Potpourri (pronounced as [poh-poo-ree, poh-poo-ree] is a word of French origin meaning a mixture of dried petals of roses or other flowers with spices, kept in a jar for their fragrance or a collection of miscellaneous or diverse literary extracts. The second meaning more or less covers the essence for which we are discussing the subject of potpourri here and not in some home decor journal.

Homeopathic potpourri is a collection of miscellaneous homeopathic articles and works explaining and discussing homeopathy principles and practice. Discussing the nooks and corners of homeopathy is not something new; many people feel that what is being discussed is what they have always known. But that is not a quality of good student. Good student are forever learners and let's not exempt the doctors from this for they are always practicing.

"Sixty years ago I knew everything; now I know nothing; education is a progressive discovery of our own ignorance." - Will Durant

So dear friends in the process of discovering our ignorance we present to you the fragrant potpourri of Homeopathy. It is a collection of articles on Homeopathy Materia medica, Repertory, Organon, homeopathic pharmacy and even discussion of homeopathic practice in the form of case presentation. In this issue we share with you the Review of Allen's Repertory of Intermittent Fever and Phatak's Repertory by Dr. Nahida Mulla; Glance on Hahnemann's Calcareum Therapy and Discussion on Homeopathic Remedy DNA by Dr. Suvarna; Detailed description on Spider Group by Dr. Smita Maity; Exhaustive study of 50 LM potency by Dr. Ajit Singh; Posology and its efficacy by Dr. Furqan and much more.

Homeopathy potpourri is just a compendium/ a collection of Homeopathy literatures. It is not just something where we can put a full stop; it's an ever widening circle of knowledge. So don't get confused if we further release a sequel of this potpourri.

Hope you will enjoy reading it.