Little Birds in Joshis’s MAP-System

MineralAnimalPlant-System mit den Joshis (Live und Online)

Who's flying there? - Small birds in an introductory seminar on the Joshis' MAP system

Bhawisha and Shachindra Joshi have pioneered the use of animal remedies in systematic homeopathy over many years. Their MineralAnimalPlant (MAP) system not only includes animal remedies but encompasses the entire materia medica within a single system. The classification of all remedies is based on the structure of the periodic table of elements. The Joshis orient themselves according to the rows (levels of development) and columns (capacity within a level) of the periodic table. Since animal and plant remedies are more complex than mineral ones, assigning multiple levels and columns to a single family or species is necessary. This is complemented by extensive zoological knowledge about the behavior of individual animal species in nature and the resulting homeopathic themes. The MAP system is a dynamic system, constantly expanding and refining itself through the work of Bhawisha and Shachindra Joshi, as well as through the cases of other homeopaths worldwide who use it.

In this seminar, the Joshis will explain the structure and application of their MAP system step by step, using the inspiring theme of "Small Birds." Through cases from the order Passeriformes (passerines, such as swallows, blackbirds and finches), Apodiformes (swimming birds, such as swifts and hummingbirds), Psittaciformes (small parrots, such as budgerigars and lovebirds), Coraciformes (rack birds, such as kingfisher and bee-eaters), and others, participants will immerse themselves in the wonderful and colorful world of small birds. The Joshis not only explain the assignment of the respective order to the different levels of the MAP system, but also explain the specific themes of the individual families and the differentiation of the remedies based on the columns.