Please help me with your opinion:

I am writing a new kind of book on homeopathy for students and also teachers of homeopathy. The centerpiece of each chapter is a metaphor which explains a particular concept of homeopathy, such as, e.g. miasms, the law of similars, vital force, suppression, constitution, totality, case analysis strategies, etc. The explanation of the concept centers around the particular metaphor and is very different from a traditional style homeopathy textbook.

The book will be published by Thieme International in spring 2005, and we are trying to find a fitting title for it. There are two main contenders, and I would like to ask your opinion:

(1) Understanding Homeopathy -- a book of experiments, images and metaphors.

(2) Imagine Homeopathy -- a book of experiments, images and metaphors.

Please vote for either (1) or (2). If you want to comment on your choice, you are wellcome. I will certainly read every post, although I can't promise that I will reply to it if they happen to swamp my mailbox.

Instead of posting a reply to this thread, please send me private e-mail to: ckurz7000@hotmail.com.

Thanks for your opinion, -- Chris Kurz.