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- 2011.01.01 Editorial
- 2011.01.02 Papaver somniferum
- 2011.01.03 Papaver somniferum
- 2011.01.04 Sanguinaria canadensis
- 2011.01.05 Papaver somniferum
- 2011.01.06 Dinesh Chauhan
- 2011.01.07 Constitution
- 2011.02.01 Editorial
- 2011.02.02 Gems
- 2011.02.05 Topaz aureus
- 2011.02.06 Pearl
- 2011.03.01 Editorial
- 2011.03.02 Lycopus virginicus
- 2011.03.03 Rosmarinus officinalis
- 2011.03.04 Teucrium marum
- 2011.03.06 Lamiaceae
- 2011.04.01 Editorial
- 2011.04.02 Thuja occidentalis
- 2011.04.03 Ovi gallinae pellicula
- 2011.04.04 Argentum nitricum
- 2011.04.05 Lachesis mutus
- 2011.04.06 Delphinium staphisagria
- 2011.04.07 Phosphorus
- 2011.04.08 Lyssinum
- 2011.05.01 Editorial
- 2011.05.02 Projects
- 2011.05.03 Androctonus amoreuxi
- 2011.05.04 Alumina
- 2011.05.04 Lac leoninum
- 2011.05.04 Magnesium carbonicum
- 2011.05.05 Projects
- 2011.06.01 Editorial
- 2011.06.02 Gelsemium sempervirens
- 2011.06.03 Citrullus colocynthis
- 2011.06.03 Papaver somniferum
- 2011.06.04 Nuclear radiation
- 2011.06.05 Acutes
- 2011.07.01 Editorial
- 2011.07.02 Calcium arsenicosum
- 2011.07.03 Datura stramonium
- 2011.07.04 Radium bromatum
- 2011.07.05 Natrium iodatum
- 2011.07.06 Amphisbaena vermicularis
- 2011.07.07 Sexual abuse
- 2011.07.08 Staphylotoxinum
- 2011.07.09 Gelsemium sempervirens
- 2011.09.01 Editorial
- 2011.09.02 Lanthanides
- 2011.09.03 Neodymium sulphuricum
- 2011.09.04 Terbium
- 2011.09.05 Europium oxydatum
- 2011.09.06 Cerium carbonicum
- 2011.09.07 Cerium oxydatum
- 2011.09.08 Lanthanum phosphoricum
- 2011.09.09 Lanthanum oxydatum
- 2011.09.10 Lanthanides
- 2011.10.01 Editorial
- 2011.10.02 Vanessa atalanta
- 2011.10.03 Vanessa atalanta
- 2011.10.04 Phalaenopsis gigantea
- 2011.10.05 Phalaenopsis gigantea
- 2011.10.06 Lepomis gibbosus
- 2011.10.07 Citrus nobilis
- 2011.10.08 Citrus nobilis
- 2011.10.09 Neodymium sulphuricum
- 2011.11.01 Editorial
- 2011.11.02 Projects
- 2011.11.03 Barium bromatum
- 2011.11.04 Praseodymium fluoratum
- 2011.11.05 Chininum sulphuricum
- 2011.11.06 Projects
- 2011.11.07 Patricia Le Roux
- 2011.11.08 Patricia Le Roux
- 2011.12.01 Editorial
- 2011.12.02 Carbon series
- 2011.12.03 Barium fluoratum
- 2011.12.04 Aves
- 2011.12.05 Chlamydia trachomatis
- 2011.12.06 Alumina
- 2011.12.07 Ferula moschata
- 2011.12.08 Patricia Le Roux
- 2011.12.09 Reviews
Patricia Le Roux
0-500.00.00Jan's column: in memoriam Patricia Le Rouxby Jan Scholten
I was very moved by the passing away of Patricia Leroux. It reminded me of the vulnerability of life and how precious it is.
My first contact with Patricia was through her book on acids. She had send it to me and I was impressed with her work. She had grasped the basic ideas very well and applied them in a very extensive way. It showed her open mind and intelligent way of using information.
I first met Patricia in person at a congress in Heidelberg, in 2007. It was a very pleasant meeting. We had a long talk about all kinds of aspects of homeopathy and it was very lively. I learned to appreciate her as a homeopath, but even more as a human being.
Later, she send me her books "Butterflies" and "Actinides". These were very impressive, showing a deep insight in the remedies and a clever way of applying them. They thaught me a lot about these topics.
In March this year, Patricia participated in the proving seminar in Lamu, on the coast of Kenya. She was there with her twin children. There, I really got to know her. It was a very pleasant week with a lot of sharing and exchange. Patricia was a very warm person with much sympathy for people and nature. She has a special place in my heart.
It is a pity she is not on this earth anymore.Keywords: Patricia Le Roux.
I was very moved by the passing away of Patricia Leroux. It reminded me of the vulnerability of life and how precious it is.
My first contact with Patricia was through her book on acids. She had send it to me and I was impressed with her work. She had grasped the basic ideas very well and applied them in a very extensive way. It showed her open mind and intelligent way of using information.
I first met Patricia in person at a congress in Heidelberg, in 2007. It was a very pleasant meeting. We had a long talk about all kinds of aspects of homeopathy and it was very lively. I learned to appreciate her as a homeopath, but even more as a human being.
Later, she send me her books "Butterflies" and "Actinides". These were very impressive, showing a deep insight in the remedies and a clever way of applying them. They thaught me a lot about these topics.
In March this year, Patricia participated in the proving seminar in Lamu, on the coast of Kenya. She was there with her twin children. There, I really got to know her. It was a very pleasant week with a lot of sharing and exchange. Patricia was a very warm person with much sympathy for people and nature. She has a special place in my heart.
It is a pity she is not on this earth anymore.Keywords: Patricia Le Roux.