Samual Hahnemann

The year was 1755, April 11. In a little village known as Meissen, which is located in Saxony, Germany.

Born to poor folk of the time, his father was employed as a porcelain painter. His mother, like other women of the time, was a housewife, looking after her husband, Sam and his other siblings.

Sam was a clever young man, who must have showed his intelligence from a very young age. He was often shut into a room by his father to ponder tricky questions. The substance of his fathers advice to him during his growing up years was – “prove all things, hold fast to what is good, dare to be wise” (and be good to your mum!!!). This ultimately cultivated original thinking in young Sam.

Due to his family’s situation, money was scarce in Sam’s younger years, which unfortunately led to him being frequently taken out of school. Thankfully for his thirst for knowledge, he began paying for his own schooling by the age of 12. He did this by tutoring his fellow students in not only Latin but Greek as well.

This led to him being admitted to the “Princes School” in St Afra, Meissen in 1770, free of charge

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