The “Organon of the Healing Art,” commonly referred to as the “Organon,” was written by Samuel Hahnemann. Samuel Hahnemann was a German physician and the founder of homeopathy. The “Organon” serves as a foundational work in homeopathic literature, outlining the principles and philosophy of classical homeopathy. The first edition of the “Organon” was published by Hahnemann in 1810, and subsequent editions were released during his lifetime. It remains a significant text in the study and practice of homeopathy, guiding homeopathic practitioners in their approach to individualized and holistic healing.