Bøger af Wendy Thacher Jensen

Welcome Samuel Hahnemann's masterpiece into your living room with this approachable and compelling discussion of The Organon of Medicine. Veterinary practitioner and homeopath Wendy Jensen brings us this study guide with each of Hahnemann's aphorisms expertly explained and matched with a delightful case from her busy practice. Wendy is an exceptionally experienced practitioner and the nuggets of wisdom in her reflections on each aphorism are underpinned by a myriad of lively and unforgettable stories, making this book a stimulating read for students and accomplished practitioners alike. Homeopaths will be reminded anew of the wonders of our art, whereas newcomers to homeopathy will marvel at the ease and speed at which recovery takes place.This marvelously inspiring book is intended for anyone who loves animals, and for all homeopaths, especially those who anticipate that re-reading the Organon might be a chore - rather, it is guaranteed to be a pleasure. "Wendy Jensen's commentary to Samuel Hahnemann's principal guide to the practice of homeopathy - the Organon of Medicine - is a very useful and practical way to approach the study and understanding of this work. As the Organon was first written in German over 200 years ago, even the best translations can still be a little difficult to immediately grasp. Wendy Jensen has made it accessible by both explaining the meaning and giving practical examples with cases. She makes your study easier." - Richard Pitcairn, DVM, PhD founder of the Professional Course in Veterinary Homeopathy"This is a joy to see. What an achievement!" - Wenda O'Reilly, editor of the annotated edition of the Organon of the Medical Art

"We kissed again, this one different, with a subtle feeling of urgency behind it that reached way down deep into me, like a hook, pulling on something soft and very tender. I pulled away, fighting an urge to leap up and run."Shy and introverted Amber begins her first job out of high school cleaning kennels for Helping All Animals, moving quickly into their writing/researching staff using skills gained at her high school's newspaper. Tom, a one-eyed cat Amber rescued from a hoarder's house, becomes her best friend and confidant. Hikes into the surrounding New Mexico hills provide her with some solace.Surrounded by people who speak out against cruelty, Amber gradually awakens to the insidious and pervasive effects her relationship with an older man is having in her own life. Revealing her story to others, even in the face of horror, disgust, and rejection, is her first step towards healing. With the help of Tom's non-judgmental ear and a friend from work, she fights to peel herself away from the abuse and its effects.Gradually, Amber learns how to connect with the world, discovering along the way her own inner strength and wisdom.