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Julian Winston
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from Slovenia

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Dear friends of homeopathy

We would like to inform you, that Julian Winston has consented to
come to the Slovenian Adriatic coast end of the summer this year (28
- 29 August), to give a fascinating seminar on carefully chosen
themes from homeopathic history, politics and historic literature. We
feel the themes are very important for everyone connected with
homeopathy, for as you know all too well, there is no homeopathy
without politics (sadly, it is an integral part of our wonderful
therapeutic art). A good knowledge of hom. history is a prerequisite
for our survival. We therefore hope that the seminar will also be of
interest to our international colleagues and we herewith invite you
to the seminar.

__________________________

Zivan Krevel, M.D., B.Sc. (Biol.)
homeopathic physician
Celovska 135
SI-1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia
tel: +386 41 757 703
e-mail: zivan.krevel@siol.net

The topics covered will be:

- the causes of homeopathy's decline
- homeopathy: the present situation and thoughts about the future
- the role of women in homeopathy - with some singular examples
- visual journey through some of our remedies
- clinical cases of some old masters
- homeopathic literature
- homeopathy in New Zealand - the successful application

Many of the presentations will be liberally illustrated with pictures
of remedies, places, and people. There will also be some practical
clinical cases of some of the old masters, which always have been and
will be the guiding light to ground us, when we stray too far from
the source.

The seminar will take place in a small hotel, which has its roots in
the 11th century, when it used to be a Benedictine convent, 50 metres
from the blue Adriatic sea and 3 kilometres from the Slovenian -
Italian border. Trieste, made famous by James Joyce among others, is
practically only walking distance away.

Write to for further information.
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