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Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2004 1:14 am
Hello!
Back in 1982, I took 6 months off from my teaching job. I drove cross
country, meeting lots of homeopaths and study groups.
When I returned, I wrote up the whole thing for the National Center
for Homeopathy.
It was a 50 page paper in two parts:
First: Who I saw
Second: my observations
Over the years, a few folks have found out about the report and have
asked me for copies.
Well... I've finally scanned it and put it up on my web site. It can
be found at:
http://julianwinston.com/archives/artic ... _notes.php
The observations are really interesting. I could have written it
yesterday-- although it is 22 years old. Some things never change,
but it is interesting to make note of that!
I have also put up the whole text of a piece by Stuart Close about
treating terminal illness. The Article appeared in the 1913 AIH
Transactions, and included the case I quoted in my book of Close
bringing back a woman from the dead with arsenicum.
It is found in the archives under IHA Transactions. The direct URL is:
http://julianwinston.com/archives/artic ... rminal.php
Best!
JW
Back in 1982, I took 6 months off from my teaching job. I drove cross
country, meeting lots of homeopaths and study groups.
When I returned, I wrote up the whole thing for the National Center
for Homeopathy.
It was a 50 page paper in two parts:
First: Who I saw
Second: my observations
Over the years, a few folks have found out about the report and have
asked me for copies.
Well... I've finally scanned it and put it up on my web site. It can
be found at:
http://julianwinston.com/archives/artic ... _notes.php
The observations are really interesting. I could have written it
yesterday-- although it is 22 years old. Some things never change,
but it is interesting to make note of that!
I have also put up the whole text of a piece by Stuart Close about
treating terminal illness. The Article appeared in the 1913 AIH
Transactions, and included the case I quoted in my book of Close
bringing back a woman from the dead with arsenicum.
It is found in the archives under IHA Transactions. The direct URL is:
http://julianwinston.com/archives/artic ... rminal.php
Best!
JW