Rubricism in Homoeopathy PDF

RUBRICISM Dr. Sushil S.
Dubey
RUBRICISM
By
Dr. Sushil Subhashchandra Dubey M.D(Hom)
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RUBRICISM Dr. Sushil S. Dubey
This work and efforts of mine is

affectionately dedicated with reverence
at the lotus feet of my parents,
Shri. Subhaschandra Dubey
&
Smt. Shanti Dubey.
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Dr. Samuel Hahnemann
“Thank you Sir, for unearthing this wonderful superior most

advanced science of healing”
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Any accomplishment requires the effort of many people and this work is no different. This book is
woven with the love of many beloved souls who share our journey.
I acknowledge, with gratitude, my debt of thanks to my teacher, Dr. Rajan Dubey, for his advice, his
guidance, and his constant encouragement to make my dreams come into reality. He has been a source
of inspiration for students of homoeopathy. Without both the technical and emotional support of his
the book would not have been started or finished.
I would like to convey my thanks to the many people who saw me through this book; to all those who
provided support, talked things over, read, wrote, offered comments, allowed me to quote their
remarks and assisted in the editing, proofreading and design.
I would like to thank my friends Dr. Shridhar Bodul, Dr. Vasant Dharmaraj, Dr. Mahesh Waghannawar,
Dr. Dharmendra Mishra, Dr. Vikrant Mishra, Dr. Sarfaraz Khan, Dr. Manoj Gupta, Dr. Priyanka
Hanamshet and Dr. Pooja Shah, for regularly discussing and updating my knowledge and encouraging
me to publish this book.
Above all I want to thank my wife, Seema Dubey, my dear sister Preeti Dubey, my younger brothers
Sachin and Sanjeev, who supported and encouraged me in spite of all the time it took me away from
them. It was a long and difficult journey for them.
I owe many thanks to my father Shri. Subhashchandra Dubey and Mother Smt. Shanti Dubey without
their blessings and faith on me this work would have had never seen the sunlight. I deeply appreciate
the fact that any amount of thanks will by no means fill in the debt that I owe to my parents.
I feel great to thank all my patients, who have been the source of learning rubrics, without their co-
operation the knowledge of rubrics would have not advanced. I also wish to express my gratitude to
those who may have contributed to this work, even though anonymously
Last and not least: I beg forgiveness of all those who have been with me over the course of the years
and whose names I have failed to mention.
-Dr.Sushil Dubey
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THE HOMOEOPATHIC INTERROGATION

In erecting a structure the source of its strength lies in the power of its foundation. It is this foundation
that supports and anchors the superstructure of a building. This strong foundation is intended to
prevent damage from external influences. Likewise, in erecting totality of symptoms the skill of
interrogation facilitates in further reinforcing the strong base. The art of interrogation provides superior
quality foundation for homoeopathic prescription to be made. A good case taking is the very basis for
the precise similimum to be prescribed.
Not infrequently, visitors to homoeopath are patients who have travelled from one doctor to another
and conclude their voyage into his clinic. It is then that we examine the information, as an expert, and
pronounce a specialist’s opinion. This is one of the supreme responsibilities that the physician has to
undertake. If the disciple of homoeopathy is failure in this art of case taking, then it is a sorry state,
where he will ruin the name of homoeopathic science. Neglecting the art of case taking is the most
disastrous and most unfortunate error that beginners may perhaps carry out in young practice.
It has been an observation that immature pupils, recently graduated in homoeopathic medical science,
have eager disposition to know the prescribed remedy. In this process they fail to take notice of the
nuances of the case taking, which in future can disappoint and demoralize them. On the contrary if he
aspires to be converted into master prescriber he needs to revere to the knack of case taking. He will
have to record each detail of the case and its progress in follow ups circumspectly and conscientiously.
Case Taking
Case taking is an individualizing examination of a case of disease. It is the art and skill of interrogating
the patient with an objective of unfolding the uniqueness of the disease. It is the most important task of
homoeopathic practice which comprises of recording every detail of the symptom the patient talks, also
to note every minutest deviation in the patient’s health as manifested by him and observed by the
physician. Every single information is of precious value in selecting the similimum. Not an iota of
information can be afforded to be ignored.
Objective of case taking
The leading purpose of the interview is to arrive at diagnosis of the disease. Disease diagnosis in
homoeopathic practice has but little importance, for the reason that, the name of the disease does not
influence, in any way, the process of the selection of similimum.
The perception of the disease picture and appreciation of the true character of the disease symptoms so
as to define the patient is the foremost and chief intention of interview. It is this understanding of the
disease image that will count in for similimum prescription. This is an additional duty that is assigned by
deity onto the responsible shoulders of conscientious homoeopaths. In homoeopathic practice, the
comprehension of the disease symptom can only be of assistance in selection of the remedy that will be
truly homoeopathic to the case. It is only the understanding of the poor health of the patient that will be
of help in treating the illness in a homoeopathic manner.
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Doctor patient relationship
The doctor-patient relationship is of therapeutic value. Nearly every patient is worried and fearful of his
sickness. Physicians should implant confidence and must be comforting but should by no means be
arrogant. A professional attitude, together with kindness, warmth and tenderness, can do a good deal to
ease anxiety and to encourage patients to share the entire aspect of their medical and emotional
history. The doctor should make patient realize that he cares for him, he understands him and he is
aware of him as well as his problem, and that all his privacy will be respected. It is only with such
physicians that the patient finds comfort and only then gives the most valuable information.
Often the scene is that patient is anxious and fearful on listening to big and boisterous names of their
disease. Explain them about their sufferings calmly, give details to them in their own language,
preferably in lay mans word, in a very non-technical manner. This will add up to the patient satisfaction
and alleviate his anxiety. The physician must cultivate these habits for cultivating a good practice.
Develop patience
Listen to patient’s word of communication patiently. Encourage him to become the leader of
communication. Let him speak. We need to listen to them with great care. The less we indulge in talking
the more is better. Do not interrupt him while he is in dialogue. Confer him freedom always. Do not
exhibit any impatient conduct so as it distracts patient and ceases their words. Get the confidence of
patient. Make him believe that you are truly concerned for him. Patients discuss their private and most
intimate details with the physician and many a times only with the physicians and not with their families
or best friends also. Give them opportunity to talk and let him release all his suppressed emotions. Once
these troubling emotions are expelled out the patient feels better to a great extent, without any
medicines also. If you consent them to talk, you can unearth symptoms of both general and particular
character.
Observe
Observation is the skill of receiving knowledge through senses and evaluating them for its profitability.
Observe your patient. See what you can see and listen what is audible. Observe the way he enters into
your clinic. Is he timid or extrovert..? Look at the way he is talking to you. Spot how is he sitting on the
chair..? Is he nervous or confident..? See the way of his answering your question. Whether he answers it
promptly or takes time..? See if he is answering it correctly or is going away from the topic..? How is his
mood or behaviour during the interview..? Is he hurried or impatient or is he slow and indolent..? Notice
whether he is happy go lucky type or is he irritable and serious man..? Note down everything precisely.
These are all objective symptoms. The patient displays them subconsciously and he can never conceal
these facts from the eyes of the conscientious physician. The objective symptoms give out the
unmodified features of symptoms.
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Explain
While narrating their symptoms patients usually concentrate on principal complaints. They might give
you a good number of information regarding chief ailment. But as soon as the physician asks them about
their mind they acquire a little hesitant position. They may obscure replies to the question put to them.
Patient feels why is he asking mind when my so and so part of the body is affected..? What is the use of
it..? Clarify this doubt to them. Explain them the relationship of mind and body with suitable examples.
Make them understand how thoughts affect their body. Tell them that whenever we are in fear do not
we have palpitations..? Do not we have perspiration and trembling of body..? Also we spend sleepless
nights whenever caught in tension. Now make them know that if the process continues then not the
disease be welcomed..? Also explain them the diseases like Diabetes, Hypertension, Peptic ulcers, etc.,
how they evolve from stress and manifest themselves on bodily parts. Along with this assure them
supreme confidentiality of whatsoever they say in their history.
Questioning
While the patient narrates his history of suffering the physician needs to refrain from offering any
interruption. The physician is to obey silence unless the patient completes his describing. When the
speakers are over and done with their detailing the time comes for physician to break his silence. He
inquires into if something was left over. He gives the finishing touch to the story by asking more details
into the matter. And in this manner he gathers more accurate information respecting each particular
detail. In this inquiry he has to stay away from all leading questions that hint their answers. Also turn
away from probing along the line of a remedy. No direct questioning is permitted that encompass its
answer in negative or affirmative. Physician should be entirely neutral and unbiased in questioning.
Never restrict yourself to the routine format of questions. Maintain your senses on alert. Anything may
crop up and may demand advancing in that direction.
Questioning of the companions of patient is of great assistance. The relatives or the parents or friends
who all have observed him throughout his sufferings can furnish the most valuable information of the
case. Listen to them with great care. Ask them about, what they have heard him complaining..? How he
behaved during his illness..? Or what has changed in him since he is sick..? How did the illness
commenced..? What event or factors lead to the inauguration of sickness..? Answers to the questions
must be received with discretion and not on face value.
Often relatives are hesitant to communicate in front of the patient. Talk to them separately. This will put
in much spice to the recipe of totality. Establishing conversation with the relatives gives many clues for
unlocking the case mystery.
Case taking in Acute Diseases
Acute case taking is what is feared by nearly all youthful homoeopathic minds. It need not be mentioned
that the acute history taking is much easy and simple task in contrast with chronic case taking. Acute
sickness is characterized by the rapid morbid process with the tendency of concluding their course
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quickly in a moderate time. These are violent and forceful symptoms which run their course of short
period and come to an end in cure or demise of the patient. When it comes to work on acute diseases,
let us not forget what message Hahnemann desires to convey.
In Aphorism 5, he says, “Useful to the physician in assisting him to cure are the particulars of the most
probable exciting cause of the acute disease, as also the most significant points in the whole history of
the chronic disease, to enable him to discover its fundamental cause, which is generally due to a chronic
miasm.”
Again in Aphorism 73, he has guided, “As regards acute diseases, they are either of such a kind as attack
human beings individually, the exciting cause being injurious influences to which they were particularly
exposed.”
In the above declared aphorisms it becomes quite evident that we require paying special attention to
the palpable exciting cause of the acute disease. Ask your patient to describe what circumstances have
caused his disease..? Ask him about his state of affairs just before the commencement of his sickness.
Seldom may it happen that he gives no answer to these questions, for he relates no significance to
them. Notice what more he has to say concerning acute diseases,
In Aphorism 92, he affirms “But if it be a disease of a rapid course, and if it’s serious character admits no
delay, the physician must content himself with observing the morbid condition”
It is comprehensible from the above announcement, that when the physician has to treat an acute case
the talent of the physician is revealed in being concerned only of the symptoms of the moment. He
needs to take care of the acute symptoms that he sees before him or as it be confirmed by the
concerned relatives of the poor ailing man. In the process of dealing with an acute condition, limit
yourself to the acute status and no more than that.
In an acute disease, physician has very much less to make inquiries. The entire phenomena and the
deviation from health are of recent origin. The symptoms are thus bright and clear in the minds of
patient and his attendants. Also they continue to exhibit symptoms strikingly. The symptoms of acute
state are clear, and can be easily perceived by the wit of the physician. Most part of the symptoms is
spontaneously detailed to the physician. At this occasion, consider only to the acute symptoms, give
value to the symptoms of the patient at the moment.
To conclude, in an acute disease, we need to find out the exciting cause of the disease and the altered
sate of disposition of the patient.
Chronic case taking
Chronic diseases are diseases of long standing, slow progressing diseases often with imperceptible
beginning. These kinds of diseases find rest only after death of patient unless a correct similimum is
administered on the basis of perceived totality of symptoms. In taking a chronic case all the symptoms
that we can excavate are set into consideration. It is only on totality of symptoms alone that prescription
of similimum can be based. Prescribing for single symptom will often lead to disappointment.
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Meticulous examination of the patient must be done. Every corner of the case should be looked and
noted down.
The chief complaints should be complete with its location, sensation, aggravations and ameliorations,
and concomitants. The modalities are the most important element of the symptom. See if the chief
complaint obeys periodicity pattern. Ask him what does he feel during his trouble..? What thoughts
come into his mind while he is in ache? How does he react to his family and his friends during the
sickness..? All these are to be noted precisely in the same expression and words as used by the narrator.
Allow the patient to talk and once he has finished his reporting then inquire into details of the patient’s
commentary.
Question him for his past illness. Find out if there is any particular disease tendency into the history.
Then ask him about his family history.
Get details of his physical generals. Notice his thermal sensitivity. Ask him what sort of environment can
he tolerate..? What about his thirst..? How much water does he consume in a day..? Does he feels
thirsty only at particular time..? Does he really feel thirsty or is it because of someone’s
recommendation that he frequently drinks water..? Then specifications of his appetite should also be
asked. How often does he feel hungry..? Can he tolerate his hunger..? Make a note of his desires and
aversion. All such information is of precious value.
How are his bowel and bladder habits..? What is the character of stool or urine..?
Questions should be asked relating to perspiration. Is it profuse or scanty..? On what parts does he
perspire and on what occasions..? Ask if it leaves any stain on the clothes..? Does it have any particular
odor..? Does it have any specific character of perspiration..?
It is extremely important to know about the sleeping habits of the patient. How does he position himself
to sleep..? How is his sleep..? What is the pattern of sleep..? Is it deep or shallow…? Is there any activity
that patient does while asleep..? Does he have any habit of talking or walking during sleep..? Can he
sleeps alone or requires to be accompanied by someone..? Does he prefer dark or wants the lights to be
on while sleeping..?
Dreams are interesting to know. What kind of dreams does he experience often..? Is there any individual
prototype of dreams that visit for the duration of his sleeping hours..?
If the patient happened to be female within menstrual age, never miss out her menstrual history. The
fine points of menstrual cycle are of significant value. Ask about the duration of cycle..? Whether she
has regular or irregular cycles..? Ask if she has any symptoms before, during or after menses. How is the
flow..? What is the color of blood..?
Now come to explore the faculty of mind. Understanding of mind of the patient is most essential part of
case taking. This is for the reason that they predicate of the patient himself. All of the mind symptoms
are general symptoms and hence of superior importance. Symptoms of mind are to be observed and
analyzed. The observations made need to be confirmed and verified further in history. Begin by asking
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about his behaviour. Tell him to describe his personality. What kind of person he is…? What part of his
nature predominate his behaviour..? Tell him to define everything accurately. How does he behave with
other people..? What are his thoughts…? Ask them about problems in their life. How do they cope up
with these difficulties..? Permit him to explain his persona without any interference. Whenever he stops
ask him what additional can he explicate about him? Ask him to reveal everything concerning him. The
interview of patient is intended to discover the fundamental disposition of the patient.
Develop the habit of examining the patient. The touch of the patient gives them confidence and helps
building up good rapport between physician and patient.
Freedom from prejudice is the indispensable quality required to receive a good case.
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APPRECIATION OF SYMPTOMS
A physician when called on to treat a disease, his very first encounter is with the symptoms. There is a
constant battle between health and disease, long since the life has existed. Every physician is a soldier of
Health who fights with the disease to conquer over them and re-establish health. While being in war, we
are provided with all the weapons which are required to win the battle. But often we fail to employ
these weapons judiciously. Symptoms are the informers who help us by providing information of the
interior of the man. They explain to us the morbid phenomena within the body and the mortification of
health. Symptoms furnish the evidences of operational hostile forces upon the organism. They give us
the clue to unlock the mystery. If one intends to defeat disease, it becomes essential for him to
understand and appreciate the symptom information precisely. The flawless appreciation of symptom
will lead us to individualize the patient, individualize the disease, as well as individualizing the remedy,
and with this remains no doubt of disease annihilation.
Symptom
A symptom can be simply defined as any deviation in the normal functioning of health evidenced by the
patient and perceived by the onlooker, suggesting the presence of disease. Symptom is the language of
the interior of the man through which it establishes communication with the exterior of the man. It is
the symptom through which the ill health or disease or any deflection of the state of health is
manifested. The attendance of symptoms leaves no doubt of absent health.
Types of symptoms
Broadly symptoms are of two types
 Subjective symptom
Subjective symptoms are those which are ascertained or apprehended by the patient himself.
These symptoms are the sensations or the emotion of patient which no other man can perceive.
In earlier time, before Hahnemann, this class of symptoms were brooked and disregarded of
their value by the learned authorities. It was Dr. Hahnemann who crowned & honored these
symptoms and their esteem was established. These symptoms make us proficient of
understanding the patient’s perspective.
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Dr. Stuart Close, in “Genius of Homoeopathy- Lectures & Essays on Homoeopathic philosophy”,
explains, “Before Hahnemann’s genius opened up the new way pain was merely pain. To
discriminate between various kinds of pain, to analyze and classify pains, and not only pains, but
all other subjective sensations and feelings, and to relate them as phenomena of disease to
remedies, as Hahnemann did, had never been thought of before.”
Subjective symptoms bestow us the resources into the core of the mortal and not anything can
receive their position of significance.
 Objective symptom
Objective symptoms are the altered sensations and functions of the state of health which is
evidently cognizable to senses of the spectator. These symptoms manifest on the exterior to be
made known to the wits of the observer physician. Objective symptoms hold their repute in
cases when no subjective symptoms be acquired or relied upon such as in comatose patients, in
an imbecile, in infants, during insanity episode as well as frequently in acute ailments. The
beauty of objective symptoms remains with the fact that these cannot be distorted and
manipulated by the sufferer. The patient demonstrates them subconsciously which he may not
be aware of and thus giving out the unadulterated face of symptoms. The physiopathological
findings belong to this category of symptoms.
Classification of symptoms
 Particular symptom
Symptoms pertaining to the anatomical locations of the person are called as particular
symptoms. These predicate themselves to the parts of the body or to some organ of the body.
From particular symptoms generals can be drawn, furthermore they can be also used in
differentiating the remedies. Particular symptoms come into play when no generals are
accessible.
 General symptom
Symptoms those affirm or declare as an attribute or quality of patient himself are termed as
general symptoms. General symptoms express out the cry of the whole economy of the
individual. For instance, thermals of the person, his thirst, appetite he has, manner of sleep,
disposition of dreams, his desires and aversions, and his thoughts, his fears, etc. are all general
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symptoms. These generals do not relate to some organ indeed to the person himself. These
symptoms reveal the individuals state of mind. All symptoms pertaining to mind are thus classed
general.
Not infrequently the generals are traced from particular symptoms. On exceptionally secure
inspection of particular symptoms the physician discovers a pattern to be running through every
particular symptom. This pattern running through most of the particular symptoms becomes the
general symptom. Modalities modifying the particulars are truly particular symptoms in contrast
Modalities affecting the entire individual are general symptoms. General symptoms at all times
are ranked superior than whichever symptom.
Dr. J. T. Kent says, “The things that are general are the first in importance”. He further states,
“One strong general can over-rule all the particulars you can gather up”.
Dr. Herbert Roberts, affirms, “…..the generals rank the highest in evaluating the case, and
without generals we cannot expect to find the similimum..…”.
 Common symptom
Common symptoms are the common features of a state of disease. Not an iota of the common
symptoms unaccompanied will guide you for individualizing a remedy. They are the symptoms
of the state of disease commonly found in every individual.
Dr. Kent writes, “It may be advisable to dwell again for a little upon the common symptoms”.
Dr. Kent again repeats in his lesser writings, “Many cases are presented with no generals and no
mental symptoms-absolutely no characterizing symptoms-only the symptoms common to
sickness. When a successful prescription is made on such symptoms it is scarcely more than a
"lucky hit." It cannot be classed as scientific prescribing.”
Characteristic symptoms
Characteristic symptoms are those peculiar to the individual and exceptional of the disease. They are
the prominent attribute or aspect of individual. They appear extraordinary and strange, rare and
uncommon, peculiar and atypical. They are not universal, are unusual. Characteristics are those that
manifest themselves in a striking and conspicuous manner, that which is out of common. They are
comrades of homoeopathic detective endowed with evidences furnishing clue to crack the mystery.
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Attribute’s of characteristic symptom
Men working in coal mine, who occasionally discover diamond, are able to make a distinction between
diamonds and coal stone. This is because they know the attributes of the diamond and of the coal stone.
Likewise if a gold coin is kept with bronze or silver coin it is still effortlessly identifiable because of its
possessed attributes. In the same way, a characteristic symptom thrown among the common symptoms
will be easily identified with no trouble, when the attributes are known precisely. If we take up a case
we would discover number of symptoms and every single case will encompass many symptoms which
are found underneath many drugs and are hence of little significance to come to a decision of selection
of remedy. If not the symptoms so as to typify or to pronounce the patient are fetch out in the case, the
physician ought to, not be astounded at disappointment.
The rare, striking, prominent, unusual and peculiar symptoms which present themselves command a
more high up place than the common ones, because on them essentially the similitude depends.
The characteristic or say peculiar symptoms that which is dream of every homoeopathic practitioner,
posses following qualities,
1) General Symptoms
All general symptoms are characteristic and peculiar because generals connote of the patient
himself. Devoid of the generals of a case no gentleman can practice Homoeopathy, for without
these no gentleman can individualize and perceive distinctions. The general symptoms can be
Mental Generals and Physical General. Emotions of a patient can be classed as mental general
when it is true at several instances and is verified by cross-questioning. Similar rule applies for
physical symptoms, to become physical generals. Belongings of a case that are general are
foremost in significance and must be given a privileged position.
2) Intensified Symptoms
Intensification of symptom understand that a symptom be expressed in high magnitude. It is the
unusual degree of expression of the symptom representing the uniqueness of the individual. A
symptom, although common, of a given disease becomes characteristic on the account of its
high intensity. Intensified symptoms insist reverence from the attending physician.
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3) Missing symptoms
Missing symptoms is that famous symptom which is known for a given disease but is absent. The
missing or nonattendance of striking features of disease represents a peculiarity that speaks
about the patient. The absence of assured, prominent or usual features of a disease is
characteristic of the malady.
4) Concomitant symptoms
Concomitant symptom is whichever symptom that accompanies principal symptom. They are
symptoms that always escort the chief symptom but have no pathological relation to the chief
ailment. These symptoms come along in simultaneous with the main complaint, i.e. they are in
synchronous with the chief complaint and both emerge at the same moment.
Dr. H. A. Roberts says, “They are the symptoms which the pathologist would exclude as
accidental or meaningless, but they have actually a definite relationship to the case because they
occur in same patient, and at the same time or in definite relationship of time, as the other
symptoms which are considered the chief complaint. If they do not fit into theories of pathology,
they have an even greater value in the case.”
Regarding Concomitant symptoms, Dr. Boenninghausen says, “….all those attendant symptoms
should be carefully noted which,
(a) Rarely appear in connection with the leading disease, and are, therefore, also found rarely
among the proving,
(b) Those which belong to another sphere of disease than the chief ailment, and
(c) Lastly, those which have more or less of the characteristic signs of one of the medicines, even
in case they have not before been noticed in the present juxtaposition.”
5) Unexplained Symptoms
Unexplained symptoms are those that cannot be associated with pathological conclusions but
are found in a said disease along with the principal ailment. Here they do not share the common
instance of manifestation as is done by concomitants. When symptoms are baffling they are
lead to the solution.
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6) Periodicity of symptoms
Periodicity is phenomenon returning at fixed intervals. Such symptom reappears or resurfaces at
periods of regular intervals marked by definite length of time between two occurrences. These
are extremely important symptoms and must be respected their value of characteristic
symptom.
7) Modalities
Modalities are the natural modifiers of the disease state and of the man himself. These are
factors causing aggravation and factors causing amelioration. Aggravating factors are those that
cause more annoyance of the symptom and ameliorating factors are those relieving the
symptom. The symptom often becomes distinctive or peculiar through its modality. Whichever
symptom that modifies numerous particulars so as to the very patient himself appear to be
modified be obliged to be rank as general. Since the modalities are the naturally occurring and
are unique to the man and to the disease at a given instance, they embrace the dignity of
characteristic symptom.
8) Side Affections
Every sickness as well as each remedy has special fondness for specific side of the body. If any
predominance of side of body is significantly marked then it becomes a characteristic. The
preponderance of side affection should be demonstrated at several parts on the same side of
the body. Only in that case they become licensed for the value of characteristic symptom.
9) Infrequent Symptoms
Infrequent Symptoms are those that hardly ever appear in a disease. These are seldom
encountered in a given sphere of disease. Even these are honorable symptoms and must be
valued in totality.
10) Contradictory symptoms

Contradictory symptoms are those that are opposing each other. These conflicting symptoms
construct distinction from the usual to unusual. They represent the uniqueness of the illness and
hence of the individual. Such contradictory symptoms hold special repute in selection. These
symptoms are exceptional, out of the ordinary, the characteristic symptoms.
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11) Alternating Symptoms

To alternate means to occur by turns, first one and then the other. One cannot afford to ignore
any such symptom which the patient may perhaps deliver.
12) Paucity of symptoms

The deficiency of symptoms usually confuses the homoeopathic practitioner. If consequence of
scanty symptoms is perplexity, then it means these are the ones the practitioner is looking for.
These are the symptoms which characterize the case. Scarcity of symptom is a symptom in itself.
They enjoy the esteem of characteristic symptom.
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RUBRICS OF MIND
ADAPTABILITY LOSS OF
Adaptability has been described as the ability to cope with unexpected disturbances in the environment.
It is an ability to change something or oneself to fit to occurring changes. It is to be able to adjust oneself
to new or changed circumstances. It is to be able to transform or be changed in order to fit or work
better in some situation or for some purpose. The above rubric implies for failure to adapt or cope up
with the situations.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 anh
ADOLESCENT FELT HE WAS AGAIN
Adolescence is a transitional stage of physical and psychological human development generally

occurring between puberty and legal adulthood (age of majority). The period of adolescence is most
closely associated with the teenage years. Adolescent is a young person who is developing into an adult.
He is a juvenile between the onset of puberty and maturity. Also an adolescent is a young person who
has undergone puberty but who has not reached full maturity; a teenager.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 androc
ABUSIVE INSULTING
Abusive insulting rubric refers of using harsh and insulting language. It is expressing offensive reproach.
Abuse is the improper usage or treatment for a bad purpose, often to unfairly or improperly gain
benefit. Abuse can come in many forms, such as: physical or verbal maltreatment, injury, sexual assault,
violation, rape, unjust practices; wrongful practice or custom; offense; crime, or otherwise verbal
aggression. Here it is more concerned with abusive or wrongly used offensive or foul language, i.e.
verbal maltreatment with offensive language.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 abies-n, 2 acon, 1 alco, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 2 anac, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 atro, 2 aur, 2 bell, 1 bor, 1 bufo, 1
camph, 1 canth, 1 caust, 1 cere-s, 3 CHAM, 1 chin, 1 cic, 2 con, 1 cor-r, 1 croc, 1 cupr-ar, 1 der, 1 dulc, 1
elae, 1 ferr, 1 gall-ac, 1 hep, 1 hist, 1 hydr, 2 hyos, 2 ign, 1 ip, 2 kali-ar, 1 kali-i, 2 lac-c, 1 lach, 1 lap-gr-m,
1 lil-t, 3 LYC, 2 lyss, 1 m-aust, 1 mag-c, 1 med, 1 merc, 1 mosch, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1
ozone, 1 pall, 2 petr, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 raja-s, 1 ran-b, 1 sarr, 2 seneg, 2 sep, 1 sil, 1 spong, 1 staph, 2 stram,
1 sulph, 1 syph, 2 tarent, 1 thuj, 2 tub, 2 verat, 1 viol-t
CROSS REFERENCES
 Answer, offensive
 Cursing
 Insolent
 Quarrelsome
 Reproaches others
 Rudeness
 Slander disposition to
ABSTRACTION OF MIND
An abstract idea or way of thinking is based on general ideas rather than on real things and events.
Abstraction indicates a departure from reality in depiction. It is a thought of apart from any particular
instances or material objects; not concrete. It is a concept or idea not associated with any specific
instance. It is an impractical idea; something visionary and unrealistic.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 acon-l, 1 agn, 2 alum, 1 am-c, 1 aml-n, 1 ang, 2 arn, 1 bell, 1 berb, 1 bov, 1 bufo, 1 camph, 2
cann-i, 1 caps, 1 carb-ac, 1 carc, 1 caust, 2 cham, 1 choc, 1 cic, 1 colch, 1 con, 1 cortico, 2 croc, 1 cycl, 1
elaps, 2 graph, 1 guai, 2 hell, 1 hydrog, 2 hyos, 1 ictod, 1 kali-c, 2 kreos, 1 lap-c-b, 1 laur, 2 lyc, 2 lyss, 1
mag-c, 1 mang, 2 merc, 2 mez, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 3 NUX-M, 1 nux-v, 2 oena, 2 ol-an, 1 olnd, 2 onos, 1 op,
1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 psil, 1 ran-b, 1 sabad, 1 sars, 1 sec, 1 sil, 1 spong, 1 stann, 1 stram, 1 sul-
ac, 2 sulph, 1 thuj, 2 tub, 1 verb, 1 vesp, 2 visc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Absorbed
ABSORBED
Absorbed implies the state of deeply buried in thought so much to the extent that he is totally unaware
of the happenings of the surrounding. It is the state of being fully occupied with one's thoughts;
engrossed, to occupy one's attention completely. In Absentmindedness there is no fixation of mind at
all; In Absorbed the mind is fixed towards one problem.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 ambr, 1 androc, 1 anh, 1 ant-c, 1 arg-n, 2 arn, 1 asar, 1 bar-c, 1
bell, 1 bov, 1 bruc, 1 bufo, 1 calc, 1 calc-s, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 2 caps, 1 carb-an, 2 carl, 1 caust, 1
cham, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1 cic, 1 clem, 2 cocc, 1 con, 1 cupr, 1 cycl, 1 dig, 1 elaps, 1 euphr, 1 grat, 1 guai, 1
ham, 3 HELL, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 1 indg, 1 iod, 1 ip, 1 kali-c, 1 kiss, 1 kreos, 1 lach, 1 lap-c-b, 3 LAUR,
1 lil-t, 1 lyss, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 mang, 1 merc, 3 MEZ, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1
nit-ac, 3 NUX-M, 2 nux-v, 1 ol-an, 2 onos, 2 op, 3 PETR, 1 phel, 1 phos, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 psor, 2 puls, 1 ran-
b, 1 rheum, 2 rhus-t, 1 sabad, 1 sars, 1 sel, 1 sep, 1 spig, 1 stann, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 stront-c, 3 SULPH, 1
thuj, 1 verat, 1 viol-o, 1 vip
CROSS REFERENCES
 Absent mindedness
 Abstraction of mind
 Anxiety future about
 Brooding
 Day dreaming
 Dream as if in a
 Fancies absorbed in
 Forgetful
 Frown disposed to
 Introspection
 Meditation
 Plans making many
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 Reflecting
 Sit meditate wrapped in…
 Theorizing
 Thoughts – thoughtful persistent
 Unobserving
 Face. Expression vacant
ABRUPT
An abrupt change or action is very sudden, often in a way which is unpleasant. It refers for unexpectedly
sudden. It is the behavior marked by sudden changes in subject and sharp transitions. The behavior is
surprisingly and unceremoniously brusque in manner. It is like talking to other people in a very brief and
unfriendly way. Rudely brief.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aur-m, 2 calc, 1 cham, 1 germ, 1 hecla, 1 hep, 1 lil-t, 1 luna, 1 lyc, 1 med, 2 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 2
plat, 3 PULS, 1 rauw, 1 sil, 1 sulph, 2 tarent
CROSS REFERENCES
 Answers, abruptly
 Harshness
 Impolite
 Irritability, questioned when
 Talk abrupt
 Talk indisposed to
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ABSENT MINDEDNESS
Absent mindedness implies in-attentive mind. Absent-mindedness is a mental condition in which the
subject experiences low levels of attention and frequent distraction. It is to be preoccupied to the point
of failure to respond to the ordinary demands on the attention without having any thoughts. People
who are not doing anything and still he don’t respond to the ordinary calls although he has no other
thoughts in his mind. Lost in thought; showing preoccupation. Absent-minded suggests an aimless
wandering of the mind away from the immediate situation, often implying a habitual tendency of this
kind. So lost in thought that one does not realize what one is doing, what is happening, etc.;
preoccupied to the extent of being unaware of one's immediate surroundings.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 act-sp, 1 adlu, 1 aesc, 1 agar, 2 agn, 1 all-c, 2 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 2 am-c, 1 am-m, 1
ambr, 2 anac, 1 androc, 1 ang, 3 APIS, 2 aq-mar, 1 arag, 1 aran-ix, 1 arg, 2 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-s-f, 1 art-v, 1
arum-i, 1 arum-t, 1 asaf, 1 asar, 1 atro, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-s, 1 aza, 1 bac, 1 bamb-a, 2 bapt, 2 bar-c, 2
bar-m, 2 bell, 1 berb, 1 bol, 2 bov, 2 bufo, 2 calad, 1 calc, 1 calc-p, 1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 3 CANN-I, 1 cann-s,
2 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-ac, 3 CARBN-S, 1 carc, 2 carl, 3 CAUST, 2 cench, 1 cent, 3 CHAM, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1
chin-b, 1 choc, 2 cic, 1 clem, 1 coc-c, 2 cocc, 1 coff, 2 colch, 1 coloc, 1 con, 1 cot, 1 croc, 1 crot-h, 2 cupr, 1
cupr-acet, 1 cycl, 1 daph, 1 dirc, 1 dubin, 1 dulc, 1 elaps, 1 ferr-ar, 1 fl-ac, 1 germ, 2 graph, 1 grat, 1 guai,
1 ham, 3 HELL, 1 hep, 1 hura, 1 hydr, 1 hydrog, 2 hyos, 1 ictod, 2 ign, 1 ind, 1 jug-c, 1 kali-bi, 2 kali-br, 2
kali-c, 1 kali-n, 2 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 2 kreos, 1 kres, 2 lac-c, 1 lac-h, 3 LACH, 1 lap-c-b, 1 laur, 1 led, 1
luna, 2 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 m-p-a, 2 mag-c, 1 manc, 1 mang, 1 med, 1 menis, 2 merc, 1 merc-c, 3 MEZ, 2 mosch,
1 mur-ac, 1 naja, 1 nat-ar, 1 nat-c, 3 NAT-M, 1 nat-p, 1 nit-ac, 3 NUX-M, 2 nux-v, 2 ol-an, 2 olnd, 2 onos,
2 op, 1 ozone, 2 petr, 2 ph-ac, 2 phos, 3 PLAT, 2 plb, 1 polyp-p, 1 psil, 1 psor, 1 pull-g, 3 PULS, 1 quas, 1
ran-b, 1 ran-s, 1 rhod, 2 rhus-t, 1 rhus-v, 1 ruta, 1 sal-ac, 1 sanic, 1 sant, 1 saroth, 1 sars, 2 sel, 3 SEP, 2 sil,
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1 spig, 1 spong, 1 stann, 1 staph, 1 stict, 1 stram, 1 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 2 sulph, 2 syph, 1 tarent, 1 tell, 1 thiop,
1 thuj, 1 tub, 1 valer, 3 VERAT, 1 verb, 1 viol-o, 1 viol-t, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-c
CROSS REFERENCES
 Absorbed
 Concentration difficult
 Dullness
 Forgetful
 Memory weakness of
 Starring thoughtless
 Thoughts loss of
 Unobserving
AFFECTIONATE
It is having or displaying tender feelings, affection, or warmth. Affection or fondness is a "disposition or

rare state of mind or body that is often associated with a feeling or type of love. It is a feeling or showing
love and affection.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 alum, 1 anac, 1 ant-c, 2 ars, 1 bar-c, 1 bor, 1 bry, 1 calc-p, 1 carb-ac, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 carc,
1 caust, 1 choc, 1 coff, 2 croc, 1 graph, 1 hura, 1 hydr, 2 ign, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 murx, 2 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-
v, 1 op, 1 ox-ac, 1 par, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 plat, 2 puls, 1 seneg, 1 sil, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 thea, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
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 Embraces, companions
 Kisses everyone
 Love exalted
 Mildness
 Sympathetic
AFFABILITY
Affability is a disposition to be friendly and approachable (easy to talk to) pleasant and easy to approach
or talk to; friendly. It is a nature of a person who is pleasantly easy to approach and to talk to; friendly;
cordial; warmly polite. It is the behaviour of receiving others kindly and conversing with them in a free
and friendly manner; friendly, courteous, sociable. It is the quality of being pleasant and at ease in
talking to others. He may be extremely gentle and polite to others including those who are his enemies
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alco, 1 apis, 1 hypoth
CROSS REFERENCES
 Familiarity
 Sympathetic
AFFECTATION
Affectation means “Artificial manner”. It is a deliberate pretence or exaggerated display. It is an attempt

to assume or exhibit what is not natural or real; false display; artificial show. It is conspicuous artificiality
of manner or appearance; effort to attract notice by pretense. It implies an assumed manner of speech,
dress, or behaviour, especially one that is intended to impress others. It is an unnatural form of behavior
that is meant to impress others. If you say that someones behaviour is an affectation, you mean the fact
that it is not genuine or natural, but it is intended to impress other people.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 1 carb-v, 1 caust, 1 con, 1 graph, 1 hyos, 1 lyc, 1 mez, 1 nat-m, 1 petr, 1 plat, 2 stram, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Feigning
ADULTEROUS
Adultery is voluntary sexual intercourse between a married person and someone other than the lawful
spouse. Historically, adultery has been considered to be a serious offense by many cultures. Even in
jurisdictions where adultery is not itself a criminal offense, it may still have legal consequences. An
adulterous relationship is a sexual relationship between a married person and someone they are not
married to.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 calc, 1 canth, 1 caust, 1 fl-ac, 1 lach, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 phos, 1 plat, 1 puls, 1 staph, 1 verat, 1 vip
AMOROUS
Amorous is having or showing strong feelings of sexual attraction or love. It is expressive of or exciting
sexual love or romance. Amorous implies for romantic persons.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 agar, 1 agn, 2 anan, 1 androc, 3 ANT-C, 1 apis, 2 bell, 2 bufo, 1 calad, 3 CALC, 2 calc-p, 1 camph,
1 cann-i, 3 CANN-S, 3 CANTH, 3 CARB-V, 3 CAUST, 3 CHIN, 1 coff, 2 coloc, 2 con, 1 croc, 1 dulc, 1 fl-ac, 2
graph, 2 hyos, 3 IGN, 2 iod, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 2 lach, 1 lil-t, 3 LYC, 1 meny, 2 merc, 2 mosch, 2 murx, 1
nat-c, 3 NAT-M, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 3 NUX-V, 2 op, 1 orig, 1 ph-ac, 3 PHOS, 1 pic-ac, 3 PLAT, 1 plb, 1 plb-
acet, 3 PULS, 1 rhus-t, 1 ruta, 3 SABIN, 1 sanic, 1 sars, 1 sel, 1 senec, 2 sep, 3 SIL, 1 squil, 2 stann, 2
staph, 3 STRAM, 1 sulph, 1 thuj, 2 ust, 3 VERAT, 1 verb, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Amativeness
 Dreams amorous
 Lasciviousness
 Lewdness
 Libertinism
 Nymphomania
 Male- sexual desire increased
 Female- sexual desire increased
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AMATIVENESS
Amative is the arousal of feelings of sexual desire.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 agn, 1 ant-c, 1 calc, 3 CANTH, 2 caust, 2 con, 2 hyos, 1 ign, 1 kali-br, 2 lach, 3 LYC, 2 merc, 1 nat-
m, 1 op, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 2 plat, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 2 ust, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Amorous
 Lasciviousness
 Lewdness
 Libertinism
 Nymphomania
 Male- sexual desire increased- violent
 Female- sexual desire increased- excessive
AILMENTS FROM (A/F)
It is an often persistent bodily disorder or disease; a cause for complaining. Any bodily or mental
disorder; illness, it is something which ails one; a disease; sickness. It is a harmful deviation from the
normal structural or functional state of an organism. A diseased organism commonly exhibits signs or
symptoms indicative of its abnormal state. Thus, the normal condition of an organism must be
understood in order to recognize the hallmarks of disease.
A/F ABUSE
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Abuse is the improper usage or treatment for a bad purpose, often to unfairly or improperly gain
benefit. Abuse can come in many forms, such as: physical or verbal maltreatment, injury, sexual assault,
violation, rape, unjust practices; wrongful practice or custom; offense; crime, or otherwise verbal
aggression
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ambr, 1 aur-m, 1 calc-p, 1 carc, 1 hyos, 1 lyc, 1 nat-m, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 thuj
CROSS REFERENCES
 Domination
 Violence
A/F ADMONITION
Admonition is cautionary advice about something imminent. It is counseling against a fault; gentle
reproof, to advise to do or against doing something, to warn. It is gentle or friendly reproof; counseling
against fault or oversight; warning.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 2 bell, 1 calc, 1 carc, 1 chin, 1 coloc, 1 germ, 2 ign, 1 kali-c, 1 med, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 op, 2 plat, 1
stann, 1 staph, 1 tarent
CROSS REFERENCES
 Reproaches
 Confusion vexation after
 Delusions accused- criticized- despised- insulted- laughed at- looked down upon
 Offended easily
 Sensitive
 Weeping admonition
A/F ALCOHOLISM, DIPSOMANIA
Dipsomania is a historical term describing a medical condition involving an uncontrollable craving for
alcohol. It is a compulsive desire to drink alcoholic beverages. It is an abnormal and insatiable craving for
alcoholic drink. This is an intense persistent desire to drink alcoholic beverages to excess. An insatiable
craving for alcoholic beverages is termed as dipsomania.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 ars, 1 calc, 1 lach, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 sulph, 1 zinc
A/ F ALONE BEING
Separate, apart, or isolated from others, apart from anything or anyone else. Without anyone or
anything else: not involving or including anyone or anything else: separate from other people or things.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aeth, 1 agar, 1 ant-t, 3 APIS, 3 ARS, 1 asaf, 2 aur-m, 1 bell, 2 bism, 1 bov, 1 bufo, 1 calc, 1 camph, 1
cedr, 1 clem, 3 CON, 3 DROS, 1 elaps, 3 FL-AC, 1 gels, 3 HEP, 3 HYOS, 3 KALI-C, 2 lach, 1 lil-t, 3 LYC, 3
MERC, 2 mez, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 2 ph-ac, 3 PHOS, 1 plb, 2 ran-b, 2 sep, 2 sil, 1 stann, 3 STRAM, 1 tarent, 1
verat, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anxiety alone
 Company desire for alone while agg
 Fears, alone
 Sadness alone
A/F AMBITION DECIEVED
Ambition is the desire for personal achievement. Eager or inordinate desire for some object that confers
distinction, as preferment, honor, superiority, political power, or literary fame; desire to distinguish
one's self from other people. It is a strong drive for success. A strong general desire for accomplishment,
wealth or power, generally described as a positive trait.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bell, 1 merc, 2 nux-v, 1 plat, 1 puls, 1 verat
A/F ANGER, VEXATION
Anger is an emotion related to one's psychological interpretation of having been offended, wronged or
denied and a tendency to react through retaliation. It is a strong emotion; a feeling that is oriented
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toward some real or supposed grievance. The external expression of anger can be found in facial
expressions, body language, physiological responses, and at times in public acts of aggression. Humans
and animals for example make loud sounds, attempt to look physically larger, bare their teeth, and
stare. Three types of anger are recognized by psychologists: The first form of anger, named "hasty and
sudden anger" is connected to the impulse for self-preservation. It is shared between humans and non-
human animals and occurs when tormented or trapped. The second type of anger is named "settled and
deliberate" anger and is a reaction to perceived deliberate harm or unfair treatment by others. These
two forms of anger are episodic. The third type of anger is called dispositional and is related more to
character traits than to instincts or cognitions. Irritability, sullenness and churlishness are examples of
the last form of anger. Vexation is the state of being vexed or irritated. Anger produced by some
annoying irritation.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 ACON, 1 agar, 1 alum, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 anac, 2 ant-c, 2 ant-t, 2 apis, 1 arg, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 2
ars, 1 ars-s-f, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 2 aur-m, 1 aur-m-n, 1 bamb-a, 1 bar-c, 2 bell, 2 bry, 1 cadm-s, 1 calc, 1 calc-
ar, 2 calc-p, 1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 carc, 1 caust, 3 CHAM, 1 chin, 1 cimic, 1 cina, 1 cist, 3 COCC, 2
coch, 2 coff, 1 colch, 3 COLOC, 1 croc, 1 cupr, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-p, 2 gels, 1 germ, 1 gink, 1 glon, 1 graph, 1
grat, 1 hecla, 1 hep, 1 hyos, 3 IGN, 1 ilx-a, 1 iod, 3 IP, 1 kali-br, 2 kali-p, 2 lach, 1 lachn, 2 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 m-
p-a, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-p, 1 manc, 1 merc, 1 mez, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-ar, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1
nat-s, 2 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 3 NUX-V, 1 ol-an, 1 olnd, 3 OP, 1 petr, 2 ph-ac, 2 phos, 3 PLAT, 2 puls, 1 ran-b, 1
rhus-t, 1 sac-alb, 1 samb, 1 scroph-n, 1 sec, 1 sel, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 stann, 3 STAPH, 1 stram, 1 stront-c, 1
sulph, 2 tarent, 1 verat, 1 vesp, 1 vinc, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Rage
 Hysteria anger
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 Insanity anger
A/F ANTICIPATION, FOREBODING
If you anticipate an event you realize in advance that it may happen and you are prepared for it. It
stands for beforehand preparation. It is to be prepared for expectation. Anticipation is a feeling of
excitement about something that is going to happen. It implies the act of preparing for something. It is
to deal with beforehand; act so as to mitigate, nullify, or prevent. To see what is going to be wanted,
required etc in the future and do what is necessary.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 aesc, 1 aeth, 1 agn, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 2 anac, 1 androc, 1 apis, 3 ARG-N, 1 arist-cl, 3 ARS,
1 aur, 1 bamb-a, 2 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 bor, 1 bry, 1 calad, 3 CALC, 2 calc-p, 1 calc-s, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 1
canth, 1 carb-v, 3 CARC, 3 CAUST, 1 cench, 1 chin, 1 chin-s, 2 cic, 1 cina, 2 cocc, 1 coff, 1 crot-c, 1 crot-h,
2 cupr, 1 cypr, 1 dig, 1 dys-co, 2 elaps, 1 epip, 1 ferr-p, 1 fl-ac, 3 GELS, 3 GRAPH, 1 hyos, 3 IGN, 2 iod, 2
kali-acet, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-i, 2 kali-p, 2 lac-c, 1 lach, 1 lec, 1 levo, 3 LYC, 1 lyss, 3 MED, 1 merc, 3
MEZ, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 naja, 2 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1 nat-s, 1 nux-v, 1 ox-ac, 1 ozone, 1 petr, 2 ph-
ac, 1 phos, 1 pic-ac, 1 plat, 1 plb, 3 PSOR, 3 PULS, 1 rhus-t, 2 sec, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 spig, 1 spong, 1 staph, 1
still, 2 stram, 1 stront-c, 1 stroph, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulph, 1 syc-co, 1 syph, 1 thuj, 2 tub, 1 verat, 1 visc, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anxiety anticipation
 Anxiety, time is set if a
 Excitement, anticipating, events when
 Fear, church, opera, big hall or public show, when ready to go to
 Fear examination before
 Hurry, time for the appointed, to arrive examination before
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A/F ANXIETY
Anxiety (also called angst or worry) is a psychological and physiological state characterized by somatic,
emotional, cognitive, and behavioral components. It is the displeasing feeling of fear and concern. When
anxiety becomes excessive, it may fall under the classification of an anxiety disorder. Anxiety is a
generalized mood that can occur without an identifiable triggering stimulus. As such, it is distinguished
from fear, which is an appropriate cognitive and emotional response to a perceived threat. Additionally,
fear is related to the specific behaviors of escape and avoidance, whereas anxiety is related to situations
perceived as uncontrollable or unavoidable. An unpleasant state of mental uneasiness, nervousness,
apprehension and obsession or concern about some uncertain event. It is a state of uneasiness and
apprehension, as about future uncertainties. It is a relatively permanent state of worry and nervousness
occurring in a variety of mental disorders, usually accompanied by compulsive behavior or attacks of
panic.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aur, 1 calc, 1 calc-p, 1 carc, 1 cimic, 1 hyos, 1 kali-p, 1 lyc, 1 nit-ac, 1 ph-ac, 1 pic-ac, 1 samb, 3 SIL, 1
staph
A/F APOPLEXY
Apoplexy is a sudden loss of consciousness resulting when the rupture or occlusion of a blood vessel
leads to oxygen lack in the brain. Apoplexy formerly was used for what is now termed stroke.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 anac, 1 bell, 1 hell, 1 hyos, 1 lach, 2 plb
A/F BAD NEWS
News is the communication of selected information on current events which is presented by print,
broadcast, Internet, or word of mouth to a third-party or mass audience. Bad news is having undesirable
or negative qualities
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aln, 1 alum, 1 alumn, 1 ambr, 2 apis, 2 arn, 1 ars, 1 art-v, 1 aur, 1 aur-m, 1 bapt, 2 bry, 3 CALC,
1 calc-p, 1 calc-s, 1 carc, 1 caust, 2 cham, 1 chin, 1 cic, 1 cinnb, 1 cocc, 1 colch, 2 coloc, 1 cupr, 1 dig, 1
dros, 1 form, 3 GELS, 1 grat, 1 hist, 1 hyos, 2 ign, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-p, 1 lac-v, 1 lach, 2 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 manc, 2
med, 1 mez, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 2 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 paeon, 2 pall, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 podo, 1 puls, 1
sabin, 1 sep, 2 sil, 2 staph, 1 stram, 2 sulph, 1 tarent, 1 teucr, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anger, bad news

