Thanks Homeopathy
Posted: Mon Feb 27, 2012 10:32 am
Dear Ellen,
Many thanks for what you wrote.
Learning can't be stopped as the knowledge is universal. If one door closes 100 opens. We are included in it. Some students are seen as irritating, actually they are not, they want to satisfy themselves by asking zigzag questions to see different angles. The real teacher bears all of them and I know you are a good teacher also.
Great persons are born after many years. Such greats are to be followed by their followers. Hahnemann and pioneers after him have greatly contributed to homeopathy and the process is on going till complete and final shape advent of homeopathy.
Dr. Ardavan Shahrdar and Dr. Nader Moradi are greatly serving homeopathy, no doubt in it. Both of them are cognitive and their unmatched contributions to homeopathy will remain shining. They are benignly offering a world, the knowledge which wasn't, I think, touched before & I try to pick few grains for my field. I beseech for their exaltation. I follow them the most after Hahnemann. I know they'll condone if they felt my responses as some other in the list. This is my inner core, I have no doubt in it.
Rgds,
Skr
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From: Ellen Madono
To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, February 27, 2012 10:42 AM
Subject: Re: [Minutus] Congenital Cures Re: Homeopathy
Dear Shakir,
I can appreciate where you are coming from, but each of as individuals are better off if we can be aware of our personal limits. I am trying to extend mine, but I know there are limits to one life time.
Also, among MDs and homeopaths there are many different levels. If you come from a country such as India, then you have a much better medical education than most lay American homeopaths. Yet among you, there are routine homeopaths who practice like allopaths. I am just guessing, but seems possible because it happens everywhere I have been. There are some lay homeopaths who work very closely with doctors. Some doctors are very unhappy with the limits of their professional associations. Dr. Shahrdar and Dr. Nader Moraldi are both doctors. Enlightenment is distributed with such unpredictable grace. I would close no doors because of even bitter experience within your personal environment. We work in a world that is wider than provincial blinders. The conversations that we have on Minutus are proof of this.
Blessings,
Ellen
Many thanks for what you wrote.
Learning can't be stopped as the knowledge is universal. If one door closes 100 opens. We are included in it. Some students are seen as irritating, actually they are not, they want to satisfy themselves by asking zigzag questions to see different angles. The real teacher bears all of them and I know you are a good teacher also.
Great persons are born after many years. Such greats are to be followed by their followers. Hahnemann and pioneers after him have greatly contributed to homeopathy and the process is on going till complete and final shape advent of homeopathy.
Dr. Ardavan Shahrdar and Dr. Nader Moradi are greatly serving homeopathy, no doubt in it. Both of them are cognitive and their unmatched contributions to homeopathy will remain shining. They are benignly offering a world, the knowledge which wasn't, I think, touched before & I try to pick few grains for my field. I beseech for their exaltation. I follow them the most after Hahnemann. I know they'll condone if they felt my responses as some other in the list. This is my inner core, I have no doubt in it.
Rgds,
Skr
________________________________
From: Ellen Madono
To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, February 27, 2012 10:42 AM
Subject: Re: [Minutus] Congenital Cures Re: Homeopathy
Dear Shakir,
I can appreciate where you are coming from, but each of as individuals are better off if we can be aware of our personal limits. I am trying to extend mine, but I know there are limits to one life time.
Also, among MDs and homeopaths there are many different levels. If you come from a country such as India, then you have a much better medical education than most lay American homeopaths. Yet among you, there are routine homeopaths who practice like allopaths. I am just guessing, but seems possible because it happens everywhere I have been. There are some lay homeopaths who work very closely with doctors. Some doctors are very unhappy with the limits of their professional associations. Dr. Shahrdar and Dr. Nader Moraldi are both doctors. Enlightenment is distributed with such unpredictable grace. I would close no doors because of even bitter experience within your personal environment. We work in a world that is wider than provincial blinders. The conversations that we have on Minutus are proof of this.
Blessings,
Ellen