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Soaring in the mind like the birds is an ambition of mankind has harbored for as long as we can remember. History is littered with stories of all kind devices built to enable us to "emulate" (the emphasis is deliberate as you will see in a moment) the birds and the bees and the butterflies. The people who built and tried out these devices also litter history with stories of features and loss of life or limb. Ironically we would truly fly only when they ...
An important step that is being incorporated in this book is the singular medicine symptoms of mind of important medicines and of rare medicines having important rubrics. Another important step in this book is 'the incorporation of important medicines' according to Dr. M.L. Sehgal's technique of prescribing "By converting the commonly spoken words of patients while he is narrating his complaints, into mind rubrics."
The basic concept of this book is to make the use of mind Repertory easier. In practice the main emphasis had been given on the main word of the Rubric but its associated words like, About, Says, Fast, Be, Being, Wrong etc. were never given any attention. It was only to the ingenious mind of Dr. M.L. Sehgal's that brought to the attention the useful meanings of these words. The need for writing such like book came in 1980 to Dr. M.L. Sehgal who wrote the ...
The present work "The boon of neglected acids in homoeopathy" has been written to make it a charism to the homoeopathic world. The most unfortunate thing which have observed is that the acid remedies which possess a great depth of action upon the human organism are neglected by the practitioners of homoeopathy expect the use of a few of the polychrest remedies. It is because the present material medica books are not enriched with a proper ...
The author has written this book with much emotion and feeling and reverence for Hahnemann. He consider it a Pilgrimage from Hahnemann`s birth place in Meissen through Leipzig, Kothen and Paris and some smaller towns to his last resting place in Paris. The houses he lived in, streets in his name, monuments & statues, paintings and pictures from all over the world. To view his personal belongings and articles in personal use is indeed a great and touching ...
This book contains the well known characteristics of remedies realted to the Alternative Health Sciences, adding the selection of most curative remedies. I have used my best efforts to introduce the natural remedies used in Homeopathy, Unani, (Herbology) Ayurvedic and Nutritional Medicine in conjuction with one each other.
This book is a collection of precious hints given by various Doctors. They have been collected from different journals, magazines books etc.
This is not a book on Therapeutics. The idea of bringing out this book is bring to the doctors the common drugs used in an uncommon way. Sometimes when an indicated remedy fails one can look for help in this booklet. Here one can find easily what others took a long time to find, through their long experiences.
Acsotrom is a definitive work of bringing together the world of information on the rubrics of mind. A commendable effort of a research work by Dr. Shreepad Arun Khedekar and Dr. Chirag R. Upadhyay, which focuses on the ‘road less traveled’ in the realms of mind. What began as a quick reference work has ended up becoming a full-fledged work on its own.
The Owning, the due recognition, of this gift of 'Food Similia-The Individualized Diet' goes first to the All wise preserver of all health, God and it is termed. And to the entire God sent ministering, spirits in my life in the form of my Family, my Guides and my Hope in homoeopathy.Frans Vermeulen has been one of my teachers and I his distant-student. He was a great help in the accurating of this work. I am grateful for his support and encouragement.
Perfect Materia Medica of Mind by Yogesh Sehgal, Sanjay Sehgal and Preeti Sehgal, was published in 1998. The Sehgals have taken Mind rubrics from the Synthetic Repertory and grouped them by remedy, separated them into singular symptoms-termed Alone and common symptoms; termed with others. The additions come from Synthesis and Murphy as well as Sehgal's own work. The cross-references and variations in additions of medicines are given in each remedy list. Some ...