 Excitement, bad news
 Fear, bad news, hearing- horrible things sad stories
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 Sadness bad news

 Sleep- sleepiness, news after sad
 Chill- sad news
 Chill- chilliness bad news
 Perspiration- news from unpleasant
 Generalities- Orgasm of blood, disagreeable news from
 Generalities- trembling, bad news
A/F BUSINESS FAILURES
The occupation, work, or trade in which a person is engaged. Business is work or some other activity
that you do as a part of your job. Business refers to important matters that one has to deal with.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 ambr, 1 aur, 1 calc, 2 cimic, 1 coloc, 2 hyos, 1 ign, 1 kali-br, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 ph-ac, 1 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1
sep, 1 sulph, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ambition deceived
 Honor wounded
 Literary scientific failure
 Position loss of
 Reputation, loss of
 Mania, business failure from
A/F CARES, WORRIES
Be worried, concerned, anxious, troubled, or uneasy. The above rubric implies to feel concern.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 ambr, 1 arg-n, 1 ars, 2 calc, 2 caust, 1 con, 1 germ, 1 ign, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-p, 1 lyc, 1 mag-c, 1 nat-m, 1
nit-ac, 3 NUX-V, 2 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 pic-ac, 1 sanic, 2 staph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Prostration cares
A/F CELIBACY, BEING UNMARRIED, CONTINENCE
Celibacy refers to a state of being unmarried, or a state of abstinence from sexual intercourse or the
abstention by vow from marriage. It is abstinence from sexual intercourse, abstaining from sexual
relations. It is the state of complete sexual abstinence. The rubric displays disposition of Unmarried or
committed to sexual abstention.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 agn, 1 apis, 1 calc, 2 cann-i, 1 con, 1 fl-ac, 1 lyc, 1 phos, 1 plat, 1 sep
A/F CONTRADICTION
Contradiction is the act of saying something that is opposite or very different in meaning to something
else. It is a difference or disagreement between two things which means that both cannot be true. It is
opposition between two conflicting forces or ideas. A contradiction consists of a logical incompatibility
between two or more propositions.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 anac, 3 AUR, 1 aur-ar, 1 bry, 1 cael, 1 cham, 1 elaps, 2 ferr, 1 helon, 3 IGN, 3 LYC, 1 med, 2 nux-v, 1
olnd, 2 petr, 1 sil
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anger contradiction from

 Contradiction intolerant of
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A/F CONTRARIETY
Contrariety refers to Ideas, attitudes or reactions that are contrary to each other and are completely
different from each other. It implies ideas opposite in nature, order, direction, etc.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 anac, 1 coff, 1 lach, 1 nux-v
A/F CROWD IN
A crowd is a large and definable group of people, while "the crowd" is referred to as the so-called lower
orders of people in general (the mob). A crowd may be definable through a common purpose or set of
emotions, such as at a political rally, at a sports event, or during looting (this is known as a psychological
crowd), or simply be made up of many people going about their business in a busy area (e.g. shopping).
The term crowd is often defined in contrast to other group nouns for collections of humans or animals:
aggregation, audience, group, mass, mob, populous, public, rabble and throng. A group of people
congregated or collected into a close body without order.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 3 AMBR, 3 ARG-N, 1 ars, 3 BAR-C, 3 BELL, 1 bov, 3 BRY, 3 CALC, 1 calc-p, 2 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1
con, 1 ham, 2 hell, 2 hydr, 1 hyos, 2 ign, 1 iod, 1 kali-i, 1 lap-gr-m, 3 LYC, 2 mag-c, 3 NAT-C, 3 NAT-M, 1
pall, 2 petr, 2 phos, 2 plat, 3 PLB, 3 PULS, 2 rhus-t, 3 SEP, 2 stann, 2 stram, 1 sulph, 3 THUJ
CROSS REFERENCES
 Fear crowd
 Generalities- faintness, crowded room
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A/F DEATH CHILD OF A
Death is the cessation or permanent termination of all biological functions that sustain a living organism.
Phenomena which commonly bring about death include old age, predation, malnutrition, disease,
suicide, murder and accidents or trauma resulting in terminal injury. All known organisms inevitably
experience death. The cessation of life and all associated processes; the end of an organism's existence
as an entity independent from its environment and its return to an inert, nonliving state.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 calc, 1 caust, 2 gels, 3 IGN, 2 kali-br, 1 lach, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 ph-ac, 1 plat, 1 staph, 1 sulph
A/F DEBAUCHERY
Debauchery refers to excessive sensual indulgence. It implies bad or immoral behavior that involves sex,
drugs, alcohol, etc. it is extreme indulgence in sensual pleasures; dissipation. It is indulgence in sensual
pleasures; scandalous activities involving sex, alcohol, or drugs without inhibition is what is termed as
debauchery. It is a wild gathering involving excessive drinking and promiscuity. If you describe someone
as debauched, you mean they behave in a way that you think is socially unacceptable, for example
because they drink a lot of alcohol or have sex with many people.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 2 anan, 1 ant-c, 1 arg-n, 1 caj, 1 calad, 1 carb-v, 1 chin, 1 clem, 1 conin, 1 dig, 1 fl-ac, 1 kreos, 1
lach, 1 lact, 1 lyc, 3 NUX-V, 1 op, 1 ox-ac, 1 pic-ac, 1 sel, 1 sep, 1 spig, 1 stram, 1 sul-ac
CROSS REFERENCES
 Alcoholism
 Sexual excess
 Confusion, Carousal after
 Gluttony
 Libertinism
 Revelry, feasting
A/F DISAPPOINTMENT DECEPTION
Disappointment is the feeling of dissatisfaction that follows the failure of expectations or hopes to
manifest. The state or feeling of being disappointed cause of deception. It is a feeling of dissatisfaction
that results when your expectations are not realized. The emotion felt when a strongly held expectation
is not met. Disappointment is a subjective response related to the anticipated rewards.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 acon, 1 alum, 1 apis, 1 ars, 3 AUR, 2 bry, 1 caps, 1 carb-v, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 cham, 2 cocc, 1 colch, 2
coloc, 1 dig, 2 gels, 1 grat, 1 hyos, 3 IGN, 2 lach, 3 LYC, 2 merc, 3 NAT-M, 2 nux-v, 1 op, 3 PH-AC, 1 phos,
1 plat, 3 PULS, 1 sep, 3 STAPH, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Love disappointed
 Grief
 Brooding, disappointment over
A/F DISCORDS BETWEEN
Discord is lack of agreement between people, ideas, etc. It is tension or strife resulting from a lack of
agreement; dissension. Discord means Lack of concord, agreement or harmony among persons, groups,
or things.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ars, 1 graph, 1 hep, 1 lach, 1 mag-m, 1 merc, 2 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 1 sulph
A/F DOMINATION BY OTHERS
Domination is the act of dominating or state of being dominated. To dominate means to rule or control
by superior power or influence. The act of dominating is exercise of power in ruling; dominion;
supremacy; authority. A dominating person has a very strong personality and influences the people
around them. If you say that someone is domineering you disapprove of them because you feel that
they try to control other people without any consideration for their feelings or opinions.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 carc, 1 foll, 1 lyc, 1 sep
CROSS REFERENCES
 Abuse
A/F EGOTISM
Egotism is a feeling of having respect for yourself and your abilities, respect for or a favorable opinion of
oneself. It is a realistic respect for or favorable impression of oneself; self-respect. Self-esteem is a term
in psychology to reflect a person's overall evaluation or appraisal of his or her own worth. It is a feeling
of pride in yourself. Synonyms or near-synonyms of self-esteem include: self-worth, self-regard, self-
respect, and self-integrity
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 calc, 2 lach, 2 lyc, 1 med, 1 merc, 2 pall, 2 plat, 1 sil, 2 sulph
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CROSS REFERENCES
 Honor wounded
A/F EMBARRASMENT
The shame you feel when your inadequacy or guilt is made public. Embarrassment is an emotional state
of intense discomfort with oneself, experienced upon having a socially unacceptable act or condition
witnessed by or revealed to others. Usually some amount of loss of honor or dignity is involved, but how
much and the type depends on the embarrassing situation. It is similar to shame, except that shame
may be experienced for an act known only to oneself. Also, embarrassment usually carries the
connotation of being caused by an act that is merely socially unacceptable, rather than morally wrong.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ambr, 2 bar-c, 1 coloc, 1 dys-co, 1 gels, 2 ign, 1 kali-br, 2 op, 1 ph-ac, 1 plat, 1 sep, 1 staph, 3 SULPH
CROSS REFERENCES
 Honor wounded
 Indignation
 Mortification
 Reproach
 Scorn
 Shame
 Timidity
A/F ERYSIPELAS AFTER
An acute streptococcal infection characterized by deep-red inflammation of the skin and mucous
membranes. An acute disease of the skin and subcutaneous tissue caused by a species of hemolytic
streptococcus and marked by localized inflammation and fever. It is also called Saint Anthony's fire. It is
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an acute streptococcal infectious disease of the skin, characterized by fever, headache, vomiting, and
purplish raised lesions, esp. on the face.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bell, 1 cupr, 1 hyos, 1 lach
A/F EXCITEMENT
Excitement is the state of being emotionally aroused and worked up.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acet-ac, 3 ACON, 1 agar, 2 ambr, 1 anac, 2 arg-n, 2 arn, 1 ars, 1 asaf, 1 aster, 2 aur, 2 bell, 1 bry, 2 calc,
1 calc-ar, 1 calc-p, 3 CAPS, 2 caust, 3 CHAM, 1 cimic, 2 cist, 2 cob, 3 COCC, 1 coch, 1 cod, 3 COFF, 1 coff-t,
3 COLL, 1 coloc, 2 con, 1 convo-s, 1 cot, 1 croc, 2 cupr, 1 cypr, 1 dys-co, 1 epip, 1 ferr, 3 GELS, 2 glon, 1
goss, 1 hyos, 3 IGN, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 2 kali-p, 1 kreos, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 lycps, 2 lyss, 1 m-p-a, 1 med, 1
merc, 1 morg-g, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 2 op, 2 pall, 1 petr, 3 PH-AC, 2 phos,
1 phys, 1 plat, 1 prot, 2 psor, 3 PULS, 1 sac-alb, 1 samb, 1 scut, 1 sel, 2 sep, 1 stann, 3 STAPH, 1 stram, 2
sumb, 2 tarent, 1 thuj, 3 TUB, 1 valer, 2 verat, 1 vesp, 2 zinc
A/F FINANCIAL LOSS
Economic loss refers to financial loss and damage suffered by a person such as can be seen only on a
balance sheet rather than as physical injury to the person or destruction of property. It is Loss of money
or decrease in financial value.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 arn, 1 ars, 1 aur, 1 calc, 1 ign, 1 mez, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 puls, 2 rhus-t, 2 sars, 1 stann, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Business failure
 Avarice
 Delusions fortune he has lost his- poor thinks he his- starve his family will
 Fear starving
 Squanders- starving agg
A/F FRIGHT OR FEAR
Fear is a negative emotion induced by a perceived threat that causes animals to move quickly away from
the location of the perceived threat, and sometimes hide. In short, fear is the ability to recognize danger
leading to an urge to confront it or flee from it. Fright or fear is a sudden or extreme fear. It is sudden
intense fear, as of something immediately threatening. It is a state of terror excited by the sudden
appearance of danger; sudden and violent fear, usually of short duration; a sudden alarm. Fear is
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distinguished from the related emotional state of anxiety, which typically occurs without any certain or
immediate external threat. Panic occurs when one is intimidated of a certain thing that reminds them of
their fear, and experiencing an alarm response. It is sudden and violent terror, in response to a
perceived threat.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 ACON, 1 act-sp, 1 agar, 1 anac, 1 androc, 2 apis, 1 arg, 2 arg-n, 1 arn, 1 ars, 2 art-v, 2 aur, 1 aur-m, 2
bell, 1 bry, 2 bufo, 1 calc, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 canth, 1 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc, 3 CAUST, 1 cham, 1 cic,
1 cimic, 1 cina, 1 cocc, 2 coff, 1 coloc, 1 crot-h, 2 cupr, 2 gels, 2 glon, 2 graph, 1 hep, 2 hyos, 1 hyosin, 2
hyper, 3 IGN, 1 iod, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 2 kali-p, 2 lach, 1 laur, 3 LYC, 1 lyss, 1 mag-c, 1 merc, 1 morph, 1
nat-c, 3 NAT-M, 1 nicc, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 3 OP, 2 petr, 3 PH-AC, 3 PHOS, 2 plat, 1 psor, 3 PULS, 1
ran-b, 2 rhus-t, 1 sabad, 1 samb, 1 sec, 2 sep, 3 SIL, 1 spong, 1 stann, 1 staph, 2 stram, 1 sulph, 1 tarent,
3 VERAT, 1 verb, 1 vib, 1 visc, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anxiety
 Forgetfulness, fright from
 Hysteria fright from
 Insanity fright
 Mania fright
 Memory loss of fear from
 Starting
 Suicidal fright
A/F GRIEF SORROW CARE
Grief is a multi-faceted response to loss, particularly to the loss of someone or something to which a
bond was formed. It is deep mental anguish, as that arising from bereavement. While the terms are
often used interchangeably, bereavement refers to the state of loss, and grief is the reaction to loss.
Grief is a natural response to loss. It is the emotional suffering one feels when something or someone
the individual loves is taken away.[5] Grief is also a reaction to any loss. The grief associated with death is
familiar to most people, but individuals grieve in connection with a variety of losses throughout their
lives. It is keen mental suffering or distress over affliction or loss; sharp sorrow; painful regret.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aeth, 1 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 am-m, 2 ambr, 1 aml-n, 1 anac, 1 ant-c, 2 apis, 2 arn, 1 ars, 1 art-v, 3 AUR, 1
aur-ar, 1 aur-s, 1 bar-s, 1 bell, 3 BRY, 1 cadm-s, 1 cael, 2 calc, 2 calc-p, 1 caps, 1 carc, 3 CAUST, 1 cham, 1
clem, 3 COCC, 1 colch, 2 coloc, 2 con, 2 crat, 1 crot-c, 1 crot-h, 1 cycl, 1 cypr, 1 dig, 2 dros, 2 gels, 2
graph, 2 hura, 2 hyos, 3 IGN, 1 ip, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-fcy, 1 kali-p, 3 LACH, 1 lact, 1 laur, 1 lob-c, 1
lob-s, 1 lyc, 1 mag-c, 1 merc, 1 naja, 1 nat-c, 3 NAT-M, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 op, 1 paull, 1 petr, 3
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PH-AC, 1 phos, 1 phys, 1 pic-ac, 2 plat, 1 psor, 2 puls, 1 pyrus, 1 rhus-t, 2 samb, 2 sep, 1 seq-s, 2 sol-o, 1
spig, 3 STAPH, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 tarent, 1 tub, 2 uran-n, 1 verat, 2 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Death
 Disappointment
 Friendship deceived
 Dullness grief from
 Hysteria grief from
 Insanity, grief from
 Irritability grief from
 Mania grief from
 Generalities- emaciation pinning boys
A/F HOMESICKNESS
If one is homesick, then he feels unhappy because he is away from home and is missing his family.
Homesickness is longing for home and family while absent from them. It is a vehement desire to returns
to one’s country. Here a person’s become lonely and longs to be with his family and loved ones,
especially if he has been away from his home even for short period.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 caps, 1 carc, 2 clem, 1 eup-pur, 1 hell, 2 ign, 1 mag-m, 3 PH-AC, 1 senec
A/F HONOR WOUNDED
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Honor is an abstract concept entailing a perceived quality of worthiness and respectability that affects
both the social standing and the self-evaluation of an individual or corporate body such as a family,
school, regiment or nation. Honor is Recognition of importance, self worth. It implies personal integrity.
Honor wounded is injury to the respect, and his personal integrity.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aur, 1 bamb-a, 1 carc, 1 cham, 1 ign, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 1 nux-v, 1 pall, 1 plat, 2 staph, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Egotism
 Reputation from loss of
 Moaning, honor effects of wounding
A/F HURRY
Hurry refers to do something more quickly than usual. It is to do things quickly and impatiently. The
person is always quick and fast in doing all his work. This definition amply highlights the fact that this
refers to a sense of inner pressure - the patient is as if being driven from within to go faster. Feeling a
strong need to move, act, or go quickly.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 2 alum, 1 am-c, 2 arn, 1 benz-ac, 2 bry, 2 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 2 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 sulph
A/F INDIGNATION
Indignation is anger caused by something that is unfair or wrong. It is a feeling of righteous anger.
Indignation is a feeling related to one's perception of having been offended or wronged and a tendency
to undo that wrongdoing by retaliation. It is an anger aroused by something perceived as an indignity,
notably an offense or injustice. Anger or rage ignited by a perceived or real injustice/ offense.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 2 ant-c, 1 bell, 1 bry, 1 carb-v, 1 chin-s, 2 coloc, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-p, 1 gels, 1 hecla, 1 hep, 1 ign, 1 ip, 2
nat-m, 2 nux-v, 1 plat, 3 PULS, 3 STAPH
CROSS REFERENCES
 Admonition
 Anger indignation with
 Embarrassment
 Honor wounded
 Mortification
 Rudeness
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 Hatred, bitter feelings for slight offences

 Sensitive, rudeness
A/F INJURIES ACCIDENTS
Injury refers to any physical damage to the body caused by violence or accident or fracture etc. it is the
physical damage or hurt. It is the damage done to a body part. It is traumatic injury, a body wound or
shock produced by sudden physical injury. An accident or mishap is an unforeseen and unplanned event
or circumstance, often with lack of intention or necessity. Physical examples of accidents include
unintended collisions or falls, being injured by touching something sharp, hot, or electrical. It is an
unfortunate mishap; especially one causing damage or injury.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 arn, 1 bell, 1 camph, 1 cic, 2 glon, 1 hyos, 1 hyper, 1 mag-c, 3 NAT-S, 1 op, 1 rhus-t, 1 ruta, 1
stram, 1 sul-ac, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Dullness
 Insanity
 Memory loss of
 Sadness
 Stupefaction
A/F INSULTS OFFENCES FROM
An insult (also called an affront, slur, scoff, slight or putdown) is an expression, statement (or sometimes
behavior) which is considered degrading and offensive. An action or form of speech deliberately
intended to be rude. It is to treat or speak to insolently or with contemptuous rudeness; affront. It is to
treat, mention, or speak to rudely. It is deliberately offensive act or something producing the effect of
deliberate disrespect.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ang, 1 calc, 2 cham, 1 cocc, 1 dros, 1 glon, 1 gran, 2 ign, 2 merc, 2 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 2 op, 1 seneg, 2
staph, 1 stram, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Mortification
 Offended easily
A/F IRRITABILITY
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Irritability is a disposition to exhibit anger. It also refers to abnormally sensitive to a stimulus. Irritability
is an excessive response to stimuli usually in the form of anger. Easily annoyed.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 cist
A/F JEALOUSY
Jealousy is an emotion and typically refers to the negative thoughts and feelings of insecurity, fear, and
anxiety over an anticipated loss of something that the person values, particularly in reference to a
human connection. An unhappy or angry feeling caused by the belief that someone you love (such as
your husband or wife) likes or is liked by someone else.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 apis, 3 HYOS, 2 ign, 2 lach, 3 NUX-V, 2 ph-ac, 2 phos, 3 PULS, 1 staph
A/F JOY EXCESSIVE
A feeling of great happiness, a deep feeling or condition of happiness very glad feeling; happiness; great
pleasure; delight.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 ars, 1 aur, 2 bad, 1 caust, 1 chin, 2 chin-ar, 3 COFF, 1 croc, 1 cycl, 1 helon, 2 manc, 1 merc, 1
nat-c, 2 op, 2 ped, 1 plat, 2 puls, 1 tarent, 1 valer, 1 verat
A/F LAUGHING
Laughing is a reaction to certain stimuli. It may ensue from hearing a joke, being tickled, or other stimuli.
Most commonly, it is considered a visual expression of a number of positive emotional states, such as
joy, mirth, happiness, relief, etc.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ars-met, 1 coff
A/F LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC FAILURE
Of, relating to, or dealing with literature. Literature is the art of written work. The four major
classifications of literature are poetry, prose, fiction, and non-fiction. Literature may consist of texts
based on factual information (journalistic or non-fiction), as well as on original imagination.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 calc, 1 ign, 1 lyc, 1 nux-v, 1 puls, 1 sulph
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A/F LOOKED AT BEING
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ambr, 2 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 3 ARS, 1 calc, 2 cham, 2 chin, 2 cina, 1 hell, 2 iod, 1 lyc, 1 mag-c, 1 merc, 1 nat-m,
1 nux-v, 1 rhus-t, 1 stram, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Fear looked at
 Looked at cannot bear to be
A/F LOVE DISAPPOINTED
Disappointment is the feeling of dissatisfaction that follows the failure of expectations or hopes to
manifest. The state or feeling of being disappointed cause of deception. It is a feeling of dissatisfaction
that results when your expectations are not realized. The emotion felt when a strongly held expectation
is not met. Disappointment is a subjective response related to the anticipated rewards
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 am-c, 1 androc, 1 ant-c, 3 AUR, 2 bell, 2 bufo, 1 cact, 2 calc-p, 2 caust, 2 cimic, 2 coff, 1 com, 2
con, 1 dig, 2 hell, 3 HYOS, 3 IGN, 1 iod, 1 kali-c, 2 kali-p, 2 lach, 3 NAT-M, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 orig, 1
ozone, 3 PH-AC, 1 phos, 1 pitu-a, 1 psor, 2 sac-alb, 1 sep, 1 seq-s, 3 STAPH, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 tarent, 1
til, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Disapointment
 Friendship deceived
 Grief
 Delirium, maniacal, love from disappointed
 Insanity love from
 Jealousy, love disappointment in
 Laughing, love, from disappointed
 Suicidal from disappointed
 Chest- palpitations, unrequited affections from
A/F MAGNETIZED, MESMERIZED
It implies to attract, charm, or influence. It means to hold the attention of (someone) entirely: to
interest or amaze (someone) so much that nothing else is seen or noticed. It is to put under the
influence of animal magnetism". Animal magnetism is a supposed agent of a mysterious and peculiar
nature, said to have a powerful influence on the patient when acted upon by contact or voluntary
emotion on the part of the operator.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bor, 1 hyper
A/F MASTURBATION
Masturbation is the sexual stimulation of the genitals, usually to the point of orgasm. The stimulation
can be performed manually, by use of objects or tools, or by some combination of these methods.
Masturbation is a common form of autoeroticism, providing sexual pleasure or orgasm in the absence of
a partner. It is manual stimulation of the genital organs (of yourself or another) for sexual pleasure. The
act, when performed with a partner, is called mutual masturbation and is sometimes used as an
alternative to sexual intercourse.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 agn, 1 anan, 1 aur, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 bufo, 1 calad, 1 calc, 1 cann-i, 2 chin, 1 cina, 2 cocc, 2 con, 2
dig, 2 gels, 2 hyos, 2 ign, 1 kali-br, 1 lil-t, 1 merc, 2 nat-m, 2 nat-p, 2 nux-v, 2 op, 2 orig, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 2
plat, 2 plb, 1 raph, 1 sars, 2 sil, 2 staph, 3 SULPH, 2 tarent
A/F MENOPAUSE
Menopause is a term used to describe the permanent cessation of the primary functions of the human
ovaries, the ripening and release of ova and the release of hormones that cause both the creation of the
uterine lining and the subsequent shedding of the uterine lining. It is the time in a woman's life in which
the menstrual cycle ends. It is the permanent cessation of menstruation, occurring usually between the
ages of 45 and 55.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
A/F MISFORTUNE OF OTHERS
Misfortune implies for bad fortune or ill luck. It is unnecessary and unforeseen trouble resulting from an
unfortunate event. It is an unlucky condition or event.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 coloc
A/F MORTIFICATION, HUMILIATION, CHAGRIN
Humiliation (also called stultification) is the abasement of pride, which creates mortification or leads to
a state of being humbled or reduced to lowliness or submission. It is a state of disgrace or loss of self-
respect. It is an instance in which you are caused to lose your prestige or self-respect. It is the state of
being humiliated, humbled or reduced to lowliness or submission. Mortification is a feeling of loss of
prestige or self-respect.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 acon, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 am-m, 1 ambr, 2 anac, 2 apoc, 2 arg-n, 2 ars, 2 aur, 2 aur-m, 1 bell, 2 bry, 2 calc,
1 camph, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 caust, 3 CHAM, 2 chin, 1 chin-b, 2 cocc, 3 COLOC, 1 con, 1 cur, 1 cycl, 1
form, 1 gels, 1 graph, 1 grat, 3 IGN, 1 ip, 2 lach, 3 LYC, 2 lyss, 1 m-p-a, 1 merc, 2 mur-ac, 3 NAT-M, 1 nit-
ac, 2 nux-v, 2 op, 3 PALL, 1 petr, 3 PH-AC, 1 phel, 1 phos, 1 plat, 2 puls, 1 ran-b, 1 rham-p, 1 rhus-t, 2
seneg, 2 sep, 2 sil, 3 STAPH, 1 stram, 2 sulph, 1 verat, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anger, vexation- busiess failure- disappointment- honor- insults-rudeness-scorn

 Delirium, mortification, after
 Dullness. Mortification
 Indignation
 Insanity, mortification
 Rudeness, scorn
 Weeping, mortification
A/F NOISE
In common use, the word noise means any unwanted sound. It is a loud sound or a sound that is
unpleasant, unexpected, or undesired. Noise is the series or confusion of loud sounds. Noise implies for
sound, especially of a loud, harsh, or confused kind. It is the auditory experience of sound that lacks
musical quality.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 cocc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Sensitive, oversensitive noise
A/F PARTURITION, AFTER, PUERPERAL
Puerperium is the period beginning immediately after the birth of a child and extending for about six
weeks. Parturition is the culmination of a human pregnancy or gestation period with the expulsion of
one or more newborn infants from a woman's uterus.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 art-v, 3 BELL, 1 lil-t, 3 PLAT, 3 PULS, 1 sec, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 2 verat, 1 zinc
A/F POSITION, JOB LOSS OF
Position is the rank, status; or social standing of the person. Social status is the honor or prestige
attached to one's position in society (one's social position). It may also refer to a rank or position that
one holds in a group. Social status, the position or rank of a person or group within the society. Status
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refers to the relative rank that an individual holds; this includes attendant rights, duties, and lifestyle, in
a social hierarchy based upon honor or prestige. One can earn their social status by their own
achievements, which is known as achieved status. Alternatively, one can be placed in the stratification
system by their inherited position, which is called ascribed status. Occupation provides an example of
status that may be either ascribed or achieved, it can be achieved by one gaining the right knowledge
and skill to become socially positioned into a higher position of that job; building a person’s social
identity within the occupation. In modern societies, occupation is usually thought of as the main
determinant of status. Position in society is the role and the importance that you have in it.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 ign, 2 nux-v, 1 pers, 2 plat, 1 staph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Business loss of
 Financial loss
 Despair, social position
 Insanity, position
A/F PREGNANCY IN
It is the state of being pregnant; the period from conception to birth when a woman carries a
developing fetus in her uterus. Pregnancy is the fertilization and development of one or more offspring,
known as an embryo or fetus, in a woman's uterus
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 3 BELL, 1 cham, 1 chin, 2 cimic, 1 con, 1 cupr, 1 ign, 1 lach, 1 lyss, 1 merc, 1 nat-m, 3 NUX-M, 2
plat, 3 PULS, 2 stram, 2 verat
A/F PRIDE OF OTHERS
Pride is a feeling of self-respect and personal worth. It is an unreasonable and inordinate self-esteem.
Pride is an inwardly directed emotion that carries two common meanings. With a negative connotation,
pride refers to an inflated sense of one's personal status or accomplishments, With a positive
connotation, pride refers to a satisfied sense of attachment toward one's own or another's choices and
actions, or toward a whole group of people, and is a product of praise, independent self-reflection, or a
fulfilled feeling of belonging.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 grat
A/F PUBERTY IN
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Puberty is the process of physical changes by which a child's body matures into an adult body capable of
sexual reproduction to enable fertilization. It is the time of life when sex glands become functional.
Puberty is the period of life when a person's sexual organs mature and he or she becomes able to have
children. It is the stage of adolescence in which an individual becomes physiologically capable of sexual
reproduction. The stage in the development of humans and other primates marked by the development
of secondary sex characteristics, including menarche in females. In humans, puberty occurs at the onset
of adolescence, between the ages of about 11 and 14 in girls and 13 and 16 in boys.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-s, 1 ant-t, 1 apis, 2 ars, 1 aur, 1 bar-c, 2 bell, 2 calc, 1 caust, 2 cham, 2 cina, 2 graph,
2 hell, 1 helon, 2 kali-p, 1 lach, 1 manc, 1 nat-m, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 2 puls, 1 rhus-t, 2 staph, 2 sulph, 2 teucr
CROSS REFERENCES
 Indifference- puberty
 Loathing general puberty
A/F PUNISHMENT
Punishment is the authoritative imposition of something negative or unpleasant on a person, animal,

organization or entity in response to behavior deemed unacceptable by an individual, group or other
entity. Punishments are that, it be imposed by an authority, it involve some loss to the supposed
offender, it be in response to an offence, and the person (or animal) upon whom the loss is imposed be
deemed at least somewhat responsible for the offence. It is a penalty or sanction given for any crime or
offence.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 ambr, 1 con, 1 dam, 1 dig, 1 ign, 1 lach, 1 nat-m, 1 stann, 1 staph, 1 tarent
A/F QUARRELS
A quarrel is an angry argument between two or more persons. Quarrelsome people are apt to violent
dispute with loud and angry words they have tendency to disagree and dispute for the smallest things
and also are in the habit of fighting faults and in any and everything. To quarrel is to have a
disagreement over something. It is an angry dispute, marked by heated arguments or controversy.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 berb, 1 chion, 1 cic, 1 germ, 1 glon, 1 hydrog, 1 kali-chl, 1 spig, 1 thuj
A/F RAGE, FURY
Rage is a state of extreme and violent uncontrolled anger. It is a furious, wild anger; esp., a brief spell of
raving fury. It is a strong feeling of anger that is difficult to control. A person in a state of rage may also
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lose much of his or her capacity for rational thought and reasoning, and may act, usually violently, on his
or her impulses to the point that they may attack until they themselves have been incapacitated or the
source of their rage has been destroyed. A person in rage may also experience tunnel vision, muffled
hearing, increased heart rate and hyperventilation. They often focus only on the source of their anger.
The large amounts of adrenaline and oxygen in the bloodstream may cause a person's extremities to
shake.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 apis, 2 arn, 1 seq-s
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anger
 Vexation
A/F REPROACHES
Reproach is to accuse of and blame for a fault so as to make feel ashamed. It is to impute blame to (a
person) for an action or fault, rebuke. It is the blame or censure conveyed in disapproval.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 3 AMBR, 1 bell, 1 cadm-s, 1 calc-sil, 1 carc, 1 cina, 1 coloc, 1 croc, 1 dys-co, 1 gels, 1 germ, 2 ign, 1
med, 1 mosch, 3 NAT-M, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 3 OP, 1 ph-ac, 2 plat, 1 sac-alb, 2 staph, 2 stram, 1 tarent
CROSS REFERENCES
 Admonition
 Confuse. Vexation after
 Sensitive, oversensitive, reprimands
 Weeping. Admonition, reprimands
A/F REPUTATION, FROM LOSS OF
Reputation is what somebody is known for. It is the state of being held in high esteem and honor. It is
the general estimation that the public has for a person. What is generally said or believed about a
person's or thing's character. It is the common opinion that people have about someone or something
or the way in which people think of someone or something.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 kali-br, 2 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Honor wounded
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A/F RESPONSIBILITY UNUSUAL
Responsibility is the social force that binds you to the courses of action demanded by that force. It is the
obligation to carry forward an assigned task to a successful conclusion. It is the sense of accountability. It
is a duty, obligation or liability for which someone is held accountable. If you think that you have a
responsibility to do something, you feel that you ought to do it because it is morally right to do it. If you
think that you have a responsibility to someone you feel that it is your duty to take decision or actions
that will protect their interests.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aur
A/F REVERSAL OF FORTUNE
Reversal of fortune means a change in fortune, a change from being successful to having problems.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ambr, 1 con, 1 dig, 1 lach, 1 stann, 1 staph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Business, failure
A/F RUDENESS OF OTHERS
Rude is behaviour which is crude or rough in form. Rudeness is a display of disrespect by not complying
with the social "laws" or etiquette of a group or culture. It is not having or showing concern or respect
for the rights and feelings of other people. It is lacking the graces and refinement of civilized life,
uncouth.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 anac, 1 bar-m, 2 calc, 1 carc, 1 cocc, 2 colch, 1 hyos, 1 lac-c, 2 lyc, 1 mag-m, 1 med, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-m,
1 nux-v, 1 ph-ac, 1 puls, 3 STAPH
CROSS REFERENCES
 Honor wounded
 Indignation
 Mortification
 Sensitive rudeness
A/F SCORN, BEING SORNED
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Scorn is a feeling of contempt or disdain for something or somebody; to despise. It is lack of respect
accompanied by a feeling of intense dislike. It is to look down on with disdain. It is to feel or display
contempt or disdain for something or somebody. If you feel scorn or disdain for someone then you
contempt them and dislike them because you think they are inferior or unimportant. It is to have a very
low opinion of someone. It is a feeling that someone or something is not worthy of any respect or
approval.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 alum, 2 aur, 1 bell, 3 BRY, 3 CHAM, 1 coff, 2 coloc, 1 ferr, 1 hyos, 1 ip, 1 lac-c, 1 lyc, 2 nat-m, 3
NUX-V, 1 olnd, 2 par, 2 phos, 2 plat, 1 sep, 2 staph, 1 stront-c, 1 sulph, 1 verat
A/F SEXUAL ABUSE
Sexual abuse, also referred to as molestation, is the forcing of undesired sexual behavior by one person
upon another. The term also covers any behavior by any adult towards a child to stimulate either the
adult or child sexually. When the victim is younger than the age of consent, it is referred to as child
sexual abuse. Sexual misconduct can occur where one person uses a position of authority to compel
another person to engage in an otherwise unwanted sexual activity. For example, sexual harassment in
the workplace might involve an employee being coerced into a sexual situation out of fear of being
dismissed. Sexual harassment in education might involve a student submitting to the sexual advances of
a person in authority in fear of being punished, for example by being given a failing grade.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 ambr, 2 anac, 1 arg-n, 1 aur, 1 aur-m, 1 calc-p, 1 caust, 1 chin, 1 cupr, 1 foll, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 1 lil-t,
1 lyc, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 orig, 2 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 sep, 1 staph, 1 stram, 2 ust
A/F SHAME
A painful emotion resulting from an awareness of having done something dishonorable, unworthy,
degrading, etc. Uncomfortable or painful feeling due to recognition or consciousness of impropriety,
dishonor or other wrong in the opinion of the person experiencing the feeling. It is caused by awareness
of exposure of circumstances of unworthiness or of improper or indecent conduct. A "sense of shame" is
the consciousness or awareness of shame as a state or condition. Such shame cognition may occur as a
result of the experience of shame affect or, more generally, in any situation of embarrassment,
dishonor, disgrace, inadequacy, humiliation, or chagrin. Shame is a violation of cultural or social values
while guilt feelings arise from violations of one's internal values. Thus, it is possible to feel ashamed of
thought or behavior that no one knows about and to feel guilty about actions that gain the approval of
others. The experience of shame is directly about the self, which is the focus of evaluation. In guilt, the
self is not the central object of negative evaluation, but rather the thing done is the focus. Shame is an
acutely self-conscious state in which the self is 'split,' imagining the self in the eyes of the other; by
contrast, in guilt the self is unified. One can feel shame for an act known only to oneself but in order to
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be embarrassed one's actions must be revealed to others. A painful feeling of having lost the respect of
others because of the improper behavior, incompetence, etc. of oneself or another
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aur, 2 ign, 1 nat-m, 3 OP, 2 staph
A/F SHOCK
Shock is when something unpleasant, which was not expected suddenly happens and upsets and all the
senses are benumbed. Under the influence of shock one gets disconnected from the immediate
surrounding and becomes emotionally numb. It is the disturbance of function, equilibrium, or mental
faculties caused by violent unexpected emotional blow.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acet-ac, 3 ACON, 2 am-c, 1 ambr, 1 apis, 2 arn, 1 both-a, 2 camph, 1 carc, 1 cham, 1 cic, 1 coca, 2 coff,
2 gels, 1 hecla, 1 hep, 1 hyos, 1 hyper, 1 iod, 1 kali-p, 2 merc, 1 nat-m, 2 nux-v, 1 op, 1 ph-ac, 2 pic-ac, 1
plat, 1 puls, 1 sec, 1 stront-c, 1 sulph, 2 verat
A/F SURPRISES
Surprise is a brief emotional state experienced as the result of an unexpected event. Surprise can have
any valence; that is, it can be neutral/moderate, pleasant, or unpleasant. If a person experiences a very
powerful or long lasting surprise, it may be considered shock. It is the astonishment you feel when
something totally unexpected happens to you. It is to strike or occur to with a sudden feeling of wonder
or astonishment, as through unexpectedness. Surprise is usually a pleasant emotion and rarely
unpleasant.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 coff, 1 gels, 1 merc, 1 op, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Joy
A/F UNUSUAL ANYTHING
Unusual means unlike what is expected, differing in some way from the norm. it is not commonly seen,
heard, etc. not commonly encountered.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ambr
CROSS REFERENCES
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 Anxiety causeless
 Fear unknown
A/F VEHEMANCE
Vehemence is marked by extreme intensity of emotions or convictions, inclined to react violently; fervid.
It is an intense concentration, force or power. It is a wild or turbulent ferocity or fury. It is characterized
by forcefulness of expression or intensity of emotion or conviction.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 aur, 1 coff
A/F VIOLENCE
Violence is defined by the World Health Organization as the intentional use of physical force or power,
threatened or actual, against a person, or against a group or community that either results in or has a
high likelihood of resulting in injury, death, psychological harm, maldevelopment or deprivation. This
definition associate’s intentionality with the committing of the act itself, irrespective of the outcome it
produces. Furthermore, violence often has lifelong consequences for victims' physical and mental health
and social functioning and can slow economic and social development. It is an act of aggression. It is a
turbulent state resulting in injuries and destruction etc. Violence implies for extreme force.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 aur, 2 bry, 1 coff
ALCOHOLISM DIPSOMANIA
Dipsomania is a historical term describing a medical condition involving an uncontrollable craving for
alcohol. It is a compulsive desire to drink alcoholic beverages. It is an abnormal and insatiable craving for
alcoholic drink. It displays an intense persistent desire to drink alcoholic beverages to excess. It entails
an insatiable craving for alcoholic beverages.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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2 absin, 1 acon, 1 adon, 3 AGAR, 1 agav-t, 1 alum, 1 am-m, 1 anac, 1 ange, 1 anis, 2 ant-c, 2 ant-t, 2
apoc, 2 apom, 1 arg, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-s-f, 2 asaf, 2 asar, 2 aur, 2 aven, 1 bar-c, 2 bell, 1 bism, 1
bor, 1 bov, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 1 cadm-s, 2 calc, 1 calc-ar, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 2 caps, 1 carb-ac, 1 carb-an, 2
carb-v, 2 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 card-m, 1 caust, 1 cham, 2 chel, 1 chim, 3 CHIN, 1 chin-m, 1 cic, 2 cimic, 2
cocc, 2 coff, 1 con, 1 croc, 3 CROT-H, 2 cupr-ar, 1 dig, 2 eup-per, 2 ferr, 1 fl-ac, 2 gels, 1 glon, 2 graph, 2
hell, 1 hep, 1 hydr, 2 hyos, 1 ichth, 2 ign, 1 ip, 2 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-i, 1 kola, 1 lac-ac, 2 lac-c, 2
lach, 2 laur, 2 led, 1 lob, 1 lup, 2 lyc, 1 mag-c, 1 med, 1 meph, 1 merc, 1 mez, 1 mosch, 2 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1
nat-n, 1 nat-s, 2 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 op, 1 passi, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 psor, 1 puls, 2 quas,
2 querc, 3 RAN-B, 1 raph, 2 rhod, 2 rhus-t, 1 rumx, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 1 samb, 1 sang, 1 sars, 1 sec, 3 SEL, 2
sep, 2 sil, 2 spig, 1 spong, 1 staph, 2 stram, 1 stront-c, 2 stroph, 1 stry, 1 stry-n, 2 sul-ac, 2 sulph, 1 syph, 1
tarax, 1 thuj, 1 tub, 1 valer, 3 VERAT, 2 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 A/f- alcoholism
 Delirium, tremens
 Generalities- food, alcohol, desires
AMBITION LOSS OF
Ambition is the desire for personal achievement. It is an eager or inordinate desire for some object that
confers distinction, as preferment, honor, superiority, political power, or literary fame. It is the desire to
distinguish one's self from other people. It demonstrates a strong drive for success. Ambition is a strong
general desire for accomplishment, wealth or power, generally described as a positive trait.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 am-m, 1 apoc, 1 arag, 1 arg-n, 1 ars, 1 calc-sil, 1 caps, 1 caust, 1 chin-ar, 1 cocain, 1 dios, 1 erig, 1 kali-c,
1 merc, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-p, 1 nux-v, 1 pall, 1 petr, 1 rob, 1 sang, 2 sep, 1 viol-o
CROSS REFERENCES
 Indolence
AMUSEMENT AVERSE TO
Amusement is the state of experiencing humorous and entertaining events or situations, and is
associated with enjoyment, happiness, laughter and pleasure. It is an activity that is entertaining or
amusing.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 androc, 1 bar-c, 2 hep, 2 ign, 1 lil-t, 1 meny, 1 olnd, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
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 Going out, aversion

