Homeopathy and natural medicine
Order hotline 339-368-6613
(Mon-Fri 8 am-3.30 pm Su 2.30-3.30 pm CST)

Narayana international

Please select your preferred language:

Deutsch  Deutsch   English  Français 

Narayana Verlag

excellent  more ›
2.734.892 customers from 193 countries
  • more than 10.000 products about homeopathy and natural healing
  • Seminars with worldwide known homeopathic doctors
  • Healthy and natural food
  • Homeopathy for plants

Top Customer's Feedbacks

 from 108543 Feedbacks

Narayana Verlag

excellent    2.734.892 customers from 193 countries
  • more than 10.000 products about homeopathy and natural healing
  • Seminars with worldwide known homeopathic doctors
  • Healthy and natural food
  • Homeopathy for plants

Spectrum of Homeopathy 2024-1 Roses

Narayana Verlag

Spectrum of Homeopathy 2024-1 Roses, Narayana Verlag
publication: 2024
product no.: 32553
weight: 200g
ISBN: 978-3-95582-278-1 9783955822781

Spectrum of Homeopathy 2024-1 Roses

Narayana Verlag

21.10 US$
  • available immediately, ready to ship within 2-3 working days
publication: 2024
product no.: 32553
weight: 200g
ISBN: 978-3-95582-278-1 9783955822781

“A rose is a rose is a rose.” This phrase from Gertrude Stein’s poem “Sacred Emily” is often quoted when something is entirely clear. In this edition of SPECTRUM you will see that things are not necessarily so clear cut for Rosidae, Rosales and Rosaceae. In the highly branched clan of “Roses and Their Sisters” we can find the proud and beautiful hybrid tea roses as well as their wild and unkempt but often very useful siblings. The substantial differences in the members of this large family are reflected in our ambivalent attitude to the rose. The intoxicating scent and the magic that they exude has made them a symbol of sensuality and romantic love. At the same time they represent transience, pain and violation.
In contributions to this issue we find many varieties of love: there is the self-love of the proud and beautiful Rosa damascena, the idealising and suffocating love of Agrimonia eupatoria, the love of work characteristic of Hippophae rhamnoides or the spiritual love of Ficus carica. The fig tree belongs just as much to the Rosidae as do the sea buckthorn tree and common agrimony. According to the Conquist classification used by Michal Yakir and Rajan Sankaran, the Rosidae are subclass 5 in the dicotyledonous flowering plants. These two pioneers of homeopathy present their own contributions on this subclass, based on human individuation (Yakir) and the sensation method (Sankaran). Their insights and those of Jan Scholten’s plant theory play a major role in the case analyses in this issue. The authors present numerous instructive examples for the practical application of the differing homeopathic plant systems.
The diversity and contradictions in the rose garden are reflected in the case histories of our international authors on the Rosales and various remedies from the related orders of the Rosidae. This issue of SPECTRUM clarifies the group picture of the rose clans, helping us to recognise the subclass, order and family of the roses in practice so that Laurie Dack convincingly titles her piece on the touching story of the collapsing baby: “A Rose is a rose is a rose.” In this case Laurocerasus is the simillimum for both mother and child. It runs in the family.


21.10 US$
  • available immediately, ready to ship within 2-3 working days

“A rose is a rose is a rose.” This phrase from Gertrude Stein’s poem “Sacred Emily” is often quoted when something is entirely clear. In this edition of SPECTRUM you will see that things are not necessarily so clear cut for Rosidae, Rosales and Rosaceae. In the highly branched clan of “Roses and Their Sisters” we can find the proud and beautiful hybrid tea roses as well as their wild and unkempt but often very useful siblings. The substantial differences in the members of this large family are reflected in our ambivalent attitude to the rose. The intoxicating scent and the magic that they exude has made them a symbol of sensuality and romantic love. At the same time they represent transience, pain and violation.
In contributions to this issue we find many varieties of love: there is the self-love of the proud and beautiful Rosa damascena, the idealising and suffocating love of Agrimonia eupatoria, the love of work characteristic of Hippophae rhamnoides or the spiritual love of Ficus carica. The fig tree belongs just as much to the Rosidae as do the sea buckthorn tree and common agrimony. According to the Conquist classification used by Michal Yakir and Rajan Sankaran, the Rosidae are subclass 5 in the dicotyledonous flowering plants. These two pioneers of homeopathy present their own contributions on this subclass, based on human individuation (Yakir) and the sensation method (Sankaran). Their insights and those of Jan Scholten’s plant theory play a major role in the case analyses in this issue. The authors present numerous instructive examples for the practical application of the differing homeopathic plant systems.
The diversity and contradictions in the rose garden are reflected in the case histories of our international authors on the Rosales and various remedies from the related orders of the Rosidae. This issue of SPECTRUM clarifies the group picture of the rose clans, helping us to recognise the subclass, order and family of the roses in practice so that Laurie Dack convincingly titles her piece on the touching story of the collapsing baby: “A Rose is a rose is a rose.” In this case Laurocerasus is the simillimum for both mother and child. It runs in the family.


21.10 US$
  • available immediately, ready to ship within 2-3 working days

Frequently bought together
Spectrum of Homeopathy 2024-1 Roses, Narayana Verlag+Spectrum of Homeopathy 2024-2 Autoimmunity, Narayana Verlag =
Total price 42.20 US$
buy all

available immediately, ready to ship within 2-3 working days

This product: Spectrum of Homeopathy 2024-1 Roses by Narayana Verlag ‐ 21.10 US$
Spectrum of Homeopathy 2024-2 Autoimmunity by Narayana Verlag ‐ 21.10 US$

Customers, that bought Spectrum of Homeopathy 2024-1 Roses also bought


customer reviews of Spectrum of Homeopathy 2024-1 Roses
With this forum we would like to offer our customers the chance to discuss our products. We explicitly point out that the forum only contains the private views and subjective individual assessments of the commenters. We do not approve the forum statements in any way. We publish them in the interest of freedom of expression. However, we distance ourselves from the contents of the forum and we are unwilling and unable to judge them as either true or false. If you feel a forum contribution is directed to you, you must seek the advice of a doctor or someone with a recognised specialist qualification in order to assess its truth or falsity. Our shop allows guests as well as verified customers to rate products or the shop. Verified ratings are indicated with “verified purchase”.

Information about our rating function

create review
average customer rating:
187
4,6 out of 5 Stars

Top comments

Show newest comments first
Stefan

7 months ago
Download did not work - far too complicated. Waste of money.
Download did not work - far too complicated. Waste of money. read more ...
2 people find this not helpful. Do you find this helpful?
Yes
 
No

Cookies & data protection

We also transmit personal data to third parties to continually improve your shopping experience with us. Usage profiles based on your activities on our pages (e.g. based on cookie IDs) are created using device and browser information, including outside the European Economic Area. For this purpose and in order to be able to use specific services on our pages for the purposes detailed below, please select ‘Accept’ to consent to the use of cookies and similar technologies on our pages (revocable at any time).
The processing is carried out for statistical analysis, individual product recommendations, personalised advertising and audience reach measurement. Your consent also includes transfer of specific personal data to partners such as Google or Microsoft in third countries outside the European Union, including the USA, in accordance with Art. 49 (1) (a) GDPR. If you click ‘Reject’, we will only use essential technologies that are needed to make our pages available to you and to fulfil a contract with you, such as payment and shipping service providers. You can revoke your consent at any time with effect for the future via ‘Cookie Settings’.
Third-party provider: