Dr. Mas,

I agree with much of what you say in these last two posts. However, I do not agree that Hahnemann viewed the remedy pictures in black and white. While Kent perceived the remedies as being more or less static, Hahnemann’s view was a dynamic one. Hahnemann was also very much an empiricist and was interested only in what could be verified with the senses. In my opinion, he would not have approved of all the speculation, subjectivity and interpretation that passes for homeopathy these days. Homeopathy has become a kind of psychoanalysis where the practitioner attempts to fix the body by treating the “disorder” of the mind.