One of the most interesting aspects of homoeopathic healing art is that the philosophy, the science, the art and even the remedies remain valid even after 200 years. This means ALL the literature and accumulated wisdom of the past 200 years become part of the legacy of humanity for humanity.

The guthenberg project where old books are translated, coded and then made available on the internet for anyone wanting a copy of it. The people doing it, a non-profit group, felt that such a legacy and all the wisdom contain therein should be made public and easily accessible.

Sadly this is not so in homoeopathy. Many softwares etc. contain these vast literature but you have to pay quite a tidy sum just to get hold of it. Many of these books no longer have the copyright and I'm wondering if there's any effort by any organisation (World Homoeopathic Organisation -WHO 8-))) ?) to carefully document and encode in digital form these literature.

Anyone know any good sites and/or organisation ?

Dear Chiongguo,

www.homeoint.org contains a lot of literature that you could browse for free, also I think there is a site of someone (if I recall correctly, the person's name is Arden Wong) from Singapore in Chinese re homeopathy, that might be interesting.
Also
http://www.hpathy.com/essentia/advanced.asp
would be worth a look.

BEst of luck with your studies!

Elena

homeoint.org

BROWSE FOR FREE is not exactly true. To browse some select books one may need to be a member, membership fee is E20. Probably there could be other bonus privileges.

Thanks elena and arun.