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09/09/2025

Single Remedy Rubric

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09/09/2025

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29/08/2025

UNDERSTANDING THE REMEDY

🌿"Taxus baccata" 🌿

🌱The Taxus baccata patient often presents with a strong inner imagination of wealth and grandeur. They dream of success, prosperity, and being in control of abundant resources. This imagination drives them, but also makes them vulnerable to disappointments.

☘️They frequently complain of feeling used or exploited — “people take advantage of me,” they may say. Along with this, there is a deep sense of having suffered wrongs in life, a chronic grievance that colors their relationships.

🍀In their better state, they show a sincere desire to help others, stepping in to support, guide, or rescue people in need. But the world often responds with selfishness and indifference, and this strikes at the very core of their being. They react with anger at the selfishness of others, or deep hurt and even rage when faced with indifference.

⚘️A strong revengeful streak may appear — they cannot easily forget or forgive perceived wrongs. They carry bitterness against those who betrayed or neglected them.

☘️At a deeper level, the Taxus mind lives in conflict:

🌿One side is drawn upward toward higher consciousness, spirituality, ideals of justice and selfless service.

🍀The other side is pulled downward by material desires, wealth delusions, ego hurts, and worldly struggles.
This tension often exhausts them and gives them a restless, dissatisfied demeanor.

🌿Despite emotional storms, they retain a reasonable, objective side — able to judge and analyze facts with clarity. This objectivity helps them survive the turmoil of their inner world.

⚘️Over time, however, as their idealism gets repeatedly wounded, they may swing into the opposite polarity — developing an aversion to helping others. Once generous, they now withdraw, becoming cold, detached, even refusing involvement in the needs of others.

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✨ Essence:
Taxus baccata is a person of grand imagination, helpful nature, and high ideals, who suffers from exploitation, betrayal, and indifference, leading to anger, revenge, inner conflict, and eventual withdrawal from helping others.

28/08/2025

UNDERSTANDING MIND RUBRIC

“Mind – comply to the wishes of others; feeling obliged to” -- refers to a mental/emotional state in homeopathy where:

The person cannot say “no” easily.

They feel an inner compulsion to agree or to go along with what others want.

Even when it is inconvenient, against their own desire, or not in their best interest, they still comply.

There is a sense of obligation or duty — they don’t want to displease, hurt, or disappoint others.

It often connects with pleasing tendencies, submissiveness, lack of assertiveness, or fear of conflict/rejection.

👉 In clinical observation, such patients may appear over-accommodating, yielding, and self-sacrificing. They suppress their own wishes and put others’ needs first.

This rubric is different from:

“Yielding disposition” → general softness, submissiveness, giving in easily.

“Obsequious” → flattery or servile compliance to gain favor.

“Obliged to do everything others desire” → stronger compulsion, sometimes with guilt if they don’t comply.

Let’s compare Triticum vulgare (Triticum vulgare, wheat) and Magnesium muriaticum in the context of the rubric:

👉 Rubric: Mind – comply to the wishes of others; feeling obliged to

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🌾 Triticum vulgare (Wheat remedy)

General picture: Known for yielding, compliant, and obliging nature.

Theme: A soft, pliable disposition → feels they must adjust to the expectations of others.

Compliance comes from a desire for acceptance and avoidance of rejection.

They often lose their own individuality while merging with what others expect.

Emotional root: A kind of dependency and need for belonging → compliance is a survival mechanism.

Clinically: Such patients may seem submissive, eager to please, mild, and yielding.

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🧂 Magnesium muriaticum (Magnesium chloride)

General picture: Deep sense of duty, guilt, and responsibility.

Theme: Compliance is not just to “please” → it’s because they feel obliged, guilty, or morally responsible if they don’t.

They can sacrifice themselves silently, suppress emotions, especially anger, grief, or resentment.

Compliance comes more from fear of loss of love, fear of reproach, and strong conscientiousness.

Emotional root: A strong mother–child dynamic → they comply out of duty and guilt, like a child trying to “earn” love.

Clinically: Such patients may appear serious, dutiful, conscientious, and self-restrained, often with hidden grief.

