"The New Materia Medica" is a source book of information on 30 new crystal, botanical, and animal remedies now in use by practitioners of the Guild of Homoeopaths who proved them through the practice of meditation. These remedies, which have quickly established a reputation for remarkable success, are extraordinary for their depth of action, reaching far into the patient's psyche and history. The entry on each remedy gives a description of the original substance, plant, or animal in its natural state and an outline of its history, including medicinal uses, and traditional uses of the plants and crystal essence remedies where applicable. It also provides an esoteric explanation of the remedies' affinities for the chakras and the associated glands and organs plus a description of the general symptoms of each remedy and detailed descriptions of the mental, emotional symptoms and physical symptoms that affect individual parts of the body. It includes summarized case notes to show clinical evidence of efficacy and to illustrate the day-to-day use of each remedy and a list of related remedies to show affinities, comparisons and relationships.

In understanding such things as the role of the shadow in healing, the relationship between the ego and the transpersonal self, and the application of dream analysis, medical practitioners can better address present day health challenges. Included are client interview techniques, natural remedies, and a bibliography and glossary of Jungian terms.

There are over 40 articles covering all aspects of homeopathy in this book as well as clinical case notes of 34 different ailments. An amazing array of topics is covered. Every article is a gem! Possessed of superior analytical powers and the divine gift of a master-spirit, Dr Farrington used to contribute various articles in Journals on different intricate matters of our system of treatment and the this is an exhaustive collection of these invaluable articles, collected and arranged with the most painstaking care. The book is a collection of various articles that he contributed to different British and American journals and amply shows his analytical mind and the clarity of understanding that Farrington had for his subject. Many of the articles incorporated herein, it may be safely asserted, will not only be widely read with profit but will also give the readers a correct estimation of the great erudition of its eminent author. This title is highly recommended to all students of homeopathy.

In this title, Dr. Kishore explains how the repertory evolved, starting with Hahnemann, through Boenninghausen and eventually to Kent. Each repertory is based on a conception as to how to approach a case and to use each repertory with skill it is necessary to know the thinking behind it. This book compares the repertories showing both similarity and differences between the major approaches. The book is a compilation of the history of the birth, growth and development of various homoeopathic repertories. There is detailed mentioning of lesser known repertories and some of the older repertories which are not accessible to most of us for, eg: Jahr's New manual of Symptomencodex; Alien's General Symptom Register of Homoeopathic Materia Medica; and, Field's Card Repertory, etc. The author has given several illustrative examples from his own experience or from our old masters at various places. The author has critically analysed the Boeninghausen's and the Kent's Repertory and has highlighted many shortcomings. He has made various suggestions to improve our repertories. In addition there is a very thoughtful discussion of case taking and evaluation of symptoms. A major part of the book is case examples using the different repertories and illustrating the approach used with each one. This book would be of great value to every homeopath. It features: elaborate discussion on the birth, growth and development of various repertories; enumeration and comparison of various repertories; guidance for proper case taking, evaluation of symptoms and different ways of analysis of the indicated remedies; and, reportorial analysis with case demonstrations.

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.