Element or Salt? Seminar in Bath, UK 12th July 2008

[Carolyn Pellow]

Element or Salt?

Learn how to distinguish Salts

Using the Bombay Method

An affordable day seminar with Jon Didymus

Saturday, 12th July 2008
About the seminar:

The Sensation Method is constantly being refined by the Bombay group and others. Recently, there has been far greater clarity about Salts and practical teaching about how we can reveal the precise salt in our own cases.

At the sensation level, the indication for a simple salt is two issues running parallel where one cannot explain the presence of the other.

For example:

Natrum feels he has no identity until he forms a close bond.

Muriaticum feels her strong sense of identity is rejected and in total ruins.

Natrum muriaticum combines both these issues: one moment, I dissolve myself in you ... the next moment, I am bitter and nasty to you and oppose everything you say.

About the speaker:

Jon Didymus PhD DSH RSHom has trained with the Drs Joshis since 2003.

"Jon has trained with us for 5 years showing great enthusiasm and input and we recommend his skills and good work with the Bombay Method."

Drs Shachindra & Bhawisha Joshi

"Jon is a very gifted teacher of the Bombay system, an approach that continues to help my homeopathic understanding of cases and remedies in all kinds of ways. He is fully up to date with the newest ideas in this rapidly developing field, thanks to his close work with the Joshis. Jon's calm and clear teaching style makes you feel that all the insights you achieve in a day's learning are your very own to take home, and I left feeling eager to go off and solve all my difficult cases. A great learning experience, I would wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone."

Nick Churchill (Principal of the International School of Homeopathy)

About the day:

Date: Saturday 12th July 2008

Venue: New Oriel Hall, Larkhall, Bath BA1 6RA

Time: 10am - 5pm

Cost: £45

Bring your own lunch or there is a good organic café and delicatessen nearby.

Refreshments provided.

Enquiries: Carolyn Pellow carolyn.pellow@homecall.co.uk