Complementary medicine has become so popular over the past few years that in the UK alone there are now more alternative practitioners than GP's. Extensively rewritten, expanded, and updated, to take account of this dramatic increase, this new edition is an authoritative and complete guide to alternative medicine in the UK and internationally. The result of extensive research, this handbook examines the developing social position of aternative medicine, including legal, political, scientific, educational, and demographic aspects, and considers why people choose complimentary therapies, how many do so, and what happens during and after their treatment. For each therapy, there is a concise review of the theoretical, practical, and research aspects, written in collaboration with a leading practitioner. The book also includes an invaluable resource guide, covering all the significant colleges, professional bodies, and societies in this area of medicine (over 250 organizations), as well as an extensive glossary and bibliography. Charting the growing level of interest among medical professionals and the general public, the coverage of research has been expanded in this third edition, and

CONTENTS: II BHMS 1993; II BHMS 1994; II BHMS 1995; II BHMS 1996; II BHMS 1997; II BHMS 1998; II BHMS 1999; II BHMS 2000.

The Kabbalist is based on the true story of Yehuda Ashlag, the mysterious 20th Century Kabbalist whose life and works inspired The Matrix, and many other Hollywood movies and trends. This masterfully told adventure will overturn everything readers thought they knew about Kabbalah and spirituality. It conveys the inner workings of one who achieved direct contact with the singular force that governs all of reality, transcending religion, nationality, space and time, and showing readers that miracles take place only within, when we act in harmony with nature and the entire humanity.

This work of the author is a simple and easy way to study the repertory. This is meant specially for the students of BHMS who study this subject as a part of their academic curriculum.

The many correlations between philosophical concepts in Eastern belief systems and the thought and practice of classical homeopathy have never been thoroughly explored. The homeopathy content of the arguments presented is mainly, though not exclusively, classical homeopathy, that is to say the method that emerges from the original founder, Samuel Hahnemann, and proceeds to the present day with a belief, where possible, in one, single, similimum remedy for the treatment of disease. The Eastern belief systems addressed are Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, and Jainism. Relevant detours include the mystical aspects of Islam as expressed in Sufism; and points of contact with Christian faith. Chapters include: Fundamental concepts The vital force The interrelated Universe Holism The pathological self Imbalance, disease and its symptoms Miasmatic pathology Remedies Potentization Cure: The purification of consciousness Homeopathy and the Coronavirus.