The Synergy in Homeopathy by RAJAN SANKARAN [#SANSYN]

Description The Synergy in Homeopathy: An Integrated Approach to Case-Taking and Analysis Traditional Classical Homoeopathy, with symptoms, rubrics and keynotes has stood the test of time. Introduction of newer, more contemporary ideas of kingdom, levels, miasms and sensation have brought Homoeopathy into a new paradigm. Never before has the connection between the patient and the remedy source been as clear. These contemporary ideas have become very popular and have led to many successful cases. However, enamoured by success with this method, a whole new generation have started using it as a shortcut, and have sometimes neglected traditional knowledge. The profession became split, with conventional and contemporary homoeopathy sharply divided. The originator of the Sensation Method, Dr. Rajan Sankaran, has always maintained that symptoms and system are two sides of same coin and that success results from an integrated approach. It is like using both the left and right sides of the brain; both the factual and conceptual aspects of the patient and remedy have to be seen together. The knowledge and understanding found in old masters like C. M. Boger is now explained in detail in this book. Through illustrative cases, Rajan Sankaran demonstrates the secret of success with the integrated approach. Through a seamless blending of the old and new, the symptom and system, conventional and contemporary, the results are proof of a quantum leap in homoeopathic practice. This book requires us to special order it for you…and there are no refunds on such special orders.   Contents About the author 11 Acknowledgement 13 Foreword 15 Introduction 17 The Journey and Plan of this Book 19 Symptoms and System Symptoms and System 25 Sensation Approach and its Foundation in Classical Homoeopathy 31 Convergence and Similarity 43 Synergy 47 Fixity and Flexibility 48 Each Remedy after Careful Thought has Potential to Heal 51 Techniques in case-taking Which Approach to Take First 55 Observation 57 Scanning the Case 75 Hotspot 77 Entry Point 81 Corroboration and Confirmation 85 Who is this Person 89 Pattern within the Story 93 Tracing the Commonality 96 Circumspection 100 Exciting Factor 102 Generalisation 105 Anchor 111 Probing the Peculiar 117 Peripheral Vision 120 Using an Image 122 Meditative Experience 124 Conversational Approach 128 Approaches in Different Situations Approach According to Levels 133 Approach According to Kingdoms 166 Approach in Psychiatric cases 183 Approach in Childrens cases 198 Approach in Acute Conditions 208 Approach in follow ups 221 Repertory Artistic use of Repertory 225 Levels and Biases in Mind 244 The Genius The Genius 251 Illustrative cases Case 1 269 Case 2 274 Case 3 281 Case 4 289 Case 5 292 Appendix Afterword 301 Resources 303 Index 313   Hardback 315 Pages