Thanks, Julian. It would seem that this applies to *any* rubric, not just
one artificially synthesized, so to speak. I guess it always boils down to
reliability of source.
Toni

Have you considered Arg-n acutely for this period of anticipation? Sounds
like maybe an Ars constitution in an Arg-n state.
Toni

Yes, I realize this. But for the purpose of utilizing all of the reps at our disposal, and using them to "assemble" rubrics to meet unique requirements, one must first be assured that the rubrics available offer the most complete selection of remedies, and for this, wouldn't a current repe...

Hi David, Would you mind talking a little further on your quote below? Is it possible to incorporate this method into almost any of the reps? I did a few exercises the other day, playing around with combining rubrics, whereby, all of the remedies in each are combined, with all represented only once;...

Much appreciated, Julian. I find that the majority of my cases resolve on the polychrests and I have had comparatively little use for the newer or more obscure remedies. I have often wondered if more is better, but then the issue of factoring in all possibilities enters the picture and one does not ...

I really appreciate my 10-volume set of Hering's Guiding Symptoms. It is laid out like no other MM. But I honestly thought that Boericke and Kent, as far as reps go, were considered very limited with regard to both rubrics and remedies, the latter especially; hence, the new reps, Synthesis among the...

Hi Robyn, Thanks for posting this. The following may amount to splitting hairs, but I wonder if there is a fundamental difference between sitting down to stool and in doing so having a convulsion, and having a convulsion during which one passes stool? Would this not influence where a rubric might be...

Either way, none of my references produces Art-v. Sounds like Knerr's is a
good one to have.
Toni

Boy, is this a disappointment. Well, I've added Art-v to the rubric in my
Synthesis program. Seems like no matter how many reps one has, there's
always another one still needs to get -- and the library grows.

Toni

In Synthesis:
RECTUM - INVOLUNTARY stool - convulsion, during:

anan.vh bufosne lach.sne Oena.k,mrr1 stry.a1,k tarent.a1

Still no Art-v. Sure wish there weren't so many differences among the
various repertories.

Toni