Rochelle,
Thanks again for the symphytum rubrics -- but someone (Joy?) had put up the
mentals for it some time back -- does anyone have those handy to send me?
Thanks!
Shannon
Symphytum rubrics
Re: Symphytum rubrics
Hi Shannon,
Have looked for mentals in all the reps on the computer and can't find any. Are you sure it was Symphytum that Joy(?) gave the mentals for or was it Calendula?
Regards
Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
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Have looked for mentals in all the reps on the computer and can't find any. Are you sure it was Symphytum that Joy(?) gave the mentals for or was it Calendula?
Regards
Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
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Re: Symphytum rubrics
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Re: Symphytum rubrics
In a message dated 7/6/03 4:38:46 PM Mountain Daylight Time,
shannonnelson@tds.net writes:
Here is Joy's case of Symphytum:
Jean gave a really big clue as to the remedy (broken bones and broken life)
and VT's repertorisation - excellent and included here again to peruse:-
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - fortune; from reverse of
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - mortification
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - rudeness of others
MIND - BROODING - condition, over one's
MIND - DWELLS - past disagreeable occurrences, on
MIND - FORSAKEN feeling - isolation; sensation of
MIND - GRIEF - silent
MIND - INDIFFERENCE, apathy - business affairs, to
MIND - IRRESOLUTION, indecision - choosing things; in
MIND - WEARY OF LIFE
GENERALS - INJURIES - Bones; fractures of - slow repair of broken bones
GENERALS - INJURIES - Bones; fractures of - compound fracture.
There is more that could be added to these rubrics but this case came to me
at the end of a day and I chose NOT to repertorise or prescribe there and
then. I took time out to think about what was the diseased state that needed
curing.
I began thinking about "falling to pieces" - Lac Can; Lob; Thuja; Phos; etc
but I knew he was none of these. The case did not seem to go beyond the
injury to the bones and I went straight to Symphytum - mainly because I had
closeted this remedy as being only for broken bones. And it is so wrong to
do this - helpful, initially, when we begin to learn our MM but very
limiting in the long run.
Needless to say I prescribed Symphytum 1m without doing any repping (yes I
can hear the out cry from here, but it was at the end of the day) and I
could hardly believe that Symphytum covered the case so well. The analysis
came afterwards.
The client went on to a remarkable recovery, swiftly with no aggravations or
disturbance, 'got his life back together' and took off to enjoy it.
On reflection, there were parts of this case which were not to be included
in the 'needing to be cured' picture - the flamboyant language (more of that
later), the clothes he wore, the early hair loss (Symphytum does contain
Silicea which might be an angle on this), the itching skin (Symphytum has
really hairy leaves and if you touch it too much, although those hairs are
soft, they leave the skin red and sore and very itchy to those who might be
susceptible), the passionate and sexual level of his love. His hair did not
change but he was not concerned about this, even considered it quite trendy
and he has not since had a return of the itchy skin sx. He didn't choose to
talk too much about his relationship except that it was highly sexual and
passionate and Symphytum does has have ailments from sexual excess - this
was part of his sense of loss.
Symphytum is all about pain killing and it might be physical or emotional
pain. (I will always take that liberty of extending physical pain into
emotional pain.) The injuries or wounds are not from incisions or
lacerations (as in Calendula and other remedies) but from blows, blunt
instruments and have most effect on the soft parts.
Symphytum also has an affinity to broken bones, bone cancers, skin ulcers,
gastric and intestinal ulcers (draws off decaying tissues), haemorrhages and
bruising, eye injuries, suppressed menses, ailments from sexual excess,
inguinal hernia, skin and other parts has pricking pains, dysentery like
diarrhoea, haemorrhoids, defluxions of the lungs and spitting of blood.
Loves water - very thirsty. Contains Silicea and Gallic acid which might
give its connection to the lungs and blood.