 Indifference, pleasure
 Play aversion to
 Serious
ANARCHIST
Anarchists are people who want to live under their own authority. Political authority is what they are
against, and some will go to extreme measures. One who believes in or advocates the absence of
hierarchy and authority in most forms especially one who works toward the realization of such. A person
who advocates the abolition of government and a social system based on voluntary cooperation. One
who aims to create anarchy, a society within which individuals freely co-operate together as equals,
Somebody who opposes all forms of hierarchical control - be that control by the state or a capitalist. The
proponents of anarchism are known as "anarchists", and they advocate stateless societies based on non-
hierarchical voluntary associations. One who disregards laws and social norms as a form of rebellion
against authority. One who resents outside control or influence on his or her life, in particular a
government, and therefore desires the absence of political control. An anarchist is a person who
believes that government and laws are not necessary.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 arg-n, 1 caust, 1 kali-c, 2 merc, 1 sep
CROSS REFERENCES
 Fanaticism
 Injustice, cannot support
ANARCHIST REVOLUTIONARY
A revolutionary is a person who either actively participates in, or advocates revolution. He is a person
who revolts, Causing to a great or complete change. He is a person who advocates immediate, drastic
change. The above rubric is revolutionary persons who mark new or introduce radical change. A
revolutionary is one who brings a fundamental change in power or organizational structures that takes
place in a relatively short period of time. The rubric is pertaining to something that portends of great
change; overthrowing a standing mindset.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 caust, 1 kali-c, 3 MERC, 1 sep
ANGER IRASCIBILITY
Anger is an emotion related to one's psychological interpretation of having been offended, wronged or
denied and a tendency to react through retaliation. It is a strong emotion; a feeling that is oriented
toward some real or supposed grievance. The external expression of anger can be found in facial
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expressions, body language, physiological responses, and at times in public acts of aggression. Humans
and animals for example make loud sounds, attempt to look physically larger, bare their teeth, and
stare. Three types of anger are recognized by psychologists: The first form of anger, named "hasty and
sudden anger" is connected to the impulse for self-preservation. It is shared between humans and non-
human animals and occurs when tormented or trapped. The second type of anger is named "settled and
deliberate" anger and is a reaction to perceived deliberate harm or unfair treatment by others. These
two forms of anger are episodic. The third type of anger is called dispositional and is related more to
character traits than to instincts or cognitions. Irritability, sullenness and churlishness are examples of
the last form of anger.
Irascibility is easily provoked to outbursts of anger. It is prone to outbursts of temper; easily angered. A
tendency to become angry quickly
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abrot, 1 acet-ac, 3 ACON, 1 act-sp, 1 aesc, 2 aeth, 1 agar, 1 agn, 1 all-c, 1 allox, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 2
am-m, 1 ambr, 3 ANAC, 1 anan, 1 androc, 1 ang, 2 ant-c, 2 ant-t, 2 apis, 1 arg, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 3 ARS, 1
ars-h, 2 ars-i, 1 ars-met, 1 arum-t, 2 asaf, 1 asar, 1 aster, 1 atro, 3 AUR, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-m, 1 aur-s, 1 bac,
1 bamb-a, 1 bar-acet, 1 bar-c, 1 bar-i, 1 bar-m, 1 bart, 2 bell, 1 berb, 2 bond, 2 bor, 2 bov, 3 BRY, 1 bufo,
1 buth-aust, 1 cact, 1 cadm-s, 1 cael, 1 cahin, 1 calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-hp, 1 calc-i, 2 calc-p, 1 calc-
s, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 2 caps, 1 carb-ac, 2 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 2 carbn-s, 1 carc, 2 card-m,
1 carl, 1 cast, 1 caul, 2 caust, 1 cench, 1 cere-s, 3 CHAM, 1 chel, 2 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 chin-b, 1 chin-s, 1
chlor, 1 choc, 1 cic, 1 cimic, 1 cimx, 2 cina, 1 cinnb, 1 cist, 1 clem, 2 cocc, 2 coff, 1 colch, 2 coloc, 2 con, 1
cop, 1 cor-r, 2 croc, 1 crot-h, 1 croto-t, 3 CUPR, 1 cur, 1 cycl, 1 cyn-d, 1 cyna, 1 cypr, 1 cyt-l, 1 daph, 1
des-ac, 1 dig, 1 digin, 1 dirc, 1 dros, 2 dulc, 1 elae, 1 elaps, 1 eupi, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 1 ferr-i, 1 ferr-m, 1
ferr-ma, 1 ferr-p, 1 ferul, 1 fl-ac, 1 form, 1 gall-ac, 1 gamb, 1 gels, 1 germ, 1 gink, 1 glon, 1 gnaph, 1 gran,
2 graph, 1 grat, 1 haem, 1 ham, 1 hecla, 1 hell, 1 helon, 3 HEP, 1 hipp, 1 hir, 1 hura, 1 hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 1
hydrog, 2 hyos, 1 ictod, 3 IGN, 1 indg, 1 iod, 1 ip, 1 iris, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 3 KALI-C, 1 kali-chl, 1
kali-cy, 1 kali-fcy, 2 kali-i, 2 kali-m, 1 kali-n, 2 kali-p, 3 KALI-S, 1 kali-sil, 2 kreos, 1 kres, 1 lac-c, 1 lac-h, 2
lach, 2 lact, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 laur, 2 led, 1 lil-t, 1 luna, 3 LYC, 1 lycpr, 1 lyss, 1 m-arct, 2 m-aust, 1
m-p-a, 1 macrin, 1 mag-c, 2 mag-m, 1 mag-s, 1 manc, 1 mang, 1 med, 1 meli, 1 meph, 3 MERC, 1 merc-
cy, 1 merl, 2 mez, 1 morg-g, 1 morph, 2 mosch, 2 mur-ac, 1 myric, 1 nat-ar, 2 nat-c, 3 NAT-M, 1 nat-p, 2
nat-s, 1 nat-sil, 1 nicc, 3 NIT-AC, 1 nit-s-d, 1 nuph, 1 nux-m, 3 NUX-V, 1 oena, 1 ol-an, 1 olnd, 1 op, 1
opun-a, 1 osm, 1 ozone, 2 pall, 1 par, 1 ped, 3 PETR, 2 ph-ac, 1 phel, 2 phos, 1 pitu-a, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 prot,
2 psor, 1 ptel, 1 puls, 1 puls-n, 1 ran-b, 1 rat, 1 rheum, 2 rhus-t, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 1 sabal, 1 sabin, 1 sac-
alb, 1 samb, 1 sang, 1 sanic, 1 sarcol-ac, 1 saroth, 1 sars, 1 scroph-n, 1 sel, 1 seneg, 1 senn, 3 SEP, 1 sieg,
1 sil, 1 sol-m, 2 spig, 1 spong, 1 squil, 2 stann, 3 STAPH, 1 stram, 2 stront-c, 1 sul-ac, 3 SULPH, 1 sumb, 1
syc-co, 1 syph, 1 tab, 2 tarent, 1 tarent-c, 1 tell, 1 teucr, 1 thea, 2 thuj, 1 thyr, 1 til, 1 tril-c, 1 tub, 1 tub-k,
1 upa, 2 uran-n, 1 v-a-b, 1 valer, 1 verat, 1 verb, 1 vinc, 1 wye, 1 yohim, 1 zea-i, 2 zinc, 1 zinc-acet, 1 zinc-
cy, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
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 Hatred
 Indignation
 Irritability
 Quarrelsomeness
 Rage
 Violent
 Wildness
ANGER ANSWER WHEN OBLIGED TO
It is the behaviour portrayed easily aroused to anger when asked some question compelling him to
answer.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 arn, 1 ars, 1 coloc, 1 nat-m, 3 NUX-V, 2 ph-ac, 1 puls
CROSS REFERENCES
 Answers, aversion- refuses
ANGER TEMPER TANTRUMS
Any fit of bad temper by a child, especially kicking, screaming or deliberately holding the breath. A
tantrum (or temper tantrum or tirade or hissy fit) is an emotional outburst, usually associated with
children or those in emotional distress, that is typically characterized by stubbornness, crying,
screaming, yelling, shrieking, defiance, angry ranting, a resistance to attempts at pacification and, in
some cases, violence. Physical control may be lost, the person may be unable to remain still, and even if
the "goal" of the person is met he or she may not be calmed. Tantrums are one of the most common
forms of problematic behavior in young children, but tend to decrease in frequency and intensity as the
child grows older. For the toddler, "tantrums are normal...the force of the tantrum is a kind of measure
of the strength of character the child can possess eventually, if [s]he's helped to harness that energy. It
is a childish fit of rage; outburst of bad temper. It is a fit of extreme rage, with e.g. shouting and
stamping.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aur, 1 bell, 1 bor, 1 calc, 1 canth, 1 carc, 1 cere-s, 1 cham, 1 chel, 1 cina, 1 cocc, 1 cupr, 1 hep, 1
hyos, 1 lach, 1 luna, 1 lyss, 1 nat-m, 2 nux-v, 1 olnd, 1 phos, 1 plat, 1 prot, 1 puls, 1 sac-alb, 1 sil, 2 staph,
1 stront-c, 1 sulph, 1 tarent, 1 tell, 1 thuj, 1 thyr, 1 tub
CROSS REFERENCES
 Sudden
ANGER TRANQUILIITY FOLLOWED BY
Tranquility is the quality or state of being quiet and peaceful. It is the quality or state of being tranquil;
calmness; serenity. The above rubric is for the behaviour which is characterized by a state of anger
which is immediately followed by calmness or quietude.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ip
ANGER TRIFLES AT
Anger trifles at describes the disposition of getting anger at something of little value or importance;
trivial thing, idea, etc.; paltry matter. It implies for those who get angry on something of small
importance, something that does not have much value or importance. It is to be angry on anything that
is of little importance or worth.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 ACON, 1 anac, 2 ant-c, 1 arn, 3 ARS, 1 asaf, 1 asar, 1 aster, 1 atro, 1 aur, 1 bart, 1 bell, 2 bry, 1 cael, 2
calc, 1 calc-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 2 caps, 1 caust, 1 cere-s, 2 cham, 2 chel, 1 chin, 1 cina, 1 clem, 2 cocc, 2
colch, 1 coloc, 2 con, 1 croc, 1 digin, 1 dros, 1 ferr, 1 glon, 1 hell, 1 helon, 2 hep, 2 ign, 1 ip, 1 kali-bi, 1
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kali-c, 1 kali-m, 1 kali-sil, 1 kreos, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 mang, 1 meph, 2 mez, 1 morph, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-
ar, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 2 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 pall, 2 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 pitu-a, 2 plat, 1 puls, 2
rhus-t, 1 sabad, 1 sang, 1 sanic, 1 sarcol-ac, 1 sars, 1 sel, 1 seneg, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 squil, 2 staph, 1 stram, 1
sul-ac, 1 thuj, 1 thyr, 1 tril-c, 1 tub, 1 verat, 1 wye, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Irritability, trifles from
ANGER VIOLENT
Anger Violent is the rubric for anger acting with or characterized by uncontrolled, strong, rough force. It
is likely to use physical force, involving extreme force or motion. It is the behaviour characterized by
using or involving the use of physical force to cause harm or damage to someone or something. It is
trying to physically attack someone because of anger. It means very powerful and capable of causing
damage in anger.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 ACON, 1 aesc, 1 ambr, 3 ANAC, 1 androc, 2 apis, 2 ars, 3 AUR, 1 aur-s, 1 bamb-a, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 bor,
2 bry, 1 bufo, 1 cahin, 2 calc, 1 camph, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 2 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc, 2 caust, 1 cere-s, 3
CHAM, 2 chel, 1 chin-b, 1 cimx, 1 cocc, 1 coff, 2 croc, 1 cupr, 1 cypr, 1 dros, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-p, 1 germ, 2
graph, 1 grat, 1 hecla, 3 HEP, 1 hydrog, 2 hyos, 1 ictod, 1 ign, 1 iod, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-i, 1 lach, 1
led, 2 lyc, 1 lyss, 2 m-aust, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-s, 1 med, 2 meli, 1 mez, 1 mosch, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 3 NIT-AC, 3
NUX-V, 1 oena, 1 olnd, 1 ozone, 1 pall, 2 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 pitu-a, 2 plat, 1 prot, 1 puls, 1 seneg, 2
sep, 1 sil, 2 stann, 3 STAPH, 1 stram, 1 stront-c, 1 sulph, 3 TARENT, 1 tell, 1 thyr, 1 tub, 1 tub-k, 1 verat, 1
zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Impetuous
 Kill
 Rage
ANGUISH
Anguish is great mental suffering or physical pain. It is the e pain, either of body or mind; excruciating
distress. It denotes very great pain of body or mind; agony. It is agonizing physical or mental pain. It is
the extreme distress of body or mind.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acet-ac, 3 ACON, 1 aesc, 1 aeth, 1 agar, 1 ail, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 am-caust, 1 am-m, 1 ambr, 1
aml-n, 1 amyg-am, 2 anac, 1 androc, 1 anh, 1 ant-ar, 1 ant-t, 2 apis, 1 aran, 1 aran-ix, 1 arg, 2 arg-n, 2
arn, 3 ARS, 1 ars-i, 1 ars-s-f, 1 asaf, 1 asar, 1 asc-t, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 bac, 1 bamb-a, 3 BELL, 2 bism, 1
both-l, 1 bov, 1 bufo, 1 buni-o, 1 buth-aust, 1 calad, 3 CALC, 3 CALC-AR, 1 calc-f, 1 camph, 3 CANN-I, 1
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canth, 1 carb-ac, 1 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 1 carbn-o, 1 carc, 1 carl, 3 CAUST, 1 cedr, 1 cham, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1
chin-s, 1 chlol, 1 cic, 1 cimic, 1 cina, 1 cob-n, 1 coca, 1 cocc, 2 coff, 1 colch, 1 coloc, 1 croc, 2 crot-c, 1
crot-h, 2 cupr, 2 cupr-ar, 1 cyt-l, 1 der, 1 des-ac, 3 DIG, 1 dios, 1 dor, 1 dros, 1 eupi, 1 foll, 2 gels, 1 gins, 1
glon, 3 GRAPH, 1 halo, 1 ham, 1 hed, 1 hell, 3 HEP, 1 hoit, 1 hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrog, 2 hyos, 1 ictod, 1
ign, 1 ip, 1 iris, 2 jatr, 2 kali-ar, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-i, 1 kres, 1 lac-d, 1 lach, 1 lact, 1 lap-gr-m,
2 lat-m, 1 levo, 2 lob, 3 LYC, 1 lyss, 2 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-s, 1 med, 1 meph, 1 merc, 1 merc-c, 1
merc-pr-r, 2 mez, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 murx, 1 naja, 1 nat-ar, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-s, 1 nep, 1 nicc, 1 nit-ac, 2
nux-v, 1 oena, 1 onop, 1 op, 1 orni, 1 ox-ac, 1 perh, 1 ph-ac, 1 phel, 2 phos, 1 phyt, 1 pitu-a, 1 plan, 3
PLAT, 2 plb, 1 pneu, 1 podo, 1 psil, 2 psor, 1 puls, 1 ran-b, 1 rauw, 1 rhus-t, 1 rob, 1 samb, 1 saroth, 2
sars, 1 sec, 1 sep, 1 seq-s, 1 sil, 1 spong, 1 stann, 1 staph, 2 still, 2 stram, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulfonam, 1 sulph, 2
syph, 1 tab, 1 tanac, 1 tarent, 1 thala, 1 thea, 1 thiop, 1 thuj, 1 thuj-l, 1 thyr, 1 tril-c, 1 verat, 1 verat-v, 1
vesp, 1 vip, 1 vip-a, 1 xan, 2 zinc-val
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anxiety
 Fear, panic attacks
 Mania, anguish
 Restlessness
 Shrieking, anguish
ANIMAL CONSCIOUSNESS
Animal consciousness is used for persons who believe animals are also emotionally conscious as humans
are. They believe animals show signs of consciousness, such as recognizing themselves in the mirror or
reacting to the death of other animals. They are those who understand the feelings and emotions of the
animals.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 choc, 1 germ
ANIMATION AGG
Animation entails liveliness and vivacity. It is the quality or condition of being alive, active, spirited, or
vigorous. The rubric refers to the state where such liveliness and vivacity intensifies the suffering of
patient.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 coff, 2 hyos, 2 lach, 2 par, 2 sabad, 2 valer
CROSS REFERENCES
 Amusement, aversion
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ANOREXIA NERVOSA
Anorexia nervosa is an eating disorder characterized by excessive food restriction and irrational fear of
gaining weight, and a distorted body self-perception. It typically involves excessive weight loss. Anorexia
nervosa usually develops during adolescence and early adulthood. Due to the fear of gaining weight,
people with this disorder restrict the amount of food they consume. A psychological disorder
characterized by somatic delusions that you are too fat despite being emaciated. Anorexia nervosa is an
eating disorder that makes people lose more weight than is considered healthy for their age and height.
Persons with this disorder may have an intense fear of weight gain, even when they are underweight.
They may diet or exercise too much, or use other methods to lose weight.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 arg-n, 1 ars, 1 calc, 1 carc, 1 chin, 1 ign, 1 kali-p, 1 lach, 1 levo, 1 merc, 2 nat-m, 1 perh, 1 ph-ac, 1 puls,
1 rhus-t, 2 sac-alb, 2 sep, 1 staph, 3 SULPH, 1 tarent, 1 vanad, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Eating, refuses
 Indifference, eating
 Stomach- appetite ravenous- wanting- defective, lost
 Stomach- vomiting general, eating, after, slim to say
 Generalities- emaciation, insanity, in- pinning boys
ANSWER AVERSION TO
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Aversion is a strong feeling of not liking something. Answer aversion to denotes the state of disposition
of a strong feeling that you dislike to answer. It is a feeling of repugnance toward answering with a
desire to avoid or turn from it.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 agar, 1 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 2 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 1 apom, 1 arg-m, 2 arn, 1 ars,
1 ars-i, 1 ars-s-f, 1 atro, 2 aur, 1 bell, 2 bry, 1 cact, 1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 1 carb-an, 1 carbn-h, 1 carc, 1 caust,
2 cham, 1 chin, 1 chin-s, 1 chlol, 1 cimic, 1 cocc, 1 coff, 2 coloc, 1 con, 1 cupr, 1 euphr, 2 gels, 1 germ, 3
GLON, 1 hell, 3 HYOS, 1 ign, 1 iod, 1 juni-c, 1 kali-ar, 2 kali-p, 1 lil-t, 1 lyss, 1 mag-m, 3 MANC, 1 medus, 1
merc, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 naja, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 3 NUX-V, 1 op, 1 oxyt, 1 petr, 3 PH-AC, 2 phos, 2 puls,
1 rhus-t, 1 sabad, 1 sars, 2 sec, 1 sil, 1 spong, 2 stann, 1 stram, 2 stry, 2 sul-ac, 2 sulph, 1 tab, 1 tarent, 1
verat, 1 vib
CROSS REFERENCES
 Refuses to
 Anger, answer
ANSWER INCOHERENTLY
It is not able to talk or express yourself in a clear way that can be easily understood. It entails not
capable to think or express one's thoughts in a clear or orderly manner. It is something without logical or
meaningful connection; disjointed; rambling. It stands for badly organized or expressed and therefore
difficult to understand.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bell, 1 cann-i, 1 chlol, 1 coff-t, 1 croto-t, 1 cupr, 1 cycl, 1 hyos, 2 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 raja-s, 1 valer, 1 vip
ANSWER IRRELEVANTLY
Not important or relating to what is being discussed right now. Not pertinent to the subject under
consideration. Irrelevant means having no bearing on or connection with the subject at issue.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bell, 1 carb-v, 1 cimic, 2 hyos, 2 nux-m, 1 ph-ac, 1 sul-ac, 1 thuj, 1 valer
CROSS REFERENCES
 Talk, irrelevant
ANSWER MONOSYLLABIC
The above rubric implies the state of using very few words. If you refer someone or the way they speak
as monosyllabic, you mean that they say a very little or they answer in single word or so.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 achy, 1 acon, 1 agar-pa, 1 bell, 1 carbn-h, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 crot-c, 1 gels, 1 hyos, 1 kali-br, 1 merc, 1
mur-ac, 3 PH-AC, 1 plb, 1 puls, 1 sep, 2 thuj, 1 tub, 3 VERAT
CROSS REFERENCES
 Speech & Voice- Speech monosyllabic
ANSWER REFLECTS LONG
The above rubric refers to the disposition where the person gives a delayed reply to questions being
asked after a long time of thinking.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 2 anac, 2 bar-c, 2 cocc, 2 cupr, 1 grat, 3 HELL, 1 merc, 2 nux-m, 2 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Irresolution
 Slowness
 Will contradiction of
ANTAGONISM HERSELF WITH
Antagonism is hostility that results in active resistance, opposition, or contentiousness. It means strong
feeling of opposition or dislike.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 3 ANAC, 1 anh, 1 ant-t, 1 aur, 1 bar-c, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 caps, 1 irid, 2 kali-c, 1 lac-c, 2 lach, 1
lyss, 1 naja, 1 op, 1 paro-i, 2 sep, 2 sil, 1 verb
CROSS REFERENCES
 Confusion, identity
 Delusions, divided
 Irresolution
 Thoughts, two trains of
 Undertakes, things opposed to his intentions
 Will, contradiction of
ANTICIPATION
If you anticipate an event you realize in advance that it may happen and you are prepared for it. To
anticipate implies before hand preparation. It simly means to be prepared for expectation. It is a feeling
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of excitement about something that is going to happen. It is the act of preparing for something. To deal
with beforehand; act so as to mitigate, nullify, or prevent. It stands for to see what is going to be
wanted, required etc in the future and do what is necessary.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 aeth, 1 ambr, 2 anac, 1 androc, 3 ARG-N, 3 ARS, 1 bry, 3 CALC, 1 camph, 2 carb-v, 3 CARC, 2
caust, 2 cic, 2 cocc, 1 coff, 1 crot-h, 1 cupr, 3 GELS, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 3 IGN, 2 lac-c, 1 lap-mar-c, 3 LYC, 1
lyss, 1 mag-c, 3 MED, 1 merc, 1 nabal, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 petr, 2 ph-ac, 3 PHOS, 1 pic-ac, 3 PLB,
3 PSOR, 3 PULS, 3 SIL, 1 staph, 1 still, 1 stront-c, 1 thuj, 1 tub, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anxiety anticipating- future about

 Fear church or opera- danger impending- disease of impending- happen something will-
misfortune
 Grief, future for
 Lamenting future about
 Timidity appearing in public
ANTICS PLAYS
It is an attention-drawing often wildly playful or funny act or action. A ludicrous or grotesque act done
for fun and amusement or to seek attention. absurd or grotesque acts or postures to draw attention. A
playful trick or prank. A behaviour that is considered to be deliberately stupid and likely to cause
attention. Attention-grabbing, playful prank.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 androc, 1 apis, 1 astra-me, 2 bell, 1 cic, 1 croc, 1 cupr, 1 dat-m, 3 HYOS, 1 ign, 1 kali-bi, 1 lach, 1 lact, 1
merc, 1 op, 1 phos, 1 plb, 1 sac-alb, 1 stram, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Childish behaviour
 Delirium
 Foolish behaviour
 Gesture, ridiculous- strange
 Face- grimaces
ANXIETY
Anxiety (also called angst or worry) is a psychological and physiological state characterized by somatic,
emotional, cognitive, and behavioral components. It is the displeasing feeling of fear and concern. When
anxiety becomes excessive, it may fall under the classification of an anxiety disorder. Anxiety is a
generalized mood that can occur without an identifiable triggering stimulus. As such, it is distinguished
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from fear, which is an appropriate cognitive and emotional response to a perceived threat. Additionally,
fear is related to the specific behaviors of escape and avoidance, whereas anxiety is related to situations
perceived as uncontrollable or unavoidable. An unpleasant state of mental uneasiness, nervousness,
apprehension and obsession or concern about some uncertain event. A state of uneasiness and
apprehension, as about future uncertainties. A relatively permanent state of worry and nervousness
occurring in a variety of mental disorders, usually accompanied by compulsive behavior or attacks of
panic.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abel, 2 abrot, 2 acet-ac, 1 achy, 3 ACON, 1 acon-c, 2 acon-f, 1 act-sp, 1 adon, 1 aesc, 2 aeth, 1 aether, 1
agar, 1 agar-em, 1 agar-ph, 1 agn, 1 ail, 1 alco, 1 alet, 2 all-c, 1 all-s, 1 allox, 1 aloe, 2 alum, 1 alum-p, 2
alum-sil, 1 alumn, 2 am-c, 1 am-m, 2 ambr, 2 aml-n, 1 ammc, 1 amor-r, 1 amyg-am, 2 anac, 1 anag, 1
anan, 1 androc, 1 ang, 1 anh, 1 ant-ar, 2 ant-c, 1 ant-s, 2 ant-t, 1 apis, 1 apoc, 1 aq-mar, 1 aran, 1 aran-s,
2 arg, 3 ARG-N, 1 arge, 1 arist-cl, 2 arn, 3 ARS, 2 ars-h, 3 ARS-I, 3 ARS-S-F, 1 arum-m, 1 arund, 1 asaf, 2
asar, 1 asc-t, 2 aspar, 1 astac, 1 aster, 1 atro, 3 AUR, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-i, 1 aur-m, 1 aur-m-n, 3 AUR-S, 2 ba-
tn, 1 bac, 1 bamb-a, 1 bapt, 1 bar-acet, 2 bar-c, 1 bar-i, 2 bar-m, 1 bar-s, 1 bart, 3 BELL, 1 bell-p, 1 benz-
ac, 1 berb, 3 BISM, 1 blatta, 1 bond, 2 bor, 1 both-a, 2 bov, 1 brom, 3 BRY, 1 bufo, 1 buni-o, 1 but-ac, 1
buth-aust, 3 CACT, 1 cadm-s, 1 cahin, 1 calad, 3 CALC, 1 calc-acet, 3 CALC-AR, 1 calc-br, 2 calc-f, 1 calc-i,
3 CALC-P, 3 CALC-S, 1 calc-sil, 1 calen, 1 calth, 3 CAMPH, 3 CANN-I, 1 cann-s, 2 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-ac, 2
carb-an, 3 CARB-V, 2 carbn-o, 3 CARBN-S, 3 CARC, 2 carl, 2 casc, 2 cast, 1 cast-eq, 1 caul, 3 CAUST, 1
cedr, 2 cench, 1 cent, 2 cham, 1 chap, 2 chel, 3 CHIN, 2 chin-ar, 2 chin-s, 2 chlol, 2 chlor, 1 choc, 1
chrysan, 2 cic, 1 cic-m, 1 cimic, 2 cimx, 1 cina, 1 cinnam, 1 cist, 1 clem, 1 cob, 1 cob-n, 1 coc-c, 1 coca, 2
cocc, 1 coch, 1 cod, 2 coff, 1 coff-t, 1 colch, 1 coll, 2 coloc, 3 CON, 2 convo-s, 1 cop, 1 corn, 1 cortico, 1
cot, 1 crat, 1 croc, 2 crot-c, 2 crot-h, 1 croto-t, 1 cub, 1 culx, 1 cund, 2 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 2 cupr-ar, 1 cupr-
c, 1 cupr-s, 1 cur, 1 cycl, 1 cypr, 1 cyt-l, 1 daph, 1 der, 3 DIG, 1 digin, 1 dios, 1 dirc, 1 dor, 2 dros, 1 dulc, 2
dys-co, 1 echi, 1 elaps, 1 elat, 1 electr, 1 ergot, 1 euon, 1 eup-per, 2 euph, 1 euph-c, 1 euphr, 2 ferr, 1
ferr-acet, 2 ferr-ar, 1 ferr-c, 2 ferr-i, 2 ferr-m, 1 ferr-p, 1 fic-i, 1 fil, 2 fl-ac, 1 foll, 1 form, 1 franz, 1 frax, 1
gaert, 1 gall-ac, 1 gamb, 2 gels, 1 gent-l, 1 germ, 1 gins, 1 glon, 1 goss, 1 gran, 2 graph, 1 grat, 1 grin, 1
guai, 1 guare, 1 haem, 1 ham, 1 hed, 2 hell, 1 hell-f, 1 helo, 2 hep, 1 hip-ac, 1 hipp, 1 hist, 1 hura, 1 hydr,
2 hydr-ac, 1 hydro-c, 1 hydrog, 2 hyos, 2 hyper, 1 hypoth, 1 iber, 2 ictod, 2 ign, 1 indg, 1 inul, 3 IOD, 1 ip,
1 iris, 1 jab, 2 jal, 2 jatr, 1 junc, 1 kali-acet, 3 KALI-AR, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 3 KALI-C, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-cy, 1
kali-fcy, 2 kali-i, 1 kali-m, 2 kali-n, 3 KALI-P, 3 KALI-S, 1 kali-sil, 2 kalm, 1 kiss, 1 kreos, 1 kres, 1 lac-ac, 1
lac-c, 1 lac-h, 2 lach, 1 lachn, 1 lact, 1 lam, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 lat-m, 2 laur, 2 led, 1 lepi,
1 lept, 1 levo, 1 lil-s, 2 lil-t, 1 lip, 1 lipp, 2 lith-c, 1 lob, 1 lol, 1 luna, 3 LYC, 1 lycpr, 2 lyss, 2 m-arct, 1 m-
aust, 1 m-p-a, 2 mag-c, 1 mag-f, 2 mag-m, 1 mag-p, 2 mag-s, 1 manc, 1 mand, 1 mang, 1 med, 1 medus,
1 mela, 1 meli, 1 meny, 1 meph, 2 merc, 3 MERC-C, 1 merc-cy, 1 merc-i-f, 1 merc-i-r, 1 merc-n, 1 merc-s,
1 merc-s-cy, 1 merl, 3 MEZ, 1 mill, 1 moly, 1 morg, 1 morg-g, 1 morph, 1 mosch, 2 mur-ac, 1 murx, 1
mygal, 1 myric, 1 naja, 1 nat-acet, 3 NAT-AR, 3 NAT-C, 2 nat-m, 2 nat-p, 2 nat-s, 1 nat-sil, 1 nicc, 3 NIT-
AC, 1 nit-s-d, 1 nitro-o, 2 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 oci-s, 1 oena, 1 ol-an, 1 ol-j, 1 olnd, 1 onop, 1 onos, 2 op, 2
orig, 1 osm, 2 ox-ac, 1 ozone, 1 paeon, 1 pall, 1 par, 1 perh, 2 petr, 2 ph-ac, 1 phel, 3 PHOS, 1 phys, 1
phyt, 1 pic-ac, 1 piloc, 1 pin-s, 1 pip-n, 1 pitu-a, 1 pitu-p, 1 plan, 2 plat, 2 plb, 1 plumbg, 1 podo, 1 prot, 1
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prun, 1 psil, 3 PSOR, 1 ptel, 3 PULS, 1 puls-n, 2 pyrog, 1 quas, 1 ran-a, 1 ran-b, 1 ran-s, 1 raph, 1 rat, 2
rauw, 1 reser, 1 rheum, 1 rhod, 3 RHUS-T, 1 rob, 1 rosm, 2 ruta, 2 sabad, 2 sabin, 1 sac-alb, 1 sal-ac, 1
salx-n, 1 samb, 1 sang, 1 sanic, 1 sarcol-ac, 1 sarr, 1 sars, 1 scol, 1 scroph-n, 3 SEC, 1 sel, 2 seneg, 2 sep, 1
seq-s, 2 sil, 1 sin-a, 1 sin-n, 1 sol-n, 1 sol-t-ae, 2 spig, 1 spirae, 2 spong, 1 squil, 2 stann, 1 staph, 1 stict, 1
still, 2 stram, 1 stront-c, 1 stroph, 1 stroph-s, 1 stry, 1 succ, 1 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 1 sulo-ac, 3 SULPH, 1 sumb, 1
syph, 2 tab, 1 tanac, 1 tarax, 2 tarent, 1 tarent-c, 1 tart-ac, 1 tax, 1 tep, 1 ter, 1 tet, 1 teucr, 1 thal, 1 thea,
2 ther, 1 thiop, 2 thuj, 1 thyr, 1 thyreotr, 1 til, 1 tong, 1 trach, 1 tril, 1 tril-c, 1 tub, 1 tub-m, 1 v-a-b, 1
valer, 1 vanad, 3 VERAT, 2 verat-v, 1 verb, 1 verin, 1 vesp, 1 vib, 1 vichy-g, 1 vichy-h, 1 viol-o, 1 viol-t, 1
vip, 1 visc, 1 wies, 1 wild, 1 xan, 2 zinc, 1 zinc-acet, 1 zinc-m, 1 zinc-o, 1 zinc-p, 1 zinc-s, 1 zinc-val
CROSS REFERENCES
 A/f- anxiety
 Anguish
 Brooding
 Cares full of
 Fear
 Frightened
 Thoughts tormenting
 Generalities- anxiety
ANXIETY CONSCIENCE OF
Conscience is an aptitude, faculty, intuition or judgment of the intellect that distinguishes right from
wrong. Moral judgment may derive from values or norms (principles and rules). Moral sense of right and
wrong, esp. as affecting behavior. A knowledge or sense of right and wrong, with an urge to do right;
moral judgment that opposes the violation of a previously recognized ethical principle and that leads to
feelings of guilt if one violates such a principle. Motivation deriving logically from ethical or moral
principles that govern a person's thoughts and actions. The awareness of a moral or ethical aspect to
one's conduct together with the urge to prefer right over wrong. The ideas and feelings you have that
tell you whether something you are doing is right or wrong. The sense or consciousness of the moral
goodness or blameworthiness of one's own conduct, intentions, or character together with a feeling of
obligation to do right or be good. One's moral sense of what is right or wrong, and especially how it
affects one's behavior. One's moral compass.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 achy, 3 ALUM, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 2 am-c, 1 anac, 1 androc, 1 arn, 3 ARS, 2 ars-s-f, 1 atro, 3 AUR, 1
aur-ar, 1 aur-s, 1 bamb-a, 2 bell, 1 bry, 1 cact, 1 calc, 1 canth, 1 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 2 carc, 2
caust, 1 cham, 3 CHEL, 1 chin, 1 cina, 1 cob, 2 cocc, 2 coff, 2 con, 1 croc, 1 cupr, 1 cycl, 3 DIG, 2 ferr, 1
ferr-ar, 1 ferr-p, 2 graph, 1 hell, 1 hip-ac, 2 hyos, 2 ign, 2 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 1 kalm, 2 lac-c, 2 lach, 1 lap-c-
b, 1 led, 2 m-arct, 1 m-aust, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-s, 2 med, 2 merc, 1 myric, 2 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 ozone,
2 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 plat, 3 PSOR, 2 puls, 1 rheum, 2 rhus-t, 1 rob, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 1 sarr, 2 sil, 2 spig, 1
spirae, 1 staph, 2 stram, 1 stront-c, 3 SULPH, 2 thuj, 2 verat, 2 zinc, 1 zinc-o
CROSS REFERENCES
 Murdered someone- salvation

 Delusions criminal, that he is- duty, neglected his- wrong has done
 Discontented, himself with
 Escape crime
 Remorse
 Reproaches, himself with
 Restlessness, conscience
ANXIETY SALVATION ABOUT
Salvation, in religion, is the saving of the soul from sin and its consequences. It may also be called
"deliverance" or "redemption" from sin and its effects. In the Indian religions, salvation is called mukti or
moksha which may be translated respectively as release or liberation. This is obtained through either of
four paths or methods (yoga): karma yoga (acting rightly through selfless service), bhakti yoga (devoting
one's self and love to a deity), raja yoga (cultivating the mind through meditation) and jnana yoga
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(obtaining knowledge of the absolute). That which one is released or liberated from is suffering, sensory
desires and a process of eternal transmigration through a round of successive lives. Salvation" in Islam
refers to the eventual entrance to heaven. Salvation is the freeing of a person from sin or the saving of
his soul. It is preservation or deliverance from destruction, difficulty or evil. It is the act of saving or
protecting from harm, risk, loss, destruction, etc.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aq-mar, 3 ARS, 1 ars-s-f, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-s, 2 calc, 2 calc-ar, 1 calc-s, 2 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 carbn-s,
1 chel, 1 coloc, 2 graph, 1 hura, 1 ign, 1 kali-p, 3 LACH, 3 LIL-T, 2 lyc, 2 med, 1 merc, 2 mez, 1 nat-m, 1
nux-v, 1 ph-ac, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 podo, 2 psor, 2 puls, 3 STAPH, 2 stram, 2 sulph, 2 thuj, 3 VERAT
CROSS REFERENCES
 Conscience
 Delusions, doomed- lost
 Despair religious
 Doubtful, souls welfare
 Religious affection
APHASIA
Aphasia is an impairment of language ability. This class of language disorder ranges from having
difficulty remembering words to being completely unable to speak, read, or write. Acute aphasia
disorders usually develop quickly as a result of head injury or stroke, and progressive forms of aphasia
develop slowly from a brain tumor, infection, or dementia. It is the Partial or total loss of the ability to
articulate ideas or comprehend spoken or written language, resulting from damage to the brain caused
by injury or disease. a medical condition in which you are unable to use or understand some words,
caused by damage to the brain. It is the loss of a previously held ability to speak or understand spoken
or written language, due to disease or injury of the brain. It is the inability to use or understand
language (spoken or written) because of a brain lesion.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 alum, 2 anac, 1 ant-m, 1 ant-t, 1 apis, 1 arag, 2 arg-n, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1 arum-m, 1 aur-m, 1 bar-
acet, 2 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 bold, 2 both-l, 2 calc, 1 calc-p, 1 cann-i, 2 caust, 1 cench, 1 cham, 2 chen-a, 1 chin,
1 chin-ar, 1 cimic, 1 colch, 1 con, 1 crot-h, 1 cupr, 1 dios, 1 dulc, 1 elaps, 2 glon, 1 hydr, 1 hyos, 1 ip, 2
kali-br, 2 kali-chl, 1 kali-cy, 1 kali-p, 1 lac-c, 2 lach, 1 laur, 1 lil-t, 1 lyc, 2 mag-c, 2 merc, 1 mez, 1 naja, 3
NIT-AC, 2 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 oci, 1 oena, 1 olnd, 1 onos, 1 op, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 2 plb, 1 puls, 1 stram, 1
sulfon, 1 sumb, 1 syph, 1 tab, 1 xero, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Sppech & Voice- Voice lost
ARDENT
Ardent means having or showing very strong feelings. It is the behavior Displaying or characterized by
strong enthusiasm or devotion. It is typified by warmth of feeling typically expressed in eager support or
activity. It is the Feeling or showing a particular emotion very strongly, especially in support of someone
or something.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 1 androc, 1 caust, 1 nux-v, 1 stann, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Affectionate
 Enthusiasm
 Passionate
ARTISTIC
Artistic implies having or revealing creative skill, being artsy or having the ability to create art in the form
of paintings, songs, dance, etc.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ambr, 1 carc, 1 chin, 1 euph, 1 nat-c, 1 phos, 1 plat, 1 plb-acet, 1 sil, 1 sulph, 1 tub
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ideas abundant
ASCETIC
Relating to or having a strict and simple way of living that avoids physical pleasure. Anyone who lives
with strict self-discipline and without the usual pleasures and comforts is called ascetic. Ascetic is
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pertaining to the practice of rigorous self-discipline. Asceticism (from the Greek: ἄσκησις, áskēsis,
"exercise" or "training") describes a lifestyle characterized by abstinence from various worldly pleasures,
often with the aim of pursuing religious and spiritual goals. Many religious traditions (e.g. Buddhism,
Jainism, the Christian desert fathers) include practices that involve restraint with respect to actions of
body, speech, and mind. The founders and earliest practitioners of these religions lived extremely
austere lifestyles, refraining from sensual pleasures and the accumulation of material wealth. A person
who dedicates his or her life to a pursuit of contemplative ideals and practices extreme self-denial or
self-mortification for religious reasons is an ascetic.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 diosm
CROSS REFERENCES
 Indifference, pleasure, to
ASTONISHED
Astonished is to be filled with sudden wonder or amazement. It is to fill with sudden and overpowering
surprise or wonder; amaze. Someone who is astonished is filled with the emotional impact of
overwhelming surprise or shock.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 cann-i, 1 cori-r, 1 fl-ac, 1 ign, 1 stram
CROSS REFERENCES
 Face- expressions astonished
ATTACK OTHERS DESIRE TO
Attack is an attempt to cause damage or injury to, or to somehow detract from the worth or credibility
of, a person, position, idea, object, or thing, by physical, verbal, emotional, or other assault. It is to act
violently against someone or something, to try to hurt, injure, or destroy something or someone. It
implies to set upon in a forceful, violent, hostile, or aggressive way, with or without a weapon; begin
fighting with. It means to use violence to harm a person, animal, or place.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 hyos, 1 lyss, 1 stram, 1 tarent
CROSS REFERENCES
 Kill desire
AUDACITY
Audacity is confident and daring quality that is often seen as shocking or rude. It is to be Fearless and
daring, intrepidity. Audacity means extraordinary boldness or courage. It is Boldness or daring, especially
with confident or arrogant disregard for personal safety, conventional thought, or other restrictions. It
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is the confidence to say or do what you want, despite difficulties, risks, or the negative attitudes of other
people.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 agar, 1 alum, 1 ant-t, 2 arn, 1 aur, 1 bamb-a, 1 bell, 1 bov, 1 calad, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 chlf, 1 cic, 1
cocain, 1 guai, 1 hep, 3 IGN, 1 lach, 1 m-arct, 1 merc, 1 mez, 1 nat-c, 1 nitro-o, 1 op, 1 ozone, 1 plat, 2
puls, 1 sil, 1 squil, 1 staph, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 1 tarax, 1 tub, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Courageous
 Fearlessness
 High spirited
 Impertinence
 Insolent
 Rashness
AUTISM MUTINISM
Autism is a disorder of neural development characterized by impaired social interaction and

communication, and by restricted and repetitive behavior. The diagnostic criteria require that symptoms
become apparent before a child is three years old. A pervasive developmental disorder characterized by
severe deficits in social interaction and communication, by an extremely limited range of activities and
interests, and often by the presence of repetitive, stereotyped behaviors. Bio-neurological disorder that
is observable in early childhood with symptoms of abnormal self-absorption, characterized by lack of
response to other humans and by limited ability or disinclination to communicate and socialize.
Mutism is a rare childhood condition characterized by a consistent failure to speak in situations where
talking is expected. The child has the ability to converse normally, and does so, for example, in the
home, but consistently fails to speak in specific situations such as at school or with strangers. It is
estimated that one in every 1,000 school-age children are affected. Mutism is believed to arise from
anxiety experienced in social situations where the child may be called upon to speak. Refusing to speak,
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or speaking in a whisper, spares the child from the possible humiliation or embarrassment of "saying the
wrong thing." When asked a direct question by teachers, for example, the affected child may act as if
they are unable to answer. Some children may communicate via gestures, nodding, or very brief
utterances. Additional features may include excessive shyness, oppositional behavior, and impaired
learning at school.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agra, 1 kali-br, 1 lyc, 1 tub
AUTOMATIC BEHAVIOUR
Automatic behavior, from the Greek automatos or self-acting, is the spontaneous production of often
purposeless verbal or motor behavior without conscious self-control or self-censorship. This condition
can be observed in a variety of contexts, including schizophrenia, psychogenic fugue, epilepsy,
narcolepsy or in response to a traumatic event. The individual does not recall the behavior. Automatic
behavior can also be exhibited whilst in the REM (Rapid Eye Movement Sleep) state—subjects can hold
conversations, sit up and even open their eyes. Those acts are considered sub-conscious as most of the
time the events cannot be recalled by the subject. It is most common when the subject has had less than
10 hours sleep within a 36 hour period. Automatic behavior is A behavior that is performed without
conscious knowledge and that does not appear to be under conscious control. Automatic behavior
involves doing something "automatically" and not remembering afterwards how one did it or even that
one did it. Automatic behavior is also called automatism.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 anac, 1 anh, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 hell, 2 lyc, 1 mag-c, 1 nitro-o, 1 nux-m, 1 phos, 1 sil, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Gestures, automatic
 Unconscious, conduct automatic
 Extremities- motion, involuntary
 Head- motion of involuntary
AVARICE
It is reprehensible acquisitiveness, insatiable desire for wealth. It is too great desire to have wealth. An
inordinate, miserly desire to gain and hoard wealth is called avarice behaviour. It is an excessive or
inordinate desire of gain; greediness after wealth. It is a strong desire to have or get money. It is
immoderate desire for wealth.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 3 ARS, 1 bar-c, 1 bry, 1 calc, 1 calc-f, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 cina, 1 coloc, 1 con, 2
dulc, 1 graph, 1 hep, 1 hyos, 1 lach, 1 lap-mar-c, 2 lyc, 1 med, 1 meli, 1 merc, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1
nux-v, 1 petr, 2 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 plat, 3 PULS, 1 rheum, 2 sep, 3 SIL, 1 stann, 1 staph, 2 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anxiety, business
 Delusions, fortune- lose- poor- ruined- starve- thieves- want- wealth
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 Desires, more than she needs

 Envy
 Fear poverty of
 Greedy
 Selfish
 Ungrateful
AVERSION EVERYTHING TO
Aversion is strong feeling of not liking something. It is a strong feeling that you dislike someone or
something. It denotes a feeling of repugnance toward something with a desire to avoid or turn from it.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alumn, 1 am-m, 1 ant-c, 1 ars, 2 asar, 1 aur-m, 1 bamb-a, 1 bism, 2 bov, 1 calc, 1 camph, 1 canth, 1
caps, 1 cent, 2 cocc, 1 coloc, 1 cupr, 1 grat, 2 hell, 1 hep, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 1 ip, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 mag-c, 1
mag-m, 1 merc, 1 mez, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 2 phos, 1 pitu-a, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 plumbg, 2 puls, 1 rheum, 1 rhod,
1 ruta, 1 sars, 2 sep, 1 spong, 1 sulph, 1 thea, 1 ther, 1 thuj
CROSS REFERENCES
 Disgust
 Indifference, everything to
 Loathing
AWKWARDNESS
Awkwardness can be defined as clumsy behaviour, Difficult to handle or manage. It is lacking dexterity in
the use of the hands, or of instruments or lacking ease or grace in handling things.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 abrot, 1 aeth, 2 agar, 1 alum, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 1 androc, 1 ant-c, 2 apis, 1 asaf, 1 asar, 1 bar-c, 1 bov, 1
calc, 2 camph, 1 cann-i, 3 CAPS, 1 carbn-s, 1 caust, 1 cocc, 1 con, 1 gels, 1 hell, 1 hep, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 3
IGN, 1 ip, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 1 lac-h, 1 lach, 1 lil-t, 2 lol, 1 lyc, 1 med, 1 mosch, 2 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 2
nux-v, 1 op, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 plb, 1 puls, 1 rheum, 2 sabad, 1 sabin, 1 sars, 1 sil, 1 spong, 1 stann, 1
stram, 1 sulph, 1 tarent, 1 thuj
CROSS REFERENCES
 Elegance want of
 Extremities- awkwardness
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BARGAINING
A bargain is an agreement, especially a formal business agreement, in which two people or groups agree
what each of them will do, pay or receive. It is an agreement between parties fixing obligations that
each promises to carry out. It is the negotiation of the terms of a transaction or agreement. Bargaining
or haggling is a type of negotiation in which the buyer and seller of a good or service dispute the price
which will be paid and the exact nature of the transaction that will take place, and eventually come to
an agreement. A mutual agreement or contract in which the parties settle on what should be given or
done by each. It is an agreement or stipulation; mutual pledge. It is negotiating over the terms of a
purchase, agreement or contract.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bry, 2 puls, 2 sil, 1 sulph
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BARKING
Barking is to make the characteristic sharp, abrupt cry of a dog. It is to speak or shout sharply, speak or
utter sharply or brusquely. It is the sharp, abrupt sound made by a dog. The harsh sound uttered by a
dog.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 bell, 1 brom, 1 calc, 2 canth, 1 dros, 1 hyos, 1 luna, 1 lyss, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-m, 1 spong, 1 stann, 1 stram
CROSS REFERENCES
 Growling
 Howling
SUB RUBRICS
 Barking delirium during - 2 bell,2 canth

 Barking full moon at- 1 luna
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BEGGING ENTREATING
Begging is to make a solicitation or entreaty for something; request urgently or persistently. It is to ask
for (something needed or wanted very much) in a very serious and emotional way, to ask for earnestly
as a kindness or favor. It is to ask for something submissively. To beg is to entreat earnestly, implore, or
supplicate. It often occurs for the purpose of securing a material benefit, generally for a gift, donation or
charitable donation. If one begs to someone to do something, he is asking them very anxiously or
eagerly to do it. It is to make a humble or urgent plea, to plead with someone for help or for a favor.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ars, 1 aur, 1 bell, 1 kali-c, 1 lyss, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 puls, 1 stann, 1 stram
SUB RUBRICS
 Begging, entreating relief for- 1 plb

