Introduction:
- This
chapter explains how homoeopathic drugs act on the human body.
- According
to homoeopathy, drugs act on the dynamic (vital) plane, not just
physical tissues.
- Their
action is energetic and invisible, influencing the vital force,
not just material parts.
1. What is Meant by “Dynamic
Action”?
- Dynamic =
energetic, non-material, invisible
- Drugs act
on the vital force, not directly on organs like in allopathy.
- They
disturb or balance the life energy of a person, depending on the
similarity.
Mnemonic: D-E-E-P
- Dynamic
- Energetic
- Effect on
vital force
- Potentized
action
2. Role of Vital Force
- Vital
force maintains harmony and balance in the body.
- When
disturbed by external causes (e.g., stress, trauma), disease occurs.
- Homoeopathic
medicines correct this vital imbalance through dynamic influence.
Medicines do not “kill germs” or “replace hormones”—they stimulate the vital
force to heal naturally.
3. How Are Drugs Prepared for
Dynamic Action?
- By the
method of potentization:
- Dilution:
Reducing material content
- Succussion:
Vigorous shaking
- These
steps release the dynamic (energetic) potential of the medicine.
The more it is diluted and succussed, the greater the dynamic power.
4. Dynamic Action Is Seen in Drug
Proving
- During drug
proving, healthy individuals take a potentized remedy and develop
symptoms.
- These
symptoms are not due to chemical reactions, but energetic interactions
with the vital force.
- This
proves that homoeopathic remedies act on the dynamic plane.
5. Difference from Allopathic
Drugs
|
Allopathy |
Homoeopathy |
|
Acts on material body |
Acts on vital force (dynamic level) |
|
Depends on chemical dosage |
Depends on potentized energy |
|
Targets symptoms externally |
Treats root internally |
|
May cause side effects |
Minimal or no side effects |
6. Dynamic Diseases Need Dynamic
Medicines
- Diseases
like fear, anxiety, suppressed emotions, grief — all start dynamically.
- They
cannot be cured by material medicines.
- Only dynamic
medicines (homoeopathy) can reach this level and correct it.
Mnemonic: MIND
- Mental
level
- Invisible
symptoms
- Non-material
remedies
- Dynamic
cure
Word Meanings
|
Term |
Meaning |
|
Dynamic Action |
Non-material, energetic influence of medicine on vital force |
|
Vital Force |
Life energy that maintains health and balance |
|
Potentization |
Process of diluting and shaking a substance to activate its energy |
|
Succussion |
Shaking step in remedy preparation |
|
Drug Proving |
Giving a medicine to healthy people to observe its effects |
|
Unprejudiced Observer |
Doctor who observes symptoms without bias |
|
Disease per se |
Disease in its own nature, not just external signs |
Summary Chart: Dynamic Action of
Drugs
|
Feature |
Homoeopathic View |
|
Type of Action |
Energetic (Dynamic) |
|
Target |
Vital Force |
|
Method of Preparation |
Potentization (Dilution + Succussion) |
|
Effect |
Symptom-based response and balance |
|
Useful In |
Dynamic diseases (mind, emotions, function) |
Conclusion:
The dynamic action of drugs is the core concept of homoeopathy.
Medicines act not on tissues directly, but on the vital force — the life
energy that controls all functions. Through potentization, medicines
gain their dynamic power and help in restoring health by correcting internal
imbalances.