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⚖️ Key Differentiation (in reference to rubric)

Triticum vulgare – Complies because they are mild, dependent, and don’t want rejection → more yielding softness.

Magnesium muriaticum – Complies because they feel duty-bound, guilty, or responsible → more moral pressure, guilt-driven compliance.

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✨ So in practice:

A Triticum vulgare patient: “I just can’t say no, I want people to like me, I go along with whatever they say.”

A Mag-mur patient: “I must do what is expected, otherwise I feel guilty or unworthy of love.”

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13/08/2025

Understanding "Bryonia"

🧠 Mental Picture – Bryonia alba

A Bryonia person wants life to slow down and leave them undisturbed. Their mind longs for rest and quiet, and they are averse to being disturbed in any form — whether by people, questions, or noise. They prefer stillness both physically and mentally, guarding their peace like a precious resource.

Yet beneath this outward need for calm runs a constant anxiety about business or work. They think about their affairs even when unwell, worrying about unfinished tasks, financial matters, or the smooth running of their responsibilities. This anxiety is so strong that they may put business before health, insisting on continuing work when rest is what they need most.

If interrupted, they become irritable, answering curtly, as though every distraction is pulling them away from urgent matters. In illness, they lie still, resent conversation, and speak reluctantly — but their mind is still busy calculating, planning, or fretting over business details.

Bryonia’s mind is thus a paradox: an outward craving for peace and undisturbed rest, with an inward restlessness fueled by responsibility and worry over practical affairs.

Mind - rest- desire for
Mind - quiet; wants to be
Mind - disturbed; averse to being
Mind - anxiety; business about, his

08/08/2025

Understanding the Remedy "CARCINOSINUM "
Through Mind Rubrics

🔍 1. Mind – Responsibility – Taking too seriously

🧠 Meaning of the Rubric:

This rubric indicates a person who feels an excessive burden of duty.

They are overly conscientious and often go beyond what is expected.

They may feel responsible not just for their own tasks, but also for others’ well-being, actions, or emotional states.

It often stems from deep guilt, desire to please, or fear of failure or criticism.

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💎 Carcinosinum & “Taking Responsibility Too Seriously”:

Core Traits:

Carcinosinum individuals are deeply dutiful, overly responsible, and often perfectionistic.

They carry the weight of the world on their shoulders — children may act like adults, taking care of siblings, trying to protect their parents.

This deep sense of obligation often arises from a strict upbringing, where love may have been conditional on performance or good behavior.

Key Features:

Cannot bear to disappoint others.

May anticipate needs, sacrifice themselves silently, and try to “keep everything together.”

Suppression of desires and emotions in favor of duty and harmony.

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🔍 2. Mind – Mildness

🧠 Meaning of the Rubric:

Denotes a gentle, soft, yielding nature.

These individuals avoid conflict, submit easily, and often suppress their own needs or opinions to keep peace.

May be taken advantage of due to their compliance.

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💎 Carcinosinum & “Mildness”:

Core Traits:

Carcinosinum is a classic remedy for the “good child” syndrome — quiet, well-behaved, agreeable.

These individuals are people-pleasers and have a deep fear of conflict or punishment.

Mild on the outside, but internally sensitive and easily wounded.

Even in adult life, they maintain a non-confrontational, peacekeeping approach.

Root Cause:

This mildness is often a compensatory behavior to avoid emotional rejection or criticism.

Grew up in authoritarian or emotionally cold environments where “being good” was a survival strategy.

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📌 Visual Portrait of a Carcinosinum Patient:

A quiet, polite child who takes care of younger siblings.

An adult who does everything for everyone and rarely complains.

Always smiling, but hiding internal anxiety, sadness, or exhaustion.

Often overlooked because they never express how overwhelmed they are.

05/08/2025

Psychiatric Diseases with Homeopathic Approach by Mind Rubric

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1. Depression (Major Depressive Disorder)

🌿 Homeopathic Mind Rubrics:

Ailments from grief, disappointment, rejection

Despair of recovery

Loathing of life, suicidal disposition

Weeping, involuntary or suppressed

🔹 Remedies:

Natrum muriaticum – Silent grief, hates sympathy, dwells on past.