 Begging, entreating sleep in- 1 stann
 Begging, entreating, pray for him to, and not to leave him alone- 1 lyss
CROSS REFERENCES
 Delirium, begging for help during
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BELLOWING
It is a loud and deep sound as if roaring. If someone bellows, they shout angrily in a loud, deep voice.
Emit a deep loud roar like the sound of an animal. To roar with a powerful, reverberating sound as a
bull. It is to cry out loudly and powerfully as in anger or pain. To speak or shout in deep voice and in an
unrestrained manner is called bellowing.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bell, 2 canth, 2 cupr, 2 nux-m
CROSS REFERENCES
 Barking
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BENEVOLENCE
Benevolence means an act of, or a general inclination towards, doing good and kind things. Inclination
or tendency to help or to do good to others. It is an act intending or showing kindness and good will. It is
the disposition of doing good to others. If you describe a person as benevolent, you mean that they are
kind and do good to others.
IMPORTANT REMDIES
1 agar, 1 am-m, 1 anac, 1 aur, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 cic, 1 coff, 1 coff-t, 1 hydrog, 1 ign, 1 lach, 1 led, 1 mang, 1
nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1 phos, 1 puls, 1 sil, 1 stann, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Affectionate
 Mildness
 Generous
 Anxiety others
 Sympathetic
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BESIDES ONESELF, BEING
To be beside oneself means "to be very emotional", and to let those emotions show. To be "beside
oneself" implies that the emotions are almost out of control. It is the state of extreme excitement. It is
the condition where he is totally overcome or consumed by an emotion. If you are BESIDE YOURSELF
with a particular feeling or emotion, you are so deeply affected by it that you have very little control
over what you say or do. It is a state of extreme excitement.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 ACON, 1 act-sp, 1 am-c, 1 anac, 1 anh, 1 ant-t, 1 apis, 2 arn, 3 ARS, 1 aur, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 calc-
p, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 caust, 3 CHAM, 2 chin, 3 COFF, 1 colch, 1 coloc, 1 con, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-ar, 2 dros, 2
graph, 1 hep, 1 hyos, 3 IGN, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-n, 1 kres, 1 lyc, 1 m-arct, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-s, 2 merc, 1
nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 3 NUX-V, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 plb, 1 psor, 3 PULS, 2 sec, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 sol-n, 2 spig,
1 spong, 1 stann, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 tarax, 1 ther, 1 thuj, 3 VALER, 3 VERAT, 1 verb
CROSS REFERENCES
 Mania
 Rage
BILIOUS DISPOSITION
Bilious implies bad-tempered, cross having an irritable and unpleasant disposition. It is to be Irritable as
if suffering from indigestion.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ars, 1 bol, 1 bufo, 1 coca, 1 hell, 1 sul-ac, 1 tarent
SUB RUBRICS
 Bilious disposition, difficulty with someone, after - 1 tarent

 Bilious disposition, Grief after - 1 tarent
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BITING
A bite is a wound received from the mouth (and in particular, the teeth) of an animal, including humans.
Cut or puncture with the teeth. To grip, cut off, or tear with or as if with the teeth or jaws.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 3 AM-BR, 2 ant-t, 2 anthr, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 3 ARS, 1 art-v, 1 arum-t, 1 aster, 1 bac, 1 bamb-a, 3
BAR-C, 3 BELL, 1 brom, 1 bufo, 2 calc, 1 calc-f, 1 calc-p, 2 camph, 1 cann-i, 2 canth, 1 carb-v, 2 carbn-s, 1
carc, 1 caust, 1 cham, 1 choc, 1 cic, 1 cina, 1 croc, 1 cub, 2 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 cupr-c, 1 cupr-o, 1 cur, 1
elaps, 1 gaert, 1 gall-ac, 1 hell, 1 hura, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrog, 2 hyos, 1 ign, 2 lach, 1 lil-t, 1 lyc, 2 lyss, 1
mag-c, 3 MED, 1 morg-g, 3 NAT-M, 1 nit-ac, 3 NUX-V, 1 oena, 1 op, 1 phos, 2 phyt, 1 plb, 1 puls, 1 sac-
alb, 1 sanic, 1 sec, 1 senec, 1 sil, 1 squil, 1 staph, 3 STRAM, 3 SULPH, 1 syc-co, 1 tarent, 1 tub, 1 upa, 2
verat, 1 verat-v
CROSS REFERENCES
 Idiocy, biting
 Rage, biting
 Mouth, biting
 Face, chewing
 Teeth, clinching
 Biting nails
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BLACKMAIL
Blackmail is Exerting pressure on someone through threats or emotional appeal.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
BLACKMAIL, emotional, says " you do not love me " when refused
1 puls, 1 tub
BLISSFUL
Blissful implies extremely or completely happy.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 androc, 1 coff, 3 OP
BOASTER
Boasting implies to talk proudly about deeds, abilities, etc., either one‘s own or those of someone close
to one, esp. in a manner showing too much pride and satisfaction. It is the behavior of Exhibiting self-
importance. It is to glorify oneself in speech, talk in a self-admiring way.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agn, 1 alco, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 hydrog, 1 lach, 1 lil-t, 1 lyc, 1 med, 1 merc, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1
plat, 1 puls, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Haughty
 Pompous
 Vanity
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BORROWING of everyone
Borrowing is to acquire temporarily, promising or intending to return. It is to take or receive (something)

with the understanding that one will return it. If you borrow something that belongs to someone else,
you take it for a period of a time, usually with their permission.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 calc, 1 phos, 1 plat
BROODING
Brooding implies of deeply or seriously thoughtful persistent morbid meditation on a problem. It is to be

preoccupied with depressing, morbid, or painful memories or thoughts. It is the behavior of thinking
gloomily about something, ruminating anxiously or regretfully about something. If someone is brooding,
they are thinking deeply and seriously about something especially something that is making them
unhappy.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 1 anh, 1 arn, 2 ars, 3 AUR, 1 aur-s, 1 bar-i, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 calc-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-an, 1
caust, 1 cham, 1 chel, 1 clem, 1 cocc, 1 cycl, 1 euphr, 2 gels, 1 goss, 1 hell, 3 IGN, 1 ip, 1 kali-p, 1 lach, 1
lil-t, 1 lyc, 1 mez, 1 mur-ac, 2 naja, 3 NAT-M, 1 nux-v, 1 olnd, 1 op, 2 ph-ac, 1 plat, 2 rheum, 1 androc, 1
staph, 2 stram, 1 sulph, 3 VERAT
CROSS REFERENCES
 Absorbed
 Anxiety
 Cares full of
 Dwells on past disagreeable occurences
 Grief silent
 Hatred
 Inconsolable
 Indignations
 Introspections
 Meditations
 Pessimist
 Sadness love
 Sighing
 Secretive
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 Sit inclination to corners in

 Sit wrapped in deep sad thoughts.
 Sulky
 Taciturn
 Weeping can not
BULIMIA
Bulimia nervosa is an eating disorder characterized by binge eating and purging or consuming a large
amount of food in a short amount of time, followed by an attempt to rid oneself of the food consumed.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
BUOYANCY
Buoyancy is an ability to recover quickly from setbacks, resilience. It is lightness of spirit. The ability of
someone or something to continue to be happy, strong, etc. through difficult times is what buoyancy
stands for. It is the mental ability to recover quickly from depression, illness or misfortune.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 arum-d, 1 cimic, 1 eucal, 2 fl-ac, 1 mit, 1 nux-v, 1 phys, 1 sarr, 1 scut
CROSS REFERENCES
 Activity
 Cheerful, gay mirthful
 High spirited
 Sitting aversion to
 Strength increased mental
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 Vivacious
BUSINESS APTITUDE FOR
The occupation, work, or trade in which a person is engaged. Business is work or some other activity
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 calc, 1 kali-c, 1 lyc, 1 merc, 1 nat-c, 1 sulph
BUSY FRUITLESSLY
This rubric denotes state of disposition of person where he is actively or fully engaged or occupied
without any result. It is to be occupied in some activity, at work, not idle actively and attentively or to
be engaged in work or a pastime without making any profit or any success.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 1 adax, 2 apis, 2 arg-n, 1 ars, 1 bor, 1 calc, 1 canth, 2 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 1 lil-t, 1 stann, 1 sulph, 1
tarent, 1 ther, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Activity
 Indurstrious
 Insanity- busy,
 Ocupation,
 Rest cannot
 Work – denies
 Over active
 Dream – Busy
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CAPRICIOUSNESS
Capriciousness is determined by chance or impulse or whim rather than by necessity or reason.

Capricious is in itself a specific mood in which the patient tries one thing after another without being
satisfied by anything. Not logical or reasonable: based on an idea, desire, etc., that is not possible to
predict. It is characterized by or liable to sudden unpredictable changes in attitude or behavior;
impulsive; fickle. Someone who is capricious often changes their mind unexpectedly and without being
satisfied.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 act-sp, 1 agar, 1 alum, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-c, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1 ars-s-f, 1 asaf, 1 aur, 1
aur-m, 1 bamb-a, 1 bar-c, 1 bar-s, 2 bell, 1 bov, 1 bran, 1 brom, 3 BRY, 1 calc, 1 calc-f, 1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil,
1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-an, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 cast, 2 caust, 1 cench, 3 CHAM, 1 chap,
1 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 cimic, 3 CINA, 1 coca, 2 cocc, 2 coff, 1 coloc, 1 croc, 2 cypr, 1 dig, 1 dros, 2 dulc, 1 ferr,
1 ferr-acet, 1 fl-ac, 1 goss, 1 grat, 1 hep, 2 ign, 2 iod, 3 IP, 1 kali-ar, 3 KALI-C, 1 kali-sil, 1 kreos, 1 lach, 1
lap-mar-c, 1 led, 1 lil-t, 1 lyc, 1 m-arct, 1 m-aust, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 2 mag-p, 1 merc, 2 merc-i-f, 1 nat-c,
1 nat-n, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1 ozone, 1 par, 2 ph-ac, 2 phos, 2 plat, 1 plb, 2 puls, 1 ran-b, 1
raph, 2 rheum, 1 rhod, 1 sac-alb, 1 sanic, 1 sarr, 1 sars, 1 sec, 2 sep, 1 sil, 1 sphing, 1 spong, 3 STAPH, 1
stram, 2 sul-ac, 2 sulph, 1 syph, 1 thuj, 1 thyr, 1 tub, 1 vac, 1 valer, 1 verat, 3 VERAT-V, 1 viol-t, 1 zinc, 1
zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Desire many things

 Desire more than she needs
 Desire numerous things
 Desire present things not
 Inconstancy
 Irresolution
 Mood alternating
 Mood changeable
 Persist in nothing
 Petulant
 Rash
 Refuses things asked for him
 Rejects every offered to him
 Repulsive mood
 Undertakes many
 Gen, Contradictory
 Gen, Sides alternating
 Stomach. Appetite Capricious
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CAREFREE
Carefree is Free of worries and responsibilities. It is cheerfully irresponsible. This is the behaviour to be
without any anxiety or worry.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ham, 1 laur, 1 op, 1 phos, 1 tarax, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Heedless
 Indifference everything to
 Neglecting everything
 Sensitive, Over sensitive, Want of sensitiveness
 Thinking aversion
 Unobserving
CAREFULNESS
Carefulness is Acting or working in a thoughtful, painstaking way. It is the Heedfulness, vigilance in

guarding against evil and providing for safety. More a way of doing things than an attitude, taking care
and not neglecting. It is the way of doing things than an attitude. Carefulness is Attentive to potential
danger, error, or harm.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ang, 1 apis, 2 ars, 2 aur, 2 bar-c, 1 bry, 1 calc, 1 cham, 3 CHIN, 1 cocc, 1 cycl, 2 dig, 1 germ, 3 GRAPH, 1
hyos, 2 ign, 2 iod, 1 ip, 2 lach, 2 lyc, 1 mez, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 2 nux-v, 1 puls, 1 ran-b, 1 rhus-t, 2
sep, 1 sil, 1 spig, 3 STRAM, 3 SULPH, 1 thuj, 2 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Cautious
 Conscientious about trifles
 Fastidious
 Fault finding
 Rest cannot
 Scrupulous
 Suspiciousness
 Mistrustful
CARES WORRIES FULL OF
Worry is thoughts and emotions of a pessimistic nature in which mental efforts are made to avoid
anticipated potential threats. As an emotion it is experienced as anxiety or concern about a real or
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imagined issue. Excessive unnecessary worry is the most important component of anxiety disorder.
Worry is to feel the concern about something.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acet-ac, 1 alum, 2 ambr, 1 anac, 1 arg, 1 arn, 3 ARS, 1 aur, 1 bamb-a, 2 bar-c, 1 but-ac, 2 calc, 1 calc-p,
1 calc-sil, 1 cann-i, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 chel, 2 chin, 1 cimic, 1 cocc, 1 coff, 1 coff-t, 1 con, 1 cypr, 2 dig, 1
dros, 1 dulc, 1 dys-co, 1 fago, 1 graph, 1 hed, 1 hep, 2 ign, 2 iod, 1 jug-r, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-n, 1 kali-
p, 1 lach, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lyc, 1 mag-c, 1 mang, 1 med, 1 merc-i-f, 1 mur-ac, 2 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1
ozone, 1 petr, 2 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 pic-ac, 2 psor, 2 puls, 1 ran-b, 1 rhus-t, 1 sal-ac, 1 sep, 1 sil, 2 spig, 1
stann, 3 STAPH, 2 sulph, 1 thuj, 1 v-a-b, 1 vac, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ailments from cares, worries

 Anxiety
 Brooding
 Grief
 Serious
CARESS CARESSED
Caress refers to exhibition of affection, care and warmth by gentle stroking or patting. It is physical
intimacy and sensual proximity or touching. Caress displays to touch or pat gently to show affection. It is
a gentle touch or gesture of fondness, tenderness, or love. This is to move your hands gently over
someone's face or body in a way that shows you love them, to touch someone or something gently in a
pleasant way.
SUB RUBRICS
 CARESS, CARESSED agg. Being - 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 chin, 1 ign, 1 plat

 CARESS, CARESSED aversion to being - 1 chin, 2 cina, 1 cupr, 1 ign, 1 nit-ac, 1 sac-alb
 CARESS, CARESSED caresses husband and child, then pushes away- 2 anac
 CARESS, CARESSED propensity for being- 1 cann-i, 1 carc, 1 germ, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 puls, 2 sac-alb
 CARESS, CARESSED propensity for being sexual desire, without - 1 germ
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anger caressing from

 Indifference caress to
 Touched aversion to being caressed
 Weeping caressing from
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CARRIED DESIRES TO BE
Carried is the act or process of carrying. It is to hold or support while moving. This rubric is used when
the person (usually a child) wishes to be carried each time.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acet-ac, 1 acon, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 2 ars, 1 aspar, 1 bell, 1 benz-ac, 1 bor, 1 brom, 3 BRY, 1 calc, 1 carb-v,
3 CHAM, 1 chel, 2 cina, 1 coff, 1 coloc, 1 cupr, 1 ign, 1 ip, 1 jal, 2 kali-c, 1 kreos, 1 lob, 2 lyc, 1 merc, 1 oci,
1 podo, 1 puls, 1 rheum, 2 rhus-t, 1 sac-alb, 1 sanic, 1 stann, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 vac, 2 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Quieted cannot be, carried only by being

 Irritability, rocking
 Restlessness children, carried about, amel. Being
 Weeping children in carried and held when, amel
CASTING OFF OF PEOPLE AGAINST HER WILL
Casting off implies for rejecting or discarding. It is eliminating people who are in opposition to persons
will.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 PLAT
CROSS REFERENCES
 Mood repulsive
CATALEPSIA
Catalepsy is a condition characterized by lack of response to external stimuli and by muscular rigidity, so
that the limbs remain in whatever position they are placed. It is known to occur in a variety of physical
and psychological disorders, such as epilepsy and schizophrenia, and can be induced by hypnosis.it is a
physical condition characterized by a loss of sensation, muscular rigidity, fixity of posture, and often by a
loss of contact with surroundings. Catalepsy is a nervous condition characterized by muscular rigidity
and fixity of posture regardless of external stimuli, as well as decreased sensitivity to pain. It is severe
bodily condition, described in psychiatric pathology, marked by sudden rigidity, fixation of posture, and
loss of contact with environmental conditions.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abies-c, 2 acon, 1 acon-c, 1 aether, 2 agar, 1 aran, 2 art-v, 1 asaf, 1 bell, 1 bry, 1 camph-br, 2 cann-i, 1
canth, 1 caust, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1 chlol, 2 cic, 2 cocc, 2 coff, 2 con, 2 crot-c, 1 crot-h, 2 cupr, 2 cur, 2 ferr, 2
gels, 3 GRAPH, 1 grat, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 1 indg, 1 iod, 2 ip, 1 lach, 1 laur, 1 mag-m, 1 merc, 2
morph, 2 mosch, 2 nat-m, 2 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 ol-an, 2 op, 2 petr, 2 ph-ac, 1 pip-m, 2 plat, 1 plb, 1 raph, 1
reser, 1 sabad, 1 scut, 1 spong, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 stry, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 1 tanac, 1 thuj, 2 valer, 1 verat, 2
zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Automatic behave
 Schizophrenia catatonic
 Unconsciousness trance as in a
 Trance
 Gen, Catalepsy
CAUTIOUS
Cautious means careful or to watch out. The individual is careful about avoiding danger or risk. It is
Showing or practicing caution. It is prudent behaviour of showing careful forethought. It is a complex
mental state involving beliefs and feelings and values and dispositions to act in cautious and careful
manner. It is more an attitude than a way of doing things.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 acon, 1 am-c, 1 anac, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 aur, 1 bar-c, 1 cact, 1 calc, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1 cic, 1
coff, 1 cupr, 1 dros, 1 graph, 1 hyos, 2 ign, 1 ip, 1 kali-n, 1 lach, 1 lact, 1 lyc, 1 m-arct, 1 mang, 1 nat-c, 1
nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1 ph-ac, 1 puls, 1 sil, 1 spig, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 thuj, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anxiety
 Carefulness apprehension
 Timidity
 Conscientiousness
 Fear happen something will
CENSORIOUS CRITICAL
Censorious is the tendency of fault-finding in others. He always wants to criticize other people or ideas
and find faults in them. He is Addicted to censure and scolding; apt to blame or condemn; severe in
making remarks on others, or on their writings or manners.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 alum, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-c, 1 androc, 1 apis, 2 arn, 3 ARS, 1 ars-s-f, 1 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-s, 1 bac,
2 bar-c, 1 bar-s, 1 bell, 1 benz, 1 bor, 2 brom, 1 calc, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-p, 1 calc-sil, 1 caps, 1 carc, 1 carl, 2
caust, 1 cench, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 cic, 1 cocc, 1 cupr, 1 cycl, 1 der, 1 dulc, 1 germ, 1 gran, 2
graph, 1 guai, 2 helon, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 2 ip, 1 iris, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-cy, 1 kali-s, 1 lac-ac, 1
lac-h, 2 lach, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lil-t, 2 lyc, 1 m-arct, 1 mag-c, 1 med, 1 meli, 1 merc, 1 mez, 1 morph, 1 mosch,
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1 myric, 1 naja, 1 nat-m, 2 nux-v, 1 par, 1 petr, 2 phos, 2 plat, 1 plb, 1 puls, 1 ran-b, 1 rhus-t, 1 sac-l, 1
sapin, 2 sep, 1 sil, 1 sol-t-ae, 1 staph, 3 SULPH, 1 tarent, 1 til, 1 tus-f, 3 VERAT
CROSS REFERENCES
 Abusive
 Conscientious trifles about
 Cynical
 Dictatorial
 Critical
 Fastidious
 Haughty
 Intolerance
 Mocking sarcasm
 Prejudiced
 Quarrelsome
 Slander disposition
 Culminate
 Rest cannot
CHAOTIC
Chaotic refers to the state of chaos. It is the state of extreme confusion and disorder.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 agar, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 1 androc, 2 ant-t, 2 ars, 2 asaf, 1 asar, 2 bell, 2 bov, 2 bry, 1 canth,
3 CHIN, 2 euphr, 1 ferr, 1 germ, 1 hell, 1 ign, 1 ip, 1 kali-c, 1 lach, 1 led, 1 mag-m, 1 meny, 2 merc, 1 mez,
1 mosch, 1 nat-c, 3 NUX-V, 2 ph-ac, 2 phos, 2 puls, 2 rhod, 1 rhus-t, 2 sabad, 2 sec, 2 seneg, 2 spig, 2
squil, 2 staph, 1 stram, 1 thuj, 1 verb, 1 viol-o, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Confounding
 Confusion of mind
 Disconcerted
 Mistakes make
CHARITABLE
Charitable is the practice of charity and it means the voluntary giving of help to those in need who are
not related to the giver. Charitable giving is the act of giving money, goods or time to the unfortunate,
either directly or by means of a charitable trust or other worthy cause.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bell, 1 calc, 1 ign, 1 lyc, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 sulph
CHARLATAN
A charlatan is a person practicing quackery or some similar confidence trick in order to obtain money,
fame or other advantages via some form of pretense or deception. Charlatan is a person who falsely
pretends to know or be something in order to deceive people. He is someone who professes knowledge
or expertise, esp. in medicine, that he does not have, quack. the person called a charlatan is being
accused of resorting to quackery, pseudoscience, or some knowingly employed bogus means of
impressing people in order to swindle his victims by selling them worthless nostrums and similar goods
or services that will not deliver on the promises made for them. He is a person who pretends or claims
to have more knowledge or skill than he or she possesses, a quack. He is a person fraudulently claiming
knowledge and skills not possessed. He is someone who cheats people by claiming to have special
knowledge or abilities.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 calc, 1 lyc, 1 plat, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Deceitful
 Liar
 Unreliable promises in his
CHEERFULNESS
Cheerfulness is the quality of being cheerful and dismisses gloominess. It is the state of being cheerful,
being in good spirits. It is perceptibly happy brilliant and pleasurable.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon,2 anac, 2 arg, 2 atro, 2 aur, 2 bamb-a, 2 bell, 2 calc, 3 CANN-I, 2 carb-an, 2 carbn-s, 3 CIC, 2
cinnb, , 3 COFF, 3 CROC, 2 fl-ac, , 3 HYOS, 2 ign, , 3 LACH, 1 2 lyc, 3 NAT-C, , 2 nit-ac, 2 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 3
OP, 2 ph-ac, 2 phos, 2 plat, 2 sars, 2 stram, 2 sul-ac, 2 sulph, tarax, 2 tarent,2 tub,2 verat, 2 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Amusement desire for

 Buoyancy
 Contented
 Delirium –gay
 Exhilaration
 Exultant
 Exaltation
 Ecstasy
 Embraces companion
 Gaiety
 Good humour
 Happy
 High sprited
 Hopeful
 Jesting
 Joyous
 Laughing
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 Mirth
 Merry
 Mood agreeable
 Optimistic
 Play Playful
 Pleasure
 Smiling
 Thoughts – persistent humorous
 Vivacious
 Witty
CHILDISH BEHAVIOUR
Childish behaviour is behaving in an immature way or the child like behaviour which does not
corresponds to the adult behaviour. It is the behaviour which is not fit for adult, an immature behaviour.
It is to act with qualities of a child. It is the behaviour which is often relating to, or suitable for a child or
childhood.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aeth, 2 agar, 1 alco, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 2 apis, 2 arg-n, 1 arn, 1 ars, 3 BAR-C, 2 bar-
m, 1 bell, 1 bov, 1 bufo, 1 calad, 1 calc, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 2 carbn-s, 1 caust, 1 chlol, 3 CIC, 1 con, 2 croc,
1 crot-c, 1 germ, 2 hell, 1 hyos, 2 ign, 1 kali-br, 1 kres, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 2 nat-c, 2 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 2 op, 1 par,
2 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 pic-ac, 1 plb, 1 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 seneg, 1 sep, 1 sil, 2 stram, 1 sulfa, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 1
thyr, 1 tub, 1 verat, 1 viol-o
CROSS REFERENCES
 Antics plays
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 Awkward
 Buffoonery
 Foolish behavior
 Frivolous
 Gestures – ridiculous
 Giggling
 Grimaces
 Jesting ridiculous
 Laughing causelles
 Laughing childish
 Laughing immoderate
 Laugh serious matters over
 Laughing silly
 Naïve
 Naïve intelligent
 Smiling foolish
 Speech childish
 Speech foolish
 Silly
 Face expression foolish
CLAIRVOYANCE
The term clairvoyance (from French Clair meaning "clear" and voyance meaning "vision") is used to refer
to the ability to gain information about an object, person, location or physical event through means
other than the known human senses, a form of extra-sensory perception. A person said to have the
ability of clairvoyance is referred to as a clairvoyant ("one who sees clearly"). It is the ability to predict
future events or to know about things that you did not actually see happens or hear about. Clairvoyant
is a person who is able to foresee the future. He is a person able to see things that cannot be perceived
by the normal senses. It is very different from telepathy in that the information is said to be gained
directly from an external physical source, rather than being transferred from the mind of one individual
to another.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 anac, 1 androc, 1 anh, 1 arn, 1 benz, 1 bry, 1 calc, 1 cann-i, 1 carc, 2 crot-c, 1 dat-a, 1 hydro-c, 1
hyos, 1 lach, 2 lyss, 1 m-arct, 1 med, 1 nabal, 2 nux-m, 1 op, 2 phos, 1 pyrus, 1 sil, 1 stann, 1 stram, 1
tarent, 1 valer, 2 verat-v
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ailments – anticipation,
 Anticipation
 Death – presentiment of
 Fear happen something will
 Prophesying
 Dream clairvoyant
 Dreams event not taken place
 Dreams events future
 Dreams prophetic
 Dreams Visionary
CLAUSTROPHOBIA
It is the fear of being in closed or small spaces. It is the fear of having no escape and being closed in
small spaces or rooms. Fear of narrow places is claustrophobia.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 2 acon, 2 ambr, 1 aran, 1 aran-s, 2 arg-n, 1 ars, 1 bry, 2 calc, 1 carb-an, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 chin-ar,
1 cimic, 1 cocc, 1 dulc, 2 dys-co, 2 ign, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-c, 2 lac-d, 1 lach, 3 LYC, 1 lyss, 1 manc, 1 med, 1
merc-i-f, 1 morg, 1 morg-g, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 1 nux-v, 1 plb, 1 psor, 3 PULS, 1 ruta, 1 sep, 1 staph, 1
stram, 1 succ, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 1 til, 1 valer
CLINGING
Clinging is to hold onto something or someone very tightly. It is to Come or be in close contact and stick
or hold together and resist separation. Clinging demonstrates of to hold fast or adhere to something, as
by grasping, sticking, embracing, or entwining.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 agar, 1 ant-t, 1 ars, 2 camph, 1 op, 1 phos, 1 puls
CROSS REFERENCES
 Attached
 Fear falling child
 Held desire
COMFORT SENSATION
Comfort (or comfort ability, or being comfortable) is a sense of physical or psychological ease, often
characterized as a lack of hardship. It is the state of being in a relaxed and at ease.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 1 acon, 1 agar, 1 ars, 1 aur, 1 chin, 1 chlf, 1 chlor, 1 coca, 1 dat-a, 1 gast, 1 kali-br, 1 lipp, 1 mec,
1 nat-p, 1 op, 1 phos, 1 pic-ac, 1 scut
CROSS REFERENCES
 Quieted, stillness sensation of
COMMUNICATIVE EXPANSIVE
Communicative expansive is rubric for someone or something which tends to eagerly and effectively
communicate, i.e. to express or convey ideas, through verbal means and adding together details, as to
an account or idea, to clarify the meaning of and discourse in a learned way, by extending in one or
more directions of the subject. Here the individual goes on talking and attach every detail and explains it
in exceedingly lengthy manner. Even a small incident would be explained in a very prolonged way with
each fine points explained.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 alum, 1 bar-c, 1 choc, 1 germ, 1 hydrc, 2 lach, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-mar-c
CROSS REFERENCES
 Expansive
 Extroverted
 Friendly
 Loquacity
 Talk desire to
COMPANY AVERSION TO
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Being in a company is the state of friendly companionship, the occasion of being with someone. It is the
condition of being with another person. Company aversion to is the rubric when person dislikes being in
company.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 aloe, 3 ALUM, 2 ambr, 3 ANAC, 2 arg-n, 2 ars-met, 2 aur, 2 aur-s, 3 BAR-C, 2 bell, 2 bry, 2 cact, 2 calc-p,
3 CARB-AN, 2 carb-v, 3 CHAM, 2 chin, 3 CIC, 2 coloc, 2 con, 2 cupr, 2 dig, 2 ferr, 3 GELS, 2 hell, 2 hep, 2
hipp, 2 hyos, 3 IGN, 2 iod, 2 lac-d, 2 lach, 2 led, 2 lyc, 2 m-aust, 2 nat-c, 3 NAT-M, 3 NUX-V, 2 oxyt, 2 pall,
2 plat, 2 plb, , 2 puls, 2 rhus-t, 2 sel, 2 sep, 2 stann, 3 STAPH, 2 sulph, 2 tarent, 2 thuj, 2 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anxiety – company
 Asking nothing
 Careful Company
 Disturbed aversion to being
 Dullness company in
 Estranged society from
 Fear people of
 Going out aversion to
 Indifference Company with
 Quiet wants
 Reserved
 Restless
 Sadness Company in
 Secretive
 Social agg
 Spoken aversion to
 Spoken aversion alone
 Stranger presents of agg
 Suspicions solitude desire
 Taciturn
 Timidity public
 Head Pain Company
 Head pain company crowd
 Head pain pressing company
COMPANY DESIRE FOR
Being in a company is the state of friendly companionship, the occasion of being with someone. It is the
condition of being with another person. Company desire for rubric is selected for its importance when
the person wishes being in with friendly attendant.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 apis, 3 ARG-N, 3 ARS, 3 BISM, 2 calc, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-p, 1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 2 camph, 1 cann-s, 1 carb-v,
1 carc, 1 caust, 1 cedr, 1 cench, 1 choc, 2 clem, 1 coca, 1 coloc, 2 con, 1 cot, 1 crot-c, 1 crot-h, 1 cyna, 1
der, 1 dros, 1 dys-co, 2 elaps, 1 fl-ac, 1 foll, 1 gaert, 1 gall-ac, 2 gels, 1 hep, 1 hydrog, 3 HYOS, 2 ign, 2
kali-ar, 1 kali-br, 3 KALI-C, 2 kali-p, 3 LAC-C, 1 lac-h, 1 lach, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-gr-m, 2 lil-t, 1 lith-c, 3 LYC, 1
manc, 1 meny, 1 merc, 2 mez, 1 mut, 1 naja, 3 NAT-C, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 2 pall, 1 ph-ac, 3 PHOS,
1 plb, 2 puls, 1 rad-br, 1 ran-b, 1 rat, 1 sac-alb, 2 sep, 1 sil, 1 skat, 1 stann, 2 stram, 2 stry, 1 sulph, 1 syph,
1 tab, 1 tarent, 1 thiop, 1 thymol, 1 trif-r, 1 verat, 1 verb, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Anxiety alone
 Cheerful company in
 Death thoughts alone
 Delusion alone
 Delusion disgraced
 Delusion everyone
 Delusion family
 delusion forsaken
 Delusion friendless
 Delusion friend affections
 Dullness alone
 Estranged family
 Excitement company
 Fear alone
 Fear death alone
 Fear happens alone
 Fear people being
 Fear solitude
 Forsaken
 Inconsolable alone
 Indifference company amel
 Irritability alone
 Sadness alone
 Social amel
 Talking desires
 Thoughts percistant alone
 Unconsciousness alone
 Weeping alone
COMPLAINING
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Complaining is the act of expressing complaints, dissatisfaction, displeasure, or unhappiness. It is to

claim displeasure. This is deed to say or write that you are unhappy, sick, uncomfortable, etc., or that
you do not like something. Complaining gives the feeling of complainer being the injured party.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acet-ac, 1 acon, 1 act-sp, 1 alco, 1 aloe, 2 alum, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 2 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-h, 1
asaf, 2 aur, 1 aur-m, 2 bac, 1 bell, 2 bism, 1 bor, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 1 calc, 2 canth, 1 caps, 1 caust, 2 cham, 1
chin, 1 chin-ar, 2 cina, 1 cocc, 2 coff, 1 colch, 2 coloc, 1 con, 2 cor-r, 1 cori-r, 1 crot-h, 1 dig, 1 dulc, 1 goss,
1 hell, 1 hep, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 1 indol, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-i, 1 kiss, 2 lach, 1 lap-mar-c, 2 lyc, 1 mag-p, 1
merc, 1 merc-c, 1 merl, 2 mosch, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 op, 1 ozone, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 plat, 1 prun, 1
psor, 1 puls, 1 rheum, 1 rhus-t, 1 ruta, 1 sang, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 spira, 1 stann, 1 staph, 2 sulph, 1 tab, 1
tarent, 1 thea, 1 thyr, 1 tub, 1 tus-f, 1 valer, 1 verat, 1 verat-v, 2 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Bemoaning
 Censorious
 Discontent
 Grumbling
 Irritability
 Lamenting
 Moaning
 Morose
 Muttering
 Pities
 Sadness complaining
 Sulky
 Torments other with her complaints
 Wearisome
 Wailing
 Whinnying
 Whimpering
COMPREHENSION EASY
Comprehension in general terms denotes understanding. It is the act or fact of grasping the meaning,
nature, or importance of; understanding. An understanding is the limit of a conceptualization. To
understand something is to have conceptualized it to a given measure. It is to perceive or know the
nature or meaning of something. Comprehension is perception of understanding.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 adam, 1 aesc, 2 ambr, 1 anac, 2 ang, 1 anh, 1 aur, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 bor, 1 brom, 1 buth-aust, 1 calc, 1
calc-f, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 caust, 3 COFF, 1 gaert, 1 ham, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 3 LACH, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 1
meph, 3 OP, 1 ox-ac, 3 PHOS, 1 pic-ac, 2 pip-m, 2 plat, 1 puls, 1 rhus-t, 2 sabad, 1 sel, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 1
thiop, 2 valer, 1 verat, 1 verat-v, 3 VIOL-O
CONCENTRATION ACTIVE
Concentration is the act, process or ability of concentrating the process of becoming concentrated, or
the state of being concentrated. It is the cognitive process of controlling the focus of attention. It is
giving an exclusive and undivided attention to some object.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 adam, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 1 androc, 2 anh, 1 arg, 1 arg-n, 1 ars-s-f, 1 aur, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1
calc-f, 1 carb-v, 1 caust, 1 choc, 1 coca, 1 cod, 1 coff, 1 coff-t, 1 con, 1 cycl, 1 germ, 1 hell, 1 hydrog, 1
hyos, 1 ign, 1 lac-h, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 merc, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 olnd, 1 op,
1 ox-ac, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 plb, 1 rhus-t, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 syph, 1 thea, 1
thuj, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Activity creative
 Comprehension easy
 Fancies vivid
 Ideas abundant
 Memory active
 Plan making
 Quick to act
 Theorizing
 Thought profound
 Thought rapid
 Thought rapid quick
 Thought Taught full
CONCENTERATION DIFFICULT
giving an exclusive and undivided attention to some object. This is the rubric of preference when the
individual necessitate great physical or mental effort to concentrate. Concentrating is hard to focus and
not effortless.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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3 ANAC, 3 BAR-C, 3 CARB-V, 3 CARBN-S, 3 CAUST, 3 GLON, 3 GRAPH, LACH3 LYC, 1 3 NUX-M, 3 NUX-V,
3 PH-AC, 3 PHOS, 2 plat, 2 pull-g, 2 puls, 2 sel, 3 SEP, 3 SIL.
CROSS REFERENCES
 Absent minded
 Abstraction
 Chaotic
 Confusion concentrate
 Confounding objects and ideas
 Ideas deficient
 Memory weakness
 Mistakes
 Prostration
 Slowness
 Thoughts collects cannot
 Thoughts vanishing loss of
 Thoughts of wandering
 Unobserving
CONCENTERATION IMPOSSIBLE
giving an exclusive and undivided attention to some object. Concentration impossible is favored when
the process of concentrating is absolutely not achievable.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aeth, 1 ail, 1 apis, 1 bar-c, 1 cact, 1 cann-i, 1 carb-ac, 1 carbn-o, 1 carc, 1 chlol, 1 cod, 1 corn, 1 croc, 1
dros, 1 euph-hy, 1 fago, 1 gels, 1 graph, 1 hydro-c, 1 iber, 1 iris, 1 jug-c, 1 lil-s, 1 lil-t, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 1
macrin, 1 merc, 1 morph, 1 myris, 1 nat-ar, 1 nat-c, 1 ox-ac, 1 phys, 1 ptel, 1 ran-s, 1 sang, 1 sant, 1
senec, 1 stict
CONFIDENCE INCREASED
Confidence is generally described as a state of being certain or of self assurance. It is the independence
from doubt and faith in yourself and your capability. It is the belief of oneself in his powers and his
abilities. This rubric holds importance when the person finds himself with an elevated level of self
assurance.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 lyc, 1 op, 1 plat, 1 verat
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CONFIDENCE WANT OF SELF
Confidence is generally described as a state of being certain or of self assurance. It is the independence
from doubt and faith in yourself and your capability. It is the belief of oneself in his powers and his
abilities. Self-confidence is having confidence in oneself. Confidence want of self means a total lack of
self confidence.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 AMBR, 2 aml-n, 3 ANAC, 2 aur, 2 bar-c, 2 bry, 2 chin, 2 dys-co, 2 kali-c, 2 lac-c, 2 lyc, 2 med, 2 nat-m, 2
petr, 2 ph-ac, 2 puls, 2 sac-alb, 3 SIL,
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ailments anticipation
 Ailment Embarrassment
 Anxiety success
 Cautious
 Cowardice
 Cowardice opnion
 Del appreciated that she is not
 Del criticized that she is
 Del deserted
 Del forsaken
 Del fails everything will
 Del Neglected duty this
 Del succeed he can not
 Del wrong he had done
 Del insulted
 Del laughed
 Del looked
 Del wrong done
 Depended desires
 Discouraged
 Embarrassment
 Fear business failure
 Fear confusion
 Fear failures
 Fear opinion
 Fear say something wrong
 Fear understanding things
 Fear wrong
 Forsaken
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 Helplessness feeling of
 Insanity
 Inconstancy
 Irresolution
 Lamenting appreciated
 Longing good
 Mocking others
 Succeeds never
 Timidity
 Timidity bashful
 Undertakes nothing lets she fails
 Unfortunate
CONFIDING
Confiding is behaviour showing that you trust someone not to tell secret or private information. It is
telling a secret in confidence as if with trust. It is to impart secrets trustfully; discuss private matters or
problems with confidence. It is giving information in an open way that shows you trust someone.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bar-c, 2 bell, 1 hydrc, 1 kres, 1 mur-ac, 1 op, 2 puls, 1 spig, 1 staph
CONFLICT
Conflict is a difference that prevents agreement: disagreement between ideas, feelings, etc. it is an open
clash between two opposing groups or ideas or thoughts. It is an emotional disturbance resulting from a
clash of opposing impulses or from an inability to reconcile impulses with realistic or moral
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considerations. This is the rubric for the state when there is clash between two opposing ideas existing
one of the worldly existence and the other of higher consciousness.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 hydrog
CROSS REFERENCES
 Antagonism
CONFOUNDING
It is to mistake one thing for another, cause to be unable to think clearly. It is to fail to distinguish, to
mingle so that the elements cannot be distinguished or separated.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 calc, 1 cann-s, 1 colch, 1 hyos, 1 nux-v, 1 phos, 1 plat, 2 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Chaotic
 Disconcerted
 Mistakes make
CONFUSION OF MIND
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Confusion is the state of being befuddled or unclear in one’s mind about something. It usually refers to
loss of orientation. The confused state may include jumbled or disorganized thought.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 ARG-N, 3 BAPT, 2 bar-c, 1 bar-i, 2 bar-m, 1 bar-s, 3 BELL, 2 bism, 2 bor, 1 both-l, 2 bov, 3 BRY, 2 bufo, 1
cadm, 1 calad, 3 CALC, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-i, 2 calc-p, 1 calc-s, 2 calc-sil, 1 camph, 3 CANN-I, 2 cann-s, 2
canth, 2 caps, 1 carb-ac, 2 carb-an, 3 CARB-V, 2 chel, 2 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 chin-s, 1 chlf, 1 chlol, 1 chlor, 1
chloram, 1 3 COCC, 3 HYDROG, 3 HYOS, 2 hyper, 1 iber, 1 ign, 1 LACH, 2 meny, 1 meph, 3 MERC, 1 merc-
c, 1 2 nat-c, 3 NAT-M, 1 nat-p, 1 nat-s, 1 nat-sil, 1 nicc, 1 nit-ac, 1 nitro-o, 3 NUX-M, 3 NUX-V, 1 oci-s, 1
oena, 3 OLND, 3 ONOS, 3 OP, 3 PETR, 2 ph-ac, 1 phel, 3 PHOS, 1 phys, 1 phyt, 1 pic-ac, 1 pip-m, 1 pitu-a,
1 plan, 3 PLAT, 2 plb, 2 puls, 1 puls-n, 3 RHUS-T, 2 sec, 1 sel, 1 senec, 2 seneg, 3 SEP, 1 seq-s, 3 SIL, 2
staph, 2 stict, 3 STRAM, 1 stront-c, 3 STRY, 2 sulph, 3 ZINC-P
CROSS REFERENCES
 Answering disconnected
 Answering questioned
 Confounding object and ideas
 Chaotic
 Disconcerted
 Dullness
 Forgetful
 Forgotten something feels constantly
 Memory weakness
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 Mistake makes
 Muddled
 Perplexed
 Prostration
 Senses confused
 Speech confused
 Speech incoherent
 Speech wanting
 Strange everything
 Unreal everything
CONSCIENTIOUS ABOUT TRIFLES
Conscientiousness is the feeling of guided by or in accordance with conscience or sense of right and
wrong. The behaviour is controlled by or done according to conscience. It is the behaviour of being very
careful about doing what you are supposed to do, concern with doing something correctly.
Conscientious about trifles is rubric of choice when the person is careful about doing his things with so
much concern, that he takes care of the smallest insignificant details. It is when they give caution to
even something of small importance.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aeth, 1 ambr, 1 ang, 1 anh, 1 apis, 1 arg, 3 ARS, 1 ars-s-f, 1 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-i, 1 bac, 1 bamb-a, 2 bar-
c, 1 bry, 1 calc, 1 calc-p, 1 calc-s, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 cocc, 1 cupr, 1
cycl, 2 dig, 1 dys-co, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 1 ferr-i, 1 graph, 1 ham, 1 hep, 1 hura, 1 hyos, 3 IGN, 1 iod, 1 ip, 1
kali-c, 1 lac-d, 1 lac-f, 2 lach, 1 lil-t, 2 lyc, 2 m-p-a, 1 med, 1 mez, 2 mur-ac, 1 nat-ar, 3 NAT-C, 1 nat-sil, 1
nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 ozone, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 pip-m, 1 plat, 1 plb, 2 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 samb, 1 sarr, 1 sec, 1 sel,
1 sep, 3 SIL, 1 spig, 1 spirae, 3 STAPH, 2 stram, 1 sul-i, 2 sulph, 1 syc-co, 3 THUJ, 1 tub, 1 verat, 1 verat-v,
1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Carefulness
 Cares worries full of
 Cautious
 Censorious
 Del neglected duty
 Del wrong has done
 Dirty
 Fastidious
 Moral feeling
 Responsibility
 Rest cannot
 Sensitive over sensitive
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 Thought persistence
 Trifles
CONSOLATION AGG
Consolation is an act or an instance of consoling. It is the action or activity that is giving relief in
affliction. This rubric implies for the instances when the patient does not likes to be consoled. Any act of
consoling, intensifies the condition.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ant-c, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1 aur, 2 bell, 1 cact, 1 calc, 2 calc-p, 1 calc-sil, 2 carc, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1 con, 1
cupr, 1 graph, 1 hell, 1 hydro-c, 3 IGN, 1 kali-c, 2 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 2 lil-t, 1 lyc, 1 merc, 1 nat-c, 3
NAT-M, 2 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 2 pall, 2 plat, 1 sabal, 1 sabin, 3 SEP, 3 SIL, 2 stann, 1 staph, 2 sulph, 3 SYPH, 1
tarent, 1 thuj, 1 visc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anger, caressing consoled- sympathy

