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© Centre For Excellence In Homœopathy INDEX S.No Topic Page. No. 1 QHD, VOL. XXII, 1, 2005 3 2 QHD, VOL. XXII, 2, 2005 53 3 QHD, VOL. XXII, 3, 2005 105 4 QHD, VOL. XXII, 4, 2005 169 2
CONTINUING HOMŒOPATHIC MEDICAL EDUCATION SERVICES QUARTERLY HOMŒOPATHIC DIGEST © Centre For Excellence In Homœopathy VOL. XXII, 1, 2005 Part I Current Literature Listing ______________________________________________________________________________________ Part I of the journal lists the current literature in Homœopathy drawn from the well-known homœopathic journals published world-over – India, England, Germany, France, Brazil, USA, etc., - discipline-wise, with brief abstracts/extracts. Readers may refer to the original articles for detailed study. The full names and addresses of the journals covered by this compilation are given at the end of Part I. Part II contains selected essays/articles/extracts, while Part III carries original articles for this journal, Book Reviews, etc. ______________________________________________________________________________________ I. PHILOSOPHY 1. The Role of JUNG’s Concept of Shadow in Homœopathic Treatment CICCHETTI, Jane (AJHM. 97, 1/2004) Using Carl JUNG’s concept of the shadow, the author describes its relevance to homœopathic case analysis and prescribing. This darker, repressed side of an individual is often revealed in dreams. The proper analysis of dreams, which should be based primarily upon the dreamer’s own sense of their meaning, often reveal core psychological issues that can be critical to identifying the homœopathic simillimum. 2. The Fundamentalist Controversy: An issue That won’t Go Away MOSKOWITZ, Richard (AJHM. 97, 1/2004) The author provides a comprehensive overview of the current controversy between what Dr. MOSKOWITZ terms the “Fundamentalists” and the “Innovators” in Homœopathy, flavored with his own viewpoint on the matter, one acknowledges much of the recent innovations for their value in effective case analysis and remedy selection. Clearly, in Dr. MOSKOWITZ’s view, the arguments of both sides have merit; thus, rather than attack each other and further divide homœopaths, he recommends that everyone respectfully agree to disagree. [This article is very interesting and scholarly. However, it says ‘live’ and ‘let live’ to so-called “Fundamentalists” and the “Innovators”. We agree. It is not a quarrel that anyone should mediate. It is only about ‘what is right’ = KSS]. 3. The Evolution of Homœopathy PITT, Richard (AJHM. 97, 1/2004) Homœopathy, like all living things, is in a constant state of evolution. This evolutionary impulse is part of the natural development of all systems and it requires the ability to evaluate the impact of these changes on the philosophy and practice of Homœopathy. The very boundaries of the definitions of homœopathic practice will inevitably be challenged as part of this evolutionary shift, one that requires both flexibility and rigidity. This article seeks to explore some of the underlying dynamics and patterns of this evolutionary change and at the same time to put Homœopathy into a broader philosophical, social and cultural framework. The premise of the article is that Homœopathy is but one system of thinking, which is connected to and impacted by much broader evolutionary dynamics, and which, through their exploration, can help us understand our own struggles and debates within Homœopathy. The article seeks to put forward a proposition that as part of the evolution of Homœopathy itself the onus is on those practicing the homœopathic art, that the consciousness of Homœopathy will evolve through those practicing it. It seeks to put Homœopathy into a wider framework of thinking, one that can reveal the implications of the holistic philosophy and practice of Homœopathy and identify it with other similar modes of thinking. 4. Health: An Integral Approach SHARMA, Arati (CCR. 11, 1/2004) 3
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speech therapy. She only said ‘mu
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aggravation. The most recent distur
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of the chronic constitutional remed
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acute remedy is needed to deal with
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eflected and recalled PARACELSUS. H
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‘central sensation’? = KSS] and
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mother in a department store, where
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Feeling very happy. Feeling really
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hollow sound inside my head, caused
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4. Very mild nausea almost immediat
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4. Crave watermelon. 5. I only enjo
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when in relationship with one anoth
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Histopathology GIT: Small intestine
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Uncontrolled Hypertension with CVA
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fidgetiness, eating little, temper
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On examination, her whole foot and
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‘Periodic Table’, ‘Signatures
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HAB methods - they are also in full
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the chemical composition of the sol
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intrude on these same developmental
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Phosphorus in Chemo- and Radiation
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good students. High standards can b
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getting a sleep. She just doesn’t
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and I told him that I would be plea
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For all four categories one importa
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she did not want to interfere with
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further aggravation and also cured
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the greatest consistency of remedy
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ignorant persons that such assertio
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these key symptoms. This describes
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