Minutus

Thanks, Peter!!!
Do you recall where this information came from?
(And do you happen to have Kent's story as well?)
Shannon
on 4/6/03 10:42 AM, peter quenter at bihcdn@superaje.com wrote:

Thanks Peter

This has all developed into almost more of a quest for myself than
for Trysten and if I can spark the real interest the teacher is a
motivated and open minded individual (he first said "no" - "you and
your mum against the world, an "A" student should pick an "A"
thesis") maybe we can all gain something here. Can only loose
the "A" after all but that wont be in my eyes. Daring to think
differently is a huge challenge of growing up.

A HUGE BALLON of thanks to all you GENEROUS people who found the
time to give ideas and feedback.

Merrilee and Trysten

--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "peter quenter"
wrote:

Hello Shannon -
got it from my computer files ...
collected over the years and stored away ... no idea out of
where it first appeared -

and Kent - sure ...
but mentioning Kent and biographical notes generally leads
to lengthy and repetitive discussions on his life and
philosophy ...

so, better to read up in toto -
the first edition of "The American Homoeopath", years ago,
had a biography on him - and for any such info I would
highly recommend Julian Winston's 'Faces of Homoeopathy' -
book and Video -
it is full of homoeopathic gems - historical as well as
other -

In fact, I would consider it on the list of mandatory
reading for any advanced homoeopathic practitioner course -

and more biographies to be found on 'homeoint' web-site -
(many in French, though)
http://www.homeoint.org
where other related articles can be linked to, as well -

best
peter quenter