Clemens von Bönninghausen delegate desk and dossier at DIIMUN
Parliamentary Debate Chamber · DIIMUN Chapter Ⅱ

The Great Homoeopathic Assembly

AGENDA:Standardized Approach to Case Taking in Homoeopathy

Step into the shoes of a stalwart. Bring historical methodologies to life, command the floor, and negotiate a landmark standardized case-taking proforma. Every registered delegate receives free pre-conference training.

Solo Pioneer: ₹500
Team of 2: ₹900
Team of 3: ₹1,200
Team of 4: ₹1,500
Parliamentary Flow

Rules of Procedure & Floor Mechanics

Experience the 3 distinct phases of the Assembly debate on October 7.

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Phase 01General Speakers List

Moderated Caucus

Formal floor debate where delegates take the podium defending their assigned stalwart's methodology on case taking, hierarchy, and repertorisation.

Doctrinal Defense & Rebuttal
Real unmoderated caucus negotiations at DIIMUN with Richard Hughes placard
Phase 02Bloc Negotiations

Unmoderated Caucus

Informal floor negotiations allowing different schools of thought to form alliances, debate points of synergy, and reach clinical compromise.

Coalition & Consensus Building
Delegates drafting working paper and resolutions collaboratively
Phase 03Standardised Protocol

Working Papers & Resolutions

Delegates synthesize arguments into a written resolution establishing a standardized, practical approach to modern clinical case management.

Floor Voting & Ratification
Official RoP Reference · Adapted from Model UN

Floor Points & Parliamentary Motions

Full ROP in Background Guide
Point of Personal PrivilegeCan Interrupt Speaker

Raised when a delegate experiences physical discomfort or cannot hear the speaker (audibility, microphone, or room ventilation issues).

Point of OrderCannot Interrupt

Raised when there is an error in parliamentary procedure or decorum by the Executive Board or a fellow delegate.

Point of Parliamentary InquiryCannot Interrupt

Raised to ask the Executive Board a question regarding committee rules, speaking times, or voting order.

Moderated & Unmoderated CaucusesSimple Majority Vote

Suspends the General Speakers List (60–90 seconds) for rapid sub-topic debate, or unmoderated caucus for informal bloc negotiations.

Simple & Fair For Everyone

How Character Allotment Works

You don't need prior debate experience or heavy historical research. Here is how simple the process is:

1

Surprise Doctor Reveal

Which historical master will your team represent? It's a surprise! We reveal all doctors simultaneously so everyone begins preparing on the exact same day.

2

Ready-to-Use Cheat Sheet

No need to read thick old books. We send you an easy-to-read summary pack with your doctor's core views, key methods, and practical debate pointers.

3

Free Practice Sessions

First time speaking at an event? Our team hosts free online workshops before the conference to guide you through speaking rules and mock practice.

Join as a Solo Pioneer or in a team of 2 to 4 friends · No prior MUN experience required
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Canonical Delegations · The 11 Masters

Pioneers of the Assembly

Every registered team or solo pioneer is allotted to represent one of the 11 historical masters below, debating their authentic case-taking doctrines, repertorial methodologies, and literature.

Classical Foundation (1785–1864)

Baron Clemens von Bönninghausen

Doctrine of Analogy & Grand Generalization

Complete symptom schema (Location, Sensation, Modality, Concomitant), polarities, and Therapeutic Pocket Book (TPB).

Classical Philosophy & Repertory (1849–1916)

Dr. James Tyler Kent

Hierarchical Miasmatic Synthesis & Primacy of Mentals

Mental generals (will, understanding, memory) first, physical generals second, and characteristic particulars last.

Principles & Art of Cure (1868–1950)

Dr. Herbert A. Roberts

Dynamism, Susceptibility & Vital Energy

Law of Similars as a natural law; precise assessment of vital susceptibility, physiological reactions, and miasms.

Genius of Homoeopathy (1860–1929)

Dr. Stuart Close

Organon Hermeneutics & General Pathology

Psychological and biological interpretation of the Organon; totality of symptoms as outward expression of vital derangement.

Synoptic Synthesis & Affinities (1861–1935)

Dr. Cyrus Maxwell Boger

Pathological Generals & Tissue Affinities

Pathological generals, anatomical affinities, and time modalities for rapid synoptic repertorisation (BBCR).

Pharmacological & Pathological (1836–1902)

Dr. Richard Hughes

Pharmacodynamics & Pathological Similitude

Remedy selection grounded in physiological drug action and verified tissue pathology; Cyclopaedia of Drug Pathogenesy.

Modern Institutional Methodology (1927–1987)

Dr. M.L. Dhawale

Standardized Case-Receiving & ICR Synthesis

Longitudinal evolutionary portrait of illness, structured susceptibility grid, and multi-axial case synthesis.

Modern Predictive Homoeopathy (1952–2020)

Dr. Prafull Vijaykar

Predictive Homoeopathy & Embryological Laws

Correlating Hering’s Law strictly with embryological germ layers (Ectoderm, Mesoderm, Endoderm); genetic constitutional prescribing.

Contemporary Classical Revival (1932–Present)

Prof. George Vithoulkas

The Science of Homeopathy & Levels of Health

Stratifying human defense into 12 Levels of Health; evaluating acute fevers; laws of suppression and single-remedy purity.

Modern Revolutionized Homoeopathy (1928–2003)

Dr. Madan Lal Sehgal

Revolutionized Homoeopathy (ROH System)

Prescribing strictly on the patient’s present, predominating, and persisting mental disposition (PPP) extracted from colloquial speech.

Contemporary Synergy & Sensation (1960–Present)

Dr. Rajan Sankaran

Sensation Method & Kingdom Classification

Vital sensation beyond mind and body; mapping Mineral (structure), Plant (reactivity), and Animal (survival) kingdoms.

Archival Record

The DIIMUN Chapter 1 Delegation (2025)

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Delegates, Executive Chairs, and Secretariat of the inaugural assembly. Join the continuum of medical scholars at Chapter Ⅱ.
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Ready to Step onto the Assembly Floor?

Every delegation includes official physical kits, printed dossiers, conference badges, lunch and high tea on October 7, and free pre-conference training.