Portraits Of Homoeopathic Medicines

Fulfilling Manuel Córdova’s promise of another story, F. Bruce Lamb’s Rio Tigre and Beyond recounts an unparalleled Amazonian adventure, completing the life story of Manuel Córdova Rios who at the beginning of the 20th century was abducted by Native American tribals to be trained as their new shaman. Here he remembers the rest of his life, a series of missions and adventures guided by his pre-Columbian training but in the context of the upper Amazonian Peruvian river city of Iquitos, in a world intricately changed by its millennial contact with the imported Columbian civilization.

This is the second of a three-volume set exploring the characters of a number of homeopathic remedies. There are dozens of remedies in homeopathy, all with long lists of related syndromes; these volumes are designed to help the student memorize the remedies and put them into practice.

There is no better way to be introduced to the richness and healing powers of homſopathy than through an understanding of the major archetypes. Catherine R. Coulter's "Portraits of Homſopathic Medicines," in-depth analyses of the major homſopathic personality types, have been translated into several languages and are internationally hailed as classics. Volume 1 and Volume 2 were both chosen by "The Independent" of London as "Best Books of the Year" in the category of non-fiction (1986 and 1988). The reviewer noted, "If you are interested in the basic human types out of which we are all made up, then this [book] is for you . . . Ms. Coulter is a masterly psychologist who writes enchantingly." Volume 1 contains portraits of Phosphorus, Calcarea Carbonica, Lycopodium, Sepia, Sulphur, Pulsatilla, Arsenicum album, Lachesis, and Natrum muriaticum.

(5E 1990) Determ