Michal Yakir - International Homeopathy Live Seminars
From the comfort of your home - Available in all time zones of the World
Michal's approach is a way of looking at the homeopathic materia medica as an evolutionary process. It deepens our understanding of our patients, helps us to consolidate the knowledge from examinations and is valuable in differential diagnosis. Michal's approach is not a system and is ideal to work with in any homeopathic direction, whether you are working with Samuel Hahnemann, Jan Scholten or the Sensation Method of Rajan Sankaran.
Sarah Valentini interviews Michal Yakir, an expert in triturations and plant kingdom dynamics. Michal shares her deep knowledge and research on ancient plants, their healing properties, and their connection to human evolution. They discuss the upcoming trituration workshop in Thailand and delve into the significance of understanding the evolutionary stages of plants. Join them as they explore the profound relationship between humans and the plant world. This insightful conversation sheds light on the wisdom of nature and the importance of reconnecting with our roots.
Homeopathy & Plant systematics - The Flowering Plant Table
A JOURNEY OF CONSCIOUSNESS DEVELOPMENT AND HEART AWARENESS
Homeopathy & Plant systematics - The Ancient Plant Table
A JOURNEY TO OLD AND NEW REMEDIES - FROM MOSSES TO CONIFERS
Differential Diagnosis With Michal Yakir
homeopathy and Trituration with michal at tenerife
Dear colleagues, our seminar in Tenerife with Michal Yakir was amazing! Our seminar took place in a wonderful place overlooking the powerful Atlantic Ocean very close to the black lava beach El Bollullo with sand like silk.
Trituration’s are a matter of heart for Michal! A Trituration is not only a method of proving a remedy, but also encounter and connect with the natural element. In Organon §270 Dr Samuel Hahnemann gives a very precise instruction for the preparation of a Trituration.
With beautiful colleagues from all over the world, we did very interesting homeopathic Trituration’s on: Pinus canariensis (Canary pine tree) which belongs to the conifers, column 6 of the Ancient Plant Table, Echium wildpretii (Wildprets Natternkopf, Taginaste osado or Tajinaste rosado) from the Borraginaceae Family from Column 6 of the Flowering Plant Table, Dracaena draco from the Asperagaceae family, Column 6 of the Monocots of the Flowering Plant Table, Encephaltros laurentianus (Kwango giant cycad) from the Cycadales family, column 4 of the Ancient Plant Table and the Humpback Whale Baline (Not blue whale). Furthermore, we made excursions on the island.
Feedback: 'It was a wonderful event that can hardly be put into words: a magical place and great people who made this time very special!
