Year of Publication : 2023

Edition : 1

Pages : 142

The Journey To Unprejudiced Observation – Principles and Practice

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ISBN : 978-81-966495-8-6

Short Description

Addressing the universal challenge of bias, this book confronts the hidden prejudices present in Homoeopathic practice. Authored by Dr. Nityanand Tiwari, this insightful text recounts his extensive experiences as a Homoeopathic clinician and teacher. It traces the roots of clinical bias and demonstrates how heightened self-awareness can help physicians and teachers peel away prejudice to deliver truly unbiased healing.

Author / Contributor

Qualifications / Designation

M.D. (Hom)

Description

The book tackles perhaps the most important issue in Homoeopathic practice, prejudice. Exploring the foundational concept of the Unprejudiced Observer from Homoeopathic philosophy, Dr. Tiwari presents a simple yet vigorous analysis. The text establishes remarkable correlations with past masters of Homoeopathy while sharing the author’s lifelong search for unbiased clinical observation. Drawing from deep clinical and academic experience, the author traces prejudice across various areas of Homoeopathic practice. The book systematically identifies the causes of bias and provides actionable methodologies for handling these challenges in real-world practice. It serves as a practical guide for identifying personal biases that obstruct effective patient care and student instruction. Dr. Tiwari metaphorically describes prejudice as a black mask frozen on the practitioner’s face through the grime of ignorance and unresolved experience. The text outlines how developing self-awareness allows this mask to gradually peel off in layers of grey, thereby brightening the clinical perspective. Clear, practical, and deeply rooted in philosophy, this book is an essential read for all Homoeopathic students and practitioners actively searching for ways to encounter and overcome prejudice.

Who Should Read this Book

Practicing Homoeopaths, Homoeopathy students, Homoeopathy Interns, Homoeopathy post graduate students, PhD scholars

Language of the book

English

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Dr. Nityanand Laxminivas Tiwari (1949–2023) was a prominent, highly regarded Indian hom0eopath, educator, and foundational leader at the Dr. M. L. Dhawale Memorial Homoeopathic Institute (MLDMHI). He served as Professor Emeritus of Homoeopathic Philosophy, a trustee of the MLDT, and was key in expanding its scientific, clinical, and academic initiatives.

Key Contributions & Roles (MLDT & MLDMHI)

  • Leadership & Legacy: Served as Principal/Director and Mentor of MLDMHI, Palghar and a key trustee of the MLD Trust.
  • Academic Excellence: He was the HOD of Homoeopathic Philosophy and was instrumental in developing structured, case-based teaching methods for postgraduate students.
  • Key Appointments: In 2018, he was appointed as a member of the Governing Board of the Central Council of Homoeopathy (CCH) by the Central Government.
  • Clinical Research & Publications: Acted as a Principal Investigator for research studies, including on Diabetes Mellitus Type 2. He published important works, including “The Journey To Unprejudiced Observation – Principles and Practice”.
  • Community Work: He pioneered the expansion of MLDT clinics in Palghar and was a devoted advocate for bringing standardised homoeopathy to rural areas.

Dr. N.L. Tiwari was regarded as a “devoted shishya” (disciple) of the late Dr. M. L. Dhawale, working to uphold the “Standardized Case Record” method.

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