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall
All the King's horses and all the King's men
Couldn't put Humpty together again
Most of us will be familiar with this nursery rhyme, unfortunately the
origins actually refer to either a powerful cannon used during the English
Civil War which was tumbled to the ground by the Royalists and couldn't be
repaired, or to King Richard III who suffered from some kind of Scoliosis
and he was slain where he lay when he fell from his horse and no-one was
able to help him. Also the term humpty was often given to people who were of
portly stature. There are other renditions and you get the drift but it is
Charles Dodgson's use of Humpty Dumpty which gets to be really interesting.
Generally thought of as being haughty (high up on the wall and looking down
on people - but from great heights you can only fall downwards),
intellectual and an obnoxious egghead, it was Humpty's use of language with
Alice which fascinated me..."When I use a word", Humpty said, in a rather
scornful tone, "it means just what I choose it to mean, neither more nor
less."
Alice then goes on to ask Humpty what the meaning of the poem Jabberwocky
is.
'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
Did gyre and gimble in the wabe:
All mimsy were the borogoves,
And the mome raths outgrabe.
My client wasn't quite of this calibre but it had me thinking about the
possible intellectual and emotional affinities to Symphytum. I really don't
know of any that come from the meagre? proving but Symphytum has a history
of being useful for many pulmonary diseases and there is often thought to be
a link with the emotions and the lungs.
My recent request about eggs was to do with this case - for fun I really
wanted to make a connection with Symphytum and eggs (the egghead reference
to Humpty was entirely coddled (sic) by Dodgson), but to no avail either.
Back to Homeopathy - there were some interesting points raised by those who
worked on the case.
In no way was I trying to trick people with this case, I gave it as I
received it. Perhaps I could have presented the case with a view to
influencing your direction of case analysis, but I didn't want to do that. I
think I found the remedy partly by chance and partly by homing in on the
'origin' of the case and not being flustered by what to rep, how to rep, or
being drawn into the richness of what stood outside of the case, like the
language and clothes. Normally I would give high grading to such aspects. It
is very easy to get carried away with repertorisation but it has to be
factual, pertain to the diseased state and not the healthy state, and be
kept simple.
Rosemary also brought in some valuable observations, she wrote:-
"When I ask myself "what needs to be cured?" I find myself thinking that the
I always try to take a case back to its origins - by this I mean take it to
where it really begins. I will always give importance to tendencies towards
certain conditions before that time as this can be clues as to the general
miasmatic influence, but I try to put a circle around the case and contain
it. In this case, although there were family problems, possibly the ease of
wealth could have been contributing and there was skin sx in the background,
this case began with the broken bones - who knows what would have happened
if that accident had not occured.
seems basically pretty sycotic, the present situation might well be an acute
miasmatic response superimposed on his constitutional state. What's the
best way to deal with this?"
This would make for a really good discussion - any offers? Hopefully it
would not be cheeky to suggest that Ardavan might contribute his thoughts on
this subject of acute miasms fusing with the chronic state.
Finally, from CD,
"Alice waited a minute to see if Humpty would speak again, but, as he never
opened his eyes or took any further notice her, she said 'Good-bye!' once
more, and, getting no answer to this, she quietly walked away: but she
couldn't help saying to herself, as she went, 'of all the unsatisfactory...'
(she repeated this aloud, as it was a great comfort to have such a long word
to say) 'of all the unsatisfactory people I ever met...' she never finished
the sentence, for at this moment a heavy crash shook the forest from end to
end.!"
Thanks for reading.
Best wishes, Joy Lucas.
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shannonnelson@tds.net writes:
Here is Joy's case of Symphytum:
Jean gave a really big clue as to the remedy (broken bones and broken life)
and VT's repertorisation - excellent and included here again to peruse:-
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - fortune; from reverse of
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - mortification
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - rudeness of others
MIND - BROODING - condition, over one's
MIND - DWELLS - past disagreeable occurrences, on
MIND - FORSAKEN feeling - isolation; sensation of
MIND - GRIEF - silent
MIND - INDIFFERENCE, apathy - business affairs, to
MIND - IRRESOLUTION, indecision - choosing things; in
MIND - WEARY OF LIFE
GENERALS - INJURIES - Bones; fractures of - slow repair of broken bones
GENERALS - INJURIES - Bones; fractures of - compound fracture.
