of disease by highlighting how sickness manifests both externally and internally. He uses the sun as an analogy its grandeur and strength stem from the richness of its interior. Similarly, diseases and their outward symptoms are reflections of internal disturbances. Homœopathy, based on the law of similars, mirrors … Read more
This lecture emphasizes the central importance of individualization in Homœopathic practice. Kent explains that no two remedies are exactly alike, and substitution is not possible in Homœopathy. The physician must carefully discriminate between remedies, even if they appear similar on the surface. For example, both Arsenicum and Secale may have symptoms like burning, thirst, restlessness, … Read more
In this chapter, Roberts explains that vital energy is the spiritual and dynamic force that gives life, identity, and individuality to living beings. It is the power that animates the human body and maintains the harmony of all life. Although passed down from parents, its source is divine and infinite a universal energy that connects … Read more