Vital Force:  Volume 20 Issue 2

This Summer Solstice issue explores one of homeopathy's foundational concepts: the Vital Force. The Publisher's Note reflects on the continued growth of The California Homeopath, introduces a new way for readers to engage with the journal, and considers the themes woven throughout this edition.

While the Publisher's Note looks at the broader vision and evolving community surrounding the journal, the Editorial serves as a guide to the issue itself, highlighting the articles and ideas explored in these pages.

We invite you to begin with the Publisher's Note and Editorial. Together, they offer an introduction to the issue and a guide to the articles that follow.

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By Bill Rumble

By the end of the 19th century, with the development of “Germ theory”, the belief that we are isolated living beings in a dead mechanical universe had become the dominant ideology. This belief system, while heralding extraordinary developments in surgery and hygiene in conventional medicine, fails to address the fundamental issue that we are energetic beings who resonate with each other and with animals, plants, places, music and art etc.

Quoting extensively from Hahnemann’s Organon, Bill has expertly combined Homeopathic philosophy and the dynamics of practice vis a vis the Vital Force to author a fascinating article.

By Bill Rumble

By the end of the 19th century, with the development of “Germ theory”, the belief that we are isolated living beings in a dead mechanical universe had become the dominant ideology. This belief system, while heralding extraordinary developments in surgery and hygiene in conventional medicine, fails to address the fundamental issue that we are energetic beings who resonate with each other and with animals, plants, places, music and art etc.

Quoting extensively from Hahnemann’s Organon, Bill has expertly combined Homeopathic philosophy and the dynamics of practice vis a vis the Vital Force to author a fascinating article.

By Bill Rumble

By the end of the 19th century, with the development of “Germ theory”, the belief that we are isolated living beings in a dead mechanical universe had become the dominant ideology. This belief system, while heralding extraordinary developments in surgery and hygiene in conventional medicine, fails to address the fundamental issue that we are energetic beings who resonate with each other and with animals, plants, places, music and art etc.

Quoting extensively from Hahnemann’s Organon, Bill has expertly combined Homeopathic philosophy and the dynamics of practice vis a vis the Vital Force to author a fascinating article.

By Bill Rumble

By the end of the 19th century, with the development of “Germ theory”, the belief that we are isolated living beings in a dead mechanical universe had become the dominant ideology. This belief system, while heralding extraordinary developments in surgery and hygiene in conventional medicine, fails to address the fundamental issue that we are energetic beings who resonate with each other and with animals, plants, places, music and art etc.

Quoting extensively from Hahnemann’s Organon, Bill has expertly combined Homeopathic philosophy and the dynamics of practice vis a vis the Vital Force to author a fascinating article.

By Bill Rumble

By the end of the 19th century, with the development of “Germ theory”, the belief that we are isolated living beings in a dead mechanical universe had become the dominant ideology. This belief system, while heralding extraordinary developments in surgery and hygiene in conventional medicine, fails to address the fundamental issue that we are energetic beings who resonate with each other and with animals, plants, places, music and art etc.

Quoting extensively from Hahnemann’s Organon, Bill has expertly combined Homeopathic philosophy and the dynamics of practice vis a vis the Vital Force to author a fascinating article.

By Bill Rumble

By the end of the 19th century, with the development of “Germ theory”, the belief that we are isolated living beings in a dead mechanical universe had become the dominant ideology. This belief system, while heralding extraordinary developments in surgery and hygiene in conventional medicine, fails to address the fundamental issue that we are energetic beings who resonate with each other and with animals, plants, places, music and art etc.

Quoting extensively from Hahnemann’s Organon, Bill has expertly combined Homeopathic philosophy and the dynamics of practice vis a vis the Vital Force to author a fascinating article.

By Bill Rumble

By the end of the 19th century, with the development of “Germ theory”, the belief that we are isolated living beings in a dead mechanical universe had become the dominant ideology. This belief system, while heralding extraordinary developments in surgery and hygiene in conventional medicine, fails to address the fundamental issue that we are energetic beings who resonate with each other and with animals, plants, places, music and art etc.

Quoting extensively from Hahnemann’s Organon, Bill has expertly combined Homeopathic philosophy and the dynamics of practice vis a vis the Vital Force to author a fascinating article.

By Bill Rumble

By the end of the 19th century, with the development of “Germ theory”, the belief that we are isolated living beings in a dead mechanical universe had become the dominant ideology. This belief system, while heralding extraordinary developments in surgery and hygiene in conventional medicine, fails to address the fundamental issue that we are energetic beings who resonate with each other and with animals, plants, places, music and art etc.

