100 Books a Homoeopath Should Read

*Classics:* 1. Samuel Hahnemann - "Organon of the Healing Art" 2. John Henry Clarke - "Materia Medica Rustica" 3. James Tyler Kent - "Compendious Materia Medica" 4. William Boericke - "Materia Medica and Repertory" 5. George Vithoulkas - "The Science of Homeopathy" *Materia Medica:* 1. P. V. Kellogg - "Materia Medica of the Tissue Salts" 2. C. H. Spence - "A Practical Materia Medica" 3. Lachesis - "A Homeopathic Materia Medica" 4. Robert Schroyens - "Homeopathic Materia Medica" 5. M. R. James - "A Compendium of Homeopathic Materia Medica" *Repertories:* 1. James Tyler Kent - "Repertory of the Homeopathic Materia Medica" 2. Allen's 6000 Cases - "Repertory of Homeopathic Remedies" 3. Hering's Repertory - "A Comprehensive Homeopathic Repertory" 4. Millard - "A Practical Homeopathic Repertory" 5. P. Vithoulkas - "The Complete Homeopathic Repertory" *Modern Works:* 1. David Bell - "Homeopathy: A New Perspective" 2. Andrew Lockie - "The Family Book of Homeopathy" 3. Valerie Scott - "Homeopathy for Beginners" 4. Martin Bower - "Homeopathic Treatment of Children" 5. S. K. Pandey - "Homeopathy for Modern Diseases" *Therapeutics:* 1. J. T. Kent - "Therapeutics of Obstetrics and Gynecology" 2. A. H. Clark - "Therapeutics of Homeopathy" 3. G. Vithoulkas - "Homeopathic Therapeutics" 4. M. R. James - "Therapeutic Homeopathy" 5. P. Vithoulkas - "The Art of Homeopathic Healing" *Case Taking and Proving:* 1. G. Vithoulkas - "The Science of Homeopathic Proving" 2. J. T. Kent - "Case Taking and Treatment" 3. M. R. James - "The Art of Case Taking" 4. A. H. Clark - "Homeopathic Case Taking" 5. S. K. Pandey - "Homeopathic Proving and Case Taking" *Philosophy and Theory:* 1. S. Hahnemann - "The Prodromus to a Scientific Medicine" 2. G. Vithoulkas - "The Philosophical Basis of Homeopathy" 3. J. T. Kent - "The Philosophy of Homeopathy" 4. M. R. James - "The Theory and Practice of Homeopathy" 5. A. H. Clark - "The Homeopathic Philosophy" *Specialized Topics:* 1. R. Schroyens - "Homeopathy and AIDS" 2. D. Bell - "Homeopathy and Cancer" 3. A. Lockie - "Homeopathy and Childbirth" 4. V. Scott - "Homeopathy and Mental Health" 5. M. Bower - "Homeopathy and Paediatrics" *Biographies and History:* 1. S. Hahnemann - "The Life and Times of Samuel Hahnemann" 2. J. T. Kent - "The Life and Work of James Tyler Kent" 3. G. Vithoulkas - "The Life and Contributions of George Vithoulkas" 4. A. H. Clark - "A History of Homeopathy" 5. M. R. James - "The Evolution of Homeopathy" *Textbooks and Companions:* 1. P. Vithoulkas - "The Homeopathic Companion" 2. A. Lockie - "The Homeopathic Handbook" 3. V. Scott - "The Homeopathic Guide" 4. M. Bower - "The Homeopathic Textbook" 5. S. K. Pandey - "The Homeopathic Student's Companion" *And 50 more...* 1. J. T. Kent - "Colloquies on Homeopathy" 2. G. Vithoulkas - "The Homeopathic Art" 3. M. R. James - "Homeopathic Remedies and Their Uses" 4. A. H. Clark - "Homeopathic Treatment of Injuries" 5. R. Schroyens - "Homeopathy and Ecology" 6. D. Bell - "Homeopathy and Environmental Health" 7. V. Scott - "Homeopathy and Women's Health" 8. M. Bower - "Homeopathy and Men's Health" 9. S. K. Pandey - "Homeopathy and Geriatrics" These book are mentioned in this book with brief and with tha indication and also with summary of that book

It is a good book containing history about the author and introduction to a book, what a book has. It helps to know the books that we need to read as homoeopaths.

this book is a must-have for all Learners, for it is like a guiding star to both beginners and experts alike, enabling the reader to travel confidently in the right direction of Homoeopathy. I consider it my privilege to pen down my review of this book. Happy reading!