 Irritability consolation agg
 Inconsolable
 Pride
 Pities herself
 Rage consolation
 Sympathy, agg
 Weeping caressing- consolation agg
CONTEMPTUOUS
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Contempt is the state of looking down with disrespect, the feeling or attitude of regarding someone or
something as inferior, base, or worthless, scorn, disdain. It is expressions in which the corner of the lip is
tightened and raised slightly on one side of the face (or much more strongly on one side than the other)
indicate contempt. The lack of status may perhaps cause the contemptuous to classify the object of
contempt as utterly worthless, or as not fully meeting a particular interpersonal standard. Therefore,
contempt is a response to a perceived failure to meet an interpersonal standard. Contempt refers to a
person’s attitude toward others whereas haughty refers for person’s attitude towards himself.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agn, 1 alco, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 2 androc, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1 aur, 1 bry, 1 calc, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 cham, 2 chin, 3
CIC, 1 cina, 1 com, 1 cop, 1 croc, 1 cycl, 1 germ, 1 gran, 1 guai, 1 hell, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 2 ip, 1 lac-ac, 1 lac-c,
1 lach, 2 lyc, 1 m-arct, 1 merc, 1 mosch, 1 myric, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 3 PALL, 1 par, 3 PLAT, 1 puls,
1 sec, 1 sil, 1 spong, 1 stram, 1 thuj, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Abusive
 Contradict disposition to
 Cynical
 Del reproachful
 Egotism self esteem
 Haughty
 Insolence
 Laughing contemptuous
 Mocking
 Mocking ridicule
 Mocking sarcasm
 Ridicule mania to
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 Presumptuous
 Rudeness
 Smiling sardonic
 Sneers at every one
CONTENTED
Contentment is 'acknowledgement and satisfaction of reaching capacity.' The level of capacity reached
may be sought after, expected, desired, or simply predetermined as the level in which provides
contentment. Contentment can be defined as the state of being satisfied, and it can be closely
associated with the concept of happiness. Contentedness is state of being satisfied with things as they
are. It also denotes of accepting one's situation or life with equanimity and satisfaction. They are happy
and satisfied with what they have or whatever position they hold.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 androc, 1 aur, 3 BOR, 2 caps, 1 carbn-h, 1 carl, 1 caust, 1 choc, 2 cic, 1 coca, 1 cocc, 1
com, 1 cycl, 1 fl-ac, 1 germ, 1 gins, 1 hydrog, 1 lap-c-b, 1 laur, 1 led, 1 mag-s, 1 mate, 1 meny, 1 mez, 1
nat-c, 1 nat-m, 2 op, 1 phos, 1 scut, 1 spig, 1 staph, 1 tarax, 1 tus-f, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Amusement desires
 Buoyancy
 Cheerful
 Delirium gay
 Del pleasing
 Exaltation
 Exhilaration
 Exultant
 Good humor
 Happy
 High spirited
 Joy
 Jesting
 Laughing
 Mirth
 Merry
 Mood agreeable
 Optimistic
 Playful
 Pleasure
 Self satisfied
 Smiling
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 Vivacious
CONTRADICT DISPOSITION TO
To contradict is to make a statement denying the truth of the statement made by a person. It is to say
that the opposite of what someone has said is true. It is to not agree with something in a way that
shows or suggests that it is false, wrong, etc. This is the rubric used for behaviour which is disposed to
oppose every whichever idea or statement made by others. It also suggests of argumentative behaviour.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 alum, 3 ANAC, 1 androc, 2 apis, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 2 ars, 2 aur, 1 aur-m, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 cael, 1
camph, 2 canth, 1 caps, 3 CAUST, 2 cupr, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 1 grat, 3 HEP, 1 hyos, 1 ictod, 1 ign, 3 LACH, 2
lyc, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-s, 2 merc, 1 nat-c, 1 nicc, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 2 olnd, 1 op, 1 ozone, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1
ruta, 1 sep, 1 staph, 1 sulfonam, 1 sulph, 1 trom, 1 verat, 1 vip-a
CROSS REFERENCES
 Disputatious
 Quarrelsomeness
CONTRADICTION AGGRAVATES
Contradiction is disagreement between two conflicting ideas. A contradiction consists of a logical

incompatibility between two or more propositions. It is the dialogue or act of contradicting someone.
This rubric displays its significance at instances when the contradiction worsens the complaint.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 asar, 3 AUR, 1 bry, 1 cop, 1 ferr, 1 helon, 1 ign, 1 lyc, 1 nux-v, 1 olnd, 1 petr, 1 sep
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CONTRADICTION INTOLERANT OF
Contradiction is disagreement between two conflicting ideas. A contradiction consists of a logical

incompatibility between two or more propositions. It is the dialogue or act of contradicting someone.
Contradiction intolerant of is the rubric of choice when occasioned unwilling to tolerate difference of
opinion.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aesc, 1 alco, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-c, 1 anac, 2 ant-c, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 asaf, 1 asar, 1
aster, 3 AUR, 1 bell, 2 bry, 1 cact, 1 calc-p, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 2 caps, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 cham, 1
chin, 2 cina, 2 cocc, 1 coff, 2 colch, 1 coloc, 1 con, 1 echi, 1 elaps, 2 ferr, 1 flav, 1 gall-ac, 1 glon, 1 grat, 1
hecla, 1 hell, 2 helon, 1 hep, 1 hura, 1 hyos, 1 ictod, 3 IGN, 1 kali-i, 1 lach, 1 lact, 3 LYC, 1 med, 1 merc, 1
mez, 1 morph, 1 mur-ac, 2 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nicc, 1 nit-ac, 1 nuph, 1 nux-v, 1 olnd, 2 op, 1 pall, 1 petr, 1
phos, 1 plan, 2 plat, 1 prot, 1 puls, 1 sars, 3 SEP, 2 sil, 2 staph, 1 stram, 2 sulph, 1 syph, 1 tarent, 1 thuj, 1
thyr, 1 til, 1 tub, 2 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 A/f contradiction
 Dictatorial
 Kill contradict
 Weeping contradiction from
CONTRARY
Contrary entails “Very opposed in nature or character or purpose”. A behaviour which is contrary
portray individuals who are inclined to take a position at variance with or contrary to that of others
apparently just for the sake of doing so. There seems something unreasonable about his behaviour. It
gives the impression of being like he is deliberately doing things that are opposing to others position.
Someone who is contrary enjoys disagreeing with people and doing the opposite of what is expected or
asked to do.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abrot, 1 acon, 3 ALUM, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 1 ambr, 3 ANAC, 1 anan, 1 ant-c, 2 ant-t, 1 arag, 3 ARG-N,
2 arn, 2 ars, 1 arum-t, 1 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 brom, 1 bry, 1 calad, 1 calc, 1 calc-caust, 1 calc-s, 1
calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-an, 1 caust, 3 CHAM, 1 chin, 1 cina, 2 cocc, 1 con, 1 croc, 1 cupr,
1 ferr-acet, 1 guai, 3 HEP, 1 hydr-ac, 1 ictod, 1 ign, 1 ip, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-p, 1 kali-sil, 1 kreos, 3 LACH, 1 lact,
1 laur, 1 led, 1 lyc, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 2 merc, 1 nicc, 2 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 olnd, 1 petr, 1 phos, 1 plb, 2 puls,
1 ruta, 1 samb, 1 sars, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 spong, 2 sulph, 3 TARENT, 2 thuj, 1 trom, 1 tub, 1 tub-k, 2 viol-t
CROSS REFERENCES
 Contradiction disposition to
 Defiant
 Dictatorial
 Disobedience
 Intolerance
 Irritability
 Obstinate
 Perseverance
 Pertinacity
 Positiveness
 Presumptuous
 Quarrelsome
CONVERSATION AGGRAVATES
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Conversation is a form of interactive, spontaneous communication between two or more people who
are following rules of etiquette. It is the use of speech for informal exchange of views or ideas or
information etc. Conversations are interactive because contributions to a conversation are response
reactions to what has previously been said. Conversations are spontaneous because a conversation
proceeds, to some extent, and in some way, unpredictably. Conversations follow rules of etiquette
because conversations are social interactions, and therefore depend on social convention. Failure to
adhere to these rules devolves, and eventually dissolves the conversation.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 3 AMBR, 1 arn, 1 aur, 1 calc, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 carc, 1 chin, 1 cocc, 1 coff, 1
dios, 1 ferr, 2 fl-ac, 1 graph, 1 helon, 3 IGN, 1 iod, 1 kali-c, 1 lach, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 mag-m, 1 mang,
1 mez, 3 NAT-M, 1 nat-p, 2 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 ph-ac, 1 plat, 1 psil, 1 puls, 2 rhus-t, 1 sars, 1 sep, 3 SIL, 1
spig, 1 staph, 1 sulph, 1 thuj
CROSS REFERENCES
 Confusion, conversation agg

 Sensitive, oversensitive, noise to, voices to
 Generalities- Talking agg
COQUETTISH
A coquette is a woman who endeavors without sincere affection to gain the attention and admiration of
men. A coquettish woman behaves in a way that is intended to attract men sexually. She is a woman
who likes to win the attention or admiration of men but does not have serious feelings for them, i.e a
flirt. Flirting or coquetry is a sexual activity involving verbal or written communication as well as body
language by one person to another, suggesting an interest in a deeper relationship with the other
person. A female, especially a young one, who flirts playfully, is sometimes called a coquette. Body
language can include flicking the hair, eye contact, brief touching, open stances, proximity etc. Verbal
communication of interest can include the vocal tone, such as pace, volume, intonation.
There are two main types of flirting: flirting for fun and flirting with intent.
Flirting for fun can take place between friends, co-workers, or total strangers that wish to get to know
each other. This type of flirting does not intend to lead to sexual intercourse or romantic relationship,
but increases the bonds between two people.
Flirting with intent plays a role in the mate-selection process. The person flirting will send out signals of
sexual availability to another, and expects to see the interest returned in order to continue flirting.
Flirting can involve non-verbal signs, such as an exchange of glances, hand-touching, hair-touching, or
verbal signs, such as chatting up, flattering comments, and exchange of telephone numbers in order to
initiate further contact.
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Flirting may consist of stylized gestures, language, body language, postures, and physiologic signs which
act as cues to another person. Among these are:
1. Eye contact, batting eyelashes, staring, winking, etc.

2. Subconscious signals, such as touching one's hair
3. Giggling, or laughing encouragingly at any slight hint of intimacy in the other's behavior
4. Casual touches; such as a woman gently touching a man's arm during conversation
5. Smiling suggestively
6. Sending notes, poems, or small gifts
7. Flattery (regarding beauty, sexual attractiveness)
8. Online chat, texting and other one-on-one and direct messaging services while hinting affection
9. Footsie, a form of flirtation in which people use their feet to play with each others' feet. This
generally takes place under a table or in bed while rubbing feet. Participants often remove their
shoes and play barefoot; however, it can also be played in socks, or wearing shoes. Though this
method can backfire, as the general opinion of feet can depend on the culture and society of the
area.
10. Teasing
11. Tickling
12. Banter (teasing or joking talk that is amusing and friendly)
13. Staging of "chance" encounters
14. Imitating of behaviors (e.g. taking a drink when the other person takes a drink, changing posture
as the other does, etc.)
15. Coyness, affectedly shy or modest, marked by cute, coquettish, or artful playfulness (e.g. pickup
lines).
16. Blowing a kiss
17. Singing love songs in presence of the girl/boy.
18. Maintaining very short distance during casual talking.
Coquettish means flirt, if you describe a woman as coquettish you mean she acts in a playful way that is
intended to make men find her attractive.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bell, 1 calc-s, 1 lyc, 1 nux-v, 1 puls, 1 sulph
COUNTING
Counting is the act of counting or reciting numbers in ascending order. It is the action of finding the
number of elements of a finite set of objects. It is to say numbers one after other continually.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 arg-n, 1 hyos, 1 phys, 1 sil, 1 verat
COURAGEOUS
Courageous is possessing or displaying courage; able to face and deal with danger or fear without
flinching. Courage is the ability to confront fear, pain, danger, uncertainty, or intimidation. Courage is
the quality of a confident character not to be afraid or intimidated easily but without being incautious or
inconsiderate. It is the ability to do things which one finds frightening.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 agar, 1 alco, 1 alum, 1 ant-t, 1 berb, 2 bov, 2 calad, 1 calc-s, 1 dros, 1 ferr-p, 1 gins, 2 ign, 1 m-
arct, 1 merc, 1 mez, 1 nat-c, 2 op, 1 phos, 2 puls, 1 squil, 1 staph, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 1 tarax, 1 ter, 2 tub, 1
valer, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ardent
 Audacity
 Boldness
 Defiant
 Deeds great
 Determination
 High spirited
 Hopeful
 Perseverance
 Pertinacity
 Positiveness
 Precocity
 Resolute
COWARDICE
Cowardice is a trait wherein fear and excess self-concern override what is socially-deemed as right and
courageous action —it is the opposite of courage. As a label, "cowardice" indicates a perceived failure to
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demonstrate sufficient mental robustness and courage in the face of a challenge. It is the trait of lacking
courage. It is the behaviour that shows you are not brave enough to fight or do something difficult or
dangerous that you should do.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 agar, 1 agn, 1 alco, 1 alum, 1 alum-sil, 3 AM-C, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 1 ang, 1 ant-t, 2 arg-n, 1 aur, 1
aur-s, 2 bar-c, 1 bar-i, 1 bar-m, 1 bar-s, 1 bell, 2 bry, 1 calc, 1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 canth, 1 carb-
an, 1 carb-v, 1 caust, 2 cham, 2 chin, 1 chin-b, 1 cocc, 1 coloc, 1 con, 1 cupr, 1 dig, 1 dros, 1 fl-ac, 3 GELS,
1 graph, 1 hep, 1 hydr-ac, 1 ign, 1 iod, 1 ip, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-n, 1 kali-p, 1 kali-sil, 1 kreos, 1 lach, 1 lap-mar-
c, 1 laur, 1 led, 3 LYC, 1 merc, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 ol-an, 1 olnd, 3 OP, 1 petr,
1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 plat, 1 plb, 2 puls, 1 ran-b, 2 rhus-t, 1 ruta, 1 sabin, 1 sec, 1 sep, 2 sil, 1 spig, 1 stann, 1
staph, 3 STRAM, 1 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 1 ther, 1 thuj, 2 verat, 1 verb, 1 viol-t, 1 visc, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Bashful
 Confidence want of
 Escape attempts to
 Fear men of
 Fear people of
 Insecurity
 Responsibility aversion
 Servile
 Starting easily
 Timidity
CRAWLING
Crawling is to move slowly on the hands and knees or by dragging the body along the ground. Crawling
is a mode of locomotion involving the arms and legs. Crawling is a specific 4-beat gait involving the
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hands and knees. A typical crawl is left-hand, right-knee, right-hand, left-knee, or a hand, the diagonal
knee, the other hand then its diagonal knee.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 2 acet-ac, 1 bell, 1 cann-i, 1 choc, 1 lach, 1 prot
CROSS REFERENCES
 Creeping
 Insanity crawls on the floor
 Rolling
CRETINISM
Cretinism is a condition of severely stunted physical and mental growth due to untreated congenital
deficiency of thyroid hormones (congenital hypothyroidism) usually due to maternal hypothyroidism. It
is a congenital condition caused by a deficiency of thyroid hormone during prenatal development and
characterized in childhood by dwarfed stature, mental retardation, dystrophy of the bones, and a low
basal metabolism. It is the congenital deficiency of thyroid secretion causing deformity and idiocy.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 2 aeth, 2 anac, 1 arn, 1 bac, 2 bar-c, 1 bar-m, 2 bufo, 1 calc-p, 1 carc, 1 hell, 1 ign, 1 iod, 2 lap-a,
1 lol, 1 nat-c, 1 oxyt, 1 ph-ac, 1 plb, 1 sulph, 1 thuj, 2 thyr, 1 tub
CROSS REFERENCES
 Idiocy
 Imbecility
 Laughing idiotic
 Gen development arrested
CROAKING
Croaking is to utter a low-pitched, harsh cry, as the sound of a frog or a raven. It is a low hoarse sound,
as that characteristic of frogs and crows. It is to make the deep, harsh sound that a frog makes .it is to
say something in a rough, low voice that is hard to understand. The call or croak of a frog is unique to its
species. Frogs create this sound by passing air through the larynx in the throat.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bell, 1 cina, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-acet
CROSS REFERENCES
 voice croaking
CROWING
Crowing is to make the loud, high sound that a rooster makes or a similar sound. It is a low hoarse
sound, as that characteristic of frogs and crows. It is the characteristic cry of a rooster.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 lyss
CRUELTY BRUTALITY INHUMANITY
Cruelty is indifference to suffering, and even pleasure in inflicting it. Cruel ways of inflicting suffering
may involve violence, but affirmative violence is not necessary for an act to be cruel. It is the state of
hardheartedness, where he deliberately inflicts pain and suffering to others and derives amusement out
of it.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abrot, 1 absin, 1 alco, 3 ANAC, 1 androc, 2 ars, 2 aur, 1 bell, 1 bry, 1 calc, 1 canth, 1 carc, 1 chin, 1 choc,
1 croc, 1 cur, 3 HEP, 2 hyos, 2 kali-i, 1 kali-p, 2 lach, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 med, 1 nicc, 2 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 2
plat, 1 sabad, 1 sel, 1 squil, 1 staph, 2 stram, 1 sulph, 1 tarent, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Brutality
 Cut others desire
 Derivate
 Destructiveness
 Hard hearted
 Inhumanity
 Indifference sufferings
 Joy misfortune of others
 Malicious
 Misanthropy
 Mischievous
 Moral feeling want of
 Sensitive want of sensitiveness
 Unfeeling hard hearted
 Wicked
CURSING SWEARING
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A curse (also called execration) is any expressed wish that some form of adversity or misfortune will
befall or attach to some other entity—one or more persons, a place, or an object. In particular, "curse"
may refer to a wish that harm or hurt will be inflicted by any supernatural powers, such as a spell, a
prayer, an imprecation, an execration, magic, witchcraft, God, a natural force, or a spirit. It is the solemn
invocation of divine wrath on a person or thing.
Swearing is to make a solemn declaration, invoking a deity or a sacred person or thing, in confirmation
of and witness to the honesty or truth of such a declaration.
Cursing swearing is to utter obscenities or profanities. It also implies to Profanity, also known as
swearing, cursing, coarse language, foul speech, strong language, dirty words, 'cussing', bad words, bad
language, adult language, vulgar language, inappropriate language or simply language, is language that
is strongly impolite or offensive in many situations.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 act-sp, 1 alco, 1 aloe, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 ambr, 3 ANAC, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1 bamb-a, 2 bell, 1 bor, 1
bov, 1 bufo, 1 calc, 2 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 canth, 1 caust, 1 cere-b, 1 cere-s, 1 chin-b, 1 chlf, 1 cimx, 1 coloc,
2 con, 1 cor-r, 1 cub, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-s, 1 dulc, 1 euon-a, 1 gall-ac, 1 hydr, 2 hyos, 1 ip, 2 lac-c, 1 lac-h, 2 lil-
t, 2 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 med, 1 merc, 2 mosch, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 3 NIT-AC, 2 nux-v, 1 oena, 1 op, 1 opun-a, 1
ozone, 1 pall, 1 petr, 1 phos, 1 plb, 1 puls, 1 sanic, 1 sep, 1 skat, 1 spig, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 tarent, 1 trich-
d, 2 tub, 1 valer, 2 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Abusive
 Blasphemy
 Despair rage
 Cursing
 Discouraged cursing with
 Insolent
 Malicious
 Rage Cursing with
 Rudeness
 Slander
 Swearing
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DANCING
Dance is to move the feet and body rhythmically. Dancing is to move your body in a way that goes with
the rhythm and style of music that is being played. A sequence of rhythmic steps or movements usually
performed to music, for pleasure or as a form of social interaction. Dance is a type of art that generally
involves movement of the body, usually rhythmic and to music. To move one's feet or body, or both,
rhythmically in a pattern of steps, especially to the accompaniment of music.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aether, 2 agar, 1 androc, 1 apis, 2 bell, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 3 CARC, 1 chlol, 2 cic, 2 cocc, 1 con, 2
croc, 1 croto-t, 1 fl-ac, 1 grat, 2 hyos, 1 ign, 1 lach, 1 merc, 1 nat-m, 1 nitro-o, 1 ozone, 1 ph-ac, 1 pip-m, 1
plat, 1 rob, 1 sant, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 stict, 2 stram, 1 tab, 3 TARENT
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anxiety Dancing when,

 Cheerful dancing
 Dancing Agg. Child
 Dream Dancing
DANCING GROTESQUE
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Grotesque means Distorted and extremely ugly and strange and comically or repulsively distorted and
incongruous. You say something is grotesque when it is so unnatural, unpleasant and exaggerated that it
upsets or shocks you.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 2 cic
DARKNESS
Darkness is a relative absence of visible light. It is to be devoid of or deficient in light or brightness. It is

having an absolute or (more often) relative lack of light.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 2 aeth, 1 am-m, 1 ars, 1 bapt, 1 berb, 2 calc, 1 camph, 2 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 2 caust, 1 cupr, 1
graph, 1 hell, 2 lyc, 1 nat-m, 2 phos, 1 plat, 2 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 sanic, 1 sec, 1 sil, 3 STRAM, 1 stront-c, 2
valer, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anxiety Darkens in
 Concentration difficult attempting dark
 Delirious dark in
 Del images dark
 Del people behind walking dark
 Fear dark
 Fear walking of dark
 Longing for sunshine, light
 Sadness darkness form
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 Weeping darkness in
 Dream darkness
 Gen. Faintness dark
DAY DREAMING
Daydreaming is a short-term detachment from one's immediate surroundings, during which a person's
contact with reality is blurred and partially substituted by a visionary fantasy, especially one of happy,
pleasant thoughts, hopes or ambitions, imagined as coming to pass, and experienced while awake. It is
to think pleasant thoughts about your life or future while you are awake. It is the spontaneous and
fanciful series of thoughts while awake not connected to immediate reality.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 am-c, 1 anac, 1 ang, 1 ant-c, 2 arg-n, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 bell, 1 bry, 1 calc, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 1
cham, 1 chin, 2 cocc, 3 COFF, 1 dat-a, 2 elaps, 1 graph, 1 hell, 1 hep, 1 hyos, 2 ign, 2 lach, 1 m-p-a, 1
merc, 1 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 olnd, 2 op, 1 ozone, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 puls, 1 ran-s, 1 rheum, 1 sabad, 1
samb, 2 sang, 1 sel, 1 sep, 2 sil, 1 staph, 1 stram, 2 sulph, 2 thuj, 1 ust, 1 verat, 1 verb
CROSS REFERENCES
 Absent minded
 Absorbed
 Abstraction
 Dreams awake while
 Introspection
 Sits- wrapped in thought
 Theorizing
 Thoughts- thoughtful
 Unobserving
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DEATH
experience death. The cessation of life and all associated processes; the end of an organism's existence
as an entity independent from its environment and its return to an inert, nonliving state.
DEATH CONVICTION OF
Conviction stands for the state or appearance of being convinced. It is an unshakable belief in something
without need for proof or evidence. It is a firmly held belief or the state of being convinced. It is the
feeling of being sure that what you believe or say is true.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 agn, 1 alum-p, 1 apis, 1 arn, 1 ars-h, 1 bapt, 1 bell, 1 camph, 2 canth, 2 coff, 1 coff-t, 1 croc, 2
cupr-acet, 1 hydr, 1 kali-ar, 1 lach, 1 merc, 1 mosch, 1 ox-ac, 1 phos, 2 phyt, 1 plat, 2 psor, 1 puls, 2 thuj
DEATH DESIRES
Desire is a sense of longing for a person or object or hoping for an outcome. Desire is the fire that sets
action aflame. The same sense is expressed by emotions such as "craving" or "hankering". When a
person desires something or someone, their sense of longing is excited by the enjoyment or the thought
of the item or person, and they want to take actions to obtain their goal. It is a strong feeling of wanting
to have or to do something. It is to wish or long for or crave. It is to express a wish for. If you desire
something then it means that you long for it and you want it.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 absin, 1 acon, 1 agn, 1 alum, 1 alum-sil, 1 ambr, 1 anh, 1 ant-c, 1 apis, 1 aran, 1 ars, 1 ars-met, 1 ars-s-f,
3 AUR, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-m, 2 aur-s, 1 bell, 1 berb, 1 calc, 1 caps, 1 carb-v, 2 caust, 1 chel, 2 chin, 1 clem, 1
cortico, 1 der, 1 euph-c, 2 gad, 1 germ, 2 glon, 1 hep, 1 hura, 1 hydr, 1 hydrog, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-
chl, 2 kreos, 3 LAC-C, 1 lac-d, 2 lach, 1 led, 1 lil-t, 1 lyc, 2 merc, 1 merc-aur, 1 mez, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-
s, 2 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1 orig, 1 ozone, 1 phos, 1 phyt, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 psor, 1 puls, 1 ran-b, 1 rat, 2 rhus-
t, 2 rob, 1 ruta, 1 sec, 1 sep, 2 sil, 1 spig, 1 spong, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 sul-ac, 2 sulph, 1 thuj, 1 uva, 1
verat-v, 1 vip, 1 xan, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Loathing of life
 Killed wants to be
 Suicidal
 Weary of life
DEATH PRESENTIMENT OF
Presentiment is a feeling of evil to come. A feeling that something, esp. of an unfortunate or evil nature,
is about to take place. It is a feeling or belief that something is going to happen. It is a sense of
something evil or bad about to happen; premonition. A strong intuition that something is about to
happen usually something evil.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 ACON, 1 aesc, 2 agn, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 am-c, 1 anac, 2 anthr, 3 APIS, 2 arg-n, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1
ars-h, 1 bapt, 1 bar-c, 1 bar-m, 3 BELL, 1 bry, 2 cact, 1 calc, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 canth, 1 carb-v, 1 caust,
2 cench, 2 chel, 1 cimic, 1 cupr, 1 dig, 1 ferr-br, 1 gels, 2 graph, 1 hell, 2 hep, 3 HYDR, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-br, 1
kali-c, 1 kali-n, 1 lac-d, 2 lach, 1 lob, 2 lyc, 1 lyss, 2 med, 3 MERC, 1 mosch, 1 nat-m, 2 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1
op, 1 petr, 2 phase, 2 phos, 2 plat, 1 podo, 2 psor, 1 puls, 2 raph, 1 rhus-t, 1 sep, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 sul-
ac, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 1 thea, 1 verat, 1 vip, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Delusions die
DECEITFUL, SLY
It is deliberately or intentionally misleading or cheating or fraudulent. Making or trying to make

someone believe something that is not true. It implies behaving dishonestly in order to trick people.
Deceit is the quality of being fraudulent. Sly means clever or cunning, especially in the practice of deceit.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 anac, 1 androc, 1 arg, 1 arg-n, 2 ars, 1 aur-s, 1 bell, 1 bufo, 1 calc, 1 chin, 1 chlol, 1 coca, 2 cupr,
1 dig, 1 dros, 1 fl-ac, 1 hep, 2 hyos, 2 lach, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 lyc, 2 med, 1 merc, 1 morph, 1 mosch, 2 nat-m,
1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 2 op, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 puls, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 sulph, 2 tarent, 1 thuj, 1 verat
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CROSS REFERENCES
 Charlatan
 Cheating
 Calumniate
 Corrupt
 Del lie
 Dishonest
 Hypocrisy
 Liar
 Lie never speaks the truth.
 Manipulative
 Perfidious
 Slander
 Unreliable
 Untruthful
DECEITFUL, SLY PERJURED
Perjury, also known as forswearing, is the willful act of swearing a false oath or affirmation to tell the
truth, whether spoken or in writing, concerning matters material to a judicial proceeding. It is to tell a lie
in a court of law after promising to tell the truth. It is to lie even after swearing and promising to tell the
truth.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 hep, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac
DEFIANT
Defiant is an attitude of boldly resisting authority or an opposing force. It is refusing to obey something
or someone. It is an open or bold resistance to or disregard for authority, opposition, or power, a
challenging attitude or behavior; challenge. If you say that someone is defiant you mean they show
aggression or independence by openly and boldly refusing to obey in a challenging manner.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 anac, 1 androc, 2 arn, 3 BAR-C, 1 bell, 1 bufo, 1 canth, 3 CAUST, 2 cina, 1 guai,
2 ign, 1 kreos, 2 lyc, 1 merc, 1 nux-v, 1 ph-ac, 1 puls, 1 ruta, 2 sac-alb, 1 sec, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 spong, 1 sulph,
1 tub
CROSS REFERENCES
 Audacity
 Contradiction – disposition to
 Contrary
 Courageous
 Disobedient
 Fight wants to
 Haughty
 Inciting
 Insolence
 Obstinate
 Pertinacity
 Possessiveness
 Presumptuous
 Quarrelsome
DELIRIUM
Delirium or acute confusional state is a common and severe neuropsychiatric syndrome with core
features of acute onset, meaning it has been present from hours to days, but not months or years.
Delirium represents an organically caused decline from a previously-attained level of cognitive
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functioning. Delirium typically appears suddenly with a readily-identifiable time of onset, such as a time
space of a few hours, or overnight. It is typified by fluctuating course, attentional deficits and
generalized severe disorganization of behavior. It typically involves other cognitive deficits, changes in
arousal (hyperactive, hypoactive, or mixed), perceptual deficits, altered sleep-wake cycle, and psychotic
features such as hallucinations and delusions. Delirium itself is not a disease, but rather a clinical
syndrome (a set of symptoms), which result from an underlying disease or new problem with mentation.
Delirium may be caused by a disease process outside the brain that affects the brain, such as infection
(urinary tract infection, pneumonia) or drug effects, particularly anticholinergics or other CNS
depressants (benzodiazepines and opioids). Delirium must by definition be caused by an organic
process, i.e., a physically identifiable structural, functional, or chemical problem in the brain.
The core features are:
1. Disturbance of consciousness (that is, reduced clarity of awareness of the environment, with
reduced ability to focus, sustain, or shift attention)
2. Change in cognition (e.g., problem-solving impairment or memory impairment) or a perceptual
disturbance
3. Onset of hours to days, and tendency to fluctuate.
4. Behaviour may be either overactive or underactive, sleep is often disturbed.
5. Thinking is slow and muddled but the content is often complex.
6. A temporary mental state with a sudden onset, usually reversible, includes symptoms of
confusion, inability to concentrate, disorientation, anxiety, and sometimes hallucinations.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 1 acet-ac, 2 acon, 2 act-sp, 1 aesc, 2 aeth, 1 aether, 3 AGAR, 1 agar-cps, 1 agar-pa, 1 agar-ph, 1
agar-pr, 1 agarin, 1 agn, 1 ail, 1 alco, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 1 amyg-am, 1 anac, 1 anag, 1 anan, 1 anh, 1
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ant-c, 1 ant-s, 1 ant-t, 1 anthr, 1 apis, 1 arg, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 3 ARS, 1 ars-i, 1 ars-met, 1 ars-s-f, 1 art-v, 3
ARUM-T, 1 astac, 1 atro, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-m, 1 bac, 2 bapt, 1 bar-c, 3 BELL, 1 benz-n, 1 bism, 1 bol-
lu, 1 bomb-pr, 1 bov, 1 brom, 3 BRY, 1 bufo, 1 cact, 1 calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-caust, 1 calc-p, 1 calc-
sil, 1 calen, 2 camph, 1 camph-br, 3 CANN-I, 1 cann-s, 2 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-ac, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 2
carbn-s, 2 carl, 1 caul, 1 caust, 2 cham, 3 CHEL, 1 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 chin-s, 1 chlf, 1 chlol, 1 chlor, 1
chloram, 1 chol, 1 chr-ac, 2 cic, 1 cic-m, 1 cimic, 2 cina, 1 clem, 1 cocc, 1 cod, 1 coff, 2 colch, 1 coll, 1
coloc, 2 con, 1 convo-s, 1 cop, 1 cor-r, 1 cori-r, 1 croc, 3 CROT-C, 2 crot-h, 2 cupr, 2 cupr-acet, 1 cupr-ar, 1
cur, 1 cypr, 1 cyt-l, 1 dat-f, 1 dat-m, 2 dig, 1 diph, 1 dor, 1 dubin, 2 dulc, 1 eup-pur, 1 euph, 1 fagu, 1 ferr-
acet, 1 ferr-p, 1 gall-ac, 2 gels, 1 gins, 1 glon, 1 graph, 1 guai, 1 ham, 1 hell, 1 hep, 1 hipp, 1 hippoz, 1
hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrog, 3 HYOS, 1 hyosin, 1 hyper, 1 ign, 1 indg, 1 iod, 1 iodof, 2 ip, 1 ipom, 1 iris, 1
iris-fl, 1 iris-foe, 1 jab, 1 jatr, 1 juni-c, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 2 kali-chl, 1 kali-cy, 2 kali-i, 1
kali-n, 1 kali-p, 1 kalm, 1 kreos, 1 lac-c, 1 lacer, 3 LACH, 1 lachn, 1 lact, 1 lat-k, 1 laur, 1 led, 1 lept, 1 lil-t,
1 lob, 1 lob-p, 1 lol, 1 lup, 3 LYC, 1 lycps, 1 lyss, 1 mag-c, 1 mand, 2 meli, 1 meny, 2 merc, 2 merc-c, 1
merc-cy, 1 merc-i-r, 1 merc-meth, 1 merc-n, 1 merc-s, 1 merl, 1 methyl, 1 mez, 2 mill, 1 morph, 1 mosch,
1 mur-ac, 1 mygal, 1 naja, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 1 nat-sal, 1 nicot, 3 NIT-AC, 1 nit-s-d, 1 nitro-o, 2 nux-
m, 2 nux-v, 1 oci-s, 2 oena, 3 OP, 1 oper, 1 orig, 1 ox-ac, 1 paeon, 1 par, 1 passi, 1 past, 1 paull, 2 petr, 1
ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 phyt, 1 piloc, 1 plat, 2 plb, 1 podo, 1 psor, 2 puls, 1 pyre-p, 1 pyrog, 1 raja-s, 1 ran-b, 1
ran-s, 1 rheum, 1 rhod, 3 RHUS-T, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 1 sabin, 1 sal-ac, 1 samb, 1 sang, 1 sant, 1 sapin, 1
sarr, 3 SEC, 1 sel, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 sin-n, 1 sol-m, 1 sol-n, 1 spig, 1 spong, 1 squil, 1 stigm, 3 STRAM, 1 stry, 1
sul-ac, 1 sul-h, 1 sul-i, 1 sulfa, 2 sulph, 1 syph, 1 tab, 1 tang, 1 tarax, 1 tarent, 1 tarent-c, 1 tax, 2 ter, 1
thea, 1 thyr, 1 til, 1 trach, 1 trinit, 1 tub, 1 valer, 1 vario, 3 VERAT, 3 VERAT-V, 1 verin, 1 vesp, 1 vip, 1
vip-a, 1 vip-r, 1 xan, 1 zea-i, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-acet, 1 zinc-p, 1 zinc-s
CROSS REFERENCES
 Confusion
 Complaining Delirium in
 Dancing Grotesque
 Dancing wild
 Del delirious
 Ecstasy Delirium during
 Gestures
 Grimaces
 Insanity
 Irritability sad
 Jumping bed
 Lamenting alternates with delirium
 Recognize not house
 Recognize not street
 Refusing medicine
 Speech delirious
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DELIRIUM APATHETIC
An apathetic individual has an absence of interest in or concern about emotional, social, spiritual,
philosophical and/or physical life. Apathetic individual is marked by a lack of interest. It is the
Indifference towards people, things, and/or activities, Lack of emotion and lack of feeling, numbness.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ph-ac, 1 verat
DELIRIUM ASTHENIC
Asthenia is having a slender, lightly muscled physique. It is usually referring to a physique characterized
by long limbs and a small trunk.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 hyos
DELIRIUM CHUCKLING
To chuckle means laugh quietly or inwardly. It is to make a continuous gentle sound resembling
suppressed mirth. It is to laugh quietly or with restraint.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 hyosin
DELIRIUM FANTASTIC
Fantastic means existing in or constructed from fantasy of or relating to fantasy or that which is fanciful.
It means something very Wonderful, marvelous; excellent; extraordinarily good or great, not believable;
implausible; seemingly only possible in fantasy.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 1 ambr, 2 bell, 1 calc, 1 carbn-s, 1 cham, 1 con, 1 dulc, 1 graph, 1 hyos, 1 lyc, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-m, 1
op, 1 plat, 1 rhod, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 spong, 2 stram, 2 sulph
DELIRIUM FIERCE
Fierce means extremely violent, severe, ferocious or savage, eager to fight or kill. It is marked by
extreme and violent energy. It is characterized by violently hostile or aggressive in temperament.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 2 bapt, 1 bell, 1 hyos, 2 stram
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DELIRIUM IMPERIOUS
Imperious stands for having or showing the proud and unpleasant attitude of someone who gives orders
and expects other people to obey them. It is the state of having or showing arrogant superiority to and
disdain of those one views as unworthy. It is behaving in a proud and confident way that shows you
expect to be obeyed.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 lyc
DELIRIUM RABID
Rabid implies affected with rabies. Originally it means something that has rabies; such as a dog or
animal. The adjective is used as a description of an event or action that is impressive or extreme, having
or expressing a very extreme opinion about or interest in something, Marked by excessive enthusiasm
for and intense devotion to a cause or idea.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bell, 1 canth, 1 lyss, 2 stram
DELIRIUM RAGING RAVING
Raging is characterized by violent and forceful activity or movement which is very intense. Raving is A
verb used to describe the action of dancing to techno, house, drum and bass or other electronic music.
It also stands for talking or acting in a crazy way, behaving irrationally, and wild, to rave, the act of wild,
out of control dancing to loud electric/techno music along with lots of strobe lights and flashers.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 2 act-sp, 2 aeth, 1 aether, 3 AGAR, 1 agar-pa, 1 ail, 1 alco, 1 anac, 1 ant-s, 2 ant-t, 1 apis, 2 arg, 1
arg-n, 1 ars, 1 ars-s-f, 1 atro, 3 BELL, 1 bry, 1 calc, 2 camph, 1 camph-br, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 3 CANTH, 2
carbn-s, 1 cham, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1 chin-s, 1 cic, 2 cimic, 1 cina, 1 clem, 1 colch, 1 coloc, 1 cori-r, 2 cupr, 1
cupr-acet, 1 dat-f, 1 dig, 1 dulc, 1 glon, 1 graph, 2 hell, 1 hep, 3 HYOS, 1 hyper, 1 jatr, 1 juni-c, 2 kali-i, 2
lach, 1 lob, 2 lol, 3 LYC, 2 merc, 1 merc-cy, 1 morph, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-m, 3 NIT-AC, 1 nux-m, 1
nux-v, 2 oena, 3 OP, 1 par, 1 phos, 2 plb, 2 puls, 1 rheum, 3 SEC, 2 sol-n, 3 STRAM, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulph, 2
tab, 1 tarent, 1 trach, 3 VERAT, 1 verat-v, 1 vip, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Violent
 Rage
 Wild
DELIRIUM RAMBLING
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Rambling originally means spreading out in different directions, to Move about aimlessly or without any
destination. It is aimlessly wandering. It also stands for to talk or write in a desultory or long-winded
wandering fashion. A rambling speech or piece of writing is long and confusing and often disconnected.
It is tending to depart from the main point or cover a wide range of subjects without any connection.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 atro, 2 bell, 1 chlol, 2 chlor, 1 hyos, 2 nat-m, 1 plb, 1 sec, 2 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Restlessness
DELIRIUM SOPOR WITH
Sopor is abnormally deep sleep or a stupor which is difficult to get rid of. It stands for unnatural deep
sleep. It is a torpid state resembling deep sleep. Sopor - profound depression of consciousness, which is
manifested by drowsiness while maintaining a coordinated defensive reactions to pain, opening his eyes
to the harsh sound or pain, preservation of vital functions or moderate change them one of the options.
The reasons Soporous state is observed in traumatic, vascular, inflammatory, neoplastic and toxic
lesions of the brain. Can occur when different character traumatic brain injuries, but most - if concussion
of moderate and severe. The patient does not respond to the environment, does not perform any tasks,
do not respond to questions. From soporous the patient can take with great difficulty, using coarse pain
impact (tweaks, injections, etc.), while the patient has facial movements, reflecting the suffering, there
are other motor reactions in response to painful stimuli.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aeth, 1 agar, 2 ail, 1 am-c, 2 ant-t, 2 apis, 1 arn, 2 bapt, 1 bell, 1 benz-n, 2 camph, 2 carb-ac, 1 diph, 1
gels, 2 hell, 2 hyos, 1 kali-c, 1 lach, 1 laur, 1 lob-p, 1 mur-ac, 1 nit-s-d, 1 nux-m, 2 op, 2 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1
piloc, 2 rhus-t, 1 stram, 1 ter, 1 thyr, 2 verat, 2 zinc
DELIRIUM TREMENS
Delirium tremens is an acute episode of delirium that is usually caused by withdrawal from alcohol.
Delirium tremens is a severe form of alcohol withdrawal that involves sudden and severe mental or
nervous system changes. It is a psychosis of chronic alcoholism, usually due to alcohol withdrawal, which
can be fatal. Symptoms include sweating, tremors, terrifying hallucinations, insomnia, restlessness,
disorientation and anxiety. Withdrawal from sedative-hypnotics other than alcohol, such as
benzodiazepines, or barbiturates, can also result in seizures, delirium tremens, and death if not properly
managed. Withdrawal reactions as a result of physical dependence on alcohol are the most dangerous
and can be fatal. It often creates a full blown effect which is physically evident through shivering,
palpitations, sweating and in some cases, convulsions and death if not treated. The main symptoms of
delirium tremens are confusion, diarrhea, insomnia, nightmares, disorientation and agitation and other
signs of severe autonomic instability (fever, tachycardia, hypertension). These symptoms may appear
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suddenly but can develop 2–3 days after cessation of drinking heavily with its highest peak/ intensity on
the fourth or fifth day. Also, these "symptoms are characteristically worse at night". Other common
symptoms include intense perceptual disturbance such as visions of insects, snakes, or rats. These may
be hallucinations, or illusions related to the environment, e.g., patterns on the wallpaper or in the
peripheral vision that the patient falsely perceives as a resemblance to the morphology of an insect.
Delirium tremens is mainly caused after a long period of drinking, being stopped abruptly and
experiencing withdrawal, leading to the biochemical regulation cascade. It may also be triggered by
head injury, infection, or illness in people with a history of heavy use of alcohol. Yet another cause of
delirium tremens is abrupt cessation of tranquilizer drugs of the barbiturate or benzodiazepine classes in
a patient with a relatively strong addiction to them.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 1 acon, 1 aether, 3 AGAR, 1 agar-pr, 1 alco, 1 anac, 1 ant-c, 2 ant-t, 2 arn, 3 ARS, 1 ars-s-f, 1 asar,
2 atro, 1 aur, 2 bell, 1 bism, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 2 calc, 1 calc-s, 2 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 2 caps, 1 carb-v, 1 carc, 1
cedr, 1 chin, 1 chin-s, 1 chlf, 1 chlol, 1 chlor, 1 cimic, 2 coff, 1 cori-r, 2 crot-h, 1 cypr, 1 dig, 1 dor, 1 ferr-p,
1 gels, 2 glon, 1 graph, 1 grat, 1 hed, 1 hell, 2 hyos, 2 hyosin, 1 ign, 1 kali-bi, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-p, 3 LACH, 1
lact, 1 led, 1 lol, 1 lup, 1 lyc, 2 merc, 1 nat-c, 3 NAT-M, 3 NUX-M, 3 NUX-V, 1 oena, 3 OP, 2 passi, 2 past,
2 phos, 1 plb, 1 psor, 1 puls, 2 ran-b, 1 rhod, 1 rhus-t, 1 ruta, 1 scut, 1 sel, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 spig, 3 STRAM, 3
STRY, 1 stry-n, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulph, 1 sumb, 1 syph, 1 teucr, 1 thea, 1 thuj, 1 tub, 1 tus-p, 1 verat, 2 zinc, 1
zinc-acet
CROSS REFERENCES
 Alcoholism
 Dipsomania
 Insanity drunkards in
 Libertinism
 Mania potu
 Unconscious – del tremens
DELUSIONS
A delusion is a belief held with strong conviction despite superior evidence to the contrary. Delusion is a
false belief strongly held in spite of invalidating evidence. It is the belief held in the face of evidence to
the contrary, that is resistant to all reason. Delusion is a false belief that is resistant to confrontation
with actual facts.
The three main criteria for a belief to be considered delusional are
1. certainty (held with absolute conviction)

