Aphorism 35: The Evidence of Failure: Aphorism 35 and the Proof of Dissimilarity In Aphorism 35, Samuel Hahnemann sets the stage to prove the “homoeopathic

Aphorism 34: The Necessity of Similarity: Understanding Aphorism 34 In Aphorism 34, Samuel Hahnemann clarifies that while medicines possess superior strength over natural diseases (§

Aphorism 33: The Sovereign Power of Medicine: Understanding Aphorism 33 In Aphorism 33, Samuel Hahnemann solidifies the conclusion of his arguments from the preceding principles

Aphorism 32: The Unconditional Power: Understanding Aphorism 32 In Aphorism 32, Samuel Hahnemann draws a sharp contrast between natural disease-producing agents and the artificial ones

Aphorism 31: The Law of Susceptibility: Aphorism 31 and the Conditional Nature of Disease In Aphorism 31, Samuel Hahnemann introduces a crucial distinction between natural

Aphorism 30: The Superiority of Medicinal Power: Understanding Aphorism 30 In Aphorism 30, Samuel Hahnemann establishes a fundamental axiom that makes the homoeopathic cure possible:

Aphorism 29: The Mechanism of Cure: Aphorism 29 and the “Most Probable” Explanation In Aphorism 29, Samuel Hahnemann provides what he describes as the “most

Aphorism 28: The Fact Above the Theory: Understanding Aphorism 28 In Aphorism 28, Samuel Hahnemann addresses the relationship between natural laws and human efforts to

Aphorism 27: The Practical Application of the Natural Law: Understanding Aphorism 27 In Aphorism 27, Samuel Hahnemann provides the logical conclusion to the principles established

Aphorism 26: The Therapeutic Law of Nature: Understanding Aphorism 26 In Aphorism 26, Samuel Hahnemann reveals what he considers to be the fundamental “homoeopathic law