Ignatia amara – Acute grief, sighing, emotional contradiction.

Aurum metallicum – Suicidal from sense of worthlessness.

Pulsatilla – Weepy, needs consolation.

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2. Anxiety Disorders

🌿 Homeopathic Mind Rubrics:

Anxiety, anticipation before events

Fear, with restlessness

Fear of future, misfortune

Palpitation from anxiety

🔹 Remedies:

Argentum nitricum – Anticipatory anxiety, hurried, impulsive.

Gelsemium – Fear leads to weakness, trembling, dullness.

Aconitum napellus – Panic, sudden intense fear of death.

Arsenicum album – Restless anxiety, perfectionist, fear of being alone.

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3. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

🌿 Homeopathic Mind Rubrics:

Thoughts, persistent, tormenting

Fastidiousness, desire for order

Fear something will happen if not done

Compulsive washing, checking

🔹 Remedies:

Arsenicum album – Obsessive cleaning, fear of germs.

Thuja occidentalis – Fixed ideas, duality of personality.

Nux vomica – Workaholic, perfectionist, irritable.

Medorrhinum – Repeating, compulsive tendencies.

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4. Bipolar Disorder (Manic-Depressive)

🌿 Homeopathic Mind Rubrics:

Excitement, alternating with sadness

Loquacity alternating with silence

Impulsiveness, extravagant behavior

🔹 Remedies:

Anacardium orientale – Dual personality, alternating states.

Lachesis muta – Loquacious, jealousy, suspicious.

Stramonium – Sudden mania, violence, terror.

Veratrum album – Religious mania, grandiosity, self-harming.

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5. Schizophrenia (Paranoid, Disorganized, Catatonic)

🌿 Homeopathic Mind Rubrics:

Delusions, hearing voices, being watched

Talking to imaginary people

Suspiciousness, hallucinations

🔹 Remedies:

Hyoscyamus niger – Delirium, jealousy, suspicion.

Stramonium – Terrifying hallucinations, fear of darkness.

Lachesis – Suspicious, sarcastic, loquacious.

Cannabis indica – Disoriented, dream-like, spaced out.

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6. Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD)

🌿 Homeopathic Mind Rubrics:

Delusion – body is deformed

Ashamed of appearance

Desire to hide or cover body

🔹 Remedies:

Silicea – Shy, low confidence about body.

Thuja occidentalis – Shame of imperfections.

Pulsatilla – Seeks validation, feels unattractive.

Natrum mur – Secretive about self, sensitive to criticism.

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7. Eating Disorders (Anorexia, Bulimia)

🌿 Homeopathic Mind Rubrics:

Aversion to food despite hunger

Delusion – body is fat

Guilt after eating, vomiting

🔹 Remedies:

Ignatia – Eating stops due to emotional grief.

Antimonium crudum – Eating disorders from emotional upset.

Natrum mur – Control over appetite, hidden bulimia.

Phosphoric acid – Apathy, eating stops from grief.

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8. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

🌿 Homeopathic Mind Rubrics:

Fear from past trauma, relives it

Startling easily, nightmares

Oversensitive to noise, touch, smells

🔹 Remedies:

Aconitum napellus – Shock from trauma, acute fear.

O***m – Night terrors, no fear felt, dissociation.

Arnica montana – Trauma, denies injury, avoids touch.

Stramonium – Nightmares, violence, fear of dark.

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9. ADHD (Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder)

🌿 Homeopathic Mind Rubrics:

Restlessness, hyperactivity

Difficulty concentrating

Impulsive, talks excessively

🔹 Remedies:

Tarentula hispanica – Restless, fast, overactive.

Veratrum album – Attention-seeking, manic behavior.

Hyoscyamus – Impulsive, talks excessively, disinhibited.

Tuberculinum – Desire for change, restless.

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10. Personality Disorders (e.g., Borderline, Narcissistic)

🌿 Homeopathic Mind Rubrics:

Jealousy, insecurity

Fear of abandonment

Self-harming behavior

Mood swings

🔹 Remedies:

Staphysagria – Suppressed anger, boundary issues.

Lachesis – Jealous, attention-seeking, intense emotions.

Anacardium – Good-evil conflict, identity issues.