Quoting extensively from Hahnemann’s Organon, Bill has expertly combined Homeopathic philosophy and the dynamics of practice vis a vis the Vital Force to author a fascinating article.

By Bill Rumble

By the end of the 19th century, with the development of “Germ theory”, the belief that we are isolated living beings in a dead mechanical universe had become the dominant ideology. This belief system, while heralding extraordinary developments in surgery and hygiene in conventional medicine, fails to address the fundamental issue that we are energetic beings who resonate with each other and with animals, plants, places, music and art etc.

Quoting extensively from Hahnemann’s Organon, Bill has expertly combined Homeopathic philosophy and the dynamics of practice vis a vis the Vital Force to author a fascinating article.

By Bill Rumble

By the end of the 19th century, with the development of “Germ theory”, the belief that we are isolated living beings in a dead mechanical universe had become the dominant ideology. This belief system, while heralding extraordinary developments in surgery and hygiene in conventional medicine, fails to address the fundamental issue that we are energetic beings who resonate with each other and with animals, plants, places, music and art etc.

Quoting extensively from Hahnemann’s Organon, Bill has expertly combined Homeopathic philosophy and the dynamics of practice vis a vis the Vital Force to author a fascinating article.

By Bill Rumble

By the end of the 19th century, with the development of “Germ theory”, the belief that we are isolated living beings in a dead mechanical universe had become the dominant ideology. This belief system, while heralding extraordinary developments in surgery and hygiene in conventional medicine, fails to address the fundamental issue that we are energetic beings who resonate with each other and with animals, plants, places, music and art etc.

Quoting extensively from Hahnemann’s Organon, Bill has expertly combined Homeopathic philosophy and the dynamics of practice vis a vis the Vital Force to author a fascinating article.

By Bill Rumble

By the end of the 19th century, with the development of “Germ theory”, the belief that we are isolated living beings in a dead mechanical universe had become the dominant ideology. This belief system, while heralding extraordinary developments in surgery and hygiene in conventional medicine, fails to address the fundamental issue that we are energetic beings who resonate with each other and with animals, plants, places, music and art etc.

Quoting extensively from Hahnemann’s Organon, Bill has expertly combined Homeopathic philosophy and the dynamics of practice vis a vis the Vital Force to author a fascinating article.

By Bill Rumble

By the end of the 19th century, with the development of “Germ theory”, the belief that we are isolated living beings in a dead mechanical universe had become the dominant ideology. This belief system, while heralding extraordinary developments in surgery and hygiene in conventional medicine, fails to address the fundamental issue that we are energetic beings who resonate with each other and with animals, plants, places, music and art etc.

Quoting extensively from Hahnemann’s Organon, Bill has expertly combined Homeopathic philosophy and the dynamics of practice vis a vis the Vital Force to author a fascinating article.

By Bill Rumble

By the end of the 19th century, with the development of “Germ theory”, the belief that we are isolated living beings in a dead mechanical universe had become the dominant ideology. This belief system, while heralding extraordinary developments in surgery and hygiene in conventional medicine, fails to address the fundamental issue that we are energetic beings who resonate with each other and with animals, plants, places, music and art etc.

Quoting extensively from Hahnemann’s Organon, Bill has expertly combined Homeopathic philosophy and the dynamics of practice vis a vis the Vital Force to author a fascinating article.

By Bill Rumble

By the end of the 19th century, with the development of “Germ theory”, the belief that we are isolated living beings in a dead mechanical universe had become the dominant ideology. This belief system, while heralding extraordinary developments in surgery and hygiene in conventional medicine, fails to address the fundamental issue that we are energetic beings who resonate with each other and with animals, plants, places, music and art etc.

Quoting extensively from Hahnemann’s Organon, Bill has expertly combined Homeopathic philosophy and the dynamics of practice vis a vis the Vital Force to author a fascinating article.

Before you leave this issue, be sure to read the outro. There you'll find a preview of our Winter Solstice edition, opportunities to contribute as an author, and ways to support the continued growth of The California Homeopath. Whether you're interested in writing, participating in the conversation, or simply helping sustain the journal, we'd love to have you involved.

Read on to learn what's ahead.

‍If this issue resonates with you, we invite you to subscribe to future editions of The California Homeopath. Our Pay What You Can model helps keep this historic journal accessible while sustaining independent homeopathic publishing.