A Journey into the Human Core

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This compact volume summarizes the popular "Vital Sensation" method of case taking and analysis. The vital force, health and disease, and kingdom classifications are all explored within the context of the laws of energy and physics.

The bulk of the book is devoted to detailed cases, which illustrate the principles and methodology of this approach. Diagrams are included throughout, and help to explain both the core concepts and the case analyses.

Quotations from Kent, Close, Boenninghausan Sankaran, and Vithoulkas help to place the material within a larger, historical context.

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Author

Dinesh Chauhan

Dr. Dinesh Chauhan is a renowned homeopath and teacher, extremely popular amongst students around the world for his lectures, and his elaboration of the art of case taking.

He has practiced as a classical homeopath since 2000, and is a visiting lecturer at the Virar Homeopathic Medical College in Mumbai, where he is a panelist in the school of Classical Homeopathy alongside Dr. Rajan Sankaran.

Along with his wife, Dr. Urvi Chauhan, he has taught students from South Africa, Canada, Austria, Israel, Korea, Japan, Protugal, Lithuania, Germany, the UK, and the USA.

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Contents

Acknowledgements -- ii
My Story of Understanding the Human Core -- iii

Part 1
A Journey into the Human Core
The Energy -- 1
Vital Sensation -- 3
Reactions -- 5
Understanding Health and Disease -- 6
Difference Between Homeopathy and Allopathy -- 9
Coping Up -- 9
The Law of Vibration -- 14
Change in Vibration Causes Change in Manifestation --15
Classification of Various Vibration Patterns --16
In depth study of various Forms and Patterns of Energy -- 23
The Journey from Form to Formlessness -- 31
Expression of Forms of Energy at three different areas of Human Being -- 32

Part 2
Practical Illustrations of the Journey
"Someone is holding my stomach, pulling it apart and twisting in a harsh way..." -- 37
"I need a push from behind..." --56
"Someone is a victim and somebody is victimizing..." --79
"My back is tearing me apart..." --96

Few Excerpts -- 113
Bibliography -- 119

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