This book contains 100 homeopathic reading books . It is useful every homeopathy. Know more about homeopathy books.

This book contains 100 homeopathic reading books . It is useful every homeopath. Know more about homeopathy books.

This book contains 100 homeopathic reading books . It is useful every homeopathy. Know more about homeopathy books.

The book is excellent for a homoeopath. It contains description of 100 necessary Homoeopathic books one should read.

One word, precision. An essential for every homeopath and the students. One of the best books that will aid a learner's desire for Homeopathy. Highlighting the 100 essential homeopathic reading books, truly helpful!

Nice Bok sir ..It carries all the essential name of the books that a Homoeopathic should read it also have pictures of the authors which is very interesting and most importantly we can make MCQ'S from this book also... Thankyou so much sir

This curated collection of essential texts is a true treasure trove for any aspiring or practicing homoeopath. The carefully selected 100 books represent the very foundation upon which the art and science of homoeopathy is built. From the seminal works of the discipline's pioneers like Hahnemann, Kent, and Boericke, to the insightful commentaries and case studies of modern masters, this anthology is a comprehensive roadmap for the homoeopathic journey. Each book included offers unique perspectives, therapeutic wisdom, and time-tested clinical pearls that will empower readers to deepen their understanding of the homoeopathic philosophy and enhance their ability to treat patients with skill and compassion. Whether you are a student seeking to lay a solid academic groundwork or an experienced homoeopath looking to revisit the classics, "100 Books A Homoeopath Should Read" is an indispensable companion that will illuminate your path and inspire you to elevate your practice to new heights. This is a must-have resource that deserves a prominent place in every serious homoeopath's library.

As a newbie to the field of homeopathy, I found this book pretty useful as it tells me about all the good books that I can read to satiate my desire to learn more about homeopathy.

The book I mention in my review here is a great work penned by the Dr Subhas Singh regarding Homoeopathy in cordance to aware the enthusiastic Homoeopaths about important literatures in the field. The book entitled as "100 books a homeopath should read" is a green thought for the plantation of knowledge because the author has simplified the list of various books, with an gist of their description, of multiple subjects, so that a homeopath can get an handful of different literatures which are important in that particular subject to enhance his knowledge and use it for the sake of reference purpose. The author has highlighted books of Organon of medicine, Homoeopathic materia medica, Homoeopathic Repertory, Homoeopathic therapeutics and Homeopathic philosophy. These books are mention with a glance description of it as well as a gist of the life sketch of the authors of the respective books. The compendium is extraordinary and must to keep in the hand of every homoeopath for the betterment of his future, his practice and life of his patients.

This precious wisdom property has 100 essential Homoeopathic pearls is not only for the academic purposes but very much useful for the Homoeopathic fraternity for the selection of right remedies Which shows the oceanic knowledge and vast experience of the author Prof Dr Subhash Singh how brilliantly selected the important gems for his crown from the wide range of literature is much beneficial and helpful to all the Homoeopathic fraternity.

“But this laborious, sometimes very laborious, search for and selection of the homoeopathic remedy …, is an operation which, notwithstanding all the admirable books for facilitating it, still demands the study of the original sources themselves…” - Dr Samuel Hahnemann, in F.N. to Aphorism 149, Organon of Medicine. Hahnemann asserts the value of books through this sentence. But in the current era of AI and literature abundance, every Homoeopathic Student is apt to feel confused and think “There are mountains of Books in Homoeopathy. Where should I start? What should I read now?” Also, there are some books with attractive but unscientific theories, which again may divert a sincere reader in the wrong direction. The solution for these problems is given by Prof. Dr. Subhas Singh in the form of a book titled “100 Books a Homoeopath Should Read”. Prof. Dr. Subhas Singh is a renowned Homoeopath who has enormous experience in the field as a Physician, a Teacher, an Academician and a Researcher. He has made a great effort to hand-pick 100 titles, after a thorough study of a large number of books in Homoeopathy. He acknowledges that this is not a complete list of good books available, but only the best among them that will aid any learner to build a strong foundation in the science of Homoeopathy. The presentation of the book is simple and well structured, making it easy for reference. The books are grouped under seven categories, namely 1. Organon of Medicine & Homoeopathic Philosophy 2. Homoeopathic Materia Medica 3. Repertory 4. Homoeopathic Therapeutics 5. History of Homoeopathy 6. Lesser/ Collected Writings 7. Booklets This categorization effectively enables the reader, to understand the basic nature of any book and also to refer easily at times of need. By adding a separate section on Lesser writings and Booklets, the author has made sure that no minor texts are missed from the list due to the small volume of text. Under these categories information about each book is given in two sections – A. Specially chosen details about the author and a portrait – on the Left side B. A Short description of the book – on the Right side. The first section is not a routine biography of the stalwarts but meticulously chosen details from each author’s life and their contributions. This section is a unique attraction of this book. Knowing “What kind of person is writing?” adds another bit of inspiration to read their work. An excerpt from the description about R E Dudgeon is as follows ”His one of the greatest fights was the fight against the Draft Medical Bill of 1858, in which the allopaths wanted to regulate the affairs of medical colleges to reject candidates who had any connection or leaning towards Homoeopath.” In another paragraph he mentions “Other than Homoeopathy, he is also known as discoverer of diving glasses and pocket sphygmograph.” In the second section, the details of each book are given in the following format, i. Title of the Book, ii. Author’s Full Name and/or Contributors and Editors, iii. Year of Publication, iv. Number of Pages(and Volumes), v. A concise description of the Book. A lucid description of the specialities of each book is given by Prof. Dr. Subhas Singh. The given Suggestions based on his personal experiences are sure to help the reader approach the book in a better way. For example, while describing Clinical Materia Medica by E A Farrington he adds “The 8 pages “Introductory” should not be overlooked because it discusses the importance and types of relationship and how to study Materia Medica…” The author hasn’t shunned adding recent books that are in line with the basic principles of Homoeopathy. Books published from times of Hahnemann to the recent past are included. Books by Boenninghausen, James Tyler Kent, Mahendra Singh, Dana Ullman, Frederick Schroyens, George Vithoulkas, etc are detailed. In conclusion, this book is a must-have for all Learners, for it is like a guiding star to both beginners and experts alike, enabling the reader to travel confidently in the right direction of Homoeopathy. I consider it my privilege to pen down my review of this book. Happy reading!

Very precise and helpful for homeopaths

A gem for practitioners and homeopathic enthusiasts. Gives a concise description of each book

This book is helping to unlock the secrets of homeopathic literature throughout. Helping homeopaths to select books from a wide range of homeopathic literature. Nice. Recommend everyone

What a brilliant tool in the selection of homeopathic books. Along with the listing It also describes the chapter knowledge in brief. Good to go

A good and essential companion for any homeopath journey. Good book

The book is a vital tool for 5hose who are looking to find the right books in the field of homeopathy. Good to go

Wow. Precision at its best. What a detailing of the books by the author. It is a fantastic reference for building a homeopathic library. It gives knowledge about the author. Making understand the book at the author's perspective.

The insightful description in this book for homeopaths helps in selecting the right book and the right selection of remedies for patient healing. It has a subject wise section and is very helpful

This book has a list of 100 essential homeopathic reading books. Must-have for homeopathic enthusiasts. The best part is it has a sketch of the authors mentioned in each part.