Organon & Philosophy
Hahnemann’s principles, read for practice.
Organon & PhilosophyThe three miasms, read as clinical patterns rather than exam definitionsPsora, sycosis, syphilis. Most students can define them and almost none can use them. The difference is treating them as descriptions of how a case behaves over time.By Dr. Harish · September 25, 2026 · 4 min readOrganon & PhilosophyHering's law of cure: what direction actually tells youAbove downward, within outward, reverse order of appearance. It is the most quoted rule in homeopathy and the most loosely applied. Here is what it can and cannot decide for you.By Dr. Harish · September 22, 2026 · 4 min readOrganon & PhilosophyWhich potency? A working method for choosing between 30, 200 and 1MPotency is the question students ask most and get answered least. The honest answer is that it follows from three things you already assessed during the case — not from the diagnosis.By Dr. Harish · September 18, 2026 · 5 min readOrganon & PhilosophyOrganon §5: the fundamental cause, and why history-taking is not optionalHahnemann asks the physician to find the exciting and maintaining cause. Skip it and you will keep prescribing correctly on a state you cannot hold.By Dr. Harish · August 25, 2026 · 2 min readOrganon & PhilosophyThe minimum dose isn't timidity — it's method (Organon §2)Hahnemann's ideal of cure — rapid, gentle, permanent — is also an instruction to do less. On the discipline of the single remedy and the smallest dose.By Dr. Harish · August 4, 2026 · 2 min read