There is more that could be added to these rubrics but this case came to me
at the end of a day and I chose NOT to repertorise or prescribe there and
then. I took time out to think about what was the diseased state that needed
curing.
I began thinking about "falling to pieces" - Lac Can; Lob; Thuja; Phos; etc
but I knew he was none of these. The case did not seem to go beyond the
injury to the bones and I went straight to Symphytum - mainly because I had
closeted this remedy as being only for broken bones. And it is so wrong to
do this - helpful, initially, when we begin to learn our MM but very
limiting in the long run.
Needless to say I prescribed Symphytum 1m without doing any repping (yes I
can hear the out cry from here, but it was at the end of the day) and I
could hardly believe that Symphytum covered the case so well. The analysis
came afterwards.
The client went on to a remarkable recovery, swiftly with no aggravations or
disturbance, 'got his life back together' and took off to enjoy it.
On reflection, there were parts of this case which were not to be included
in the 'needing to be cured' picture - the flamboyant language (more of that
later), the clothes he wore, the early hair loss (Symphytum does contain
Silicea which might be an angle on this), the itching skin (Symphytum has
really hairy leaves and if you touch it too much, although those hairs are
soft, they leave the skin red and sore and very itchy to those who might be
susceptible), the passionate and sexual level of his love. His hair did not
change but he was not concerned about this, even considered it quite trendy
and he has not since had a return of the itchy skin sx. He didn't choose to
talk too much about his relationship except that it was highly sexual and
passionate and Symphytum does has have ailments from sexual excess - this
was part of his sense of loss.
Symphytum is all about pain killing and it might be physical or emotional
pain. (I will always take that liberty of extending physical pain into
emotional pain.) The injuries or wounds are not from incisions or
lacerations (as in Calendula and other remedies) but from blows, blunt
instruments and have most effect on the soft parts.
Symphytum also has an affinity to broken bones, bone cancers, skin ulcers,
gastric and intestinal ulcers (draws off decaying tissues), haemorrhages and
bruising, eye injuries, suppressed menses, ailments from sexual excess,
inguinal hernia, skin and other parts has pricking pains, dysentery like
diarrhoea, haemorrhoids, defluxions of the lungs and spitting of blood.
Loves water - very thirsty. Contains Silicea and Gallic acid which might
give its connection to the lungs and blood.
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall
All the King's horses and all the King's men
Couldn't put Humpty together again
Most of us will be familiar with this nursery rhyme, unfortunately the
origins actually refer to either a powerful cannon used during the English
Civil War which was tumbled to the ground by the Royalists and couldn't be
repaired, or to King Richard III who suffered from some kind of Scoliosis
and he was slain where he lay when he fell from his horse and no-one was
able to help him. Also the term humpty was often given to people who were of
portly stature. There are other renditions and you get the drift but it is
Charles Dodgson's use of Humpty Dumpty which gets to be really interesting.
Generally thought of as being haughty (high up on the wall and looking down
on people - but from great heights you can only fall downwards),
intellectual and an obnoxious egghead, it was Humpty's use of language with
Alice which fascinated me..."When I use a word", Humpty said, in a rather
scornful tone, "it means just what I choose it to mean, neither more nor
less."
Alice then goes on to ask Humpty what the meaning of the poem Jabberwocky
is.
'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
Did gyre and gimble in the wabe:
All mimsy were the borogoves,
And the mome raths outgrabe.
My client wasn't quite of this calibre but it had me thinking about the
possible intellectual and emotional affinities to Symphytum. I really don't
know of any that come from the meagre? proving but Symphytum has a history
of being useful for many pulmonary diseases and there is often thought to be
a link with the emotions and the lungs.
My recent request about eggs was to do with this case - for fun I really
wanted to make a connection with Symphytum and eggs (the egghead reference
to Humpty was entirely coddled (sic) by Dodgson), but to no avail either.
Back to Homeopathy - there were some interesting points raised by those who
worked on the case.
