Bio

Pierre Schmidt was born on 22nd July 1894 in Neuchatel. Pierre Schmidt was a physician and insisted on the necessity of medical knowledge, including not only classical medicine and the homeopathy but also elements of acupuncture, manual medicine, knowledge about semiology, proceeding from the morphopsychology to the iridology, in passing over the graphology, the chirology and the numerology. He also had a wide linguistic knowledge which enabled him to take the part of a translator, at a time when a method for a simultaneous translation did not yet exist. This ability also facilitated his teaching abroad and helped, when Pierre Schmidt was asked to organize seminars

In 1921, soon after his marriage, he founded a laboratory with the help of his wife. There, he prepared homeopathic medicaments following the traditional technique proceeding from the origins that he had brought home from his journeys to the USA. In 1935, he contributed to the foundation of the "Liga Homoeopathica Internationalis".

The Foundation of the "Groupement hahnemannien de Lyon", 1946 - 1978, was a culminating point of his teaching. The work of this group was collected and diffused in a monthly publication, the "Cahiers du Groupement hahnemannien de Lyon", supplied by the classical practice, this journal is still published

He was responsible for reintroducing classical homeopathy into Europe. He was a co-founder of LIGA and active participant in the organization for many years

He died on the 15th of October 1987, aged 94 years. He left behind a great number of followers in Europe, Latin America and the subcontinent of India.

Boeken door Mr. Schmidt Pierre:

	The Art of Case Taking
	"Extremely comprehensive and detailed explanation with the help of cases, examples and pra ...
	The Art of Case-Taking
	The entire homoeopathic methodology, the whole monumental and magical action of healing the sic ...
	The Art of Interrogation
	"Compilation of lectures on case taking – common mistakes done formation of the righ ...
	The Hidden Treasures of the Last Organon
	A brief yet unique account on which the author entirely new