learning homeopathy and resources

[Ellen Madono]

Dear Kimberly,

I bought the books that you mentioned. David Owen's book and Sankaran's I have not started yet. I picked around a bit in Sankaran's Structures and was disappointed because I was hoping for some enlightenment about a specific remedy. I think have to just read through it and get the whole impact of his ideas. It is not a materia medica. Dhawale's Principles & Practice of Homeopathy is so far excellent. In the first part he states many things that I already know. But, I like the way he says it. Also, he says things that I suspected but have never seen in print.

I also got a DVD from WholeHeathNow on Case Analysis and the use of Radar and the EH. I really like the premise. Learning how to learn homeopathy, not just how to do it. Kellerstein teaches a course in reading the classical literature. You can see how he appreciates and evaluates old classical cases. That's something I need. Also, I have been using Radar since version 7 was first out. I always felt jealous of people with MacRep because it seems that all the interesting computer analysis is done with Macrep (Sankaran, Mangialavori). Now I am getting a glimmer of how I would do the same with Radar. It just is not so obvious. It would be really powerful to be able to check some statement that seems off the wall. I have only listened to one disc out of 4 but I am looking forward to becoming more resourceful.

Best,
Ellen Madono