Could someone help me with rubrics for
Child must win at all costs
Must be best at everything – but once is best puts in no further effort except to maintain status of being best (bright and can achieve this)
Many thanks in advance Pauline
Pauline Ashford
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help with finding rubric
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Roger Van Zandvoort
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Jean Doherty
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Re: help with finding rubric
Must win (1): nux-v.,, can not copy text but it reiterates what you have written.
I was thinking of Veratrum
This came up in Reference Works, Jean
I was thinking of Veratrum
This came up in Reference Works, Jean
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Jean Doherty
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Fran Sheffield
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Re: help with finding rubric
Hi Pauline,
Just another thought ... this obvious behaviour may not be the symptom that needs to be repertorised.
For example, this behaviour can occur when a child or person feels inadequate and so compensates by trying to prove to themselves and others that they are ok or 'better'. Once there is nobody left to feel inferior to, they stop the effort.
If this is what happening you may, surprisingly, be needing a remedy from the lack of confidence rubrics.
A different reason may be underpinning this behaviour - understanding the reason for it will lead to the best prescription.
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Kind regards,
Fran Sheffield
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Just another thought ... this obvious behaviour may not be the symptom that needs to be repertorised.
For example, this behaviour can occur when a child or person feels inadequate and so compensates by trying to prove to themselves and others that they are ok or 'better'. Once there is nobody left to feel inferior to, they stop the effort.
If this is what happening you may, surprisingly, be needing a remedy from the lack of confidence rubrics.
A different reason may be underpinning this behaviour - understanding the reason for it will lead to the best prescription.
--
Kind regards,
Fran Sheffield
Homeopathy Plus! (Tutorials - Remedies - Immunisation)
http://www.homeopathyplus.com.au
Do No Harm Initiative (Free Information on Homeopathic Immunisation)
http://www.d-n-h.org
Homeopathy for Autism (Guidelines for Treatment - Search for Practitioners)
http://www.homeopathy4autism.com
Re: help with finding rubric
This from MacRep:
Mind; AMBITION; AMBITIOUS (p, 66, 5-30) (67) : Aur-m-n., Lach., Nux-v., Pall., Plat., Verat., acon., aego-p., alum., alum-s., anac., anan., ars., asar., aur., aur-s., bar-s., berb., blatta, bov., calc., camph., caras., carb-an., catha-e., caul., caust., cina, cinis-p., cocain., cocc., coff., coloc., con., culx., cupr., cur., cycl., dros., graph., hydr-ac., kali-c., kola., lac-eq., lac-h., lil-t., lyc., med., mosch., nat-m., nelu., phos., polyst., predn., pter-a., puls., querc-r., ran-b., sars., sil., sol, spig., staph., sulph., tanac., ulm-c., uran.
There is a sub-rubric, which perhaps is what Jean was thinking of:
Mind; AMBITION; AMBITIOUS; Means, employed every possible (SELFISHNESS, EGOISM)(p, 5, 0) (5) : Verat., lyc., nux-v., plat., querc-r.
Peace,
Dale
Mind; AMBITION; AMBITIOUS (p, 66, 5-30) (67) : Aur-m-n., Lach., Nux-v., Pall., Plat., Verat., acon., aego-p., alum., alum-s., anac., anan., ars., asar., aur., aur-s., bar-s., berb., blatta, bov., calc., camph., caras., carb-an., catha-e., caul., caust., cina, cinis-p., cocain., cocc., coff., coloc., con., culx., cupr., cur., cycl., dros., graph., hydr-ac., kali-c., kola., lac-eq., lac-h., lil-t., lyc., med., mosch., nat-m., nelu., phos., polyst., predn., pter-a., puls., querc-r., ran-b., sars., sil., sol, spig., staph., sulph., tanac., ulm-c., uran.
There is a sub-rubric, which perhaps is what Jean was thinking of:
Mind; AMBITION; AMBITIOUS; Means, employed every possible (SELFISHNESS, EGOISM)(p, 5, 0) (5) : Verat., lyc., nux-v., plat., querc-r.
Peace,
Dale
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Pauline Ashford
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Re: help with finding rubric
Many thanks to Roger, Jean and Fran for your answers – they have helped a great deal – and thanks Fran for pointing out the thought that it may belong to the insecurity – I guess this is why I was having trouble repping it as it reeked of the need to prove, belong, gain approval
Thanks again Regards Pauline
Pauline Ashford
Homoeopath, Dorn Therapist, EFT,
Reiki, Lymphatic Drainage Massage
130 Ansell Rd Witta QLD 4552
Ph 07.54944101
email: paulineashford@optusnet.com.au
web: www.malenyhomeopathy.com
Hrs Mon 12 noon -9pm, Tues & Thurs 9-5 (other times by appt only)
Thanks again Regards Pauline
Pauline Ashford
Homoeopath, Dorn Therapist, EFT,
Reiki, Lymphatic Drainage Massage
130 Ansell Rd Witta QLD 4552
Ph 07.54944101
email: paulineashford@optusnet.com.au
web: www.malenyhomeopathy.com
Hrs Mon 12 noon -9pm, Tues & Thurs 9-5 (other times by appt only)

