Repertory Basics

3 articles tagged with “Repertory Basics”

Open antique casebook beside a brass balance and a row of small glass remedy vials, one lifted into warm window light

Constitutional Prescribing in Homeopathy: A Guide

Constitutional remedy and constitutional types for practitioners: Hahnemann, Kent, Vithoulkas, French biotypes, acute vs chronic, genus epidemicus.

Sep 20, 202615 min

Two antique apothecary bottles, one of cinchona bark and one of tincture, casting a single mirrored shadow on an open Organon: similia similibus curentur, the law of similars.

Similia Similibus Curentur in Homeopathy Explained

Similia similibus curentur (curantur) explained: the law of similars, Hahnemann's cinchona trial, Organon §§24–29 and the principles that follow from it.

Sep 20, 202614 min

An open nineteenth-century repertory on a dark desk, its columns of rubrics dissolving into a glowing grid of ranked columns on a tablet, with a brass card-index drawer half open between them

Repertorisation in Homeopathy: Meaning & History

What repertorisation (repertorization) is, how it differs from the repertory, its history from Boenninghausen to Kent to software, and where it goes wrong.

Sep 20, 202615 min