Rudolf Tischner

Rudolf Tischner ( born April 3, 1879 in Hohenmolsen, † April 24, 1961 in Garstedt ) was a German ophthalmologist, occultist and writer.

After studying medicine Tischner practiced as an ophthalmologist in Munich. Noteworthy was his almost complete deafness after TB disease. Although he himself was not a homeopath, he wrote widely acclaimed article about, including the classic The Evolution of the homeopathy. Committed to evidence-based medicine, he argued for a combination of this with homeopathy.

Tischner worked intensively with parapsychological phenomena, telekinesis, telepathy and the occult. He led in these directions by numerous experiments and wrote part of extensive works about it.

Works (selection)

  • The Will of homeopathy History of homeopathy from antiquity to modern times. Sunday, Stuttgart 2001, ISBN 3-87758-187-0.
  • Occultism as natural and social science. F. Enke, Stuttgart 1926.
  • The image works of Hahnemann and their creators. Schwabe, Leipzig 1934.
  • Introduction to occultism and spiritualism. J. F. Bergmann, Munich 1923.
  • Results of occult research, an introduction to parapsychology. University Press, Darmstadt 1976, ISBN 3-534-06052-0.
  • Remote sensing and mesmerism ( exteriorization of sensibility ). J. F. Bergmann, Munich 1925.
  • Franz Anton Mesmer, life, work and impact. Verlag Munich Prints, Munich 1928.
  • History of the occult ( metaphysical ) research from antiquity to the present. Part 2: From the center d 19th century to the present. J. Tree, Pfullingen 1924.
  • History of parapsychology. Part 2 Pustet, Tittmoning 1960.
  • Mesmer and his problem, magnetism, suggestion, hypnosis; Hippocrates, Stuttgart 1941
  • Samuel Hahnemann's life and teaching. Haug, Ulm 1959.
  • About telepathy and clairvoyance, Experimental Theoretical investigations. Bergmann, Munich 1920.
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