Today marks a memorable moment as I received an enriching photograph of Prof. Dr. L.M. Khan, deeply engrossed in the pages of “Boger’s Legacy.” Just a week prior, I had the honor of resending this work to him, hopeful for his esteemed insights.
The image before me is not merely a testament to his scholarly engagement but a profound acknowledgment of the book’s value from a venerable pillar of the homeopathic community.
In a field as dynamically intricate as homeopathy, the role of the practitioner extends beyond that of a mere executor of medical practices. We are artists, sculptors of holistic health and well-being. This thought gained profound clarity when I received a commendatory call from Prof. Dr. LM Khan, a stalwart and a great artist of homeopathic science.
His praise of the last page of the book “Boger’s Legacy” during our recent conversation inspired me to contemplate the seamless blend of artistry and science in our profession, especially on the eve of International Artist Day.
Today, I was graced by a phone call from Prof. Dr. LM Khan, a revered personality in the field of homeopathy. His feedback on “Boger’s Legacy” has been nothing short of remarkable, and it fills me with immense gratitude and inspiration.
In the inaugural entry of the ‘Behind the Pages’ section for “Boger’s Legacy & Augmenting the Synoptic Key’s Repertory”, I delved into a deeply introspective journey. This introspection wasn’t merely a recollection, but an emotional expedition that transcended the boundaries of time. It began in 1988, during the concluding year of my BHMS studies. As a young and ambitious student, I was introduced to the intricate and profound world of the ‘Repertory’. It was then that I experienced my first in-depth interaction with the subject, a moment that would spark a lifelong passion.
