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| + | ====== The Causes of Failure in Homeopathy ====== | ||
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| + | by Dr. André Saine, D.C., N.D., F.C.A.H. | ||
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| //The following talk was presented at the Nash Conference in New York City, September 9, 2000.// | //The following talk was presented at the Nash Conference in New York City, September 9, 2000.// | ||
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| - | But why does the rate of success vary so much from one physician to the next? When we study the history of homeopathy we realize with great astonishment that of the many thousands of homeopathic physicians very few mastered their discipline. It is well recognized that aside from Hahnemann, the two physicians who obtained the greatest success in homeopathy were Lippe and Bśnninghausen. We can say that they have both reached the promised land of homeopathy. Other great prescribers of our school would include P. P. Wells, H. N. Guernsey, Carroll Dunham and Constantine Hering. | + | But why does the rate of success vary so much from one physician to the next? When we study the history of homeopathy we realize with great astonishment that of the many thousands of homeopathic physicians very few mastered their discipline. It is well recognized that aside from Hahnemann, the two physicians who obtained the greatest success in homeopathy were Lippe and Bönninghausen. We can say that they have both reached the promised land of homeopathy. Other great prescribers of our school would include P. P. Wells, H. N. Guernsey, Carroll Dunham and Constantine Hering. |
| **Now let's examine what was common to all these great practitioners.**\\ They were all Hahnemannians. They all practiced pure homeopathy, the homeopathy of Hahnemann. They all confirmed that the most successful way of practicing homeopathy is the Hahnemannian way. But what made them better than the other Hahnemannians? There are two keys common to the success of these masters. The first one is constant study of the writings of Hahnemann. It seems that the more they studied Hahnemann and understood his genius the greater was their success. | **Now let's examine what was common to all these great practitioners.**\\ They were all Hahnemannians. They all practiced pure homeopathy, the homeopathy of Hahnemann. They all confirmed that the most successful way of practicing homeopathy is the Hahnemannian way. But what made them better than the other Hahnemannians? There are two keys common to the success of these masters. The first one is constant study of the writings of Hahnemann. It seems that the more they studied Hahnemann and understood his genius the greater was their success. | ||
| - | When Bśnninghausen died in 1864 Lippe wrote in his memorial that after Hahnemann's death, Bśnninghausen studied all of Hahnemann's writings, and by these "he became still more penetrated by and convinced of the truth of Hahnemann's observation and the great work accomplished by him." | + | When Bönninghausen died in 1864 Lippe [[en:ahr:lippe-ad-dr-von-boenninghausen-158-10557|wrote in his memorial]] that after Hahnemann's death, Bönninghausen studied all of Hahnemann's writings, and by these "he became still more penetrated by and convinced of the truth of Hahnemann's observation and the great work accomplished by him."((en:ahr:lippe-ad-dr-von-boenninghausen-158-10557#s10)) |
| It was similar with Lippe. He kept studying the work of Hahnemann to deepen his understanding. He read the Organon once or twice a year and in 1883 he said that "It is now over 50 years since I first read the Organon. I just begin to comprehend it." (CMA 1883; 14: 337.) The road to success is very narrow in homeopathy. These masters stayed on the path. They let Hahnemann lead them to success. | It was similar with Lippe. He kept studying the work of Hahnemann to deepen his understanding. He read the Organon once or twice a year and in 1883 he said that "It is now over 50 years since I first read the Organon. I just begin to comprehend it." (CMA 1883; 14: 337.) The road to success is very narrow in homeopathy. These masters stayed on the path. They let Hahnemann lead them to success. | ||
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| Before taking your questions and comments, which I warmly invite you to do, I will leave you on this little story: Once towards the end of a meeting of the International Hahnemannian Association, Kent who was the President for that year, saw P. P. Wells in the back of the room get up to go catch his train and interrupted the meeting to ask him for a few words of advice for the coming twelve months, and Wells said: "The great principles of the greatest master of healing that ever lived should be just those that we would take into our hearts, stick to them, defend them, and practice upon them, and live them, and we are sure in the end to live by and by a life which will be a life full of usefulness." | Before taking your questions and comments, which I warmly invite you to do, I will leave you on this little story: Once towards the end of a meeting of the International Hahnemannian Association, Kent who was the President for that year, saw P. P. Wells in the back of the room get up to go catch his train and interrupted the meeting to ask him for a few words of advice for the coming twelve months, and Wells said: "The great principles of the greatest master of healing that ever lived should be just those that we would take into our hearts, stick to them, defend them, and practice upon them, and live them, and we are sure in the end to live by and by a life which will be a life full of usefulness." | ||
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| + | ====== DOCUMENT DESCRIPTOR ====== | ||
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| + | ^ Description: | The Causes of Failure in Homeopathy | | ||
| + | ^ Author: | Saine, A. | | ||
| + | ^ Year: | 2000 | | ||
| + | ^ Editing: | errors only; interlinks; formatting | | ||
| + | ^ Attribution: | http://www.homeopathy.ca/ | | ||
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