I've a copy and have looked through it and I'd like to know how
others have found it useful. I've read that a few great homeopaths
have prescribed successfully on mentals alone. I'm not anywhere near
being able to do that but, hey, we can dream. Also if there is any
guidance concerning a couple of works I'm deciding between I'd like
it. Clarke's, Prescriber, or his, Repertory, against Lilienthal's,
Therapeutic's which would be the better choice for the "babe" in
homeopathy. I know Lilienthal's is the longer work but I haven't
actually seen any of them. BTW here's a site I found that is helpful
for me because it has some works online that are helpful for the
neophyte as I am: http://homeopathyhome.com
Who Has Used, Agrawal's, MM of The Human Mind?
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Re: Who Has Used, Agrawal's, MM of The Human Mind?
Might I suggest you look at Mathurs Principles of Prescribing, it will also cover some of the philosophical aspects as well
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Re: Who Has Used, Agrawal's, MM of The Human Mind?
I use this book all the time, it's great - could do with a big update
though. Buy as many books as you can afford.
best, Joy
www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 11/24/03 3:14 AM, waymon_cowley at waymon_cowley@yahoo.com wrote:
I've a copy and have looked through it and I'd like to know how
others have found it useful. I've read that a few great homeopaths
have prescribed successfully on mentals alone. I'm not anywhere near
being able to do that but, hey, we can dream. Also if there is any
guidance concerning a couple of works I'm deciding between I'd like
it. Clarke's, Prescriber, or his, Repertory, against Lilienthal's,
Therapeutic's which would be the better choice for the "babe" in
homeopathy. I know Lilienthal's is the longer work but I haven't
actually seen any of them. BTW here's a site I found that is helpful
for me because it has some works online that are helpful for the
neophyte as I am: http://homeopathyhome.com
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though. Buy as many books as you can afford.
best, Joy
www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 11/24/03 3:14 AM, waymon_cowley at waymon_cowley@yahoo.com wrote:
I've a copy and have looked through it and I'd like to know how
others have found it useful. I've read that a few great homeopaths
have prescribed successfully on mentals alone. I'm not anywhere near
being able to do that but, hey, we can dream. Also if there is any
guidance concerning a couple of works I'm deciding between I'd like
it. Clarke's, Prescriber, or his, Repertory, against Lilienthal's,
Therapeutic's which would be the better choice for the "babe" in
homeopathy. I know Lilienthal's is the longer work but I haven't
actually seen any of them. BTW here's a site I found that is helpful
for me because it has some works online that are helpful for the
neophyte as I am: http://homeopathyhome.com
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