Medorrhinum – Impulsive, emotionally intense, self-destructive.

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11. Dissociative Disorders (Multiple Personality, Amnesia)

🌿 Homeopathic Mind Rubrics:

Duality of will, conflicting thoughts

Forgetfulness, identity confusion

Talking as if different person

🔹 Remedies:

Anacardium orientale – Feeling of two wills, split identity.

Cannabis indica – Dissociation, surreal perception.

Stramonium – Split personality, violent outbursts.

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12. Sleep Disorders (Insomnia, Nightmares, Sleepwalking)

🌿 Homeopathic Mind Rubrics:

Sleepless from thoughts, worry

Startles in sleep

Sleep disturbed by dreams

🔹 Remedies:

Coffea cruda – Sleepless from active thoughts.

O***m – Comatose sleep, deep snoring.

Stramonium – Night terrors.

Arsenicum album – Anxious insomnia, wakes around 1–3 AM.

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13. Autism Spectrum Disorders

🌿 Homeopathic Mind Rubrics:

Repetition of words/behaviors

Aversion to touch or eye contact

Difficulty in communication

Fixed ideas, rituals

🔹 Remedies:

Baryta carbonica – Shy, slow development, lack of interaction.

Carcinosin – Sensitive, perfectionist, loves music.

Thuja – Fixed ideas, vaccine link, withdrawal.

Natrum mur – Emotional withdrawal, avoids eye contact.

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✅ How to Select the Remedy:

1. Study mental/emotional rubrics closely.

2. Match core delusions, fears, behaviors.

3. Consider personality and coping style.

4. Use Concordances and Repertory Analysis to find the most suitable remedy.

01/08/2025

01/08/2025

🧠 MIND RUBRIC 🧠

“Mind – Contradiction, intolerance of contradiction – restrain, himself to keep from violence; has to”

This rubric describes a very intense mental state. We'll go word by word:

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🔍 Word Explanation:

🧠 Mind

This rubric is found under the mental/emotional symptoms section of the repertory. It indicates a psychological trait or emotional tendency.

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🚫 Contradiction

This means being opposed, disagreed with, or corrected.

It doesn’t just mean someone says something opposite—it’s the feeling that someone is challenging or refuting your opinion, idea, or action.

Examples: “You’re wrong,” “That’s not how it works,” or “I don’t agree.”

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🔥 Intolerance of contradiction

This means the person cannot bear to be contradicted.

They react negatively, strongly, or emotionally when someone challenges them.

Not just dislike—but mental agitation, anger, or frustration arises.

This quality is deeper than stubbornness. It often reflects:

Rigidity

Ego hurt

Control issues

Suppressed rage

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⛓️ Restrain

To hold oneself back, to control or suppress a reaction.

They want to lash out, but are trying hard to stop themselves.

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🧍 Himself

This means the restraint is coming from within.

There is a self-awareness of their tendency toward anger or violence.

It’s not imposed by others—but they are struggling internally to maintain control.

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🚫💥 To keep from violence

Their first impulse when contradicted is aggression, verbal explosion, or even physical violence.

The violence may not always be external—it can be:

Slamming doors

Throwing objects

Verbal attacks

Suppressed rage leading to psychosomatic symptoms

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🔒 Has to

This means it’s not optional—the person must restrain themselves, or they will erupt.

It’s a daily battle with inner aggression.

This phrase reveals compulsion and mental struggle.

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🌪️ Full Rubric Meaning (Summarized):

> The person cannot tolerate being contradicted. When someone disagrees with them, they feel a strong internal surge of anger or rage. They are aware of this tendency and must forcefully restrain themselves to avoid becoming verbally or physically violent. This inner battle causes mental strain, frustration, and often somatic consequences like trembling, palpitations, headaches, or psychosomatic complaints.

🌿 1. Aloe socotrina (Aloe)

🧠 Mental Picture in Relation to the Rubric:

Aloe is not commonly thought of for intense mental pathology, but it has distinct irritability, anger, and low threshold for control, especially when its authority or comfort is challenged.

💥 Intolerance to Contradiction:

Becomes angry when opposed, but often doesn't show it right away.

