There are some resources we use so routinely that we forget what it takes to keep them available.
You search for a remedy and find an old materia medica. You need a rubric and discover an article written years ago. You are preparing a lecture and come across a clinical case that gives you a new perspective. You want to read Hahnemann, Kent, Hering or Boericke and the book is instantly available online.
No subscription. No paywall. No library membership.
For thousands of homeopaths around the world, Hpathy.com and HomeopathyBooks.in have become such resources.
But free access does not mean that these resources are free to create, preserve or maintain.
That is one of the reasons Remedy Roundtable 2026 exists.
More Than Two Decades of Hpathy
Hpathy.com has been online since 2001.
Long before online courses and social media groups became commonplace, Hpathy was built around a simple idea: create a place where the international homeopathic community could share knowledge freely.
Over the years, it has grown into a major repository of contemporary and historical homeopathic literature. More than 2,500 doctors, homeopaths, veterinary doctors and scientists have contributed to the project, which now contains more than 25,000 articles, texts and papers covering clinical cases, materia medica, repertory, philosophy, research and many other areas of homeopathy. Its monthly e-journal, Homeopathy for Everyone, has been published since 2004 and is read by 75000 people each month.
Behind those numbers are thousands of acts of sharing.
Someone documented a case. Someone wrote about a rare remedy. Someone translated an idea into an article. Someone preserved an old text that might otherwise have disappeared from easy reach.
Together, those contributions have created a living archive of homeopathy.
Why These Archives Matter
Homeopathy has an unusual relationship with its literature.
Books written a century or more ago still influence daily clinical practice. An old journal article, proving, therapeutic observation or case report may remain relevant to a patient sitting before us today.
Our past is therefore not merely historical.
It remains part of our working clinical knowledge.
Yet much of that knowledge is scattered across old books, journals and private collections.
That is where HomeopathyBooks.in becomes important.
The site was created to make important homeopathic literature easy to find and, wherever legally possible, freely available. It currently hosts a large collection of books and historical journals, including classical works by Hahnemann, Kent, Boericke and many others.
The larger aim is to build a searchable digital home for homeopathic literature—a library without walls that can serve students, teachers, clinicians and researchers anywhere in the world.
Free Knowledge Still Has a Cost
Websites of this scale do not sustain themselves.
Servers must be maintained. Software needs updating. Old content must be repaired and reformatted. New books and journals need to be digitised and organised. Search tools need improvement. Security, backups and technical maintenance continue year after year.
And preservation is only half the job.
There is still much more to build: more historical literature to digitise, more clinical writing to publish, better search, better organisation and more resources for future generations of homeopaths.
Remedy Roundtable: Learning That Gives Back
This is where Remedy Roundtable 2026 comes in.
Instead of simply asking the community for support, we wanted to create something genuinely valuable in return.
So we invited respected clinicians, teachers and thinkers in homeopathy to contribute their time and knowledge.
They agreed.
The speakers at Remedy Roundtable teach without seeking an honorarium.
The proceeds from registrations help support the continued maintenance and development of Hpathy.com and HomeopathyBooks.in.
It turns fundraising into something better:
You support homeopathic knowledge by learning homeopathy.
Remedy Roundtable 2026: Mastering Materia Medica with the Masters
From 24 September to 23 October 2026, Remedy Roundtable brings together 12 live sessions and approximately 24 hours of teaching from internationally respected homeopathic clinicians and educators.
The programme is deliberately diverse. It explores materia medica through individual remedies, remedy families, clinical cases, repertorisation, miasmatic analysis, psychiatry, potency selection and practice development.
The faculty includes:
- Dr Mayuresh Mahajan — The Art of Understanding a Remedy: The Third Eye of Prescription
- Dr Manish Bhatia — The Male Sepia
- Dr Ajit Kulkarni — Wings, Freedom and Identity: Taking Flight with Bird Remedies
- Melissa Kupsch — Homochords: An Alternative Approach to Potency Selection
- Dr Larry Malerba — A Smorgasbord of Interesting Cases and Remedies
- Camilla Sherr — Oncorhynchus tshawytscha – Pacific Salmon
- Dr Navin Singh — Agaricus muscarius
- Dr Shilpa Kelkar — An Uncommon Remedy in a Case of Allergic Rhinitis and Erectile Dysfunction
- Dr Praful Barvalia — The Evolutionary and Dynamic Portrait of Carcinosin
- Sameer Vermani — Understanding Cases Through Miasmatic Analysis
- Dr Mahesh Gandhi — Understanding Materia Medica Through Psychiatric Cases
- Mani Norland — Running a Successful Homeopathy Practice
It is not one school, one method or one way of thinking. It is a meeting place for different clinical perspectives and decades of experience.
Why We Are Asking You to Join
We want you to register first because the learning interests you.
There is immense value in watching experienced clinicians explain how they understand remedies, analyse cases and make prescribing decisions.
But there is another reason.
If Hpathy has ever helped you find an answer…
If HomeopathyBooks.in has given you access to an old book…
If an article has helped you prepare a lecture…
If a case has made you reconsider a remedy…
then Remedy Roundtable gives you an opportunity to pass some of that value forward.
Not simply as charity, but as participation in a shared professional inheritance.
Every profession needs people who create knowledge.
It also needs institutions that preserve it and build it further.
Remedy Roundtable 2026
Mastering Materia Medica with the Masters
24 September – 23 October 2026
12 Live Sessions | 24 Hours of Teaching | Recording Access | Certificate of Participation
Join us. Learn from the masters. Help preserve homeopathic knowledge for the future.
