Hello friends! While studying Organon of Medicine, we often come across the word “aphorism.” But do we truly understand what it means, where it comes from, and why Dr. Samuel Hahnemann chose it for his foundational text? Let’s explore it in detail. The Origin of the Word “Aphorism” The term “aphorism” comes from the Greek … Read more
Local diseases are commonly perceived as ailments confined to a specific part of the body. However, in homeopathy, local maladies are never purely local. While their manifestations appear on external body parts, the entire organism participates in the disease process. Every symptom is interconnected; disturbances in one area can influence other parts of the body. … Read more
In the study of Organon , the concept of Double or Complex Disease holds great clinical importance. This idea was clearly explained by Samuel Hahnemann in Aphorisms 40–42 of the Organon of Medicine. Understanding this concept helps homoeopathic physicians avoid suppression and improper treatment that may complicate a patient’s condition. Definition of Double Complex Disease … Read more
Preparing for the Final BHMS Repertory exam can feel overwhelming especially when you need quick revision, conceptual clarity, and exam-oriented content. Handwritten notes are one of the best tools for last-minute revision because they are concise, visual, and easy to remember.In this blog, you’ll find: Smart preparation strategy for Final BHMS Best repertory books to … Read more
The origin and existence of life have always been a mystery to biological sciences. Life itself cannot be observed as a tangible entity; we can only perceive it through the living functions of organisms. The difference between the living and the non-living is evident only through sensations and bodily functions. This is where the vital … Read more
Homoeopathy, unlike the old school of medicine (Allopathy), is based on fixed principles and natural laws. Before Hahnemann, medicine relied heavily on mere experience and opinions without any solid foundation, and even today, conventional medicine accepts that no true principles guide its practice. Allopathy deals only with the visible effects of disease changes in tissues … Read more
Are you are a 2nd BHMS student of CBDC Batch, and want to understand the paper pattern and marks distribution of your Second BHMS CBDC Final Exam for your smart preparation. Then dont worry in this post we have shared the detailed guide of subject-wise paper pattern, marks distribution, and topic weightage that will help … Read more
Are you are 3rd BHMS CBDC Batch student and want to understand the paper pattern and marks distribution of your final 3rd BHMS CBDC Exam. Then dont worry this article will provide you a detailed breakdown of subjects, exam formats, topic-wise weightage, and strategy to score maximum marks. Subjects for 3rd BHMS Examination The following … Read more
Repertory is one of the most important tools in homoeopathic practice. It acts as an index to the vast information contained in the Materia Medica and helps the physician arrive at the most suitable remedy based on the totality of symptoms. A clear understanding of the scope and limitations of repertory is essential for students, … Read more
Aphorisms 43–51 Explanation: In Organon of Medicine, Samuel Hahnemann explains a fundamental principle of Homoeopathy Similia Similibus Curentur (Let likes be cured by likes). Aphorisms 43–51 describe what happens when two similar diseases meet in the same organism. I. Basic Principle Condition: When an organism is suffering from a natural disease, and another stronger and … Read more