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Aphorisms 259-260 and footnote: How strong are the remedies? How easy is it to overturn their action? What would Hahnemann have thought about keeping remedies next to cellphones?

Today we're moving into Aphorisms 259 and 260, more if we can manage. We'll talk about asparagus, onions and the occasional beer...

Aphorisms 257 - 263

Today we'll be reading from Aphorism 254 of the Organon, and we'll see how far we get. Hahnemann gives real examples of case management here and how to deal with them - if the patient says he's not getting better and really is improving when we look into it, if the patient says he IS improving and we just don't see it. These are daily occurrences in practice - how does Hahnemann see them? Join us and we'll read it together.

Today we'll be reading aphorism 253 and its footnote. What constitutes an improvement? How to see aggravations in this context? Where does the mental/emotional picture fit in with initial assessment of remedy action? If we get through 253 and have remaining time, we'll move on to 254 as well.

Aphorism 251

Today we'll be discussing the impossible - what to do if we make a mistake in the prescription! It's in Aphorism 250, so for those rare souls who ever make mistakes and own up to them - this one's for all of us...

In this show Debby and Vera discuss Aphorism 249 and footnotes. What happens if new and troublesome symptoms appear? When to antidote? When to choose a better remedy? What quantity of remedy should bring some improvement? Who was Sherlock Holmes? Why did Hahnemann write such long sentences? Some questions are easier to answer than others. Hope you can join us.

Vera Resnick and Debby Bruck continue reading Aphorism #248 from Samuel Hahnemann's Organon of Medicine. What about repeating the dose? Is it recommended? You are invited to join us in the study hall. How small can we go? That's the 'minimum dose.' We want to hear from you. Join us on HWC Group and Chat. Music Credit: BradleyFish

This show covers the footnote to Aphorism 248, and we'll discuss a little way into the Aphorism itself. Who's Reading the Organon with Homeopathy World Community founder Debby Bruck and Vera Resnick

Vera Resnick and Debby Bruck study Hahnemann's Organon. May 4, 2010 we read Aphorism #247 and footnote. Are we learning a Life Principle? Can we find it all around us? What do you mean Repeat or Don't Repeat? Follow along and comment on HWC Live Chat or in the HWC BTR Group. We'd like to hear from you.

This session will cover Aphorisms 245 and 246 (including footnote) from Hahnemann's Organon of Medicine, the how-to manual of Classical Homeopathy. Time to take the Organon off the shelf!

HWC BlogTalkRadio Show Plans Opening for May 2010 The 30 program will be co-hosted by Vera Resnick and Debby Bruck. The premier show will introduce the structure and organization of the radio segments. Join us for "Who's Reading The Organon?" Show days will be Sunday through Thursday each week. To begin, shows will be pre-recorded and you can post your questions and comments in a new HWC-Radio Group for co-hosts to answer on the show. "The Organon" is the foundation of classical homeopathy. By reading the writings of Samuel Hahnemann, we will find our own personal ways of expressing and interpreting the aphorisms to create meaning and put them into practice.