Hi Rob,
What is RU? Are you getting this from the Radar Synthesis. I don't think
Boenninghausen is in Radar. Also, I could not find the differentiation
between hard and soft palate. Also could not find MOUTH - PHENOMENA -
ITCHING. Trying to stay on the same page as you. ;-
Blessings,
Ellen Madono
ftrn 181 -- palate - beginner's question
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Ellen Madono
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Re: ftrn 181 -- palate - beginner's question
***Hi Ellen
RU stands for Repertory Universale which is the newest repertory brought out
by Roger van Zandvoort and is based on his former Complete Repertory, but is
set out to allow for analysis similar to Boenninghausen's methods.
Radar has just added this to their list of Repertories that you can add if
you want to and i am very pleased to have it to use in conjunction with
Synthesis.
The last two rubrics below were from Synthesis in Radar 9 and the ones with
the word Phenomena, are from the RU.
When I said it seems that they are from Boger and Boenninghausen, I meant
that the reference next to each remedy in the rubric was mainly those two
authors, so that is where these rubrics most likely came from.
Hope this is what you were wanting to know
If you have Synthesis, I would expect that you could find the same two
rubrics as I did - let me know if not
Robyn
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RU stands for Repertory Universale which is the newest repertory brought out
by Roger van Zandvoort and is based on his former Complete Repertory, but is
set out to allow for analysis similar to Boenninghausen's methods.
Radar has just added this to their list of Repertories that you can add if
you want to and i am very pleased to have it to use in conjunction with
Synthesis.
The last two rubrics below were from Synthesis in Radar 9 and the ones with
the word Phenomena, are from the RU.
When I said it seems that they are from Boger and Boenninghausen, I meant
that the reference next to each remedy in the rubric was mainly those two
authors, so that is where these rubrics most likely came from.
Hope this is what you were wanting to know
If you have Synthesis, I would expect that you could find the same two
rubrics as I did - let me know if not
Robyn
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