Herbert Fritsche (homeopath)

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Herbert Fritsche (born June 14, 1911 in Berlin , † June 20, 1960 in Munich ) was a German author and editor in the fields of medicine , esotericism and literature .

Life

Fritsche was a researching biologist who received his doctorate in 1936 with magna cum laude . Shortly before his habilitation , however, he gave up this profession and completed training as a psychotherapist with complete training analysis with Arthur Kronfeld . For decades he worked intensively in the field of general medicine and homeopathy and at times worked as an assistant in Otto Buchinger's fasting clinic .

Fritsche emerged as a supporter of Hahnemann and high potency homeopathy in the homeopathy debate .

He has edited and contributed to a number of literary, occult and medical journals. Among other things, he wrote columns for major newspapers such as Die Zeit . From 1938 to 1941 he was the editor of the border science journal The Column .

Herbert Fritsche, who in 1934 declared his profession as “reviewer”, was the poet and author of the Rabenpresse (later the Hermit Press ) by Victor Otto Stomps . Before that, some books appeared in the publisher Die Mitternacht, founded by Fritsche .

Fritsche was a follower of the theosophy of Annie Besant and an avowed opponent of the teachings of Rudolf Steiner .

He held the following functions in various occult orders, special religious communities and sects :

Works

  • The firefly barcarole . Poems. Midnight, Berlin 1929
  • Snow-covered studio . Poems. Midnight, Berlin 1930
  • The good-for-nothing . Leaves of a small circle. Edited by Herbert Fritsche and Eberhard van Hazebrouck (No. 1) and Herbert Fritsche (No. 2 and 3). Midnight, Berlin-Neukölln 1930–1931
  • Fool calendar . Verse (with drawings by John Uhl ). Mann, Berlin 1931
  • Through secret doors . Poems. Rabenpresse, Berlin 1932
  • Mandragora . 12 magic pieces. Poems (with a drawing by Ludwig Meidner ). Rabenpresse, Berlin, 1933
  • In the steam of the retort . Collected magical poems. Rabenpresse, Berlin 1934
  • Small white magic textbook . Neubert, Prague 1934; Burgdorf, Göttingen 1989, ISBN 3-922345-50-6
  • August Strindberg , Gustav Meyrink , Kurt Aram . 3 magical poets and interpreters . Neubert, Prague 1934
  • Calendar 1935 (with drawings by John Uhl). Rabenpresse, Berlin 1935
  • Contributions to the ecology of the land isopods in Greater Berlin . Diss. Berlin 1936
  • Iatrosophia. Metabiological healing and self-healing . Hummel, Leipzig 1937; Burgdorf, Göttingen 1989, ISBN 3-922345-44-1
  • The city in the vial and other fantastic stories . Hummel, Leipzig 1937
  • Pan at the gates . Rabenpresse, Berlin 1938; Burgdorf, Göttingen 1989, ISBN 3-922345-35-2
  • The breath school. Breathe right - live better . Rudolph, Dresden 1938
  • The big elderberry tree. An introduction to esotericism . Hummel, Leipzig 1939; Burgdorf, Göttingen 1982, ISBN 3-922345-21-2
  • The firstborn. An image of man . S. Fischer, Berlin 1940; Burgdorf, Göttingen 1984, ISBN 3-922345-09-3
  • Animal soul and secret of creation. A book about the mental faculties of animals . Rupert, Leipzig 1940; Klett, Stuttgart 1952
  • The wisdom of the Maharshi from the Mount of Sacred Fire in South India . Hummel, Leipzig 1940
  • Mastery of the solar plexus. A way to a luminous lifestyle . Rudolph, Dresden 1940
  • Protection against dark forces, especially against hypnotic and suggestive influences . Rudolph, Dresden 1940
  • August Strindberg's awakening by Emanuel Swedenborg. Hummel, Leipzig undated
  • Paracelsus as a judge. An open letter . Spiegel, Freiburg im Breisgau 1941
  • Hahnemann. The idea of ​​homeopathy . Suhrkamp, ​​Berlin 1944
    • new as: Samuel Hahnemann. Idea and Reality of Homeopathy . Klett, Stuttgart 1954; Burgdorf, Göttingen 1982, ISBN 3-922345-10-7
  • Pyrmont. From the story of grace of a place . Friedrich, Bad Pyrmont 1946
  • Christian healing art . Friedrich, Bad Pyrmont 1946
  • Time of the lily . Poems. Wegner, Hamburg 1948
  • The meaning and secret of the course of the year . Rauch, Bad Salzig / Boppard 1949; Burgdorf, Göttingen 1983, ISBN 3-922345-11-5
  • Merlin . Series of publications for border sciences and fate studies, edited by Herbert Fritsche. 3 volumes, Axel Springer, Hamburg around 1950
  • Seeds of morning light . 4 poems for Aleister Crowley . Hermit press, Frankfurt am Main 1950
  • Salvation through the serpent. Mystery, image of man and miracle of homeopathic healing art . Klett, Stuttgart 1953
    • new as: The Raising of the Serpent. Mystery, image of man and miracle of homeopathy . Burgdorf, Göttingen 1983, ISBN 3-922345-08-5 .
    • Reissue: The Elevation of the Serpent. 2011 ISBN 978-3-86468-020-5
  • The unknown health . Cranach, Munich 1957; Burgdorf, Göttingen 1983, ISBN 3-922345-20-4
  • Fool calendar . Verses by Herbert Fritsche, drawings by John Uhl. Gilbert Edition, New York 1967
  • The vagabonds . Poems by Herbert Fritsche with drawings by John Uhl. Schönherr, Berlin 1967
  • Letters to Friends 1931–1959 , ed. by Ernst Klett. Klett, Stuttgart 1970
  • At the edge of the great curtain . Poems by Herbert Fritsche with drawings by John Uhl. Athanor, Berlin 1978
  • Tree of the Owls . Poems, letters, essays. Edited by Hansjörg Viesel. With 13 drawings by Aldona Gustas . Corvinus Press , Berlin 1991

literature

  • Hans-Josef Fritschi: "On the back of the Chiron". Herbert Fritsche, his idea of ​​homeopathy and its impulses for today's homeopathic medicine . In: Homeopathic Insights No. 54 (June 2003)
  • Olaf Rader: Herbert Fritsche (1911–1960). Cross-border commuters in no man's land . In: Nova acta Paracelsica NF 17 (2003), pp. 63-94
  • Friedbert Ficker: Herbert Fritsche - pioneer of homeopathy. Man and “unknown being”, in: Naturheilpraxis No. 11/2005
  • Werner Zachmann: Metaphysics of failure, life and work of the border crosser Herbert Fritsche June 2011
  • Werner Zachmann: Herbert Fritsche on his 100th birthday in: Naturheilpraxis 05/2011

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personal data
SURNAME Fritsche, Herbert
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German author and editor
DATE OF BIRTH June 14, 1911
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin
DATE OF DEATH June 20, 1960
Place of death Munich