In no way was I trying to trick people with this case, I gave it as I
received it. Perhaps I could have presented the case with a view to
influencing your direction of case analysis, but I didn't want to do that. I
think I found the remedy partly by chance and partly by homing in on the
'origin' of the case and not being flustered by what to rep, how to rep, or
being drawn into the richness of what stood outside of the case, like the
language and clothes. Normally I would give high grading to such aspects. It
is very easy to get carried away with repertorisation but it has to be
factual, pertain to the diseased state and not the healthy state, and be
kept simple.
Rosemary also brought in some valuable observations, she wrote:-
"When I ask myself "what needs to be cured?" I find myself thinking that the
I always try to take a case back to its origins - by this I mean take it to
where it really begins. I will always give importance to tendencies towards
certain conditions before that time as this can be clues as to the general
miasmatic influence, but I try to put a circle around the case and contain
it. In this case, although there were family problems, possibly the ease of
wealth could have been contributing and there was skin sx in the background,
this case began with the broken bones - who knows what would have happened
if that accident had not occured.
seems basically pretty sycotic, the present situation might well be an acute
miasmatic response superimposed on his constitutional state. What's the
best way to deal with this?"
This would make for a really good discussion - any offers? Hopefully it
would not be cheeky to suggest that Ardavan might contribute his thoughts on
this subject of acute miasms fusing with the chronic state.
Finally, from CD,
"Alice waited a minute to see if Humpty would speak again, but, as he never
opened his eyes or took any further notice her, she said 'Good-bye!' once
more, and, getting no answer to this, she quietly walked away: but she
couldn't help saying to herself, as she went, 'of all the unsatisfactory...'
(she repeated this aloud, as it was a great comfort to have such a long word
to say) 'of all the unsatisfactory people I ever met...' she never finished
the sentence, for at this moment a heavy crash shook the forest from end to
end.!"
Thanks for reading.
Best wishes, Joy Lucas.
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Re: Symphytum rubrics
Hi Rochelle,
Yep, I had the same problem!
It was Symph, and someone has re-sent me the rubrics privately, which I'll
re-post here, in case anyone else wants them.
Cheers,
Shannon
MIND - ABSTRACTION OF MIND
MIND - ACTIVITY; desires - creative activity
MIND - AFFECTIONATE
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - anger
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - anticipation
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - domination - children; in
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - excitement - emotional
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - fortune; from reverse of
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - mortification
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - quarrelling
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - remorse
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - rudeness of others
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - sexual excesses
MIND - ANGER - alternating with - repentance; quick
MIND - ANSWERING - abruptly
MIND - ANXIETY - children - about his
MIND - ANXIETY - conscience; anxiety of
MIND - ANXIETY - future, about
MIND - ANXIETY - tobacco, from smoking
MIND - AVERSION - men; to [= male persons] - women; in
MIND - BED - remain in bed; desire to
MIND - BROODING
MIND - BROODING - condition, over one's
MIND - CAPRICIOUSNESS
MIND - CAREFREE
MIND - CARES, full of - morning
MIND - CARES, full of - future; about
MIND - CENSORIOUS
MIND - CHEERFUL - alternating with - sadness
MIND - CHEERFUL - music, from
MIND - CLAIRVOYANCE
MIND - COLORS - red - desire for
MIND - COMPANY - aversion to
MIND - COMPANY - desire for
MIND - CONCENTRATION - active
MIND - CONCENTRATION - difficult