Can have explosive anger especially when interrupted, criticized, or restricted.

Very touchy, especially when someone questions their judgment or disturbs their comfort.

🔥 Has to Restrain Himself:

Aggression is close to the surface—especially in the morning, during constipation, or heat.

May be verbally aggressive, or blurt out rude comments, but often tries to control it, especially in formal settings.

Suppression of this anger can show as restlessness, irritability, or even diarrhea (Aloe expresses suppressed states somatically).

30/07/2025

Bulimia Nervosa and homeopathy

30/07/2025

🤮 BULIMIA NERVOSA 🤮

💢 What is Bulimia Nervosa?

Bulimia Nervosa is an eating disorder marked by a cycle of binge eating (consuming large quantities of food in a short time) followed by purging behaviors like:

Self-induced vomiting

Use of laxatives, diuretics

Excessive exercise or fasting

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🔍 Core Symptoms of Bulimia Nervosa

Symptom Description

Binge Eating Consuming an excessive amount of food in a short time, often in secrecy.

Purging Attempts to “undo” the binge through vomiting or other compensatory actions.

Preoccupation with Weight Constant fear of gaining weight despite normal or low body weight.

Body Image Distortion Feeling "fat" even when not; self-worth is tied to appearance.

Mood Swings & Guilt Feelings of shame, guilt, anxiety, or depression post-binge.

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🧠 Psychological Roots

Low self-esteem

Perfectionism

Emotional trauma or neglect

Need for control

Societal pressure to be thin

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🌿 Homeopathic Approach to Bulimia Nervosa

Homeopathy doesn’t treat the disorder by name, but addresses the underlying imbalance, emotional roots, and individual personality contributing to the eating pattern.

🧠 Key Homeopathic Mind Rubrics:

Mind – Eating – ravenous appetite

Mind – Anxiety – eating, after

Mind – Guilty feeling

Mind – Self-reproach

Mind – Body – delusion, body is deformed

Mind – Fastidious

Mind – Control – loss of control, feeling of

Mind – Impulse – to injure oneself

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🌿 Key Homeopathic Remedies for Bulimia Nervosa

Ignatia amara >>
Suppressed grief, emotional sensitivity Alternating moods, silent weeping, sighing, tendency to starve or overeat emotionally.

Natrum muriaticum >>
Reserved, emotionally wounded Self-repression, control, emotional eating, guilt after eating.

Staphysagria >>
Deep-seated anger, suppressed emotions Eats secretly due to shame or abuse, guilt after binging.

Anacardium orientale >>
Conflict between right and wrong Impulse control issues, duality of mind, binge-purge cycles.

Antimonium crudum >>
Food obsession, self-disgust Binge eating, irritability, thick white-coated tongue.

Lycopodium>>
Insecurity, performance anxiety Overeating due to insecurity, bloating, distention, loss of confidence.

Nux vomica>>
Over-controlling, perfectionist Uses purging, laxatives, desires stimulants, fastidious personality.

Pulsatilla>>
Clingy, emotionally dependent Eats for comfort, soft and weepy, seeks attention and support.

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✅ How Homeopathy Helps

Healing Aspect Effect

Mental-Emotional Balance>>
Remedies address grief, guilt, trauma, self-loathing, and anxiety.

Behavioral Regulation>>
Reduces impulsivity and compulsion for binging or purging.

Body Image Healing>>
Corrects distorted perceptions and builds self-worth.

Digestive Relief>>
Supports gut health from repeated vomiting or laxative use.

Holistic Individualization >>
Remedies are tailored to personality, history, and emotion—not just symptoms.

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🌸 Example Case Snapshot

> A 20-year-old female with a history of secret binge eating and purging after emotional stress. She feels guilty, hides her behavior, has strong self-control otherwise, and avoids emotional expression.

🔹 Remedy: Natrum muriaticum
🔹 Rubrics: Guilt after eating, Emotional suppression, Reserved personality.

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📌 Final Thoughts

Bulimia is a deep cry of emotional distress—not just a food issue.
Homeopathy offers a compassionate, personalized, and non-invasive path to healing, working at the root of emotional, behavioral, and physical imbalances.

29/07/2025

Mind - INCITING others