Interpretation to Find a Remedy
Question: Dear Dr. Luc - Homeopathy seems very scientific. You have a
patient, they have a variety of symptoms, you identify the respective rubics
and match the closest remedy to to the totality of the person. However, it
is very possible to have a group of very seasoned homeopaths, all practicing
classical homeopathy in the true sense, come up with a different chronic
remedy for a specific person. Is this difference the result of each person's
interpretation of the information they read, what questions they asked, and
how they (the homeopath) perceived the response to questions from the
patient? Thank you in advance for your time.
Answer: Excellent question. Although this probably correlates with the
reality it should not be! There is only ONE simillimum. However the
difficulty for the homeopath lies in the interpretation and translation of
the patient's language into the homeopathic language. This is a general
problem allover the world and few seem to master it. Then others rather go
on the esoteric tour in which they try to avoid such translation but then it
becomes total speculation! I have seen this everywhere where practicing
homeopaths are not able to apply such translation. One really has to train
extensively in this, read the provings thorough and at least use a METHOD
that follows the principles of Homeopathy (and that does not include those
esoteric methods of the Periodic Table or "central sensation." These methods
lead the practitioner even more away from their ability of translation...or
the practitioner thinks he needs to find some small esoteric remedy rather
than a polycrest because that's what he was demonstrated. The result is a
regression of homeopathy and failure of many cases.
Warm regards
Dr luc