MIND - CONCENTRATION - difficult - forenoon
MIND - CONCENTRATION - difficult - attention, cannot fix
MIND - CONCENTRATION - difficult - conversation, during
MIND - CONCENTRATION - difficult - talking, while
MIND - CONCENTRATION - difficult - working, while
MIND - CONFIDENCE - want of self-confidence
MIND - CONFIDENT
MIND - CONFUSION of mind - daily affairs; about
MIND - CONFUSION of mind - riding, while
MIND - CONFUSION of mind - time; as to
MIND - CONFUSION of mind - writing, while
MIND - CONTRADICTION - disposition to contradict
MIND - DEATH - thoughts of
MIND - DELUSIONS - arms - belong to her; arms do not
MIND - DELUSIONS - born into the world; he was newly
MIND - DELUSIONS - child - he is a child
MIND - DELUSIONS - child - he is a child - acts like a child; and
MIND - DELUSIONS - criticized, she is
MIND - DELUSIONS - injury - about to receive injury; is
MIND - DELUSIONS - laughed at and mocked at; being
MIND - DELUSIONS - legs - belong to her; her legs don't
MIND - DELUSIONS - neglected - duty; he has neglected his
MIND - DELUSIONS - neglected - he or she is neglected
MIND - DELUSIONS - new; everything is
MIND - DELUSIONS - nobody; being
MIND - DELUSIONS - separated - world; from the - he is separated
MIND - DELUSIONS - wrong - done wrong; he has
MIND - DELUSIONS - Abdomen - enlarged
MIND - DETACHED
MIND - DISCONTENTED - himself, with
MIND - DWELLS - past disagreeable occurrences, on
MIND - EXCITEMENT
MIND - EXCITEMENT - anticipating events, when
MIND - EXHILARATION
MIND - EXHILARATION - blissful
MIND - FEAR - death, of
MIND - FEAR - death, of - sleep - die if he goes to sleep; fear he will
MIND - FEAR - dogs, of
MIND - FEAR - falling, of
MIND - FEAR - falling, of - walking, when
MIND - FEAR - happen, something will
MIND - FEAR - hurt, of being
MIND - FEAR - injury - being injured; of
MIND - FEAR - knives; of
MIND - FEAR - pins; of
MIND - FEAR - unfit for work; of becoming
MIND - FIGHT, wants to
MIND - FIRMNESS
MIND - FORGETFUL
MIND - FORSAKEN feeling
MIND - FORSAKEN feeling - isolation; sensation of
MIND - GRIEF - silent
MIND - HELPLESSNESS; feeling of
MIND - HUMILITY
MIND - HURRY, haste
MIND - HURRY, haste - work, in
MIND - IDEAS - abundant, clearness of mind
MIND - IDEAS - abundant, clearness of mind - evening
MIND - IDEAS - abundant, clearness of mind - evening - bed, in
MIND - IMPRESSIONABLE - unpleasantly impressed by everything
MIND - IMPULSIVE
MIND - INDIFFERENCE, apathy
MIND - INDIFFERENCE, apathy - business affairs, to
MIND - INDIFFERENCE, apathy - important - things, to
MIND - INDIFFERENCE, apathy - opinion of others; to
MIND - INDIFFERENCE, apathy - reprimands, to all
MIND - INITIATIVE, lack of
MIND - INJUSTICE, cannot support
MIND - IRRESOLUTION, indecision
MIND - IRRESOLUTION, indecision - acts, in
MIND - IRRESOLUTION, indecision - choosing things; in
MIND - IRRESOLUTION, indecision - trifles, about
MIND - IRRITABILITY - afternoon
MIND - IRRITABILITY - afternoon - 16 h
MIND - IRRITABILITY - coffee, after
MIND - IRRITABILITY - disturbed, when
MIND - IRRITABILITY - family, to her
MIND - IRRITABILITY - husband; towards
MIND - IRRITABILITY - trifles, from
MIND - IRRITABILITY - walking, when - open air amel.; in
MIND - IRRITABILITY - working, when
MIND - LAUGHING
MIND - LAUGHING - silly
MIND - LAZINESS
MIND - LAZINESS - morning
MIND - LAZINESS - housework; aversion to her usual
MIND - MATHEMATICS - inability for - summing up is difficult
MIND - MEMORY - active
MIND - MEMORY - weakness of memory - dates, for
MIND - MEMORY - weakness of memory - do; for what was about to
MIND - MEMORY - weakness of memory - done; for what he just has
MIND - MEMORY - weakness of memory - everyday things, for
MIND - MEMORY - weakness of memory - facts, for - recent facts, for
MIND - MEMORY - weakness of memory - occurrences of the day, for
MIND - MEMORY - weakness of memory - words; for
MIND - MENTAL POWER - increased
MIND - MILDNESS
MIND - MISTAKES; making - names, in
MIND - MISTAKES; making - side; about left and right
MIND - MISTAKES; making - speaking, in
MIND - MISTAKES; making - speaking, in - words - mispronouncing words
MIND - MISTAKES; making - time, in - conception of time; has lost the
MIND - MOOD - changeable
MIND - MUSIC - agg.