2. incorrigibility (not changeable by compelling counterargument or proof to the contrary)
3. impossibility or falsity of content
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Furthermore, when a false belief involves a value judgment, it is only considered as a delusion if it is so
extreme that it cannot be or ever can be proven true (example: a man claims that he flew into the sun
and flew back home. This would be considered a delusion).
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abel, 1 abies-c, 1 abrot, 1 absin, 1 acet-ac, 2 acon, 1 act-sp, 1 adam, 1 adax, 1 aesc, 2 aeth, 1 aether, 1
agar, 1 agn, 1 ail, 1 alco, 1 allox, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 alum-sil, 1 alumn, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 2 ambr, 1 ambro, 1
aml-n, 1 amph, 1 amyg-am, 1 anac, 1 anan, 1 androc, 1 ang, 1 anh, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 1 antipyrin, 1 apis, 1
aq-mar, 1 aran, 1 aran-ix, 1 arg, 3 ARG-N, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1 ars-i, 1 ars-met, 1 ars-s-f, 1 art-v, 1 asaf, 1 asar, 1
aster, 1 atro, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 2 aur-m, 1 aur-s, 1 bac, 1 bad, 2 bamb-a, 2 bapt, 1 bar-c, 1 bar-i, 1 bar-m, 3
BELL, 1 benz, 1 benz-ac, 1 berb, 1 bism, 1 bold, 1 bor, 1 bov, 1 brom, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 1 cact, 1 caj, 1 calad,
2 calc, 1 calc-acet, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-f, 1 calc-i, 1 calc-p, 1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 1 calen, 2 camph, 1 camph-br, 3
CANN-I, 2 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-ac, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 carbn-h, 1 carbn-o, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1
carl, 1 casc, 1 caul, 1 caust, 1 cench, 1 cere-b, 1 cham, 1 chel, 1 chen-a, 1 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 chin-s, 1 chlf,
1 chlol, 1 chlor, 1 chloram, 1 choc, 1 chol, 1 chr-ac, 1 cic, 1 cimic, 1 cina, 1 cinnam, 1 cinnb, 1 cist, 1 cit-v,
1 clem, 1 cob, 1 cob-n, 1 coc-c, 1 coca, 1 cocain, 3 COCC, 2 coff, 1 coff-t, 1 colch, 1 coll, 1 coloc, 1 con, 1
conin, 1 conv, 1 convo-s, 1 cop, 1 cor-r, 1 cori-r, 1 corn-f, 1 cortico, 1 cortiso, 1 cot, 1 croc, 2 crot-c, 1
crot-h, 1 croto-t, 1 cub, 1 culx, 1 cund, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 cur, 1 cycl, 1 cyt-l, 1 daph, 1 dat-a, 1 der, 1
dig, 1 digin, 1 dirc, 1 dros, 1 dubin, 1 dulc, 1 elaps, 1 eos, 1 equis, 1 eucal, 1 eug, 1 euon, 1 euon-a, 1 eup-
per, 1 eup-pur, 1 euph, 1 euph-a, 1 euphr, 1 eupi, 1 ferr, 1 fl-ac, 1 foll, 1 form, 1 gamb, 1 gast, 1 gels, 1
gent-c, 1 germ, 1 gink, 2 glon, 1 gran, 1 graph, 1 grat, 1 guai, 1 halo, 1 ham, 2 hell, 1 hep, 1 hoit, 1 hom, 1
hura, 1 hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrobr-ac, 1 hydrog, 3 HYOS, 1 hyosin, 1 hyper, 3 IGN, 1 indg, 1 iod, 1 iodof, 1
ip, 1 ipom, 1 iris-foe, 1 iris-t, 1 jab, 1 jug-r, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-bi, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-cy, 1 kali-
fcy, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-ma, 1 kali-n, 1 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 1 kalm, 1 keroso, 1 kreos, 1 kres, 1 lac-c, 1 lac-d,
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1 lac-h, 3 LACH, 1 lachn, 1 lact, 1 lam, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 lappa, 1 lat-k, 1 laur, 1 led, 1
lepi, 1 levo, 1 lil-t, 1 lina, 1 lob, 2 lol, 2 lyc, 1 lycpr, 1 lycps, 2 lyss, 1 m-arct, 1 m-aust, 1 m-p-a, 1 macrin, 1
mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-p, 1 mag-s, 1 magn-gr, 1 manc, 1 mand, 1 mang, 1 med, 1 meli, 1 meny, 1 meph,
2 merc, 1 merc-acet, 1 merc-c, 1 merc-i-f, 1 merl, 1 methys, 1 mez, 1 mill, 1 mim-p, 1 morph, 1 mosch, 1
mur-ac, 1 murx, 1 myric, 1 naja, 1 narcot, 1 nat-acet, 1 nat-ar, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1 nat-s, 1 nat-sal,
1 nep, 1 nicc, 1 nicot, 2 nit-ac, 1 nitro-o, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 2 oena, 1 ol-j, 1 olnd, 1 onos, 2 op, 1 orig, 1
ox-ac, 1 oxyt, 1 ozone, 1 pall, 1 par, 1 paraf, 1 paro-i, 1 passi, 1 past, 1 paull, 1 paull-p, 1 pen, 1 peti, 3
PETR, 3 PH-AC, 2 phos, 1 phys, 1 phyt, 1 pic-ac, 1 pip-m, 1 plan, 2 plat, 1 plat-m, 1 plb, 1 pneu, 1 podo, 1
pop, 1 psil, 2 psor, 1 ptel, 2 puls, 1 pyrog, 1 pyrus, 1 rad-br, 1 raja-s, 1 ran-b, 1 ran-r, 1 ran-s, 1 raph, 1 rat,
1 rauw, 1 rheum, 1 rhod, 1 rhodi, 1 rhus-g, 2 rhus-t, 1 rhus-v, 1 rob, 1 russ, 1 ruta, 3 SABAD, 1 sabal, 1
sabin, 1 sac-alb, 1 sac-l, 1 sal-ac, 1 samb, 1 sang, 1 sanic, 1 sant, 1 sarr, 1 sars, 1 scroph-n, 2 sec, 1 sel, 1
seneg, 1 sep, 1 seq-s, 2 sil, 1 sin-n, 1 sol-n, 1 sol-t-ae, 1 spig, 1 spira, 1 spong, 1 squil, 1 stach, 1 stann, 2
staph, 1 stict, 3 STRAM, 1 stront-c, 1 stroph, 1 stry, 1 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 1 sulfa, 1 sulfon, 3 SULPH, 1 sumb, 1
syph, 1 tab, 1 tanac, 1 tarax, 1 tarent, 1 tell, 1 tep, 1 ter, 1 tere-ch, 1 tet, 1 thea, 1 ther, 1 thiop, 1 thuj, 1
thyr, 1 trio, 1 trom, 1 tub, 1 upa, 1 ust, 1 v-a-b, 2 valer, 1 vario, 1 ven-m, 1 verat, 1 verat-v, 1 verb, 1
verin, 1 vesp, 1 viol-o, 1 vip, 1 visc, 1 wies, 1 x-ray, 1 xan, 2 zinc, 1 zinc-i, 1 zinc-o, 1 zinc-p, 1 zing
CROSS REFERENCES
 Crazy
 Dreams
 Fancies exaltation of
 Hearing Illusion of
 Idea fixed
 Nose Odors imaginary or real
 Mania
 Schizophrenia
 Thoughts persistent
 Vision illusion
DELUSION FANCY OF
Fancy means to believe or imagine that something is true. It is to believe, usually wrongly that you have
the qualities or abilities of a particular person or type of person. It is something many people believe
that is false.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 2 aeth, 1 agar, 1 alum, 1 alum-sil, 2 ambr, 1 anac, 1 ang, 1 anh, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 1 apis, 1 arn, 2
ars, 1 ars-i, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-s, 1 bar-c, 1 bar-i, 2 bell, 1 berb, 1 bism, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 1 calc, 1 calc-ar, 1
calc-p, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 3 CANN-I, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 1 caust, 1 cham, 1
chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 chin-s, 1 cic, 2 cina, 2 cocc, 1 coff, 1 colch, 1 coloc, 1 con, 1 croc, 2 crot-c, 1 cupr, 1 dig, 1
dros, 1 dulc, 1 euphr, 2 fl-ac, 1 graph, 1 hell, 1 hep, 3 HYOS, 3 IGN, 1 indg, 1 iod, 1 kali-ar, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-
c, 2 kali-p, 1 kali-sil, 1 lac-c, 3 LACH, 1 lact, 1 led, 1 lyc, 2 lyss, 2 mag-m, 1 mag-s, 2 merc, 1 naja, 1 nat-c, 1
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nat-m, 2 nit-ac, 2 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 olnd, 1 op, 1 par, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 2 plat, 1 plb, 1 psil, 1 puls, 1
rheum, 1 rhod, 2 rhus-t, 2 sabad, 1 samb, 1 sec, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 spong, 1 stann, 2 staph, 3 STRAM, 1 sul-i, 3
SULPH, 2 tarent, 1 thuj, 1 valer, 1 verat, 1 verb, 1 viol-o, 1 visc, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Images
 Fancies
DELUSION HARLEQUIN HE IS
Harlequin is a comic character in old stories and plays who wears a mask and colorful clothes with a
diamond pattern. The Harlequin is also known to be a type of clown.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 hyos
DELUSIONS PERSECUTED THAT HE IS
Persecuted means to annoy or trouble persistently. Persecution is the systematic mistreatment of an

individual or group by another group. The most common forms are religious persecution, ethnic
persecution, and political persecution, though there is naturally some overlap between these terms. The
inflicting of suffering, harassment, isolation, imprisonment, fear, or pain are all factors that may
establish persecution. Even so, not all suffering will necessarily establish persecution. The suffering
experienced by the victim must be sufficiently severe. To treat someone extremely badly, or to refuse
them equal rights, especially because of their race, religion, or political beliefs. To pursue in a manner to
injure, grieve, or afflict; to beset with cruelty or malignity; to harass; especially, to afflict, harass, punish,
or put to death for one's race, sexual identity, adherence to a particular religious creed, or mode of
worship. It is to harass with importunity; to pursue with persistent solicitations; to annoy.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abrot, 1 absin, 1 allox, 2 anac, 1 androc, 1 ars, 1 aur, 1 bell, 1 brom, 1 calc, 1 cann-i, 2 cench, 3 CHIN, 1
choc, 2 cocain, 1 con, 1 crot-h, 1 cupr, 1 cycl, 3 DROS, 1 hell, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 2 ign, 1 iodof, 1 kali-br, 2
lach, 1 lyc, 1 manc, 1 med, 1 meli, 1 merc, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1 plb, 1 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 sil, 1
spong, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 stry, 2 sulph, 1 syph, 1 thiop, 1 thyr, 1 verat, 1 verat-v, 2 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Pursued, thought he was
DELUSIONS PURSUED HE IS BY
To pursue is to follow with harmful intent; to try to harm, to follow urgently, originally with intent to
capture or harm; to chase.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 1 alco, 2 anac, 1 ars, 1 aur, 1 bell, 1 bry, 1 chin, 1 choc, 1 cic, 1 cocain, 1 con, 1 crot-h, 1 cupr, 1
cycl, 1 dros, 1 hell, 2 hyos, 2 kali-br, 1 lach, 1 lepi, 1 lyc, 1 med, 1 meli, 1 merc, 1 nat-c, 1 nux-v, 1 phos, 1
plat, 1 plb, 1 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 sil, 1 spong, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 stry, 1 thuj, 1 verat-v, 1 vip, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Enemy, every one is a

 Persecuted
DEMENTIA
Dementia is a serious loss of global cognitive ability in a previously unimpaired person, beyond what
might be expected from normal aging. It may be static, the result of a unique global brain injury, or
progressive, resulting in long-term decline due to damage or disease in the body. Although dementia is
far more common in the geriatric population, it can occur before the age of 65, in which case it is
termed "early onset dementia". Dementia is a progressive decline in cognitive function due to damage
or disease in the brain beyond what might be expected from normal aging. Areas particularly affected
include memory, attention, judgment, language and problem solving. It is a mental illness that causes
someone to be unable to think clearly or to understand what is real and what is not real. It is
Deterioration of intellectual faculties, such as memory, concentration, and judgment, resulting from an
organic disease or a disorder of the brain. It is sometimes accompanied by emotional disturbance and
personality changes. Dementia is not merely a problem of memory. It reduces the ability to learn,
reason, retain or recall past experience and there is also loss of patterns of thoughts, feelings and
activities. Dementia which begins gradually and worsens progressively over several years is usually
caused by neurodegenerative disease; that is, by conditions affecting only or primarily the neurons of
the brain and causing gradual but irreversible loss of function of these cells. Less commonly, a non-
degenerative condition may have secondary effects on brain cells, which may or may not be reversible if
the condition is treated.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aesc-g, 1 aeth, 2 agar, 1 agn, 1 alco, 2 anac, 1 ant-c, 1 ap-g, 1 apisin, 1 arg, 1 arg-n, 1 ars, 1 aur,
1 aur-i, 1 aza, 1 bapt, 1 bar-acet, 1 bar-c, 2 bell, 1 bry, 1 calc, 1 calc-p, 1 cann-i, 1 carbn-s, 1 cimic, 1 coca,
1 con, 1 croc, 1 crot-h, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 ferr-i, 1 fl-ac, 1 glyc, 1 hell, 2 hyos, 1 ign, 1 iod, 1 iodof, 1
kali-i, 1 lach, 1 laur, 2 lil-t, 1 lyc, 1 merc, 1 nat-i, 1 nat-m, 2 nat-sal, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 oena, 1 op, 1 orch,
1 ov, 2 ph-ac, 2 phos, 2 pic-ac, 1 plb, 1 puls, 1 sec, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 sol-c, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 sumb, 1 tarent,
1 thiosin, 2 verat, 1 verat-v, 1 vip, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Imbecility
 Memory weakness loss of
 Prostration mind of brain fag
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 Schizophrenia paranoid
DEPENDENT
It is relying on or requiring a person or thing for support, supply, or what is needed. If you are
dependent on someone or something, you need them in order to live or succeed. Dependent is the
person one who relies on another for support.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 puls, 1 sil
CROSS REFERENCES
 Clinging children of
 helplessness feeling of
 holding of being held amel
 Hopelessness
 Shrieking call some one
 Shrieking help for
 yielding disposition
DERELICTION SENSATION OF
Dereliction is a tendency to be negligent and uncaring; deliberate or conscious neglect.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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DESIRES FULL OF
Desire is a sense of longing for a person or object or hoping for an outcome. Desire is the fire that sets
action aflame. The same sense is expressed by emotions such as "craving" or "hankering". When a
person desires something or someone, their sense of longing is excited by the enjoyment or the thought
of the item or person, and they want to take actions to obtain their goal. a strong feeling of wanting to
have or to do something. If you desire something then it means that you long for it and you want it.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agav-t, 1 bry, 1 cina, 1 coff, 1 dulc, 1 ign, 1 ip, 1 nux-m, 2 puls, 1 rheum, 1 rhus-t, 2 spig
CROSS REFERENCES
 Capriciousness
DESOLATE
Leave someone who needs or counts on you; leave in the lurch. Very sad and lonely especially because
someone you love has died or left. A desolate place is completely empty with no people or pleasant
features in it, feeling very sad and lonely. If someone is desolate they feel very sad alone and without
hope. They do not find any place which could comfort them. It is feeling of loneliness with extreme
sadness.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 valer
DESPAIR
Despair is the feeling of no longer having any hope. It is to lose or give up hope. A state in which all hope
is lost or absent. It is the feeling that everything is wrong and nothing will turn out well. It is the feeling
that a situation is so bad that nothing you can do will change it.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acal, 2 acon, 1 act-sp, 1 aesc, 1 agar, 1 agn, 1 all-c, 1 all-s, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 2
ambr, 2 anac, 1 androc, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 1 apis, 2 arg-n, 1 arn, 3 ARS, 1 ars-h, 2 ars-i, 1 ars-s-f, 1 aster, 3
AUR, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-i, 1 aur-s, 1 bac, 1 bad, 1 bamb-a, 1 bapt, 2 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 bell-p, 1 benz, 1 bor, 1
bov, 1 brom, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 1 cact, 1 cadm, 1 calad, 3 CALC, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-i, 1 calc-s, 2 calc-sil, 1 camph,
2 cann-i, 1 canth, 1 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc, 2 caust, 1 cham, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 chin-s,
1 chlol, 1 chloram, 1 choc, 1 cimic, 1 clem, 2 cocc, 1 coch, 3 COFF, 1 colch, 1 coloc, 2 con, 1 crat, 1 crot-c,
1 crot-h, 2 croto-t, 1 cupr, 2 cupr-acet, 1 cur, 1 cycl, 1 der, 1 dig, 1 eup-per, 1 fago, 2 gad, 1 gamb, 1 gels,
1 germ, 2 graph, 3 HELL, 1 helon, 1 hep, 1 hura, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 1 hyper, 3 IGN, 1 iod, 1 kali-
ar, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-n, 2 kali-p, 1 kreos, 1 lac-c, 2 lach, 1 laur, 2 lept, 2 lil-t, 1 lith-c, 3 LYC, 1
lyss, 1 m-arct, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-p, 1 med, 2 merc, 2 mez, 1 morph, 1 naja, 2 nat-ar, 2 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-
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s, 1 nat-sil, 2 nit-ac, 1 nitro-o, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1 orig, 1 ozone, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 pic-ac, 1 plat, 1 plb,
1 podo, 1 psil, 3 PSOR, 2 puls, 2 rhus-t, 1 rhus-v, 1 ruta, 1 sars, 1 sec, 1 sel, 1 senec, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 spig, 2
spong, 1 stann, 2 staph, 2 stram, 2 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 3 SULPH, 1 sumb, 1 syph, 1 tab, 1 tarent, 1 ther, 1 thuj,
1 thymol, 1 thyr, 1 tub, 1 valer, 3 VERAT, 1 verb, 1 vip, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-val
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anxiety hypochondrias is
 Doubtful recovery
 Helpless
 Hopeless
 Inconsolable
 Morose
 Pessimist
 Sadness mental depression
 Suicidal disposition despair
 Weeping despair from
DESTRUCTIVENESS
It is the quality of causing destruction or much damage. It is the quality of causing break down or
disassembly.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 anan, 1 androc, 1 apis, 1 bac, 2 bell, 1 bufo, 1 calc, 2 camph, 1 canth, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 chlol, 2
cimx, 2 con, 2 cupr, 1 cur, 1 fl-ac, 1 gall-ac, 1 hep, 1 hura, 2 hyos, 1 ign, 1 iod, 1 kali-p, 1 lach, 1 laur, 1 lil-t,
1 med, 1 merc-i-f, 1 mosch, 1 nux-v, 1 oena, 1 op, 1 phos, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 prot, 1 sec, 1 sol-t-ae, 1 staph, 3
STRAM, 1 stront-c, 1 sulph, 2 tarent, 2 tub, 2 verat, 1 verat-v
CROSS REFERENCES
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 Abusive
 Blasphemy
 Despair rage
 Cursing
 Discouraged cursing with
 Insolent
 Malicious
 Rage Cursing with
 Rudeness
 Slander
 Swearing
DETACHED
Detached is showing lack of emotional involvement. It is having little or no emotions or interest towards
someone else. It means no longer connected or joined. Here it means lacking affection or warm feeling.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 androc, 1 choc, 1 germ, 1 lac-h
CROSS REFERENCES
 Del divided
 Del separated mind and body are
 Del separated world from the
DICTATORIAL, DOMINEERING, DOGMATIC, DESPOTIC
Dictatorial is used to describe a person who tries to control other people in a forceful and unfair way. It
is the Characteristic of an absolute ruler or absolute rule; having absolute sovereignty. Domineering
means trying to control other people and make them obey you. It is tending too often to tell people
what to do: often trying to control the behavior of others. A Dogmatic person thinks he or she is always
right and won't listen to any other opinion. They are so sure that your beliefs and ideas are right that
you expect other people to accept them. Despotic is a ruler with absolute power. Despotic is a person
who has a lot of power over other people
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 allox, 2 androc, 1 apis, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 bamb-a, 2 camph, 1 caust, 1 cham, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1 con, 1 cupr, 2
dulc, 1 ferr, 1 gall-ac, 1 lach, 1 lil-t, 2 lyc, 1 med, 2 merc, 1 nux-v, 1 ozone, 1 pall, 1 phos, 1 plat, 1 sulph, 1
thymol, 1 thyr, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
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 Abusive
 Ailments egotism
 answering dictatorial
 Censorious
 Contemptuous
 Contradiction – disposition
 Contrarily
 Dogmatic
 Egotism
 Domineering
 Haughty
 Insolence
 Intolerance
 Heedless
 Obstinate
 Pertinacity
 Power love of
 Presumptuous
 Reproaches other
 Rudeness
 Suspiciousness
 Suggestions will not receive
DIGNITY
Dignity is a term used in moral, ethical, and political discussions to signify that a being has an innate
right to respect and ethical treatment. Dignity is the respect that other people have for you or that you
have for yourself. It is the quality of being worthy of esteem or respect. It is bearing, conduct, or speech
indicative of self-respect or appreciation of the formality or gravity of an occasion or situation. It is the
quality of being worthy of honor or respect.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 caj, 1 calc, 1 guare, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 staph
DIRTINESS
Dirtiness is the state or quality of being dirty. Dirt is unclean matter, especially when in contact with a
person's clothes, skin or possessions when they are said to become dirty.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 am-c, 1 bry, 1 calc-s, 2 caps, 1 chel, 1 coca, 1 crot-h, 2 graph, 2 lac-c, 1 lac-h, 1 lach, 1 lycps, 1 merc, 1
nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 petr, 1 phos, 2 plat, 2 psor, 1 rhus-t, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 staph, 2 sulph, 1 verat
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CROSS REFERENCES
 Chaotic
 Conscious
 Del dirty
 Del rags
 Indifference appearance
 Indifference external things
 Untidy
 washing aversion
 Gen. Bathing aversion
 Gen. Uncleanliness
DISCIPLINE WANT OF
Discipline is the assertion of willpower over more base desires, and is usually understood to be
synonymous with self control. It is the controlled behavior; self-control. It is the training that corrects,
molds, or perfects the mental faculties or moral character.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ars, 1 calc, 1 nat-m
CROSS REFERENCES
 Indolence
DISCOMFORT
Comfort (or comfort ability, or being comfortable) is a sense of physical or psychological ease, often
characterized as a lack of hardship. Persons who are lacking in comfort are uncomfortable or
experiencing discomfort.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aeth, 1 agar, 1 ammc, 1 ang, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 1 arg, 1 ars, 1 asc-t, 1 aur, 1 bar-acet, 1 bol-s, 1 bry, 1
calad, 1 calc, 1 calc-p, 2 camph, 1 caust, 1 cedr, 1 cimic, 1 cina, 1 clem, 1 colch, 1 coloc, 1 croto-t, 1 cupr,
1 digin, 1 dros, 1 ferr, 1 form, 1 glon, 1 gran, 1 graph, 2 grat, 1 guai, 1 hell, 1 hipp, 1 hydr-ac, 1 iod, 1 kali-
bi, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 mag-c, 1 mang, 1 mez, 1 morph, 1 mosch, 1 nat-c, 1 nicc, 1 ol-an, 1
olnd, 1 op, 1 par, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phys, 1 plect, 1 puls-n, 1 quas, 1 ran-b, 1 rheum, 1 sabad, 1 sec, 1
seneg, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 spira, 1 stann, 2 sulph, 1 thuj, 1 valer, 1 verat-v, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Discontent
 Restlessness
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DISCONCERTED
Disconcerted is to throw into confusion or embarrassment or make him upset. If something disconcerts
you it makes you feel anxious, confused or embarrassed and it disturbs the calmness of the mind
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 brom, 1 ign, 1 ozone
CROSS REFERENCES
 Chaotic
 Confounding object
 Dullness sluggishness
 Mistakes makes
 Senses confused
 Thinking difficult
 Face Expression bewildered
 Face Expression confused
DISCONTENTED
Contentment is 'acknowledgement and satisfaction of reaching capacity.' The level of capacity reached
may be sought after, expected, desired, or simply predetermined as the level in which provides
contentment. Contentment can be defined as the state of being satisfied, and it can be closely
associated with the concept of happiness. Contentedness is state of being satisfied with things as they
are. It also denotes of accepting one's situation or life with equanimity and satisfaction. They are happy
and satisfied with what they have or whatever position they hold. Discontented is not happy with your
situation, position, etc., not contented. It is the state of dissatisfaction. It means not satisfied with
something. Discontent is the feeling that you have when you are not satisfied with your situation or with
anything.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 act-sp, 1 aeth, 1 agar, 1 agn, 1 alet, 1 all-c, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-c, 2 am-m,
1 ambr, 1 ammc, 3 ANAC, 1 androc, 1 ang, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 1 apis, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1 ars-i, 1 ars-s-f, 1 asaf, 1
asar, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-m, 1 aur-s, 1 bac, 2 bamb-a, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 berb, 2 bism, 2 bor, 1 bov, 1
brom, 2 bry, 1 calc, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-i, 3 CALC-P, 1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1
carb-ac, 1 carb-an, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 cast, 1 caust, 1 cench, 2 cham, 2 chel, 2 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 cic, 2
cina, 1 cinnam, 1 cinnb, 1 clem, 1 cob, 1 cocc, 1 coff, 2 colch, 1 coloc, 2 con, 1 croc, 1 croto-t, 2 cupr, 1
cycl, 1 dig, 1 dros, 1 dulc, 1 eug, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 1 ferr-p, 1 fl-ac, 1 germ, 1 goss, 1 graph, 1 grat, 1 guai, 1
ham, 1 hell, 2 hep, 1 hipp, 1 hura, 1 hydr-ac, 1 ign, 1 indg, 1 indol, 1 iod, 1 ip, 1 jug-r, 1 kali-ar, 2 kali-c, 1
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kali-chl, 1 kali-n, 1 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 1 kreos, 1 lac-h, 1 lach, 1 lact, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 laur, 1 led, 1 lepi,
1 lil-t, 2 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 m-arct, 1 m-aust, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-p, 1 mag-s, 1 manc, 1 mand, 1 mang, 1
meny, 3 MERC, 1 merc-c, 1 mez, 1 moly, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-ar, 2 nat-c, 3 NAT-M, 1 nat-p, 2 nit-ac, 2 nux-v,
1 ol-an, 2 olnd, 1 op, 1 opun-a, 1 orig, 1 ozone, 2 pall, 1 pana, 1 par, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 pitu-a, 2
plat, 1 plb, 1 prun, 1 psor, 2 puls, 1 ran-b, 2 rheum, 1 rhod, 2 rhus-t, 1 rob, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 1 sabin, 1 sac-
alb, 1 samb, 1 sars, 1 sel, 2 sep, 1 sieg, 2 sil, 1 sin-n, 1 spong, 2 stann, 2 staph, 1 stram, 1 stront-c, 1 sul-
ac, 1 sul-i, 3 SULPH, 1 syph, 1 tab, 1 tarax, 1 tarent, 1 teucr, 1 thea, 1 ther, 2 thuj, 1 til, 1 tub, 1 verat, 1
viol-t, 1 vip, 1 zinc, 1 ziz
CROSS REFERENCES
 Complaining
 Disgust
 Decreased
 Dissatisfied
 Frown
 Irritability
 Lamenting
 Moaning
 Morrows
 Muttering
 Sulky
 Unfriendly humor
 Face Expression sullen
DISCOURAGED
Discourage means Deprive of courage or hope; take away hope from; cause to feel discouraged. It is to
make (someone) less determined, hopeful, or confident.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 agar, 1 agn, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-br, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 2 anac, 1 ang, 1
ange-s, 1 anh, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 2 apis, 1 arg, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1 ars-h, 1 ars-i, 1 aur, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 brom, 1
bry, 1 bufo-s, 1 calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-i, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 1 carbn-s,
2 carl, 1 caust, 1 cench, 1 cham, 2 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 chin-b, 2 chin-s, 2 cocc, 1 coff, 1 colch, 1 coloc, 1 con,
1 convo-d, 1 cupr, 1 der, 1 des-ac, 1 dig, 2 dros, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-p, 1 gran, 1 graph, 1 hell, 1 hep, 1 hipp, 1
hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 1 hypoth, 1 iber, 1 ign, 3 INSULIN, 1 iod, 1 ip, 1 iris, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-c, 1
kali-chl, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-n, 1 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 1 lac-ac, 2 lach, 1 laur, 1 lith-c, 2 lyc, 2 m-arct, 1 mag-
m, 1 mand, 1 mang, 1 merc, 1 merc-c, 1 moly, 1 mur-ac, 1 myric, 1 nat-ar, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1
nat-s, 1 nat-sil, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 1 olnd, 1 op, 1 pen, 2 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 pic-ac, 1 pitu-a, 1 plat, 1
plb, 1 podo, 2 psor, 2 puls, 1 pyrus, 1 ran-b, 1 ran-s, 2 rhus-t, 1 sabin, 1 sarcol-ac, 1 sec, 2 sep, 2 sil, 1 spig,
2 stann, 2 staph, 1 stram, 1 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 2 sulph, 1 tab, 1 tarent, 1 ther, 1 thuj, 1 tub, 1 tub-r, 1 valer, 3
VERAT, 1 verb, 1 viol-t, 1 vip, 1 visc, 1 zinc
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CROSS REFERENCES
 Abashed
 Confidence want of sells
 Despair
 Hopelessness
 Helplessness
 Insecurity
 Morose
 Pessimist
 Resignation
 Sadness Mental depression
 Succeeds never
 Timidity
DISCRIMINATION LACK OF
Discrimination is the ability to recognize the difference between things that are of good quality and
those that are not. It is quality to recognize or perceive the difference. It is the ability or power to see or
make fine distinctions. It is ability to note or perceive differences between things. Discrimination lack of
is absence of the quality of differentiating or perceiving the differences.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 1 con, 1 hep, 1 nitro-o
CROSS REFERENCES
 Discernment
DISCUSS DESIRE TO
To Discuss means to talk about (something) with another person or group, it is to converse or debate
concerning a particular topic.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 arg-n, 1 pop-c, 1 trio
DISGUST
Disgust is a strong feeling of dislike for something that has a very unpleasant appearance, taste, smell,
etc. and it excites nausea or loathing in sicken. Disgust is a type of aversive reaction that involves
withdrawing from a person or objects with strong expressions of revulsion whether real or pretended.
Another definition of disgust can be defined as a revulsion response towards potential contamination [1].
Disgust can be described as a universal, basic emotion that functions to help protect an organism from
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ingesting potentially harmful substances, thereby promoting disease avoidance. It is one of the basic
emotions and is typically associated with things that are regarded as unclean, inedible, infectious, gory
or otherwise offensive. Disgust is experienced primarily in relation to the sense of taste (either
perceived or imagined), and secondarily to anything which causes a similar feeling by sense of smell,
touch, or vision. The facial expression of disgust was found to be one of these facial expressions. This
characteristic facial expression includes slightly narrowed brows, a curled upper lip, wrinkling of the
nose and visible protrusions of the tongue, although different elicitors may produce different forms of
this expression.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aloe, 1 ambr, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 asar, 1 aur, 1 caj, 1 camph, 1 caps, 1 caust, 1 cic, 1 cimx, 1 coloc, 1 con, 2
croc, 1 dulc, 1 germ, 2 hep, 1 ip, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-i, 1 lac-c, 1 lap-gr-m, 2 laur, 1 led, 1 m-aust, 1 mag-c, 1
mag-m, 2 merc, 1 mez, 1 nux-v, 1 orig, 1 petr, 1 phos, 1 plb, 3 PULS, 1 pyrog, 1 samb, 1 sars, 1 sil, 1
spong, 2 stram, 3 SULPH, 1 syph, 1 tarent, 1 thea, 1 thlaspi, 1 thuj, 1 visc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Aversion every thing with

 Discouraged
 Discontent every thing with
 Death desires
 Depression
 Ennui
 Loathing general
 Thought disgusting
 Unattractive things
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 Dreams Disguised
DISOBEDIENCE
In human behavior, obedience is a form of social influence in which a person yields to explicit
instructions or orders from an authority figure. To obey is to do as ordered by (a person, institution etc)
and to act according to the bidding of. Disobedience is refusal or failure to obey rules, laws, etc.: a lack
of obedience.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 agn, 2 alum, 2 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 anac, 1 arn, 1 bar-c, 1 bufo, 1 calc, 1 calc-p, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1
carc, 1 caust, 1 cham, 2 chin, 2 cina, 2 dig, 1 elae, 1 guai, 2 hep, 1 lach, 2 lyc, 2 mag-m, 3 MERC, 1 nit-ac,
1 nux-v, 1 petr, 1 phos, 2 sac-alb, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 spig, 1 spong, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 sulfon, 1 sulph, 2 syph, 3
TARENT, 2 tub, 1 verat, 2 viol-t
CROSS REFERENCES
 Abrupt
 Abusive
 Answers abruptly
 Contrary
 Defiant
 Impolite
 Insolent
 Obstinacy
 Pertinacity
 Positiveness
 Quarrelsome
 Rashness
 Reverence lack of
 Rudeness
 Slander Disposition to
 It is a conduct disorder in a child
DISORIENTED
Orientation is a function of the mind involving awareness of three dimensions: time, place and person.
Problems with orientation lead to disorientation, and can be due to various conditions, from delirium to
intoxication. Typically, disorientation is first in time, then in place and finally in person. Disorientation is
the opposite of orientation. It is a cognitive disability in which the senses of time, direction, and
recognition of people and places become difficult to distinguish.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 cortico, 1 seq-s
DISPUTATIOUS
Disputatious is of or relating to something that is in question as to its value or intent. He is inclined to

dispute; fond of arguing; contentious. He is Inclined or showing an inclination to dispute or disagree,
even to engage in law suits.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 camph, 1 ferr, 1 hyos, 1 lach, 2 lyc, 1 merc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Censorious
 Defiant
 Irresolution
 Mocking
 Quarrelsome
DISTURBED AVERSE OF BEING
This is the state where in the patient does not wish any one to interfere in his rest, quietness or
calmness, or in his work.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 adax, 1 agar, 2 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 1 arn, 1 bac, 1 bamb-a, 1 bell, 1 berb, 2 bry, 1 cact, 1 carb-an, 1 cench, 2
cham, 1 chin-ar, 2 cocc, 2 coloc, 1 gels, 1 graph, 1 hell, 1 ign, 1 iod, 1 kali-m, 1 lil-t, 1 mur-ac, 1 naja, 1
nat-ar, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 2 nux-v, 1 op, 1 oxyt, 2 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 puls, 1 sars, 1 sil, 1 staph, 1 sulph, 1 tub
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ideas deficiency of when interrupted

 Intolerance, interruption
 Irritability disturbed
 Quarrelsomeness disturbed
 Quiet wants to be
 Thoughts vanishing, when interrupted
 Touched aversion to being
DISUNION WITH HIMSELF
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Disunion means Separation of the union. This rubric stands for Separation with himself.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aur
CROSS REFERENCES
 Duality, sensation of
DOGMATIC
Dogma is the established belief or doctrine held by a religion, or a particular group or organization. It is
authoritative and not to be disputed, doubted, or diverged from, by the practitioners or believers. A
Dogmatic person thinks he or she is always right and won't listen to any other opinion. They are so sure
that your beliefs and ideas are right that you expect other people to accept them. The term "dogmatic"
can be used disparagingly to refer to any belief that is held stubbornly, including political and scientific
beliefs. Dogmatist are so sure that their beliefs and ideas are right that they expect other people to
accept them.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 camph, 1 caust, 1 ferr, 1 kali-c, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 merc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Censorious
 Contradict disposition
 Contrary
 Dictatorial
 Domineers
 Fanaticism
 Obstinate
 Prejudices – traditional
 Suggestion will not receive
DOUBTFUL
Doubt, a status between belief and disbelief, involves uncertainty or distrust or lack of sureness of an
alleged fact, an action, a motive, or a decision. Doubt brings into question some notion of a perceived
"reality", and may involve delaying or rejecting relevant action out of concerns for mistakes or faults or
appropriateness. Some definitions of doubt emphasize the state in which the mind remains suspended
between two contradictory propositions and unable to assent to either of them. Doubt sometimes tends
to call on reason. Doubt may encourage people to hesitate before acting, and/or to apply more rigorous
methods. Doubt may have particular importance as leading towards disbelief or non-acceptance. It is
not feeling certain about something.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 act-sp, 1 agn, 1 alum, 1 alumn, 1 anh, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-h, 1 aur, 1 bamb-a, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1
bry, 2 calc, 1 calc-sil, 3 CARB-V, 1 cecr, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1 cic, 1 croc, 1 cycl, 1 dig, 1 germ, 2 graph, 1 hyos, 1
ign, 1 kali-c, 1 kreos, 1 lac-c, 2 lach, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lept, 1 lil-t, 1 lyc, 1 mag-c, 1 merc, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-s, 1
nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 2 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 psil, 1 psor, 1 puls, 1 sars, 1 sel, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 stann, 1 staph, 1
stram, 1 sul-i, 1 sulph, 1 syph, 1 thuj, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Carefulness
 Cautious
 Confidence want of self
 Del criticized she is
 Del accused he is
 Del persecuted
 Del punished about to be
 Del perused he is
 Del wife faithless is
 Distrustful
 Jealousy
 Suspicious mistrustful
DRAWING
Drawing is a form of visual art that makes use of any number of drawing instruments to mark a two
dimensional medium. Drawing is a form of visual expression and is one of the major forms within the
visual arts. There are several categories of drawing, including cartooning. Drawing is generally
concerned with the marking of lines and areas of tone onto paper.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
DREAM, AS IF IN A
This is the state where the person although awake appears and behaves to be in dream or in a state of
fanciful images.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 1 acon, 1 agar, 1 ail, 1 alum, 2 ambr, 1 aml-n, 2 anac, 1 androc, 1 ang, 1 anh, 2 ant-c, 2 apis, 2
arg-n, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 atro, 1 bamb-a, 2 bell, 1 bry, 1 buth-aust, 2 calc, 2 cann-i, 2 cann-s, 1 carb-ac, 1
carb-an, 2 carb-v, 2 cench, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1 coca, 1 cocc, 3 COFF, 2 con, 1 cupr, 1 dat-a, 1 elaps, 1 fago, 1
germ, 1 glon, 2 hell, 1 hep, 1 hydrog, 2 hyos, 1 lac-h, 2 lach, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lil-t, 2 med, 1 merc, 1 morph, 1
nat-c, 2 nat-m, 3 NUX-M, 1 nux-v, 1 oena, 1 ol-an, 1 olnd, 3 OP, 2 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 phys, 1 plb, 1 puls, 1
pyrog, 1 rheum, 1 sabad, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 squil, 1 staph, 3 STRAM, 2 sulph, 1 thuj, 1 valer, 2 verat, 2 visc, 1
zinc, 1 zing, 1 ziz
CROSS REFERENCES
 Absent minded
 Absent minded dreamy
 Absorbed
 Confounding object and ideas
 Confusion dream is if in a
 Del unreal
 Del dreams in a
 Forgetfulness
 Introspection
 Meditating
 Reveries
 Sadness dream as from
 Sitting inclination wrapped
 Spaced out
 Thoughts thoughtful
 Unobserving
 Face Expression vacant
 Vertigo meditation
DREAMS
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Dreams are successions of images, ideas, emotions, and sensations that occur involuntarily in the mind
during certain stages of sleep. The content and purpose of dreams are not definitively understood,
though they have been a topic of scientific speculation, as well as a subject of philosophical and religious
interest, throughout recorded history. Dreams can have varying natures, such as frightening, exciting,
magical, melancholic, adventurous, or sexual.
DREAMS ACCIDENTS
Any physical damage to the body caused by violence or accident or fracture etc. it is the Physical
damage or hurt. It is the Damage done to a body part. Traumatic injury, a body wound or shock
produced by sudden physical injury. An accident or mishap is an unforeseen and unplanned event or
circumstance, often with lack of intention or necessity. Physical examples of accidents include
unintended collisions or falls, being injured by touching something sharp, hot, or electrical. It is an
unfortunate mishap; especially one causing damage or injury.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 allox, 1 alum, 1 am-m, 1 androc, 1 ant-c, 1 arg, 1 arn, 3 ARS, 1 bamb-a, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1
cinnb, 1 con, 2 dig, 3 GRAPH, 1 ind, 1 iod, 1 iodof, 1 jab, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-m, 1 kali-s, 1 kreos, 1 lyc, 1 mag-
m, 1 mand, 1 mez, 1 nat-s, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 puls, 1 rumx, 1 sars, 1 sil, 1 stann, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulph, 1 thuj,
1 verat, 1 viol-o
DREAMS ADVENTUROUS
An adventure is defined as an exciting or unusual experience; it may also be a bold, usually risky
undertaking, with an uncertain outcome. The term is often used to refer to activities with some
potential for physical danger, such as skydiving, mountain climbing and or participating in extreme
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sports. The term also broadly refers to any enterprise that is potentially fraught with physical, financial
or psychological risk, such as a business venture, a love affair, or other major life undertakings.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bar-c, 1 ozone, 1 senec, 1 sulph
DREAMS AMOROUS
It is having or showing strong feelings of sexual attraction or love. They are expressive of or exciting
sexual love or romance. Amorous denotes Romantic persons.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aesc, 1 aether, 1 agn, 1 aloe, 2 alum, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-c, 3 AM-M, 1 ambr, 1 anag, 1 androc, 1
ang, 2 ant-c, 1 aphis, 1 arg, 2 arg-n, 1 arist-m, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-i, 1 ars-s-f, 1 astac, 1 aster, 2 aur, 1 aur-
ar, 1 aur-i, 1 aur-s, 1 bamb-a, 1 bar-c, 1 bar-i, 2 bar-m, 1 bell, 1 bism, 1 bor, 1 bov, 3 BUFO, 1 cact, 1
cahin, 1 caj, 1 calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-acet, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-i, 1 calc-p, 1 calc-sil, 2 camph, 2 cann-i, 1 cann-s,
2 canth, 2 carb-ac, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 1 carl, 1 cast, 1 caust, 2 cench, 1 cent, 1 chel, 1 chin, 2
cic, 1 cinnb, 1 clem, 2 cob, 1 cob-n, 1 coc-c, 1 coca, 2 cocc, 1 colch, 1 coloc, 2 con, 1 cop, 1 cycl, 1 des-ac,
2 dig, 2 dios, 1 ery-a, 1 euph, 1 ferr, 1 form, 1 gall-ac, 1 gast, 2 gels, 1 gins, 1 goss, 2 graph, 1 grat, 1 ham,
1 hipp, 1 hura, 1 hydr, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 1 hyper, 2 ign, 1 ind, 1 indg, 1 inul, 1 iod, 2 iris, 1 kali-ar, 2 kali-
br, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-cy, 1 kali-fcy, 1 kali-n, 2 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 2 kalm, 1 kreos, 1 lac-ac, 3 LACH, 1
lact, 1 led, 2 lil-t, 1 linu-c, 1 lipp, 1 lith-c, 2 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 m-arct, 1 m-p-a, 2 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-s, 1
meny, 1 merc, 1 merc-c, 1 merc-i-f, 1 merc-i-r, 1 merc-s, 1 mez, 1 mur-ac, 1 myric, 1 nat-ar, 3 NAT-C, 2
nat-m, 2 nat-p, 1 nicc, 1 nit-ac, 1 nitro-o, 1 nux-m, 3 NUX-V, 1 olnd, 3 OP, 1 orig, 1 orig-v, 1 ox-ac, 1
ozone, 1 paeon, 1 par, 1 ped, 1 pen, 2 petr, 3 PH-AC, 2 phos, 1 phys, 1 pic-ac, 1 pip-m, 1 plan, 2 plat, 1
plb, 1 polym, 1 psil, 2 psor, 1 ptel, 2 puls, 1 ran-b, 1 raph, 1 rauw, 1 rhod, 1 rhus-v, 2 sabad, 1 sabin, 1
salx-n, 1 samb, 1 sanic, 1 sapin, 2 sars, 1 sel, 1 senec, 2 sep, 1 serp, 2 sil, 1 sin-n, 1 sol-t-ae, 1 spig, 1 spira,
1 spirae, 1 squil, 1 stann, 3 STAPH, 1 stram, 1 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 1 sulph, 1 sumb, 2 tarax, 2 thuj, 1 thymol, 1
trom, 1 tub, 1 ust, 1 v-a-b, 1 valer, 2 verat, 1 verat-v, 1 vinc, 3 VIOL-T, 1 x-ray, 1 yuc, 1 zinc, 2 zinc-pic
DREAMS BATTLES
Generally, a battle is a conceptual component in the hierarchy of combat in warfare between two or
more armed forces, or combatants. In a battle, each combatant will seek to defeat the others, with
defeat determined by the conditions of a military campaign. Battles generally are well defined in
duration, area and force commitment. It is an open clash between two opposing groups. Wars and
military campaigns are guided by strategy, whereas battles take place on a level of planning and
execution known as operational mobility.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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2 all-c, 1 bamb-a, 1 bell, 1 bry, 1 crot-c, 1 ferr, 1 guai, 1 hyos, 2 meny, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 1 plat, 1 ran-s, 1
rat, 1 sil, 1 sol-t-ae, 1 stann, 1 thuj, 1 verb
CROSS REFERENCES
 Cannonading
 Fights
 War
DREAMS BUSINESS OF
It is the occupation, work, or trade in which a person is engaged. Business is work or some other activity
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aether, 1 alum, 1 am-m, 1 anac, 1 apis, 1 arg, 1 arist-m, 1 ars, 1 asaf, 1 asc-t, 1 bapt, 1 bell, 2
bry, 1 bufo, 1 calc, 1 calc-acet, 1 calc-f, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 canth, 1 carb-v, 1 carc, 1 carl, 2 chel, 1 cic, 1
cina, 1 croc, 2 cur, 1 elaps, 1 euph, 1 fl-ac, 1 gels, 1 graph, 1 hep, 1 hura, 1 hyper, 1 ind, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-chl,
2 lach, 2 lyc, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 merc, 1 myris, 1 naja, 1 nit-ac, 3 NUX-V, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 plat, 1 psor,
2 puls, 1 pyrog, 3 RHUS-T, 1 sabad, 1 sabin, 1 sang, 1 sars, 1 sel, 1 sep, 2 sil, 1 stann, 1 staph, 1 sulph, 1
tarent
DREAMS CAROUSING
Carousing means to drink alcohol, make noise, and have fun with other people, to have a lively drinking-
party and engage in boisterous, drunken merrymaking. It is to engage in a noisy or drunken social
gathering. This implies to drink alcohol and enjoy yourself in a noisy way.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ars, 1 calc, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1 con, 1 graph, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-n, 1 led, 1 lyc, 1 mur-ac, 1
nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 1 petr, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 spong, 1 sulph, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Banquet
 Drinking
 Feasting
DREAMS CASUALTIES OF
The word "casualty" is properly used for a person who is killed, wounded or injured by some event, and
is usually used to describe multiple deaths and injuries due to violent incidents or disasters. Casualties is
sometimes loosely used or misunderstood to mean fatalities, but non-fatal injuries are also casualties.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 alum, 1 caust, 1 con, 1 kali-n, 1 mag-c, 1 nat-c, 1 nux-v, 1 plat, 1 rat, 1 rheum, 1 sars, 1 sul-ac
CROSS REFERENCES
 Accidents
 Bloodshed
 Injuries
DREAMS CLAIRVOYANT
The term clairvoyance (from French Clair meaning "clear" and voyance meaning "vision") is used to refer
to the ability to gain information about an object, person, location or physical event through means
other than the known human senses, a form of extra-sensory perception. A person said to have the
ability of clairvoyance is referred to as a clairvoyant ("one who sees clearly"). It is the ability to predict
future events or to know about things that you did not actually see happen or hear about. Clairvoyant is
a person who is able to foresee the future. He is a person able to see things that cannot be perceived by
the normal senses. It is very different from telepathy in that the information is said to be gained directly
from an external physical source, rather than being transferred from the mind of one individual to
another.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 ACON, 1 asaf, 1 bov, 2 cann-i, 1 com, 1 cortico, 1 lach, 1 m-arct, 1 mang, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 rad-br, 2
sulph, 1 ther
CROSS REFERENCES
 Events not yet take place

 Future
 Prophetic
 True, coming
 Visionary
 Clairvoyance
DREAMS CONFUSED
Confusion is the state of being bewildered or unclear in one’s mind about something. The confused state
may include jumbled or disorganized thought and unusual, bizarre behaviors. In this state thoughts are
mixed and jumbled up in a very disorderly manner.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 agar, 1 agar-ph, 1 aloe, 2 alum, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-c, 1 ammc, 1 anag, 1 androc, 1 ang, 1 ant-t, 1
apis, 1 arg-n, 1 asc-t, 1 bamb-a, 1 bar-acet, 1 bar-c, 1 bart, 1 bism, 1 brach, 1 bruc, 2 bry, 1 cadm-s, 1
calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-acet, 1 calc-f, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 2 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 carb-an, 1 carl, 1 caust, 1 cedr,
1 cench, 2 chel, 2 chin, 1 chin-s, 1 choc, 2 cic, 1 cina, 1 clem, 2 coff, 1 coff-t, 1 coloc, 1 con, 2 croc, 1 cycl,
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1 cyt-l, 1 dig, 1 digin, 1 digox, 2 dulc, 1 equis, 1 erig, 1 ery-a, 1 eug, 1 euph, 1 euphr, 1 eupi, 2 ferr, 1 ferr-
i, 1 ferr-ma, 1 ferr-p, 1 gast, 2 glon, 1 grat, 2 hell, 1 hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrog, 1 hyper, 2 ign, 1 iod, 1
iodof, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-cy, 1 kiss, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 laur, 1 led, 1 lina, 2 lyc, 2 lyss, 1 m-aust, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-s, 1
mang, 2 menis, 1 mez, 1 nat-ar, 2 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1 nicc, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 ozone, 1 ped, 1 petr,
1 phos, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 podo, 3 PULS, 1 puls-n, 1 rumx, 1 ruta, 2 sabad, 1 sabin, 1 sel, 1 senec, 2 sep, 1 sil,
1 sin-a, 1 sol-t-ae, 1 spig, 1 spirae, 2 stann, 1 stram, 1 sul-i, 2 sulph, 1 thuj, 1 til, 1 valer, 1 verat, 2 viol-o, 1
wild
CROSS REFERENCES
 Disconnected
DREAMS CONSPIRACIES
A conspiracy is an agreement between two or more persons to break the law at some time in the future.
It is a secret agreement between two or more people to perform an unlawful act. Conspiracy is a plot to
carry out some harmful or illegal act. It is a secret plan made by two or more people to do something
that is harmful or illegal.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 mosch, 1 ped
DREAMS CRIMES
Crime is an illegal act for which someone can be punished by the government. In simpler words it is an
Unlawful activity.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 carbn-s, 1 cocc, 1 hura, 1 hydrog, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 1 nit-ac, 1 petr, 1 rumx, 1 thuj
CROSS REFERENCES
 Guilt
 Murder
DREAMS CRUELITY
Cruelty can be described as indifference to suffering, and even positive pleasure in inflicting it. Cruel
ways of inflicting suffering may involve violence, but affirmative violence is not necessary for an act to
be cruel. For example, if a person is drowning and begging for help, and another person is able to help,
but merely watches with disinterest or perhaps mischievous amusement, that person is being cruel —
rather than violent. It is the behaviour that deliberately causes pain to other people or animals, or that
makes them unhappy or upset. It is the behavior which causes deliberate infliction of pain or suffering.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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2 ign, 1 lil-t, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 sel, 1 sil, 1 stann
CROSS REFERENCES
 Beaten
 Bullying
 Ill- treatment
 Mutilation
 Violence
 Whipped
 Wounded
DREAMS DANCING
Dance is to move the feet and body rhythmically. Dancing is to move your body in a way that goes with
the rhythm and style of music that is being played. A sequence of rhythmic steps or movements usually
performed to music, for pleasure or as a form of social interaction. Dance is a type of art that generally
involves movement of the body, usually rhythmic and to music. To move one's feet or body, or both,
rhythmically in a pattern of steps, especially to the accompaniment of music.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 gamb, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-s, 1 zing
CROSS REFERENCES
 Balls
 Entertainment
DREAMS DANGER
Danger is the liability or exposure to harm. It is the condition of being susceptible to harm or injury. It is
a situation in which harm, death, damage, or destruction is possible.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 all-c, 1 aloe, 1 am-c, 1 anac, 2 ars, 1 ars-met, 1 bell, 1 bov, 1 calc-f, 1 calc-p, 2 cann-i, 1 carbn-s, 1 chin,
1 con, 1 graph, 2 hep, 1 hydrog, 1 ind, 1 indg, 1 iod, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-n, 2 lach, 1 linu-c, 1
lyc, 1 macrin, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-s, 1 mang, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-s, 1 nux-v, 1 ozone, 1 phos, 1 psor, 1
puls, 1 ran-b, 1 rumx, 1 sin-a, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulph, 1 tarent, 1 thuj
CROSS REFERENCES
 Death
DREAMS DISGUSTING
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Disgust is a strong feeling of dislike for something that has a very unpleasant appearance, taste, smell,
etc. and it excites nausea or loathing in sicken.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alet, 1 aloe, 1 alumn, 1 am-c, 1 anac, 1 arist-m, 1 bor, 1 cast-v, 1 chel, 2 chin, 1 chin-b, 1 chr-ac, 1 con, 1
eupi, 1 hydrog, 1 inul, 1 kali-n, 2 kreos, 2 lach, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-s, 1 merc, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-m, 2 nux-v, 1
ozone, 1 phos, 1 plan, 2 puls, 1 rheum, 1 sil, 1 sulph, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Dirt
 Excrements
 Unpleasant
DREAMS DROWNING
Drowning is the process of experiencing respiratory impairment from submersion/immersion in liquid.

