Homeopathy is not easy. It is important to understand this at the outset. I don't mean it is very hi-funda stuff beyond the intellectual capacity of ordinary, normal mortals. No. I mean learning it involves a lot of hard work. Reading as much as you can what the past great homoeopaths have written about homoeopathy. That is the real way to learn. Read their books.
Also read as much as you can the materia medicas. That way you will familiarise yourself with the homoeopathic remedies. Once you know them well, you will be able to spot the right remedy when you see a patient. Homeopathic remedies are like human beings actually. It is just matching the remedy and the disease picture in a patient. Remember as much as you can the keynotes of major remedies. These keynotes are the chief traits of each remedy. That is how you understand them.
Also stress on the mental state of the patient. If the mental symptoms are clear, half the work is done. Stress on the generals too. Mentals and generals are the chief guides to the right remedy. Also look for concomitants. The other disease condition that co-exists with the main ailments in the body of a patient. Boenninghausen says this, which is very true.
This is classical homoeopathy. The only homoeopathy, if you ask me. Anything else will give little or no result. You will only get discouraged and stop the pursuit of the subject.
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