Boger (was Question on Homotoxicology)
Posted: Thu Mar 04, 2004 5:48 am
At 8:14 AM +0530 3/4/04, J.Venkatasubramanian wrote:
[snip a good bunch of stuff]
Yes it is a pity, but, no it is not a pity. Cyrus Boger had a unique
mind. He was almost a re-incarnation of Boenninghausen. He understood
that method better than anyone else, to the point of almost being
able to explain it because his understanding was at such a deep and
intuitive level.
Boger's work, still serves us well-- as you have shown.
Were it to be upgraded who would do it? Who has the deep
understanding of the "genius" of a remedy? Would such an upgrading be
trustworthy?
Just something to think about.
JW
[snip a good bunch of stuff]
Yes it is a pity, but, no it is not a pity. Cyrus Boger had a unique
mind. He was almost a re-incarnation of Boenninghausen. He understood
that method better than anyone else, to the point of almost being
able to explain it because his understanding was at such a deep and
intuitive level.
Boger's work, still serves us well-- as you have shown.
Were it to be upgraded who would do it? Who has the deep
understanding of the "genius" of a remedy? Would such an upgrading be
trustworthy?
Just something to think about.
JW