The System of Homeopathy (English Edition) by Rajan Sankaran (2000-01-01) - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

This book is the 4th in the series of books published by Dr Rajan Sankaran after the 'Spirit of Homoeopathy' and 'Substance of Homoeopathy' Wherein he explained his understanding of Homoeopathic principles and his approach to case taking and prescribing. This current book explains, in detail, his methods of case taking and analysis as evolved over the years in his practice. A large number of case studies presented with actual interview records, detailed case analysis and basis of remedy selection make this book very absorbing. The follow-up seeks to demonstrate actual response. To appreciate his system we have to keep in mind, without prejudice, his concepts of disease and other approaches as explained by him. Briefly discussed in Chapter I they are: - 1. The disease is central disturbance which affects first the mental and general plane and then the organs. This is what has to be treated, if peripheral disturbances are to cease to exist. 2. The mental disposition, not merely mental symptoms, is more important; it is not discrete or separate but connected by a situation. 3. Disease are a posture adopted by the organism for which a particular posture was adopted no longer exists. Hence disease is a delusion ie a false perception of reality. The state of being of a person can stem from a situation or delusion. To remove the state one must remove the delusion. 4. In children there is a striking resemblance of the state of the infant and that of the mother during her pregnancy and sometimes of the father. 5. There are four stages of the disease: a) The delusion or the main feeling. b) Coping as the intensity increases. c) Failed stage when the person is unable to cope though trying his best. d) Given up stage, where the person makes no further effort to cope. In (a) the feeling are uncompensated. 6. Awareness of the reality is cure anmd health is freedom. 7. Many of the symptoms of the patient may be in the compensated form (covering up by an act of will) and

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