Namaste. We are happy to bring to you the first episode in the miniseries that we are calling "Reminiscent melodies" in the second season of our podcast, "Clarity in Similarity", where we interview current practitioners about their clinical teachers and their journey with Homoeopathy because of whose efforts, Homoeopathy has not only survived but thrived today as an independent medical system.   

In the first episode we sit down for a chat with Dr. H. G. Manjunath Kumar, Deputy director of homoeopathy, AYUSH, Karnataka to talk about his "Clinical guruji" in Madikeri, DR. RAMACHANDRA BHAT.   

Hope this gives other physicians in the field the right motivation and inspiration to continue their practice and also spread the word on the true healing art.

The episode entail the study of materia medica which is very vast and contradictory at times in homoeopathy with Dr. N. Madan who has a vast knowledge of the materia medica clears many doubts in the said topic.

In this episode, we have Dr. S. K Vasisht, speaking on the less spoken area of Homoeopathic pharmacy, in the collection, preparation and pharmacognosy of homoeopathic medicines and the indirect influence it has on the physician and the practice of homoeopathy. 

Welcome to the 7th episode of, where we unravel the thoughts of Dr. Samuel Hahnemann, the founder of Homoeopathy and his approach to the understanding and practice of his brain child, from the wise words of Dr. Anant Mukund Udachankar who materializes the thoughts of Hahnemann by his own clinical experience. Happy listening.  

In the 6th episode, we get an insight to the sprouting science of Veterinary Homoeopathy and its scope until date, by the experienced words of Dr. Krishna Reddy. Listen in as we explore the mechanics of case taking, Antibiotic resistance and also the importance of symptom totality in animals in this episode.

In the fifth episode of "Clarity in Similarity" we hear the invaluable experiences of Dr. Prabha K, who is currently practicing in California, USA and her journey in homoeopathy being a curiosity to an ever refreshing passion and also the limitations and scope of practicing homoeopathy in another country.  

Wishing you all a happy Guru Poornima and may your path of knowledge be enriched with your gurus experience. On this auspicious occasion we bring to you the fourth episode of our podcast "Clarity in Similarity" with Dr. B. D. Patel, in continuing with the previous episode where the interns expressed their perspective which ended on a open note, to which one might supposedly find the answers in this episode. Here's to a successful journey to both the master and the pupil.

In this episode we try to tickle the minds of Interns Aish, Sahana, Meghana and Nagavaishnavi who are doing their rotatory 1 year BHMS internship currently, including their duties to their work environment and the parallels that are brought between postings in Allopathic hospitals and Homoeopathic hospitals and also try to make it a little easier for the future interns.

Welcome to the second episode where we sit down for a chat with Mr. Vavilala Venkata Rama Krishna Shastry, a homoeopathic proponent with more than 50 years of experience in the field. 

Following the tone of the previous episode we try to find answers for what the homoeopathic system truly means as a system of healthcare and how it has not yet been used by the society to its fullest potentials.

In the first episode of the podcast we interview Dr. Manjunath H G, who is the current Deputy Director of Homoeopathy in AYUSH, Karnataka. 

We try to unravel the journey of Homoeopathy from its birthplace in Germany from the brilliant mind of Dr. Hahnemann to the way it has evolved into the system of medicine that it is being practiced as now. The episode is bilingual including parts of Kannada and English.