Report: Homeopathy and Wish

Topics: Homeopathy, Wish, Rajan Sankaran Pages: 7 (870 words) Published: December 9, 2013
LITTLE PILLS FOR LITTLE ONES
Date: 1st December , 2013, Time : 9:30 am to 12:00 pm
My child is hyperactive, jumps and runs about all the time
My child is having problems in concentrating at studies.
My child gets violent, destructive and obstinate!!
How do I improve my child’s immunity and enhance his growth? My child keeps falling sick. What do I do?

PEDIATRICIAN

HOMOEOPATH

PSYCOLOGIST

COMPLETE
CHILD CARE

INTRODUCING TO YOU FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE HISTORY OF CHILD CARE

“COME LISTEN AND EXPERIENCE HOW HOMEOPATHY CAN HELP YOUR CHILD GROW TO BE HEALTHY AND HAPPY”

Fees: Rs 100/- (* limited seats only*)
For registration Contact:
Dr. Alifiya Merchant Mob no: 8879789596
Venue: „the other song‟ Academy
7th floor, 1001 Peninsula Heights,
C.D. Burfiwala Marg, Andheri – West,
Mumbai - 400058

SPECIALITY CLINIC

An Interdisciplinary Collaboration of Health Care Professionals For the first time in the History of homeopathy, ALLOPATH join hands with HOMEOPATH to give a complete and Holistic treatment to combat the following  RHEUMATOLOGY- Dr. Mamtora( Orthopedic surgeon) and Dr. Nimish Mehta (Homeopath)

 HOMOEOPATHIC WEIGHT MANAGEMENT- Team of consultants at „the other song‟ including Dr. Rajan Sankaran and others.
 DIABETES - Dr. Deepak Dalal (Diabetologist) and Dr. Shachindra Joshi (homeopath)
Now coming up with the 4th department
BEHAVIOUR PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN
Consulting Pediatrician: Dr. Archana Mehan
Consulting Homeopath: Dr. Praful Barvalia, Dr. Paresh Vasani

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In life things are not always easy, and trying to decide what wish I would make, if I only had one, would be very difficult. In other words, if I could have just one wish and one wish only what would that wish be? This is something I would have to think about and not answer quickly. After all certain wishes can have great ramifications. One might answer, I’d like to win the lottery, or have a grandparent back from the dead. As for me, I think I would simply wish for more wishes. Having more wishes eliminates the pressure of having only one wish. If we actually took the time to stop and think about a particular wish, we would have to also stop and think about the effects this one wish would have on our lives, our community, or even our world. You have no doubt read the news articles about the lottery winners that have lost everything. So you may want to think twice about wishing to win the lottery. What about wishing for time to stand still? That sounds like a great wish, enjoying a particular moment forever. But if time stood still, there would be no progress, the weather would never change, and the earth would stop spinning falling off of its axis ending the world as we know it. Now that wish doesn’t sound so great does it? We could even change history with our wishes, which initially sounds like a good idea, but seriously think about it. People who had died didn’t, people who had lived didn’t, and moments that existed didn’t. Depending on one single wish, these are all things that could change our destiny. The old saying comes to mind; be careful what you wish for, you just might get it. So after asking for more wishes I would have to make the enviable second wish. I think I can truly say my second wish would...
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