MIND - MUSIC - amel.
MIND - MUSIC - aversion to
MIND - MUSIC - desire for
MIND - OBJECTIVE, reasonable
MIND - OBSTINATE, headstrong
MIND - OBSTINATE, headstrong - plans; in the execution of
MIND - OFFENDED, easily
MIND - OPTIMISTIC
MIND - PERTINACITY
MIND - POSITIVENESS
MIND - PROTESTING
MIND - QUARRELLING - aversion to
MIND - QUARRELSOME
MIND - REMORSE
MIND - REMORSE - quickly, repents
MIND - REMORSE - trifles, about
MIND - REPROACHING himself
MIND - RESIGNATION
MIND - REST - desire for
MIND - RESTLESSNESS - sitting, while
MIND - SADNESS
MIND - SADNESS - daytime
MIND - SADNESS - morning - waking - on
MIND - SADNESS - evening
MIND - SADNESS - suicidal disposition, with
MIND - SENSES - acute
MIND - SENSITIVE - noise, to - shrill sounds, to
MIND - SERIOUS, earnest
MIND - SINGING
MIND - SPEECH - abrupt
MIND - SPEECH - finish sentence; cannot
MIND - SPEECH - monosyllabic
MIND - STARTING, startled - sleep - during
MIND - STUPEFACTION
MIND - SUICIDAL disposition - music, from
MIND - SUSCEPTIBLE
MIND - SYMPATHETIC
MIND - SYMPATHETIC - animals; towards
MIND - TACITURN
MIND - TACITURN - evening
MIND - TACITURN - company, in
MIND - THOUGHTS - disagreeable
MIND - THOUGHTS - past, of the
MIND - THOUGHTS - sexual
MIND - THOUGHTS - wandering
MIND - THOUGHTS - wandering - afternoon
MIND - THOUGHTS - wandering - work, at
MIND - THROWING things around - persons; at
MIND - TIDY
MIND - TIME - slowly, appears longer; passes too
MIND - TIMIDITY
MIND - TIMIDITY - public; about appearing in
MIND - TOUCHED - aversion to be
MIND - TRANQUILLITY, serenity, calmness
MIND - UNCONSCIOUSNESS - sensation of
MIND - WEARY OF LIFE
MIND - WEEPING - desire to weep
MIND - WILL - loss of will power
MIND - WRITING - aversion to
MIND - WRITING - difficulty in expressing ideas in
MIND - YIELDING disposition
Yep, I had the same problem!
It was Symph, and someone has re-sent me the rubrics privately, which I'll
re-post here, in case anyone else wants them.
Cheers,
Shannon
MIND - ABSTRACTION OF MIND
MIND - ACTIVITY; desires - creative activity
MIND - AFFECTIONATE
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - anger
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - anticipation
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - domination - children; in
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - excitement - emotional
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - fortune; from reverse of
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - mortification
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - quarrelling
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - remorse
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - rudeness of others
MIND - AILMENTS FROM - sexual excesses
MIND - ANGER - alternating with - repentance; quick
MIND - ANSWERING - abruptly
MIND - ANXIETY - children - about his
MIND - ANXIETY - conscience; anxiety of
MIND - ANXIETY - future, about
MIND - ANXIETY - tobacco, from smoking
MIND - AVERSION - men; to [= male persons] - women; in
MIND - BED - remain in bed; desire to
MIND - BROODING
MIND - BROODING - condition, over one's
MIND - CAPRICIOUSNESS
MIND - CAREFREE
MIND - CARES, full of - morning
MIND - CARES, full of - future; about
MIND - CENSORIOUS
MIND - CHEERFUL - alternating with - sadness
MIND - CHEERFUL - music, from
MIND - CLAIRVOYANCE
MIND - COLORS - red - desire for
MIND - COMPANY - aversion to
MIND - COMPANY - desire for
MIND - CONCENTRATION - active
MIND - CONCENTRATION - difficult
MIND - CONCENTRATION - difficult - forenoon
MIND - CONCENTRATION - difficult - attention, cannot fix
MIND - CONCENTRATION - difficult - conversation, during
MIND - CONCENTRATION - difficult - talking, while
MIND - CONCENTRATION - difficult - working, while
MIND - CONFIDENCE - want of self-confidence
MIND - CONFIDENT
MIND - CONFUSION of mind - daily affairs; about