This definition does not imply fatality, or even the necessity for medical treatment after removal of the
cause, nor that any fluid necessarily enters the lungs. It is to be covered with or submerged in a liquid. It
is to sink under water.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aether, 1 alum, 1 bov, 1 ign, 1 kali-c, 1 lyc, 1 mag-s, 1 merc, 1 merc-acet, 1 merc-i-f, 1 nicc, 1 ran-b, 1
rauw, 1 rumx, 1 samb, 1 sil, 1 sol-t-ae, 1 verat, 1 verat-v, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Water, danger from
DREAMS EARTHQUAKE
Earthquake is a sudden movement of the earth's crust caused by the release of stress accumulated
along geologic faults or by volcanic activity. Also called seism, temblor. It is a shaking of the ground,
caused by volcanic activity or movement around geologic faults. A sudden movement of the Earth's
lithosphere (its crust and upper mantle) is called earthquake. At the Earth's surface, earthquakes
manifest themselves by shaking and sometimes displacement of the ground.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ozone, 1 rat, 1 sil
DREAMS ECCENTRIC
In popular usage, eccentricity (also called quirkiness or kookiness) refers to unusual or odd behavior on
the part of an individual. This behavior would typically be perceived as unusual or unnecessary, without
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being demonstrably maladaptive. Eccentricity is contrasted with "normal" behavior, the nearly universal
means by which individuals in society solve given problems and pursue certain priorities in everyday life.
People who consistently display benignly eccentric behavior are labeled as "eccentrics". It is something
strange and unconventional behavior. Eccentricity means deviation from what is ordinary or customary,
as in conduct or manner; oddity; unconventionality. It is an act or habit that is strange or unusual.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 jac-c
DREAMS ECSTATIC
Ecstatic refers to the highest degree of joy. It is a state in which the mind is arrested and fixed, or, as we
say, lost. It is the state in which the functions of the senses are suspended by the contemplation of some
extraordinary or supernatural object. It is a state of being overpowered by emotion, as by joy, grief, or
passion.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 cann-i
CROSS REFERENCES
 Fantastic
DREAMS ELECTROCUTION, OF
Electrocution is death caused by electric shock, either accidental or deliberate. The word is derived from
"electro" and "execution", but it is also used for accidental death.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 hydrog
DREAMS EMBARRASMENT
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 allox, 1 alum, 2 am-m, 1 anac, 1 ant-t, 2 ars, 1 cann-s, 1 caps, 1 croc, 1 graph, 1 lyc, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m,
1 mur-ac, 1 phos, 1 plat, 1 rhus-t
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CROSS REFERENCES
 Difficulties
 Shameful
 Unsuccessful efforts
DREAMS EXCREMENTS
Excrements are any waste matter excreted from the human or animal body, or discharged by bodily
organs. It is the waste material, especially fecal matter that is expelled from the body after digestion.
Feces also known as excrement, is a waste product from an animal's digestive tract expelled through the
anus or cloaca during a process called defecation.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aloe, 1 cast-v, 1 hydrog, 1 iod, 1 psor, 1 sars, 1 zinc
DREAMS EXPLOSION
Explosion is the sudden, loud, and violent release of energy that happens when something (such as a
bomb) breaks apart in a way that sends parts flying outward. An explosion is a rapid increase in volume
and release of energy in an extreme manner, usually with the generation of high temperatures and the
release of gases. It is the release of mechanical, chemical or nuclear energy in a sudden and often
violent manner with the generation of high temperature and usually with the release of gases.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 stann
CROSS REFERENCES
 Accidents
DREAMS FLOOD
A flood is an overflow of water that submerges land. In the sense of "flowing water", the word may also
be applied to the inflow of the tide. Flooding may result from the volume of water within a body of
water, such as a river or lake, which overflows or breaks levees, with the result that some of the water
escapes its usual boundaries, or may be due to accumulation of rainwater on saturated ground in an
areal flood. Flood is an overflow of water from a lake or other body of water due to excessive rainfall or
other input of water.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aran, 1 mag-c, 1 merc, 1 nat-c, 1 rumx, 2 sil
CROSS REFERENCES
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 Falling, flood into a
DREAMS FUNERAL
A funeral is a ceremony for respecting, sanctifying, or remembering the life of a person who has died.
Funerary customs comprise the complex of beliefs and practices used by a culture to remember the
dead, from interment itself, to various monuments, prayers, and rituals undertaken in their honor.
Customs vary widely between cultures, and between religious affiliations within cultures. It is a
ceremony or group of ceremonies held in connection with the burial or cremation of a dead person.
Funeral is a ceremony that takes place after someone dies, usually including a religious ceremony, and
the formal process of taking the body to the place where it is buried or cremated.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aether, 1 allox, 1 alum, 1 ange-s, 1 bart, 1 brom, 2 chel, 1 form, 1 hura, 1 mag-c, 1 nat-c, 1 nicc, 1 rat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Buried
 Churchyard
 Coffins
 Graves
DREAMS GHOSTS, SPECTRES
The spirit of a dead person, especially one believed to appear in bodily likeness to living persons or to
haunt former habitats. In traditional belief and fiction, a ghost is the soul or spirit of a deceased person
or animal that can appear, in visible form or other manifestation, to the living. Descriptions of the
apparition of ghosts vary widely from an invisible presence to translucent or barely visible wispy shapes,
to realistic, life-like visions. It is believed to be supernatural and posses supernatural powers. Spectre or
specter usually refers to a ghost or other apparition. It may also refer to an optical illusion.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aesc, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 ant-t, 2 arg-n, 1 ars, 1 asc-t, 1 atro, 1 bell, 1 bov, 2 camph, 2 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 1
cerv, 1 cham, 1 chlol, 1 cina, 1 convo-d, 2 crot-c, 1 eupi, 2 graph, 1 ign, 2 kali-c, 2 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 1 lach, 1
lact, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-s, 1 manc, 2 med, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-sil, 1 nit-ac, 2 ol-j, 1 op, 1 ozone, 1 paeon,
1 puls, 1 sars, 1 sep, 2 sil, 1 spig, 2 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anxious, forms
 Things
DREAMS GROTESQUE
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 cina, 1 coca, 1 lil-t, 1 squil, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Strange
DREAMS HISTORIC
Historic refers to belonging to the past; of what is important or famous in the past. It is something which
is famous or important in history.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 am-c, 1 ant-t, 1 brom, 1 caust, 2 cham, 1 cic, 1 croc, 1 graph, 1 hell, 1 hyos, 1 m-arct, 3 M-P-A,
2 mag-c, 1 merc, 2 phos, 1 sel, 2 sil, 1 stram
CROSS REFERENCES
 Events, long past
DREAMS HUMILIATION
Humiliation (also called stultification) is the abasement of pride, which creates mortification or leads to
a state of being humbled or reduced to lowliness or submission. It is the State of disgrace or loss of self-
respect. It s an instance in which you are caused to lose your prestige or self-respect. It is the state of
being humiliated, humbled or reduced to lowliness or submission.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 arn, 2 asar, 1 con, 1 ign, 1 led, 1 mag-m, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 2 sil, 1 staph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Mortification
 Shameful
DREAMS INJURIES
Any physical damage to the body caused by violence or accident or fracture etc. it is a Physical damage
or hurt. Injury denotes Damage done to a body part. Traumatic injury, a body wound or shock produced
by sudden physical injury. An accident or mishap is an unforeseen and unplanned event or circumstance,
often with lack of intention or necessity. Physical examples of accidents include unintended collisions or
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falls, being injured by touching something sharp, hot, or electrical. It is an unfortunate mishap; especially
one causing damage or injury.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 allox, 1 am-m, 1 ant-c, 1 cench, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1 choc, 1 cortico, 1 lob, 2 mag-s, 1 nat-s, 1 nicc, 1 phos, 1
sumb
CROSS REFERENCES
 Wounded
DREAMS INSULTS
An insult (also called an affront, slur, scoff, slight or putdown) is an expression, statement (or sometimes
behavior) which is considered degrading and offensive. An action or form of speech deliberately
intended to be rude. It is to treat or speak to insolently or with contemptuous rudeness; affront. It
means to Treat, mention, or speak to rudely. Insult is a deliberately offensive act or something
producing the effect of deliberate disrespect.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 asar, 1 nat-s, 1 tarent
CROSS REFERENCES
 Abused
DREAMS JEALOUSY
your husband or wife) likes or is liked by someone else.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 androc, 1 bamb-a, 1 lyc
DREAMS JOURNEY
Journey is the act of travelling from one place to another. Travel is the movement of people or objects
between relatively distant geographical locations.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 all-s, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 anan, 2 apis, 1 bamb-a, 1 bart, 1 brom, 1 bufo, 1 calc-f, 2 calc-p, 2 carb-
ac, 1 carc, 1 chel, 1 chin-b, 1 choc, 1 cortico, 2 crot-h, 1 echi, 1 elaps, 1 hura, 1 hydr, 1 hydrog, 1 hyper, 1
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ind, 1 indg, 1 joan, 3 KALI-N, 1 lac-c, 1 lac-d, 2 lach, 1 linu-c, 1 lipp, 2 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-s, 1 merc, 1
merc-c, 1 merc-i-r, 1 merc-s, 1 mez, 2 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 2 op, 1 ozone, 1 pip-m, 1 psor, 1 rauw, 2
rhus-t, 1 rob, 1 sang, 1 sel, 2 sil, 1 sin-a, 1 ther, 2 tub, 1 valer
CROSS REFERENCES
 Country
DREAMS JOYOUS
Joyous is a feeling of great happiness, a deep feeling or condition of happiness very glad feeling;
happiness; great pleasure; delight.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ant-t, 1 ars, 1 asaf, 1 caust, 1 chel, 2 coff, 3 CROC, 1 dig, 1 dros, 1 grat, 1 kali-cy, 1 kali-i, 3 LACH, 1 laur,
1 m-p-a, 2 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 manc, 1 mang, 1 mez, 1 mur-ac, 1 nicc, 1 nit-ac, 3 OP, 1 ozone, 1 palo, 1
ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 senec, 1 spig, 1 squil, 1 stront-c, 2 sulph, 1 tarent, 1 tep, 1 thuj, 1 zing
CROSS REFERENCES
 Comical
 Laughing
 Ludicrous
 Merry
 Pleasant
DREAMS LUDICROUS
It is something which is Laughable or hilarious because of obvious absurdity or incongruity. It simply

means extremely silly.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 arn, 1 bell, 1 cod, 1 glon, 1 grat, 1 iber, 1 jug-c, 1 lach, 1 merc-c, 1 merc-i-r, 1 mez, 1 mygal, 1 phos, 1
sedi, 1 sep, 1 sol-t-ae, 2 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Comical
 Joyous
 Laughing
DREAMS MISFORTUNE OF
Misfortune is Bad fortune or ill luck. It is an unnecessary and unforeseen trouble resulting from an
unfortunate event. It is an unlucky condition or event.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 2 am-m, 1 anac, 1 ant-c, 2 arn, 2 ars, 1 ars-s-f, 1 aur, 1 aur-m, 1 bamb-a, 1 bar-c, 1 bar-m, 1 bar-
s, 2 bell, 1 cann-s, 1 carb-an, 2 cham, 2 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 clem, 1 cocc, 1 croc, 3 GRAPH, 1 guai, 1 ign, 1
iod, 2 kali-ar, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-n, 1 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 kreos, 1 laur, 1 led, 3 LYC, 2 mag-c, 1 mag-m,
1 mang, 2 merc, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-s, 1 nicc, 3 NUX-V, 1 op, 1 ozone, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 3 PULS, 1 ran-
b, 1 rhus-t, 1 rhus-v, 1 sars, 1 sel, 1 spong, 1 stann, 1 staph, 2 sul-ac, 2 sulph, 1 tarent, 3 THUJ, 1 verat, 1
verb, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Accidents
 Disaster
 Events, unfortunate
DREAMS MURDER
Murder is the unlawful killing, with malice aforethought, of another human. It is the crime of killing
someone deliberately.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 am-m, 1 androc, 2 arn, 1 aur-s, 1 bamb-a, 1 bell, 1 calad, 1 calc, 1 calc-sil, 1 carb-an, 1 carc, 1 cast, 1
chel, 1 choc, 1 crot-h, 1 guai, 1 hura, 1 hydrog, 1 ign, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-m, 1 kali-s, 1 kalm, 1 kiss, 2 kreos, 1
lach, 1 lact, 1 led, 1 lyc, 2 m-arct, 1 mag-m, 1 mand, 1 merc, 1 merc-c, 1 naja, 1 nat-ar, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1
nat-sil, 1 nicc, 1 ol-an, 2 petr, 1 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 rhus-v, 1 rumx, 1 sanic, 1 saroth, 1 sedi, 1 sel, 2 sil, 1 sol-
a, 1 spong, 2 staph, 1 sulph, 1 thea, 1 thuj, 1 ven-m, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Crime
 Killing
 Murdering
 Stab
 Strangled
DREAMS MUTILATIONS
Mutilation or maiming is an act of physical injury that degrades the appearance or function of any living
body, sometimes causing death. It is to cut up or alter radically so as to make imperfect. An injury that
causes disfigurement or that deprives you of a limb or other important body part.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 androc, 1 ant-c, 1 arn, 1 con, 1 hura, 1 m-arct, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 merc, 2 nux-v
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CROSS REFERENCES
 Cruelty
 Ill-treatment
DREAMS NIGHTMARE
Nightmare is a dream arousing feelings of intense fear, horror, and distress. A nightmare is an
unpleasant dream that can cause a strong negative emotional response from the mind, typically fear or
horror, but also despair, anxiety and great sadness. The dream may contain situations of danger,
discomfort, psychological or physical terror. Sufferers usually awaken in a state of distress and may be
unable to return to sleep for a prolonged period of time. One definition of "nightmare" is a dream which
causes one to wake up in the middle of the sleep cycle and experience a negative emotion, such as fear.
This type of event occurs on average once per month. They are not common in children under 5, but
they are more common in young children (25% experiencing a nightmare at least once per week), most
common in teenagers, and less common in adults (dropping in frequency about one third from age 25 to
55).
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abies-n, 1 achy, 2 acon, 1 aether, 1 agar, 1 aloe, 2 alum, 2 alum-sil, 1 alumn, 2 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 ambr, 1
ammc, 1 ange-s, 1 ant-t, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-i, 1 ars-s-f, 1 arum-t, 1 asar, 2 aur-br, 1 aur-m, 1 aur-s,
1 bac, 1 bamb-a, 2 bapt, 1 bell, 1 berb, 2 bor, 2 bry, 1 bufo, 1 cadm-s, 2 calc, 1 calc-i, 1 calc-sil, 2 camph,
1 camph-br, 2 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-ac, 1 carb-v, 1 carc, 1 card-m, 2 carl, 1 cast, 1 cedr,
1 cench, 2 cham, 1 chel, 1 chin-s, 1 chlol, 1 cina, 2 cinnb, 1 cit-v, 1 clem, 1 colch, 2 con, 1 cot, 2 croto-t, 2
cycl, 1 cypr, 1 daph, 1 dig, 1 digin, 1 dulc, 1 elaps, 2 ferr, 1 ferr-i, 1 ferr-p, 1 gaert, 1 gels, 1 gink, 2 guai, 1
hell, 1 hep, 1 hir, 1 hydr-ac, 2 hydro-c, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 1 ind, 2 iod, 1 iris, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-
br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 2 kali-i, 1 kali-n, 1 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 1 kres, 1 lact, 2 led, 1 lil-t, 1 lob, 1 lyc, 1
lyss, 1 m-p-a, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-s, 1 mang, 1 med, 1 meph, 1 merc, 1 merc-acet, 2 merc-c, 1
merc-i-f, 1 merc-s, 1 mez, 1 morg-g, 1 murx, 1 myric, 1 naja, 1 nat-ar, 2 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1 nat-s, 1
nat-sil, 2 nit-ac, 1 nitro-o, 3 NUX-V, 3 OP, 1 osm, 1 ozone, 3 PAEON, 1 pariet, 1 phos, 1 pic-ac, 1 plb, 2
psor, 1 ptel, 1 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 ruta, 1 scut, 1 sec, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 sol-n, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 3
SULPH, 1 syc-co, 1 tab, 1 tell, 1 ter, 1 thea, 1 thiop, 1 thuj, 1 til, 1 valer, 2 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anxious
 Frightful
DREAMS PURSUED OF BEING
To pursue is to follow with harmful intent; to try to harm, to follow urgently, originally with intent to
capture or harm; to chase.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 allox, 1 androc, 1 arg, 1 atro, 1 bell, 1 con, 1 hir, 1 hydr, 1 kreos, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-s, 1 nux-
m, 1 nux-v, 1 ozone, 1 ped, 1 ph-ac, 1 pitu-a, 1 sep, 2 sil, 2 sulph, 1 verat, 1 xan, 2 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Fleeting
 Running
DREAMS QUARRELS
A quarrel is an angry argument between two or more persons. The person here is disposed to fight
pettily. Quarreling is a tendency to pick up quarrels for petty matters. It implies to violent dispute with
loud and angry words. They have tendency to disagree and dispute for the smallest things and also are
in the habit of fighting faults and in any and everything. It is to be Ready or likely to argue or disagree. It
also denotes to have a disagreement over something. It is an angry dispute, Marked by heated
arguments or controversy.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 anan, 1 ant-c, 1 apis, 1 aran-ix, 2 arn, 1 ars, 1 astra-me, 1 aur, 1 aza,
2 bapt, 1 bar-c, 2 bell, 1 brom, 2 bry, 1 calc, 1 calc-acet, 1 canth, 1 carl, 1 cast, 2 caust, 1 cedr, 1 ceph, 1
cere-b, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1 con, 1 convo-d, 1 crot-c, 2 crot-h, 1 culx, 1 echi, 1 ferr-p, 1 guai, 1 guare, 1 hep,
1 hydr, 1 indg, 1 kali-c, 2 kali-n, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 m-aust, 2 mag-c, 1 mag-s, 1 maland, 2 merc, 1 mosch, 1
nat-ar, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 1 nicc, 2 nit-ac, 3 NUX-V, 1 op, 1 oxyt, 1 ozone, 1 paeon, 1 peti, 1 ph-ac,
2 phos, 1 plat, 2 puls, 1 raph, 1 rat, 1 rheum, 1 sabin, 2 sel, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 sol-a, 1 spig, 2 stann, 1 staph, 3
STRAM, 1 tarax, 1 verat, 1 x-ray, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Abused
 Anger
 Insults
 Provoked
 War
DREAMS RAPE
Rape is the act of forcing sexual intercourse or other sexual activity upon another person, without their
consent and/or against their will. Rape is a type of sexual assault usually involving sexual intercourse,
which is initiated by one or more persons against another person without that person's consent. The act
may be carried out by physical force, coercion, abuse of authority or with a person who is incapable of
valid consent, such as a person who is unconscious or incapacitated. It is defined in many jurisdictions as
sexual intercourse, or other forms of sexual penetration, of one person by another person without the
consent of the victim. Any act of sexual intercourse that is forced upon a person. Rape is to force
(someone) to have sex with you by using violence or the threat of violence.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 cench, 1 kreos, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 petr, 1 sep
DREAMS RECONCILIATION
It is the reestablishing of cordial relations. Reconciliation is the act of causing two people or groups to
become friendly again after an argument or disagreement. Reconciliation literally means to meet again.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 mang
CROSS REFERENCES
 Quarrels
DREAMS REMORSE OF
Remorse is a gnawing distress arising from a sense of guilt for past wrongs, self reproach. Remorse is an
emotional expression of personal regret felt by a person after he or she has committed an act which
they deem to be shameful, hurtful, or violent. Remorse is closely allied to guilt and self-directed
resentment.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aether, 1 androc, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 elaps, 1 fl-ac, 1 hyper, 1 lach, 1 led, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 sanic
CROSS REFERENCES
 Religious
 Repentance
DREAMS REPENTANCE
Repentance is the activity of reviewing one's actions and feeling contrition or regret for past wrongs. It
generally involves a commitment to personal change and resolving to live a more responsible and
humane life. In religious contexts it usually refers to confession to God, ceasing sin against God in order
to gain forgiveness or absolution. It typically includes an admission of guilt, a promise or resolve not to
repeat the offense; an attempt to make restitution for the wrong, or in some way to reverse the harmful
effects of the wrong where possible. Repentance is to feel or show that you are sorry for something bad
or wrong that you did and that you want to do what is right. It is the feeling of regret or remorse for
doing wrong or sinning.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ars
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CROSS REFERENCES
 Remorse
DREAMS RIOTS
A riot is a form of civil disorder characterized often by what is thought of as disorganized groups lashing
out in a sudden and intense rash of violence against authority, property or people. Riots typically involve
vandalism and the destruction of private and public property. The specific property to be targeted varies
depending on the riot and the inclinations of those involved. Targets can include shops, cars,
restaurants, state-owned institutions, and religious buildings. Riot is the tumultuous disturbance of the
public peace by an unlawful assembly of three or more persons in the execution of some private object.
A violent protest by a crowd of people. A noisy, violent public disorder caused by a group or crowd of
persons, as by a crowd protesting against another group, a government policy, etc., in the streets. It is a
situation in which a large group of people behave in a violent and uncontrolled way.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bry, 1 con, 1 guai, 1 indg, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-n, 1 lyc, 1 m-aust, 1 merc, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 ped, 1 phos, 1
puls, 1 sars, 1 stann
CROSS REFERENCES
 Revolution
DREAMS ROBBERS
Robber is a thief who steals from someone by threatening violence. He is a person who robs. Robbery is
the crime of taking or attempting to take something of value by force or threat of force or by putting the
victim in fear. At common law, robbery is defined as taking the property of another, with the intent to
permanently deprive the person of that property, by means of force or fear.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 allox, 3 ALUM, 1 alum-p, 2 arn, 2 aur, 1 aur-s, 1 bamb-a, 1 bell, 1 calc-p, 1 carb-v, 1 cast, 1 cench, 1
ferr-i, 1 jac-c, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-s, 1 lil-s, 3 MAG-C, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-s, 2 merc, 1 merc-acet, 1 merc-i-r, 1 nat-
c, 3 NAT-M, 1 ozone, 1 petr, 1 phel, 1 phos, 1 plb, 1 psil, 1 psor, 1 ptel, 1 rumx, 2 sanic, 1 sarr, 1 sel, 2 sil,
1 sin-n, 1 tub, 1 verat, 2 zinc
DREAMS VIOLENCE
Violence is defined by the World Health Organization as the intentional use of physical force or power,
threatened or actual, against a person, or against a group or community that either results in or has a
high likelihood of resulting in injury, death, psychological harm, mal-development or deprivation. This
definition associate’s intentionality with the committing of the act itself, irrespective of the outcome it
produces. Furthermore, violence often has lifelong consequences for victims' physical and mental health
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and social functioning and can slow economic and social development. Violence is an act of aggression.
It is a turbulent state resulting in injuries and destruction etc. It also stands for extreme force.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 androc, 1 apoc-a, 1 aran-ix, 1 arg-n, 1 aur, 1 bell, 1 cact, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 led, 1 ven-m
CROSS REFERENCES
 Cruelty
 Ill-treatment
DREAMS VISIONARY
Visionary means having or showing clear ideas about what should happen or be done in the future,
Characterized by vision or foresight. Defined broadly, a visionary, is one who can envision the future.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aloe, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 2 anh, 1 ant-t, 1 arn, 1 ars, 2 bar-c, 1 bell, 3 BRY, 1 bufo, 2 calc, 1 calc-sil,
1 camph, 1 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1 coloc, 3 CON, 1 graph, 1 hell, 2 kali-c, 2 kali-n, 1 kali-sil, 2
lach, 1 lachn, 2 lyc, 1 meny, 1 merc, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nicc, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 2 op, 2 petr, 1
plan, 1 prun, 2 puls, 1 rheum, 1 sep, 2 sil, 2 spong, 2 stram, 1 sulph, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-o
CROSS REFERENCES
 Clairvoyant
 Fantastic
DREAMS VIVID
Of a picture, memory, etc., seeming like real life because it is very clear, bright, or detailed. It is
presented in clear and striking manner. Perceived or felt with the freshness of immediate experience,
Evoking lifelike images within the mind. It is like producing a strong or clear impression on the senses.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 agar, 1 alco, 1 all-s, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 3 ANAC, 1 androc, 1 ang, 1 ant-s, 1 ant-t, 1 aran-ix, 1 arg, 2
arg-n, 2 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-i, 1 ars-s-f, 1 ars-s-r, 1 asaf, 1 aster, 3 AUR, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-i, 3 AUR-S, 1 bamb-a,
1 bapt, 1 bar-acet, 1 bar-c, 1 bar-i, 1 bar-m, 1 bar-s, 2 bell, 1 bism, 1 brom, 1 bruc, 2 bry, 1 calad, 2 calc, 1
calc-acet, 1 calc-f, 1 calc-i, 2 calc-p, 1 calc-sil, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 2 carb-an, 3 CARB-V, 2
carbn-s, 1 carl, 2 cench, 2 cham, 2 chel, 1 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 chin-s, 1 choc, 1 chr-ac, 1 chr-o, 2 cic, 1 cinnb,
1 clem, 1 cob, 1 cob-n, 1 coc-c, 1 coca, 2 cocc, 2 coff, 1 colch, 1 coloc, 2 con, 1 croc, 2 cycl, 1 daph, 1 dig,
1 dios, 1 dros, 1 elaps, 1 esp-g, 1 euph, 2 ferr, 2 ferr-i, 1 ferr-p, 1 fl-ac, 1 form, 1 franz, 1 gast, 1 gins, 3
GRAPH, 1 guai, 1 ham, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrog, 2 hyos, 1 hyper, 1 ign, 1 ind, 1 indol, 2 iod, 1 ip, 1 jug-c, 1 kali-
ar, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-cy, 1 kali-n, 1 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 1 lach, 1 lact, 2 lam, 1 laur, 1
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led, 1 lipp, 1 lob, 3 LYC, 2 m-arct, 1 m-aust, 1 m-p-a, 2 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-s, 2 mang, 1 meny, 1
meph, 2 merc, 1 merc-c, 1 merc-s, 1 mesm, 1 mez, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 naja, 1 nat-ar, 2 nat-c, 3 NAT-M,
2 nat-p, 3 NAT-SIL, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 ol-j, 1 op, 1 orig, 1 ox-ac, 2 ozone, 1 paeon, 2 petr, 2 ph-
ac, 3 PHOS, 1 phys, 1 pin-s, 1 plan, 1 plat, 1 psil, 1 psor, 1 ptel, 2 puls, 1 pyrog, 1 rad-br, 1 ran-b, 1 ran-s,
1 raph, 2 rheum, 1 rhod, 3 RHUS-T, 1 rhus-v, 1 rumx, 2 ruta, 2 sabad, 1 samb, 1 senec, 2 sep, 3 SIL, 1 sin-
a, 1 sin-n, 1 spig, 1 spirae, 1 squil, 2 stann, 1 staph, 1 stram, 2 stront-c, 1 sul-i, 3 SULPH, 1 sumb, 1 tab, 1
tarax, 2 teucr, 1 thuj, 1 til, 1 tub, 1 valer, 1 verat, 1 verat-v, 1 viol-t, 1 visc, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p, 1 zing
DULLNESS, SLUGGISHNESS, DIFFICULTY OF THINKING AND COMPREHENDING
The term Dullness signifies slow and difficult comprehension. It is the state of sluggishness in perceiving
a thought, obscurity of thinking and understanding. It is the status of not able to understand or react to
what is happening. Dullness denotes slow in understanding something.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abies-n, 1 abrot, 1 absin, 1 acet-ac, 2 acon, 1 aconin, 1 act-sp, 1 aesc, 1 aesc-g, 1 aeth, 1 aether, 2 agar,
1 agn, 1 ail, 1 alco, 1 alet, 1 alf, 1 all-c, 2 aloe, 2 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-c, 2 am-m, 2 ambr, 1
aml-n, 2 ammc, 1 amor-r, 1 amyg-am, 2 anac, 1 anan, 1 androc, 1 ang, 1 anh, 1 ant-c, 2 ant-t, 2 apis, 1
apoc, 1 apom, 1 aq-mar, 1 arag, 1 aran, 2 arg, 3 ARG-N, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-h, 1 ars-i, 1 arum-i, 1 arund, 2
asaf, 1 asar, 1 asc-t, 1 aster, 1 atro, 1 aur, 1 aur-m-n, 1 aur-s, 2 aven, 1 bac, 1 bad, 1 bamb-a, 3 BAPT, 3
BAR-C, 1 bar-i, 3 BAR-M, 3 BELL, 1 bell-p, 1 berb, 1 bism, 1 bol, 1 bor, 2 bov, 1 bran, 1 brom, 3 BRY, 1
bufo, 1 cact, 1 cadm-s, 1 caj, 1 calad, 3 CALC, 1 calc-acet, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-caust, 1 calc-i, 3 CALC-P, 3
CALC-S, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 2 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-ac, 3 CARB-AN, 3 CARB-V, 1 carbn-
o, 2 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 card-m, 1 carl, 1 cast, 1 caul, 2 caust, 1 cedr, 1 cent, 1 cere-b, 2 cham, 2 chel, 1
chim, 2 chin, 1 chin-ar, 2 chin-s, 1 chlf, 1 chlol, 1 chlor, 1 chr-ac, 2 cic, 1 cimic, 1 cimx, 1 cinnb, 2 clem, 1
coc-c, 1 coca, 2 cocc, 1 coch, 1 cod, 1 coff, 2 colch, 1 coloc, 1 com, 2 con, 1 conin, 2 cop, 2 corn, 1 cortico,
1 cortiso, 1 cot, 1 croc, 2 crot-h, 1 croto-t, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 cupr-ar, 1 cur, 1 cycl, 1 cypr, 1 dam, 1
des-ac, 2 dig, 1 dios, 1 dros, 1 dubin, 1 dulc, 1 dys-co, 1 echi, 1 epil, 1 equis, 1 ery-a, 1 esp-g, 1 eucal, 1
eug, 1 euon, 1 eup-per, 1 eup-pur, 1 euphr, 1 fago, 3 FERR, 1 ferr-i, 1 ferr-ma, 1 ferr-p, 2 ferr-pic, 1 fl-ac,
1 foll, 1 form, 2 form-ac, 1 gad, 1 galv, 3 GELS, 1 gent-l, 1 germ, 1 get, 1 gins, 2 glon, 1 glyc, 1 glyc-g, 1
gran, 3 GRAPH, 1 grat, 3 GUAI, 1 guare, 1 gymn, 1 haem, 1 halo, 1 ham, 3 HELL, 1 helon, 2 hep, 1 hipp, 1
hir, 1 hist, 1 hura, 2 hydr, 2 hydr-ac, 1 hydro-c, 1 hydrog, 3 HYOS, 1 hyper, 1 iber, 1 ign, 1 ind, 1 indg, 1
indol, 1 iod, 1 ip, 1 irid, 1 iris, 1 jab, 1 jac, 1 jug-c, 1 juni-c, 1 kali-bi, 3 KALI-BR, 3 KALI-C, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-i,
1 kali-n, 2 kali-p, 2 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 1 kalm, 2 kreos, 1 lac-c, 3 LACH, 1 lachn, 1 lact, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-gr-m, 3
LAUR, 1 lec, 1 led, 1 lepi, 1 lept, 1 lil-t, 1 lim, 1 lina, 1 linu-u, 1 lob, 1 lob-s, 3 LYC, 1 lycps, 2 lyss, 2 m-arct,
1 m-aust, 1 macrin, 1 mag-c, 2 mag-m, 1 mag-p, 1 mag-s, 1 maland, 1 manc, 1 mand, 1 mang, 1 mangi, 1
med, 2 meli, 1 menis, 1 menth, 1 meny, 1 meph, 2 merc, 2 merc-c, 1 merc-i-r, 1 merc-p, 1 merc-s, 1 merl,
2 mez, 1 mill, 1 mit, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 myric, 1 nabal, 1 naja, 3 NAT-AR, 3 NAT-C, 3 NAT-M, 2 nat-p, 2
nat-s, 1 nat-sil, 1 nicc, 1 nicot, 2 nit-ac, 1 nitro-o, 3 NUX-M, 2 nux-v, 1 nym, 1 ol-an, 2 olnd, 3 OP, 1 osm,
1 ox-ac, 1 ozone, 1 par, 1 paull, 1 ped, 1 pen, 1 penic, 2 petr, 3 PH-AC, 3 PHOS, 1 phys, 1 phyt, 3 PIC-AC,
1 pip-m, 1 pisc, 1 pitu-a, 1 plan, 1 plat, 3 PLB, 1 plect, 1 podo, 1 psil, 2 psor, 1 ptel, 3 PULS, 1 puls-n, 1
rad-br, 1 raja-s, 1 ran-b, 1 ran-s, 1 raph, 2 rauw, 1 rheum, 2 rhod, 1 rhus-g, 2 rhus-t, 1 rhus-v, 1 ruta, 1
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sabad, 1 sabin, 1 sac-l, 1 sal-ac, 1 salx-n, 1 salx-p, 1 samb, 1 sang, 1 sant, 1 sapin, 1 saroth, 1 sarr, 2 sars,
1 scut, 2 sec, 2 sel, 3 SENEG, 3 SEP, 1 serp, 3 SIL, 1 sin-n, 1 sol-m, 1 sol-n, 2 spig, 1 spira, 2 spong, 1 squil,
1 stach, 2 stann, 3 STAPH, 1 stel, 1 still, 2 stram, 1 stront-c, 1 stry, 1 stry-val, 1 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 1 sulfa, 1
sulfon, 3 SULPH, 1 sumb, 1 syc-co, 2 syph, 2 tab, 1 tarax, 2 tarent, 1 tell, 2 ter, 1 teucr, 1 thala, 1 ther, 2
thuj, 3 THYR, 1 til, 1 tinos, 1 trif-p, 3 TUB, 1 tung, 1 upa, 1 uran-n, 1 urea, 1 urt-u, 1 ust, 1 uva, 1 valer, 2
verat, 1 verb, 1 vib, 1 viol-o, 1 viol-t, 1 vip, 1 xero, 3 ZINC, 3 ZINC-P, 1 zinc-val, 2 zing
CROSS REFERENCES
 Comprehension difficult
 Confusion
 Ennui
 Ideas deficiency
 Idiocy
 Indifference
 Mental effort inability to
 Mental exertion aversion
 Morose
 Prostration of
 Reflecting unable to reflect
 Senses dullness of
 Slowness
 Sluggishness
 Stupefaction
 Stupidity
 Thinking aversion to
 Torpor
 Understand questions do not
 Unobserving
 Work aversion to mental
 Face expression to stupid
 Face expression vacant
 Gen Lassitude
 Gen Sluggishness
 Gen Weariness
DWELLS ON PAST DISAGREEABLE OCCURENCES
The above rubric is of significance in persons who anxiously or moodily think about something
unpleasant that had happened in the past. Here the individual inhabits on those disagreeable memories.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 am-c, 1 ambr, 1 arg-n, 1 asar, 1 benz-n, 1 calc, 1 caust, 2 cham, 2 chin, 1 cob-n, 2 cocc, 2 con, 1 cop, 1
form, 1 glon, 1 goss, 1 graph, 1 hep, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 2 ign, 1 kali-c, 2 kali-p, 1 kiss, 1 lil-t, 1 luna, 1 lyc, 1
med, 1 meny, 1 mez, 3 NAT-M, 1 nit-ac, 1 op, 1 opun-a, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 2 plat, 1 psor, 1 rhus-t, 1 sars, 2
sep, 1 spong, 1 staph, 2 sulph, 1 syph, 1 thuj, 1 verat, 1 visc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Brooding
 Complaining offenses
 Del Images dwell upon, past to present
 Grief offences long past
 Inconsolable
 Indignation
 Thought disagreeable
 Thought past of the
 Thoughts persistent unpleasant subject haunted by
 Past disagreeable events about
 Thoughts unpleasant
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ECCENTRICITY
In popular usage, eccentricity (also called quirkiness or kookiness) refers to unusual or odd behavior on
the part of an individual. This behavior would typically be perceived as unusual or unnecessary, without
being demonstrably maladaptive. Eccentricity is contrasted with "normal" behavior, the nearly universal
means by which individuals in society solve given problems and pursue certain priorities in everyday life.
People who consistently display benignly eccentric behavior are labeled as "eccentrics". It is a Strange
and unconventional behavior. Eccentricity implies Deviation from what is ordinary or customary, as in
conduct or manner; oddity; unconventionality. It is an act or habit that is strange or unusual.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aesc, 1 agn, 1 alco, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 1 ang, 1 apis, 1 arg-n, 1 ars, 1 ars-h, 2 asar, 1 asc-t, 2 bell, 1 bufo, 1
calc, 2 cann-i, 1 caust, 2 cina, 1 cocc, 1 coff, 1 coff-t, 2 coloc, 1 cub, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 cupr-ar, 1 cycl,
1 ery-m, 1 form, 1 gamb, 1 hell, 1 hoit, 1 hyos, 1 iodof, 1 kali-c, 1 lac-ac, 3 LACH, 1 lact, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 1
merc, 1 muru, 1 nat-m, 1 nitro-o, 1 nux-v, 2 op, 1 petr, 2 plb, 1 puls, 1 raja-s, 1 sang, 1 sel, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1
spig, 1 stram, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulph, 1 sumb, 2 tarent, 1 teucr, 1 thea, 1 valer, 1 verat, 1 verat-v, 1 verb, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Affectation
 Capriciousness
 Cheerfulness eccentric
 Extra vagrancy
 Ideas exaggerated
 Whimsical
ECSTASY
Ecstasy is the highest degree of joy. It is a state in which the mind is arrested and fixed, or, as we say,
lost. Ecstasy is a state in which the functions of the senses are suspended by the contemplation of some
extraordinary or supernatural object or say a state of being overpowered by emotion, as by joy, grief, or
passion.
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Ecstasy is a subjective experience of total involvement of the subject, with an object of his or her
awareness. Total involvement with an object of interest is not an ordinary experience because of being
aware of other objects, thus ecstasy is an example of an altered state of consciousness characterized by
diminished awareness of other objects or the total lack of the awareness of surroundings and everything
around the object. For instance, if one is concentrating on a physical task, then one might cease to be
aware of any intellectual thoughts. On the other hand, making a spirit journey in an ecstatic trance
involves the cessation of voluntary bodily movement.
For the duration of the ecstasy the ecstatic is out of touch with ordinary life and is capable neither of
communication with other people nor of undertaking normal actions. The experience is usually brief in
physical time. Subjective perception of time, space and/or self may strongly change or disappear during
ecstasy. The word is also used to refer to any heightened state of consciousness or intensely pleasant
experience. It is also used more specifically to denote states of awareness of non-ordinary mental
spaces, which may be perceived as spiritual (the latter type of ecstasy often takes the form of religious
ecstasy).
From a psychological perspective, ecstasy is a loss of self-control and sometimes a temporary loss of
consciousness.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 ACON, 1 aether, 2 agar, 1 agn, 1 am-c, 1 androc, 1 ang, 2 anh, 2 ant-c, 1 apis, 1 arn, 1 astra-e, 1 bell, 1
berb, 1 bry, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 3 CANN-S, 1 canth, 1 carb-v, 1 carbn-h, 1 cast, 1 cham, 1 chin, 2 cic, 1
cinnb, 1 coca, 2 cocc, 2 coff, 1 croc, 1 crot-h, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-am-s, 1 cur, 1 cypr, 1 ery-a, 1 fl-ac, 1 hyos, 2
ign, 1 iod, 1 jatr, 1 keroso, 1 kres, 2 lach, 1 laur, 1 lyss, 1 nit-ac, 1 nitro-o, 1 nux-m, 1 olnd, 2 op, 1 ph-ac,
3 PHOS, 1 pic-ac, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 puls, 1 sabad, 1 sel, 1 senec, 1 sil, 1 stann, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1
sumb, 1 thea, 1 valer, 2 verat
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CROSS REFERENCES
 A/f joy excessive

 Amorous
 Excitement
 Exaltation
 Exhilaration
 Joy
 Loquacity ecstasy
 Moon light mental symptom amel
 Sentimental ecstasy love
EFFEMINATE
Effeminacy describes traits in a human male, that are more often associated with traditional feminine
nature, behaviour, mannerisms, style or gender roles rather than masculine nature, behaviour,
mannerisms, style or roles.
It is a term frequently applied to womanly behavior, demeanor, style and appearance displayed by a
male, typically used implying criticism or ridicule of this behaviour (as opposed to, for example, merely
describing a male as feminine, which is non-judgmental). The term effeminate is most often used by
people who subscribe to the conventional view that males should conform to traditional masculine
traits and behaviours. Effeminacy comes from the Latin, ex which is "out," and femina which means
woman; it means "to be like a woman." Having qualities or characters more often associated with
women than men. Effeminate implies Womanish softness and weakness. It is having traits, tastes,
habits, etc., traditionally considered feminine, as softness or delicacy.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 calc, 1 lyc, 2 plat, 3 PULS, 1 sil
EGOITISM, SELF-ESTEEM
Egotism is a feeling of having respect for yourself and your abilities, respect for or a favorable opinion of
oneself. It is a realistic respect for or favorable impression of oneself; self-respect. Self-esteem is a term
in psychology to reflect a person's overall evaluation or appraisal of his or her own worth. It is the
feeling of pride in yourself. Synonyms or near-synonyms of self-esteem include: self-worth, self-regard,
self-respect, and self-integrity.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 act-sp, 1 agar, 1 alco, 1 anac, 1 anan, 1 androc, 1 arn, 1 aur, 1 bufo, 2 calc, 1 cic, 1 cimic, 1 croto-t, 1
cur, 1 hydrog, 2 lach, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lap-mar-c, 2 lyc, 1 med, 1 merc, 1 nux-v, 2 pall, 1 par, 1 phos, 3 PLAT,
2 sil, 1 staph, 1 stram, 2 sulph, 2 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 A/f honour wounded

 A/f indignation
 A/f mortification
 A/f scorn being scorned
 Contemptuous
 Del insulted
 Dictatorial
 Haughty
 Impatience
 Indignation
 Loquacity self satisfied
 Presumptuous
 Power love of
 Selfishness Egotism
 Suggestion will not receive
 Talking pleasure in his own
 Vanity
ELATED
Elated implies to raise the spirits of or make very proud, happy, or joyful. It is to make exultantly proud
and joyful. Elated denotes the state of very happy or proud, jubilant, and in high spirits.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 caust, 1 chlor, 1 coca, 1 ery-a, 1 fl-ac, 1 hydrog, 1 iodof, 1 kali-p, 1 merc-i-f, 1 nux-m, 1 ox-ac, 1 ozone, 1
plat, 1 senec, 1 sul-ac, 1 teucr, 1 valer, 1 visc
CROSS REFERENCES

