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The
Companion to Homœpathy
Colin Griffith
In answering the question,
'What shall I write my book about?' Colin Griffith must have replied:
"Everything!" So we are presented with The Companion to Homoeopathy,
a brick of a book whose 800plus pages are split into three, well-presented
and-clearly designed sections... CLICK
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What
About the Potency?
Michelle Shine
Potency is a subject
often mentioned but rarely written about in detail. It is an area that
many newly qualified and even more experienced practitioners can find
confusing. So it is rare to see a title dedicated solely to this subject.
Michelle Shine's book is in two parts; in the first section illustrative
cases are interjected with smaller pieces on subjects such as 'superficiality',
'potency and suppression', 'energy' and so on. In the second section
she presents interviews on potency with some of the greats...
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The
Tao of Homœpathy
Ian Watson
Here are a few questions
to all homeopaths: What happens when you get stuck? What do you do when
brilliant results one minute, yield nothing the next? Or how about the
u-turn patient who, for no good reason, stops getting better, despite
the careful and painstaking choice of your selected remedies? What about
the obvious, missed? All can add up to panic and a feeling of being
a big, bad homeopath. So what to do? Well, we talk and we read in order
to understand and move the health of our patients and ourselves along,
in the hope the light bulb in our head will ping into action. While
you’re waiting, though, you might try looking at The Tao of Homeopathy,
by Ian Watson... CLICK
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