MIND - CONFUSION of mind - riding, while
MIND - CONFUSION of mind - time; as to
MIND - CONFUSION of mind - writing, while
MIND - CONTRADICTION - disposition to contradict
MIND - DEATH - thoughts of
MIND - DELUSIONS - arms - belong to her; arms do not
MIND - DELUSIONS - born into the world; he was newly
MIND - DELUSIONS - child - he is a child
MIND - DELUSIONS - child - he is a child - acts like a child; and
MIND - DELUSIONS - criticized, she is
MIND - DELUSIONS - injury - about to receive injury; is
MIND - DELUSIONS - laughed at and mocked at; being
MIND - DELUSIONS - legs - belong to her; her legs don't
MIND - DELUSIONS - neglected - duty; he has neglected his
MIND - DELUSIONS - neglected - he or she is neglected
MIND - DELUSIONS - new; everything is
MIND - DELUSIONS - nobody; being
MIND - DELUSIONS - separated - world; from the - he is separated
MIND - DELUSIONS - wrong - done wrong; he has
MIND - DELUSIONS - Abdomen - enlarged
MIND - DETACHED
MIND - DISCONTENTED - himself, with
MIND - DWELLS - past disagreeable occurrences, on
MIND - EXCITEMENT
MIND - EXCITEMENT - anticipating events, when
MIND - EXHILARATION
MIND - EXHILARATION - blissful
MIND - FEAR - death, of
MIND - FEAR - death, of - sleep - die if he goes to sleep; fear he will
MIND - FEAR - dogs, of
MIND - FEAR - falling, of
MIND - FEAR - falling, of - walking, when
MIND - FEAR - happen, something will
MIND - FEAR - hurt, of being
MIND - FEAR - injury - being injured; of
MIND - FEAR - knives; of
MIND - FEAR - pins; of
MIND - FEAR - unfit for work; of becoming
MIND - FIGHT, wants to
MIND - FIRMNESS
MIND - FORGETFUL
MIND - FORSAKEN feeling
MIND - FORSAKEN feeling - isolation; sensation of
MIND - GRIEF - silent
MIND - HELPLESSNESS; feeling of
MIND - HUMILITY
MIND - HURRY, haste
MIND - HURRY, haste - work, in
MIND - IDEAS - abundant, clearness of mind
MIND - IDEAS - abundant, clearness of mind - evening
MIND - IDEAS - abundant, clearness of mind - evening - bed, in
MIND - IMPRESSIONABLE - unpleasantly impressed by everything
MIND - IMPULSIVE
MIND - INDIFFERENCE, apathy
MIND - INDIFFERENCE, apathy - business affairs, to
MIND - INDIFFERENCE, apathy - important - things, to
MIND - INDIFFERENCE, apathy - opinion of others; to
MIND - INDIFFERENCE, apathy - reprimands, to all
MIND - INITIATIVE, lack of
MIND - INJUSTICE, cannot support
MIND - IRRESOLUTION, indecision
MIND - IRRESOLUTION, indecision - acts, in
MIND - IRRESOLUTION, indecision - choosing things; in
MIND - IRRESOLUTION, indecision - trifles, about
MIND - IRRITABILITY - afternoon
MIND - IRRITABILITY - afternoon - 16 h
MIND - IRRITABILITY - coffee, after
MIND - IRRITABILITY - disturbed, when
MIND - IRRITABILITY - family, to her
MIND - IRRITABILITY - husband; towards
MIND - IRRITABILITY - trifles, from
MIND - IRRITABILITY - walking, when - open air amel.; in
MIND - IRRITABILITY - working, when
MIND - LAUGHING
MIND - LAUGHING - silly
MIND - LAZINESS
MIND - LAZINESS - morning
MIND - LAZINESS - housework; aversion to her usual
MIND - MATHEMATICS - inability for - summing up is difficult
MIND - MEMORY - active
MIND - MEMORY - weakness of memory - dates, for
MIND - MEMORY - weakness of memory - do; for what was about to
MIND - MEMORY - weakness of memory - done; for what he just has
MIND - MEMORY - weakness of memory - everyday things, for
MIND - MEMORY - weakness of memory - facts, for - recent facts, for
MIND - MEMORY - weakness of memory - occurrences of the day, for
MIND - MEMORY - weakness of memory - words; for
MIND - MENTAL POWER - increased
MIND - MILDNESS
MIND - MISTAKES; making - names, in
MIND - MISTAKES; making - side; about left and right
MIND - MISTAKES; making - speaking, in
MIND - MISTAKES; making - speaking, in - words - mispronouncing words
MIND - MISTAKES; making - time, in - conception of time; has lost the
MIND - MOOD - changeable
MIND - MUSIC - agg.
