Jayesh Shah series in Vermont, USA

[Charlotte Gilruth]

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

As many of you already know, this is a time of landmark breakthroughs in
the practice of homeopathy. Rajan Sankaran¹s recent seminar in
Montreal, attended by over three hundred participants, provided an
opportunity to demonstrate how he is using kingdoms, families, and
miasms, in a coherent framework, to consistently and accurately find the
simillimum. Dr. Sankaran also introduced, for the first time, his
latest development, which he feels is his most important contribution,
the concept of Œlevels,¹ whereby a clear road map to case taking and
potency selection is directly attainable.

Beginning in April, 2003, Dr. Sankaran¹s closest colleague and
collaborator, Jayesh Shah, will begin a series of three 5-day seminars
to share his practice of homeopathy using Dr. Sankaran¹s way of
working. Dr. Shah is highly appreciated, the world over, for the
clarity and warmth of his teaching, not to mention that he is a
brilliant homeopath in his own right. For those fortunate enough to
attend, this course will provide an unparalleled opportunity to learn
how to apply Dr. Sankaran¹s method in their practices.

I feel I would be remiss were I not to emphasize what this work has
meant to me personally. After twenty-plus years of practice I am
finally able to consistently and confidently find the simillimum for the
majority of my patients. In the past I would never have dared to make
such an audacious clam. However, due to the remarkable work of Rajan
Sankaran, results I would have only dreamed were possible have become a
reality.

I am extremely excited to be able to bring Dr. Jayesh Shah to share this
approach with dedicated homeopaths, who are committed to helping many
more of their patients much more often. This is a very special chance.
I sincerely encourage you not to miss this opportunity.

See below for dates, location and fee schedule.

Yours in health,

Jeff Baker, ND, DHANP, CCH
Director, Maui Academy of Homeopathy

Note: Charlotte Gilruth has written a review of a previous 3-year seminar
series
with Jayesh Shah, which gives a flavor of his teaching style and strengths,
though his understanding, practice, and seminar content are evolving quickly
along with Sankaran's brilliant breakthroughs. To receive a copy of the
review, please send an email to: cgilruth@sover.net

Dates:
April 23-27, Œ03,
September 3-7, Œ03
May 22-26, Œ04

Location: Brattleboro, Vermont (two hours North of Boston).
Brattleboro is a typical small Vermont town with many nice restaurants,
galleries, and shops all locted on the red brick Main Street. The seminar
will be held at the new Marlboro College Technical center located next to
the Connecticut River at the foot of the Main St. hill. This location offers
the conveniences of a larger city with the view and relaxation of rural
Vermont. One can literally walk out of town in 10 minutes for a nice morning
hike.
Seminar attendees may stay at the Latchis Hotel in Brattleboro
for the special rate of $50 per day for a single and $70 per day for a
double. The restored Art deco hotel is located across the street from the
seminar. The rooms are quite nice, all with private baths,
televisions,coffee makers and refrigerators. The Latchis hotel also houses
the historic 3 screen Latchis theatre as well as a great restaurant and
brewery. The phone number is 802-254-6300.
Fax 245-6304. Web site is www.brattleboro.com/latchis

Fees for US participants (payment due by February 20, 2003):
$625 per session
$1,700 for all three sessions, when paid in advance

Fees for Canadian participants (payment due by February 20, 2003)
$550 per session
$1,450 for all three sessions, when paid in advance

Fees are $50 more after February 20, 2003.
Payment at the door is $100 more than the above-advertised cost.

Payment is by check or money order (no credit cards accepted)
Make check payable to Jeff Baker and mail to:
Maui Academy of Homeopathy
PO Box 880400
Pukalani, HI 96788
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