MIND - MUSIC - amel.
MIND - MUSIC - aversion to
MIND - MUSIC - desire for
MIND - OBJECTIVE, reasonable
MIND - OBSTINATE, headstrong
MIND - OBSTINATE, headstrong - plans; in the execution of
MIND - OFFENDED, easily
MIND - OPTIMISTIC
MIND - PERTINACITY
MIND - POSITIVENESS
MIND - PROTESTING
MIND - QUARRELLING - aversion to
MIND - QUARRELSOME
MIND - REMORSE
MIND - REMORSE - quickly, repents
MIND - REMORSE - trifles, about
MIND - REPROACHING himself
MIND - RESIGNATION
MIND - REST - desire for
MIND - RESTLESSNESS - sitting, while
MIND - SADNESS
MIND - SADNESS - daytime
MIND - SADNESS - morning - waking - on
MIND - SADNESS - evening
MIND - SADNESS - suicidal disposition, with
MIND - SENSES - acute
MIND - SENSITIVE - noise, to - shrill sounds, to
MIND - SERIOUS, earnest
MIND - SINGING
MIND - SPEECH - abrupt
MIND - SPEECH - finish sentence; cannot
MIND - SPEECH - monosyllabic
MIND - STARTING, startled - sleep - during
MIND - STUPEFACTION
MIND - SUICIDAL disposition - music, from
MIND - SUSCEPTIBLE
MIND - SYMPATHETIC
MIND - SYMPATHETIC - animals; towards
MIND - TACITURN
MIND - TACITURN - evening
MIND - TACITURN - company, in
MIND - THOUGHTS - disagreeable
MIND - THOUGHTS - past, of the
MIND - THOUGHTS - sexual
MIND - THOUGHTS - wandering
MIND - THOUGHTS - wandering - afternoon
MIND - THOUGHTS - wandering - work, at
MIND - THROWING things around - persons; at
MIND - TIDY
MIND - TIME - slowly, appears longer; passes too
MIND - TIMIDITY
MIND - TIMIDITY - public; about appearing in
MIND - TOUCHED - aversion to be
MIND - TRANQUILLITY, serenity, calmness
MIND - UNCONSCIOUSNESS - sensation of
MIND - WEARY OF LIFE
MIND - WEEPING - desire to weep
MIND - WILL - loss of will power
MIND - WRITING - aversion to
MIND - WRITING - difficulty in expressing ideas in
MIND - YIELDING disposition
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Carolyn Ramos
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Re: Symphytum rubrics
Would you please tell me which repertory these Symphytum mentals are from?
Thanks,
Carolyn
Thanks,
Carolyn
Re: Symphytum rubrics
These rubrics were from Synthesis (Radar)
Robyn
"Each progressive spirit is opposed by a thousand mediocre minds appointed to guard the past" (Maurice Maeterlinck)
Robyn
"Each progressive spirit is opposed by a thousand mediocre minds appointed to guard the past" (Maurice Maeterlinck)
Re: Symphytum rubrics
I must have missed that one!! Have saved it now!!
Thanks Jim!
Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
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Thanks Jim!
Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
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