 Buoyancy
 Cheerfulness
 Contented
 Exaltation
 Exhilaration
 Exultant
 Happy
 High spirited
 Jesting
 Joy
 Laughing
 Mirth
 Merry
 Mood agreeable
 Optimistic
 Play desire
 Pleasure
 Smiling
 Vivacious
 Witty
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ELEGANCE, want of
Elegance is a synonym for beauty that has come to acquire the additional connotations of unusual
effectiveness and simplicity. It is frequently used as a standard of tastefulness particularly in the areas of
visual design, decoration, the sciences, and the esthetics of mathematics. Elegant things exhibit refined
grace and dignified propriety. If you describe a person or thing as elegant, you mean that they are
pleasing and graceful in appearance or style. It is a refined quality of gracefulness and good taste.
“Want of: Lacking "taste" in regard to dress; not careful in regard to seeking a pleasing effect from one's
clothing”. Thus Elegance wants of means he is deficient of elegant qualities.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 caps, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 sil, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Tastelessness
ELEVATION, mental
It is the event of mind being raised upward .
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 cinnb, 1 crot-h, 1 op
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ELOQUENT
Here the person has fluency of speak and having a good command over language and diction. Eloquence
is fluent, forcible, elegant or persuasive speaking. It is primarily the power of expressing strong emotions
in striking and appropriate language, thereby producing conviction or persuasion. The term is also used
for writing in a fluent style.
Thus, being eloquent is having the ability to project words fluidly out of the mouth and the ability to
understand and command the language in such a way that one employs a graceful style coupled with
the power of persuasion, or just being extremely graceful in the interpretation of communication.
Having or showing the ability to use language clearly and effectively. It is the quality of artistry and
persuasiveness in speech or writing.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 cann-s, 1 lachn, 1 op
CROSS REFERENCES
 Loquacity
 Speech fluent
EMBARRASSMENT
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 ambr, 2 bar-c, 1 carb-v, 1 chin, 1 dig, 1 ferr, 1 gels, 1 germ, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 1 kali-br, 2 merc, 1
op, 1 phos, 1 sulph, 1 tarent
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ashamed
 Awkwardness timidity from
 Timidity public appearance in
EMBITTERED exasperated
Embittered is to arise bitter feeling in - End result of long continued ill feeling and bitterness. It is to
cause bitter feelings in. The above rubric says a state which Causes to be bitter or resentful.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ambr, 1 ang, 1 ars, 1 ign, 1 mang, 1 nit-ac, 1 puls, 1 seq-s, 1 sulph, 1 valer
CROSS REFERENCES
 Sadness bitter
EMBRACES
Embracing is an act of to clasp or hold close with the arms, usually as an expression of affection.
Although embrace and hug each describe holding another person in your arms, embrace usually
suggests deeper or stronger feelings than hug does.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 2 phos, 1 plat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Caress
 Caressed
 Clinging
 Holding
 Kisses every one
ENVY
Envy (also called invidiousness) is best defined as a resentful emotion that "occurs when a person lacks
another's (perceived) superior quality, achievement or possession and wishes that the other lacked it."
The feeling of wanting to have what someone else has. A feeling of discontent and resentment aroused
by and in conjunction with desire for the possessions or qualities of another. It is a feeling of discontent
or covetousness with regard to another's advantages, success, possessions, etc.
Envy" and "jealousy" are often used interchangeably, but in standard usage they stand for two distinctly
different emotions. Jealousy is the result or fear of losing someone or something that one is attached to
or possesses to another person (the transfer of a lover's affections in the typical form), while envy is the
resentment caused by another person having something that one does not have, but desires for oneself.
In its simplest form, then, envy involves two people, and jealousy three people, but of course it is
possible to be envious of more than one individual at any given time. Envy may involve wanting the
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beauty, wealth, abilities or socioeconomic status of another individual or group. Jealousy relates to that
which I hold dear and wish to conserve; envy to that thing which I desire for myself, or would wish to
deny my rival.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 ars, 1 bry, 1 calc, 1 cench, 1 chin, 1 cub, 1 cur, 1 germ, 1 hell, 1 lach, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 lil-
t, 1 lyc, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 1 ph-ac, 2 plat, 2 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 sac-alb, 1 sarr, 1 sep, 1 spig,
1 stann, 2 staph, 1 sulph, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Avarice
 Jealousy
 Sadness on seeing others
 Selfishness egoism
EMOTIONS controlled by the intellect, need to be
Here the emotions are so much intense that they have taken a total control over the body, and the
behavior of the person is dominated by the emotions. In such circumstances the emotions are to be
balanced by the use of intellect. Those are then needed to be controlled by the intellect.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 plb, 1 valer, 2 viol-o
EUPHORIA
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Euphoria is medically recognized as a mental and emotional condition in which a person experiences
intense feelings of well-being, elation, happiness, ecstasy, excitement, and joy. Technically, euphoria is
an effect, but the term is often colloquially used to define emotion as an intense state of transcendent
happiness combined with an overwhelming sense of contentment. It has also been defined as an
"affective state of exaggerated well-being or elation." Euphoria is generally considered to be an
exaggerated physical and psychological state. Some natural behaviors, such as activities resulting in
orgasm, love, or the triumph of an athlete, can induce brief states of euphoria
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 androc, 1 ange-s, 1 anh, 1 aran-ix, 1 asar, 1 chloram, 1 cob-n, 1 cortiso, 1 dicha, 1 germ, 1 hydro-c, 1
kres, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 mand, 2 ozone, 1 palo, 1 perh, 1 thyr
CROSS REFERENCES
 Blissful
 Deeds feel as if he could do great
 Del creative power has
 Del great person is
 Ecstasy
 Exaltation
 Excitement
 Exhilaration
 Fancies exaltation of
 Plans make great
 Tranquillity
EXTRAVAGANCE
Extravagance is given to lavish or imprudent expenditure exceeding reasonable bounds. It is the act or
practice of spending a lot of money. It is wasteful or careless spending much more than is necessary or
wise.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 ang, 2 bell, 1 calc, 1 cann-i, 2 carb-v, 1 cast, 2 caust, 1 chin, 1 chin-s, 2 con, 1
croc, 1 iod, 1 lach, 1 merc, 2 nat-m, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1 paull, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phel, 1 plat, 1 sep, 1
stram, 1 sulph, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Fear Extravagance of
 Laughing extravagance
 Speech extravagance
 Squanders money
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 Vanity
EXTROVERTED
Extroverted is a disposition of outgoing, comfortable in social interactions. It means that they are at ease
in talking to others. Extraversion is "the act, state, or habit of being predominantly concerned with and
obtaining gratification from what is outside the self". Extraverts tend to enjoy human interactions and to
be enthusiastic, talkative, assertive, and gregarious. They take pleasure in activities that involve large
social gatherings, such as parties, community activities, public demonstrations, and business or political
groups. Politics, teaching, sales, managing and brokering are fields that favor extraversion. An
extroverted person is likely to enjoy time spent with people and find less reward in time spent alone.
They tend to be energized when around other people, and they are more prone to boredom when they
are by themselves.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 alum, 1 arg-n, 1 arist-cl, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 bov, 1 carc, 1 cimic, 1 hydrc, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 1 kali-p, 1
lac-c, 2 lach, 1 lyc, 1 med, 1 nux-v, 1 orig, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 staph, 2 sulph, 1 tarent
CROSS REFERENCES
 Communicative
 Excitement
 Expansive
 Loquacity
EXUBERANCE
Exuberance is abounding in vigor and high spirits; full of vitality. It implies full of unrestrained
enthusiasm or joy. It means effusively and almost uninhibitedly enthusiastic; lavishly abundant.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum-p, 1 am-c, 1 ant-t, 2 bell, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 cast, 1 caust, 1 chin-s, 1 croc, 1 iod, 1 lyc, 1 mit, 1
petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phel, 1 plat, 3 STANN, 1 stram, 1 sumb, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES

 Buoyancy
 Cheerfulness
 Contented
 Ecstasy
 Exciting
 Exaltation
 Eccentricity
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 Exultant
 Good humor
 Happy
 High Spirited
 Jesting
 Joy
 Laughing
 Mirth
 Merry
 Mood agreeable
 Optimistic
 Play desire to
 Pleasure
 Smiling
 Vivacious
 Witty
ENNUI, tedium, boredum
Boredom is an emotional state experienced when an individual is not interested in their surroundings or
available activities. An unpleasant, transient affective state in which the individual feels a pervasive lack
of interest in and difficulty concentrating on the current activity Boredom is a condition characterized by
perception of one's environment as dull, tedious, and lacking in stimulation. This can result from leisure
and a lack of aesthetic interests. It is a sense of apathy and lassitude brought about by either societal or
personal stagnation. It is listlessness and dissatisfaction resulting from lack of interest.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 acon, 1 agar, 2 alum, 1 alumn, 1 ambr, 1 amph, 1 androc, 1 ars, 1 aur, 1 aur-m, 1 bamb-a, 1 bar-c, 1
berb, 1 bor, 1 cahin, 1 calc, 1 camph, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-an, 1 cere-s, 1 chin, 1 choc, 1 clem, 1 con, 1
croc, 1 cupr, 1 cur, 1 cycl, 1 elaps, 1 ferr, 1 germ, 1 graph, 1 hura, 1 hydr, 1 hydrc, 2 hydrog, 1 ign, 1 ip, 1
kali-bi, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-n, 1 kiss, 1 lac-h, 1 lach, 1 laur, 1 led, 1 lil-t, 2 lyc, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 manc, 3
MERC, 1 mez, 1 mosch, 2 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 ozone, 1 paull, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 pip-
m, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 ran-b, 1 rhus-t, 1 sec, 2 spig, 1 spira, 1 sulph, 1 tarent, 1 tub, 1 ven-m, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Boredom
 Disgust everything with
 Dullness
 Exertion mental agg
 Ideas deficiency of
 Mental exertion agg
 Pessimist
 Prostration of mind
 Time fritters away his
 Wearisome
 Weary of life
 Work aversion mental
 Gen Lassitude
 Gen- Sluggishness
 Gen- Weariness
ENEMY
An enemy or foe is a relativist term for an entity, whether an individual or a group, that is seen as
forcefully adverse or threatening. The term "enemy" serves the social function of designating a
particular entity as a threat, thereby invoking an intense emotional response to that entity. The state of
being or having an enemy is enmity.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 merc, 1 plat, 2 puls
CROSS REFERENCES
 Del everyone is an
 Del perused enemies by
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 Enemies
ENTHUSIASM
Enthusiasm is a great excitement for or interest in a subject or cause. It is overflowing with eager
enjoyment or approval. It is a strong excitement about something or a strong feeling of active interest in
something that you like or enjoy.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 med, 1 nitro-o, 1 phos, 1 sumb
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ardent
 Optimism
EXCLUSIVE TOO
If you describe someone as exclusive, you mean that it is limited to people who belong to a high social
class and is therefore not available to everyone. Exclusive is something which is Available to only one
person or group, only allowing in people from a high social class. Exclusive typically means not with
other things or not including other things.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 calc, 1 nat-m, 1 plat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Haughty
EXERTION
Exertion is a concept describing the use of physical or perceived energy. It normally connotates a
strenuous or costly effort related to physical, muscular, philosophical actions and work. It is the use of
physical or mental energy; hard work. Exertion means an expenditure of physical or mental effort.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
EVIL TO OTHERS, WISHES
The above rubric implies Causing harm or injury to others. It is the wish that which causes harm or
destruction or misfortune to others.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 nat-c
EXCITEMENT
Excitement is the state of being excited (emotionally aroused). It is being in a state of higher energy.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abrot, 1 absin, 1 acet-ac, 3 ACON, 1 aeth, 1 aether, 1 agar, 1 agar-st, 1 agav-t, 1 agn, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1
alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 1 alumn, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 am-val, 1 ambr, 1 ammc, 1 amyg-am, 2 anac, 1 anag, 1
anan, 1 androc, 1 ang, 2 anh, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-s, 1 ant-t, 1 anthr, 1 ap-g, 2 apis, 1 apoc, 1 apom, 1 arg, 3
ARG-N, 2 arn, 2 ars, 2 ars-h, 2 ars-i, 1 ars-s-f, 1 art-v, 1 arum-t, 2 asaf, 2 asar, 1 aspar, 1 astac, 1 aster, 1
atha, 1 atra-r, 1 atro, 3 AUR, 1 aur-ar, 2 aur-i, 2 aur-m, 3 AUR-S, 1 ba-sv, 1 bac, 1 bad, 1 bapt, 1 bar-acet,
1 bar-c, 3 BELL, 1 bell-p, 1 benz-ac, 1 benz-n, 1 berb, 1 bond, 1 bor, 1 bov, 1 brom, 2 bruc, 2 bry, 1 bufo, 1
but-ac, 1 cact, 1 cadm-s, 1 calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-br, 2 calc-p, 2 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 2 camph, 1
camph-br, 2 cann-i, 3 CANN-S, 2 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-ac, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 carbn-h, 2 carbn-s, 1 carc,
2 carl, 1 cast, 1 caul, 2 caust, 1 cean, 1 cedr, 1 ceph, 3 CHAM, 2 chel, 2 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 chin-s, 1 chlf, 1
chlol, 1 chlor, 1 choc, 1 chrysan, 2 cic, 3 CIMIC, 1 cina, 1 cinnb, 1 cist, 1 cit-v, 1 clem, 2 cob, 1 cob-n, 1
coc-c, 1 coca, 1 cocain, 1 cocc, 2 coch, 1 cod, 3 COFF, 1 coff-t, 1 coffin, 1 colch, 3 COLL, 1 coloc, 1 con, 1
convo-s, 1 cop, 1 cori-r, 1 cortiso, 1 cot, 1 croc, 1 crot-h, 1 cryp, 1 cub, 2 cupr, 1 cupr-ar, 1 cycl, 2 cypr, 1
cyt-l, 2 daph, 2 dig, 1 digin, 1 dor, 1 dros, 1 dubin, 1 dys-co, 1 elaps, 1 eucal, 1 eug, 1 eup-per, 2 ferr, 1
ferr-ar, 1 ferr-i, 2 ferr-p, 1 fl-ac, 1 foll, 1 form, 1 gaert, 1 gast, 2 gels, 1 germ, 2 glon, 1 goss, 1 gran, 3
GRAPH, 1 guare, 1 ham, 1 hell, 1 helon, 2 hep, 1 hipp, 1 hoit, 1 hura, 1 hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrog, 3 HYOS,
1 hyosin, 1 hyper, 1 iber, 2 ign, 1 ind, 1 indg, 2 iod, 1 iodof, 1 jug-r, 2 kali-ar, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-bit, 3 KALI-
BR, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 3 KALI-I, 1 kali-m, 1 kali-n, 2 kali-p, 2 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 1 kalm, 1 kreos, 1 kres, 3 LAC-
C, 3 LACH, 1 lachn, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lappa, 1 laur, 2 lec, 1 lil-t, 2 lith-c, 1 lob, 2 lol, 1 luna, 2 lyc, 2
lycps, 1 lyss, 1 m-arct, 1 m-aust, 1 mag-c, 2 mag-m, 1 mag-p, 1 mag-s, 1 mand, 1 mang, 1 mate, 1 med, 1
menis, 1 meph, 2 merc, 2 merc-c, 1 merc-d, 1 merc-p, 1 merl, 1 meth-ae-ae, 1 mez, 1 mill, 1 morg, 1
morph, 3 MOSCH, 1 mur-ac, 1 mygal, 1 myric, 1 myris, 2 naja, 1 nat-ar, 2 nat-c, 3 NAT-M, 1 nat-p, 1 nat-
s, 1 nat-sil, 1 nep, 3 NIT-AC, 1 nitro-o, 1 nux-m, 3 NUX-V, 1 oena, 1 ol-j, 1 olnd, 3 OP, 1 ox-ac, 1 ozone, 1
paeon, 1 pall, 1 palo, 1 par, 1 passi, 1 paull, 2 petr, 3 PH-AC, 1 phel, 1 phenob, 3 PHOS, 1 phys, 1 pic-ac, 1
pin-s, 1 pip-m, 1 pisc, 1 plan, 2 plat, 1 plb, 1 plect, 2 podo, 1 pop, 1 prot, 1 prun, 2 psor, 3 PULS, 1 pyre-p,
1 pyrog, 1 rad-br, 1 ran-b, 1 ran-s, 1 raph, 1 rauw, 1 reser, 1 rheum, 1 rhod, 1 rhus-t, 1 rob, 1 rumx, 1
sabad, 1 sal-ac, 1 samb, 1 sang, 1 sant, 1 saroth, 1 sars, 1 scut, 1 sec, 1 sel, 1 senec, 1 seneg, 2 sep, 2 sil, 3
SOL, 2 spig, 2 spong, 2 stann, 3 STAPH, 2 stram, 1 stront-c, 1 stroph, 3 STRY, 2 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 2 sulph, 1
sumb, 1 tab, 2 tarent, 1 tela, 1 tell, 2 ter, 1 tere-ch, 2 teucr, 2 thal, 2 thea, 1 ther, 1 thiop, 2 thuj, 1 thyr, 1
thyreotr, 1 torul, 1 tril-c, 1 tub, 1 tub-k, 1 v-a-b, 2 valer, 2 verat, 1 verat-v, 1 verb, 2 viol-o, 1 viol-t, 1 vip,
1 voes, 1 wild, 1 xan, 1 zinc, 3 ZINC-P, 1 zinc-val, 1 ziz
CROSS REFERENCES
 Agitation ailment from anticipation

 Ailments from excitement
 Ailments from excitement emotional
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 Alcoholism excitement
 Emotions
 Entertainment
 Exaltation
 Ecstasy
 Euphoria
 Giggling
 High spirited
 Jesting
 Laughing
 Play desire to
 Restlessness nervousness
 Vivacious
 Abdomen apprehension
 Bladder apprehension
 Chest apprehension
 Face discoloration red excitement
 Cough nervous
 Stomach apprehension
EXHILARATION
It is a feeling of great happiness and excitement, Exhilaration is a type of "Thrill". It is to cause to feel
happily refreshed and energetic.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 1 acon, 1 aesc, 1 aether, 2 agar, 1 agar-se, 1 agn, 1 alco, 1 alf, 1 allox, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 ammc, 1
anac, 1 anag, 1 androc, 1 ang, 1 ant-c, 1 arg, 1 arg-n, 1 arist-cl, 1 arn, 1 ars-h, 1 arum-d, 1 asar, 1 asc-t, 2
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bell, 1 bor, 1 bov, 1 calc-f, 1 camph, 3 CANN-I, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-ac, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 2
carbn-s, 1 cean, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 chin-s, 1 cimic, 2 cinnb, 1 clem, 1 cob, 2 coca, 1 cocc, 1 cod, 3
COFF, 1 colch, 1 coll, 1 cortico, 1 cortiso, 1 cot, 2 croc, 1 cub, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-ar, 1 cycl, 1 cypr, 1 erio, 1
eucal, 1 eug, 2 fl-ac, 2 form, 1 gels, 2 graph, 1 hydr, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 1 iod, 1 iodof, 2 kali-br, 1
kali-n, 1 lac-ac, 3 LACH, 1 lap-c-b, 1 laur, 1 lil-t, 1 lyss, 1 mand, 1 med, 1 meny, 1 mez, 1 myric, 1 nitro-o,
1 nux-v, 3 OP, 2 ox-ac, 1 ozone, 1 pall, 1 phel, 1 phos, 1 phys, 2 pip-m, 1 plat, 1 sabad, 1 sang, 1 scut, 1
sec, 1 seneg, 1 sep, 1 spig, 1 spong, 2 stram, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulfa, 1 sulph, 1 sumb, 1 tanac, 3 TARENT, 1
teucr, 1 thea, 1 thlaspi, 1 thuj, 1 valer, 1 verat, 1 visc, 1 zinc, 1 ziz
CROSS REFERENCES

 Buoyancy
 Cheerfulness
 Contented
 Ecstasy
 Exciting
 Exaltation
 Eccentricity
 Exultant
 Good humor
 Happy
 High Spirited
 Jesting
 Joy
 Laughing
 Mirth
 Merry
 Mood agreeable
 Optimistic
 Play desire to
 Pleasure
 Smiling
 Vivacious
 Witty
ESTRANGED
Estranged is to turn away in feeling or affection; make unfriendly or hostile; alienate the affections of
(family, from): "Alienated (in affections); turned from kindness to indifference or malevolence." This is
the rubric for those who say that they feel alienated from their family or find it undesirable or
impossible to maintain familiar relations with them. It is a feeling of alienation from people in general.
Estranged is having become a stranger, of one who formerly was close, as a relative, friend, lover, or
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spouse. These refer to disruption of a bond of love, friendship, or loyalty. Estrange and alienate are
often used with reference to two persons whose harmonious relationship has been replaced by hostility
or indifference
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 am-c, 1 anac, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 choc, 1 con, 1 hep, 1 hydrog, 1 lap-c-b, 2 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 2 nit-ac, 1
nux-v, 1 phos, 1 plat, 1 psor, 2 sep, 1 staph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Approach aversion
 Aversion husband to
 Aversion family members
 Aversion mother parents wife etc
 Children dislike her own
 Children fly from his own
 Del belongs to her own family does not
 Del deserted forsaken
 Del disgraced that she is
 Del repudiated by relatives
 Del husband things she not her
 Escape attempts to family and children
 Forsakes children
 Indifference family
 Indifference loved one
 Mocking relatives
 Sadness aversion to see his own children
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FANATICISM
Fanaticism is a belief or behavior involving uncritical zeal, particularly for an extreme religious or
political cause or in some cases sports, or with an obsessive enthusiasm for a pastime or hobby. The
subject of the fanatic's obsession may be "normal", such as an interest in religion or politics, except that
the scale of the person's involvement, devotion, or obsession with the activity or cause is abnormal or
disproportionate. It is very strong religious or political beliefs that make someone behave in an
unreasonable way.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aur-ar, 1 bell, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 con, 1 cupr, 1 lap-c-b, 1 puls, 1 rob, 1 sel, 1 sulph, 2 thuj, 1 valer
CROSS REFERENCE
 Anarchist
 Ardent
 Dictatorial
 Dogmatic
 Extravagance
 Impetuous
 Entrance goes to
 Religious fanaticism
 Superstitious
 Thought persistent
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FANCIES ABSORBED IN
Fancy is the faculty by which the mind forms images or representations of things at pleasure. It is often
used as synonymous with Imagination. It is the mental faculty through which whims, visions, and
fantasies are summoned up, imagination, especially of a whimsical or fantastic nature. It is the artistic
ability of creating unreal or whimsical imagery with decorative detail. A fancy absorbed is the state of
mind preoccupied with something to the exclusion of everything else. It is the state of completely and
fully occupied with one's thoughts; engrossed. The person is so much interested or involved in his
imaginations that he does not notice anything else.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 arn, 1 aur-ar, 1 bar-i, 1 cupr, 1 kali-p, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 ozone, 1 sil, 1 stram
CROSS REFERENCE
 Absorbed
 Delusions fancy
FANCIES ABSURD
Fancies absurd is the state of mind wherein the imaginations are Inconsistent with reason or logic or
common sense. It relates to fancies having no rational or orderly relationship to man's life, meaningless
and lacking order or value.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alco, 1 carbn-s, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 stram, 1 verat
FANCIES EXHALTATION
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Fancies exaltation is heightened and more intense, stronger, or more marked imaginations.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 absin, 2 acon, 2 agar, 1 agn, 1 alum, 1 alum-sil, 2 am-c, 2 ambr, 2 anac, 1 anan, 1 androc, 2 ang, 1
anh, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 1 apoc, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 2 ars, 2 asaf, 1 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-s, 1 bar-c, 3 BELL, 1 bor,
2 bry, 1 bufo, 1 bufo-s, 1 calc, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 3 CANN-I, 1 cann-s, 2 canth, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 2
carbn-s, 1 caust, 2 cham, 1 chel, 2 chin, 1 chin-ar, 3 CIC, 1 coca, 2 cocc, 2 coff, 1 coff-t, 1 coloc, 1 con, 1
convo-d, 1 croc, 2 crot-c, 1 cupr, 1 cycl, 1 dig, 1 dros, 1 elaps, 1 euphr, 1 fl-ac, 2 graph, 1 hell, 2 hep, 1
hipp, 1 hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 3 HYOS, 1 ign, 1 iod, 1 iodof, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-n, 1 kali-p, 2 lac-c, 3 LACH,
1 lact, 3 LAUR, 1 led, 1 lil-t, 2 lyc, 1 m-arct, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 meph, 2 merc, 1 merc-c, 1 mosch, 1
mur-ac, 1 naja, 1 nat-c, 1 nit-ac, 1 nitro-o, 2 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 olnd, 2 op, 1 ox-ac, 1 pall, 2 petr, 1 ph-ac, 2
phos, 1 pic-ac, 1 pip-m, 1 plan, 3 PLAT, 2 plb, 1 psor, 1 puls, 2 rhus-t, 1 sabad, 1 samb, 3 SEC, 1 seneg,
1 sep, 2 sil, 1 spong, 2 stann, 1 staph, 3 STRAM, 1 sul-ac, 2 sulph, 1 thuj, 1 valer, 2 verat, 2 verat-v, 1
verb, 1 viol-o, 1 viol-t, 2 zinc, 1 zinc-p, 1 ziz
CROSS REFERENCE
 Vivid
 Ideas abundant
 Plans
 Theorizing
FANCIES LASCIVIOUS
A fancy lascivious is state of mind with an imagination of immoral sexual thoughts.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 1 am-c, 2 ambr, 1 anac, 1 androc, 1 arund, 1 aur, 1 bell, 2 calad, 2 calc, 1 camph, 2 canth, 1
carb-v, 1 caust, 2 chin, 1 cod, 2 con, 1 cop, 1 dig, 2 graph, 1 hipp, 2 hyos, 1 ign, 2 kali-br, 2 lach, 1 lil-t, 2
lyc, 1 lyss, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 2 nuph, 1 nux-v, 2 op, 2 orig, 1 orig-v, 1 petr, 1 phos, 1 plat, 1 psor, 1 sang, 2
sel, 1 sep, 2 sil, 1 sin-n, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 tarent, 1 thuj, 2 ust, 2 verat, 1 verb, 1 yuc, 2 zinc
CROSS REFERENCE
 Lasciviousness
 Thoughts intrude, sexual- tormenting, sexual
FANCIES VIVID LIVELY
Fancies vivid implies imaginations seeming like real life because it is very clear, bright, or detailed. It is
evoking lifelike images within the mind.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 alco, 1 aml-n, 1 androc, 1 bell, 2 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 carb-an, 1 cham, 1 coff, 1 croc, 1 cycl, 1
dig, 1 hell, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 1 kali-br, 2 lach, 1 lact, 2 lyc, 1 meph, 1 morph, 1 naja, 1 nat-m, 1 nitro-o, 1 nux-
v, 1 op, 1 phos, 1 pic-ac, 1 puls, 3 STRAM, 1 valer, 1 zinc
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CROSS REFERENCE
 Exaltation
 Ideas abundant
 Witty
FASTIDIOUS
Fastidious is behaviour excessively particular, demanding, or fussy about details. It is giving careful
attention to detail, excessively concerned with cleanliness. It implies caring a lot about small details and
wanting everything to be correct and tidy. It is an adjective that describes a person or something that is
hard to please. It is possessing or displaying careful, meticulous attention to detail.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 2 anac, 1 androc, 1 arg-n, 2 ars, 1 asar, 1 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 bar-ar, 1 bufo, 1 calc-p, 1 calc-sil, 3
CARC, 1 con, 1 cupr, 2 graph, 1 iod, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-bi, 2 kali-c, 1 lac-ac, 1 lac-c, 1 lac-eq, 1 lac-h, 2 lob, 1
med, 1 morg-g, 1 nat-ar, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1 nat-s, 2 nux-v, 1 oro-ac, 1 phos, 1 pip-m, 1 plat, 1
plb, 3 PULS, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 sulph, 1 thuj
CROSS REFERENCE
 Carefulness
 Cleanliness excessive
 Del dirt he is
 Discontent
 exciting too
 Offended
 Rest can not
 Trifles seems important
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 Washing cleaning mania for
FEAR
Fear is an emotion induced by a perceived threat that causes animals to move quickly away from the
location of the perceived threat, and sometimes hide. Fear is frequently related to the specific behaviors
of escape and avoidance, whereas anxiety is the result of threats which are perceived to be
uncontrollable or unavoidable. It is worth noting that fear almost always relates to future events, such
as worsening of a situation, or continuation of a situation that is unacceptable. Fear can also be an
instant reaction to something presently happening. All people have an instinctual response to potential
danger, which is in fact important to the survival of all species.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abel, 1 abrot, 1 absin, 1 acet-ac, 1 achy, 3 ACON, 1 acon-f, 1 act-sp, 1 adax, 1 aesc, 1 aeth, 1 aether, 1
agar, 1 agav-a, 1 agn, 1 alco, 2 all-c, 1 all-s, 1 aloe, 2 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 1 alumn, 1 am-br, 1 am-
c, 1 am-m, 1 ambr, 1 aml-n, 1 amyg-am, 1 anac, 1 anag, 1 anan, 1 androc, 1 ang, 1 anh, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-s,
1 ant-t, 1 anth, 1 antipyrin, 1 apis, 1 aq-mar, 1 aral, 1 aran, 1 aran-s, 1 arg, 3 ARG-N, 1 arge, 1 arist-cl, 2
arn, 2 ars, 1 ars-h, 1 ars-i, 1 ars-met, 1 ars-s-f, 1 ars-s-r, 1 art-v, 1 arum-m, 1 arund, 1 asaf, 1 asar, 1
aspar, 1 astac, 1 aster, 1 atro, 3 AUR, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-br, 1 aur-i, 1 aur-m, 1 aur-s, 1 bac, 1 bad, 1 bamb-
a, 1 bapt, 1 bar-acet, 2 bar-c, 1 bar-i, 1 bar-m, 1 bar-s, 3 BELL, 1 benz-ac, 1 berb, 1 bism, 1 bol, 3 BOR,
1 both-a, 1 bov, 1 bran, 1 brom, 2 bry, 1 bufo, 1 bufo-s, 1 but-ac, 2 cact, 1 cadm-s, 1 cahin, 1 calad, 3
CALC, 1 calc-acet, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-f, 1 calc-i, 3 CALC-P, 2 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 1 calen, 1 camph, 1 cann-i,
1 cann-s, 1 canth, 2 caps, 1 carb-ac, 1 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 3 CARBN-S, 1 carc, 1 cast, 1 caul, 2 caust, 1
cean, 1 cecr, 1 cedr, 1 cench, 1 cham, 1 chap, 1 chel, 1 chen-a, 1 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 chin-s, 1 chlol, 1
chlor, 1 choc, 3 CIC, 1 cimic, 1 cina, 1 cist, 1 clem, 1 cob-n, 1 coc-c, 2 coca, 2 cocc, 1 cocci-s, 1 cod, 1
coff, 2 coff-t, 1 colch, 1 coloc, 2 con, 1 cop, 1 cor-r, 1 cori-r, 1 corn-a, 1 cortico, 1 croc, 1 crot-c, 2 crot-h, 1
croto-t, 1 cub, 1 culx, 2 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 cupr-ar, 1 cur, 1 cycl, 1 cypr, 1 cyt-l, 1 daph, 1 der, 3 DIG, 1
digin, 1 dios, 1 diosm, 1 dirc, 1 dros, 1 dulc, 2 dys-co, 1 echi, 1 elaps, 1 elat, 1 electr, 1 eup-per, 1 eup-
pur, 1 euph, 1 euphr, 1 fago, 1 fagu, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 1 ferr-p, 1 ferr-t, 1 fic-i, 1 fl-ac, 1 foll, 2 form, 1 gaert,
1 gall-ac, 2 gels, 1 gent-c, 1 germ, 1 gins, 1 glon, 1 gran, 3 GRAPH, 1 grat, 1 grin, 1 guai, 1 guare, 1 ham,
1 hed, 1 hell, 1 helon, 2 hep, 1 hipp, 1 hoit, 1 hura, 1 hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrc, 1 hydrog, 2 hyos, 1 hyper,
1 hypoth, 1 iber, 3 IGN, 1 ind, 2 iod, 1 iodof, 1 ip, 1 iris, 1 jatr, 3 KALI-AR, 1 kali-bi, 2 kali-br, 2 kali-c, 1
kali-chl, 1 kali-fcy, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-m, 1 kali-n, 1 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 1 kali-tel, 1 kalm, 1 kreos, 1 kres, 1
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lac-c, 1 lac-d, 1 lac-f, 1 lach, 1 lact, 1 lam, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 lappa, 1 lat-m, 1 laur, 1 lec,
1 led, 1 levo, 1 lil-s, 2 lil-t, 1 lipp, 1 lob, 1 lol, 1 lup, 3 LYC, 1 lycps, 1 lysim, 3 LYSS, 1 m-arct, 1 m-aust, 1
macrin, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-i, 2 mag-m, 1 mag-p, 1 mag-s, 1 malar, 1 manc, 1 mang, 1 med, 2 meli, 1 menis,
1 meny, 2 merc, 1 merc-br, 1 merc-c, 1 merc-i-f, 1 merc-i-r, 1 merc-s, 1 merl, 1 mez, 1 mit, 1 morbill, 1
morg, 1 morg-g, 2 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 murx, 1 mygal, 1 nabal, 1 naja, 2 nat-ar, 3 NAT-C, 2 nat-m, 2 nat-
p, 1 nat-s, 1 nicc, 1 nit-ac, 1 nit-s-d, 1 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 oena, 1 ol-j, 1 olnd, 2 onos, 2 op, 1 orig, 1 osm, 1
ovi-g-p, 1 ox-ac, 1 ozone, 1 paeon, 1 pall, 1 paraf, 1 paull, 1 perh, 2 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phase, 1 phel, 3
PHOS, 1 phys, 2 phyt, 1 pic-ac, 1 pip-m, 1 pip-n, 1 pitu-a, 1 pitu-p, 3 PLAT, 1 plb, 1 pneu, 1 podo, 1 prim-
v, 1 prot, 3 PSOR, 2 puls, 1 pyrog, 1 pyrus, 1 rad-br, 1 ran-b, 1 ran-s, 1 raph, 1 rat, 1 rauw, 1 rheum, 1
rhod, 1 rhus-g, 2 rhus-t, 1 rhus-v, 1 rob, 1 rumx, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 1 sabal, 1 sabin, 1 sac-alb, 1 samb, 1
samb-c, 1 sang, 1 sanic, 1 sant, 1 sars, 1 scut, 1 sec, 1 sel, 1 seneg, 3 SEP, 1 seq-s, 1 sieg, 1 sil, 1 sin-n,
1 sium, 1 sol-n, 1 sol-t-ae, 2 spig, 1 spirae, 2 spong, 1 squil, 2 stann, 1 staph, 1 still, 3 STRAM, 2 stront-c,
1 stroph, 1 stroph-s, 1 stry, 1 succ, 2 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 2 sulph, 1 sumb, 1 syc-co, 2 syph, 2 tab, 1 tanac, 1
tarax, 1 tarent, 1 tart-ac, 1 tell, 1 ter, 1 tere-ch, 1 thea, 2 ther, 1 thuj, 1 til, 1 tong, 1 trach, 1 tril-c, 1 trio, 1
trom, 1 tub, 1 tub-k, 1 tus-f, 1 v-a-b, 1 vac, 1 valer, 1 vario, 2 verat, 1 verat-n, 1 verat-v, 1 vichy-g, 1 vinc,
1 viol-o, 1 viol-t, 1 visc, 1 wye, 1 xan, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-m, 3 ZINC-P, 1 zinc-val, 1 zing
CROSS REFERENCE
 Afraid
 Anxiety fear with
 Apprehension
 Fright
 Starting
 Superstitious
ACCIDENTS OF
An accident or mishap is an unforeseen and unplanned event or circumstance, often with lack of
intention or necessity. Physical examples of accidents include unintended collisions or falls, being
injured by touching something sharp, hot, or electrical. The rubric displays fear of an unfortunate
mishap; especially one causing damage or injury.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 androc, 1 arg-n, 1 ars, 1 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 1 choc, 1 cupr, 1 gins, 1 graph, 1 hydrog, 1 iod, 1
kali-i, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-s, 1 naja, 1 osm, 1 perh, 1 petr, 1 phos, 1 rhus-t, 1 samb-c, 1 tarent
CROSS REFERENCE
 Crossing
 Happen
 Injured
AGORAPHOBIA
Agoraphobia is an anxiety disorder characterized by anxiety in situations where the sufferer perceives
the environment as being difficult to escape or get help. These situations include, but are not limited to,
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wide-open spaces, as well as uncontrollable social situations such as may be met in shopping malls,
airports, and on bridges. Agoraphobia is a condition where the sufferer becomes anxious in
environments that are unfamiliar or where he or she perceives that they have little control. Triggers for
this anxiety may include wide open spaces, crowds (social anxiety), or traveling (even short distances).
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 2 arg-n, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 bar-c, 1 calc, 1 carc, 1 ferr, 1 glon, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hyos, 1 kali-c, 2 kali-p, 1
lac-c, 1 levo, 1 lyc, 3 LYSS, 1 merc, 1 morg, 1 nux-v, 1 phos, 1 prot, 1 puls, 2 sep, 1 stram, 1 tab, 1 visc
APOPLEXY OF
Apoplexy is a sudden loss of consciousness resulting when the rupture or occlusion of a blood vessel
leads to oxygen lack in the brain. Apoplexy formerly was used for what is now termed stroke.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abel, 1 acon, 2 alum, 1 apis, 2 arg, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 2 aster, 1 bell, 1 brom, 1 calc, 1 carb-v, 1 cench, 2
coff, 1 elaps, 2 ferr, 1 ferr-p, 1 ferr-t, 1 fl-ac, 1 glon, 1 kali-br, 1 lach, 1 nat-c, 1 nux-v, 1 phos, 1 plat, 1
psor, 2 puls, 1 sel, 1 sep, 1 staph, 1 ter, 1 thuj, 1 verat, 2 zinc
CROSS REFERENCE
 Fit of having a
 Paralysis
DARK OF
Darkness is a relative absence of visible light. It is to be devoid of or deficient in light or brightness. It is

having an absolute or (more often) relative lack of light. The rubric is for persons who display fear of
going in places with relative absence of light.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 2 aeth, 1 am-m, 1 arg-n, 1 ars, 1 bapt, 1 bell, 1 brom, 1 calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-acet, 1 calc-ar, 1
calc-p, 1 calc-s, 2 camph, 3 CANN-I, 2 cann-s, 2 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 chin, 1 chin-s, 2
cupr, 1 dys-co, 1 gaert, 1 gall-ac, 1 gels, 2 grin, 1 hyos, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-s, 1 lac-c, 2 lyc, 1 manc,
2 med, 1 morg, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1 ozone, 2 phos, 1 prot, 2 puls, 1 rad-br, 1 rhus-t, 2 sac-
alb, 1 sanic, 1 sep, 1 sil, 3 STRAM, 2 stront-c, 1 sulph, 1 syc-co, 1 tub, 1 tub-k, 1 valer, 1 xan, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCE
 Anxiety dark- twilight

 Darkness agg
 Delusions, specters, ghost, sees twilight in images
 Light desire for
DEATH OF
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experience death. Death is the cessation of life and all associated processes, the end of an organism's
existence, as an entity independent from its environment and its return to an inert, nonliving state.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 ACON, 1 act-sp, 1 aeth, 2 agn, 1 all-s, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 am-br, 1 am-c, 1 anac, 1 anan, 1
ang, 1 anh, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 2 apis, 1 aran, 2 arg-n, 2 arn, 3 ARS, 1 ars-h, 2 ars-s-f, 1 ars-s-r, 1 asaf, 1
aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-s, 1 bapt, 1 bar-c, 1 bar-s, 2 bell, 1 bol, 2 bry, 1 bufo, 2 cact, 1 calad, 3 CALC, 2 calc-
ar, 1 calc-f, 1 calc-s, 1 camph, 2 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc,
2 caust, 1 cench, 1 chel, 1 chin, 3 CIMIC, 2 cocc, 2 coff, 1 con, 1 cop, 1 croc, 2 crot-c, 1 culx, 2 cupr, 1
cupr-acet, 1 cur, 2 cycl, 2 dig, 1 diosm, 1 dros, 3 ELAPS, 1 fago, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 2 ferr-p, 2 fl-ac, 3 GELS,
1 glon, 2 graph, 1 ham, 2 hell, 2 hep, 1 hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 1 iod, 1 iodof, 1 ip, 1 iris,
1 kali-ar, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-fcy, 2 kali-i, 1 kali-m, 2 kali-n, 1 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 3 LAC-C, 2 lach,
1 lat-m, 1 led, 2 lil-t, 1 lob, 2 lyc, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-s, 3 MANC, 1 med, 1 menis, 2 merc, 1 mit, 2 mosch, 1
mygal, 1 naja, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 3 NIT-AC, 1 nit-s-d, 1 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 olnd, 2 op, 1 ox-ac, 1 ozone, 1
petr, 2 ph-ac, 1 phase, 3 PHOS, 1 phyt, 3 PLAT, 1 pneu, 1 podo, 2 psor, 2 puls, 1 raph, 1 rheum, 2 rhus-
t, 1 rob, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 2 sec, 1 sep, 1 sium, 2 spong, 1 squil, 1 stann, 1 staph, 1 still, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1
syph, 1 tab, 1 tarax, 1 tarent, 1 thea, 1 thuj, 1 trach, 1 tril-c, 1 trio, 1 tub, 1 v-a-b, 1 vario, 2 verat, 1 verat-
v, 1 vinc, 1 visc, 1 xan, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCE
 Death presentiment of
EVIL OF
It is fear of something unknown that which causes harm or destruction or misfortune.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 agar, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 1 ant-c, 2 arg-n, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1 ars-i, 1 ars-s-f, 1 asaf, 1
aster, 1 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-i, 2 aur-m, 1 aur-s, 1 bar-c, 1 bar-i, 1 bar-m, 1 bar-s, 1 bell, 1 bry, 1 calad, 3
CALC, 1 calc-acet, 1 calc-p, 1 calc-s, 1 camph, 1 caps, 1 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 1 carc, 1 cast, 2 caust, 1
cham, 2 chin, 1 chin-ar, 3 CHIN-S, 1 cimic, 1 cina, 1 clem, 2 cocc, 2 coff, 1 colch, 1 croc, 1 crot-h, 1 cupr,
1 cycl, 1 dig, 1 dros, 1 dulc, 1 euph, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 1 ferr-p, 1 graph, 1 hell, 1 hep, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hyos, 2
iod, 2 kali-ar, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 3 KALI-I, 1 kali-p, 1 kalm, 2 lach, 1 lap-c-b, 2 laur, 2 lil-t, 1 lyc, 2
lyss, 1 m-arct, 1 mag-c, 2 mag-s, 2 manc, 1 med, 1 meny, 1 merc, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-ar, 2 nat-c, 2
nat-m, 1 nat-s, 1 nicc, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 2 onos, 2 pall, 1 petr, 2 phos, 3 PSOR, 1 puls, 1 rad-br, 1 rauw, 1
rhus-t, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 1 sabin, 1 sec, 2 sep, 1 sil, 1 spig, 1 spong, 1 squil, 2 stann, 2 staph, 1 stram, 1
stront-c, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulph, 1 tarent, 1 thuj, 1 tub, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCE
 Danger – disaster- happen- misfortune
GHOST OF
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A ghost is the soul or spirit of a deceased person or animal that can appear, in visible form or other
manifestation, to the living. Ghosts are generally described as solitary essences that haunt particular
locations, objects, or people they were associated with in life. While deceased ancestors are universally
regarded as venerable, and often imagined as having a continued presence in some sort of afterlife, the
spirit of a deceased person which remains present in the material world (viz. a ghost) is regarded as an
unnatural or undesirable state of affairs and the idea of ghosts or revenants is associated with a reaction
of fear.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 2 acon, 1 agar, 2 ars, 1 ars-s-f, 1 bell, 1 berb, 1 brom, 1 calc, 1 cann-i, 2 carb-v, 1 carc, 2 caust,
1 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 clem, 1 cocc, 1 crot-c, 1 dros, 1 gall-ac, 2 hyos, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 2 lyc, 2 manc, 1
med, 1 nat-m, 1 op, 2 phos, 2 plat, 2 puls, 1 rad-br, 1 ran-b, 1 rhus-t, 1 sep, 1 spong, 2 stram, 2 sulph, 2
valer, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p
KNAVES OF
Knave is an old word for a dishonest and deceitful man. This rubric implies fear of deceitful people.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 1 ars, 1 chin, 1 hyos, 1 lyss
CROSS REFERENCE
 Robbers
MISFORTUNE OF
Misfortune denotes awful fate or ill luck. It is an unlucky condition or event. Fear of misfortune is for
fear of something happening due to an unnecessary and unforeseen trouble resulting from an
unfortunate event.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 agar, 1 alco, 1 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 alumn, 1 am-c, 1 aml-n, 2 anac, 1 ant-c, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-i, 1
astac, 1 aster, 1 atro, 1 bamb-a, 1 bar-c, 2 bry, 1 bufo, 1 cact, 1 calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-f, 1 calc-i, 1 calc-s, 1
carbn-s, 1 cast, 2 caust, 2 cham, 1 chin, 3 CHIN-S, 1 cic, 1 cimic, 2 clem, 1 colch, 1 croto-t, 1 cupr, 1 cycl,
1 dig, 1 digin, 1 dros, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 1 ferr-p, 1 fl-ac, 1 gins, 1 glon, 2 graph, 1 hell, 2 hep, 1 hura, 1 hydr-
ac, 1 ign, 2 iod, 1 ip, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-m, 1 lach, 1 laur, 1 lil-t, 1 lipp, 1 lyss, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-s, 1
mang, 3 MED, 1 meny, 2 merc, 1 merc-c, 1 mez, 1 mur-ac, 1 naja, 2 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1 nat-s, 1
nicc, 3 NUX-V, 2 petr, 1 phel, 1 phos, 1 plat, 3 PSOR, 2 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 rumx, 1 sabin, 1 sanic, 1 sec, 1
sil, 1 spong, 1 stram, 1 sul-i, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 1 tarent, 1 thuj, 1 valer, 1 verat, 1 vichy-g, 1 vinc, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCE
 Bad news, danger of impending- evil, happen
MONSTERS
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A monster is any fictional creature that is often hideous and may produce fear or physical harm by
either its appearance or its actions. It is an imaginary creature usually having various human and animal
parts.
FEARLESSNESS
Fearlessness is the trait of feeling no fear. It is being not afraid of anyone or anything. It is the attribute
of being Invulnerable to fear or intimidation.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 bell, 1 calad, 1 cocain, 1 coff-t, 1 fl-ac, 1 gels, 1 hell, 3 IGN, 1 mosch, 1 op, 1 ozone, 1 sil
CROSS REFERENCE
 Ardent
 Audacity
 Courageous
 Deeds feels as if
 High spirited
FECES
Feces, also known as excrement, are a waste product from an animal's digestive tract expelled through
the anus or cloaca during a process called defecation.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 hyos, 1 merc,1 cupr, 1 sulph, 1 verat, 1 visc 2 sep, 1 sil,
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FEIGNING SICK
Feigning is to pretend to have a particular feeling with intent to give false appearance. It is to pretend to
feel or be affected by something with objective to deceive.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 arg-n, 1 bell, 1 ign, 1 mosch, 1 plb, 1 sabad, 1 sil, 2 tarent, 1 verat
FIGHT WANTS TO
Fight is the act of engaging in close hand-to-hand combat. Fighting is a purposeful violent conflict meant
to weaken, or establish dominance over the opposition, or to kill the opposition, or drive the opposition
away from a location where it is not wanted or needed. This rubric is of relevance for person who
desires to fight.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 androc, 1 atro, 1 bell, 1 bov, 1 cocc, 1 hipp, 1 hyos, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 med, 1 merc, 1 sec, 1 sulo-ac, 1 tub
CROSS REFERENCE
 Contrary
 Quarrelsomeness
FINERY LUXURIOUS CLOTHINGS WANT
Finery implies to clothes, jewels, etc., that are expensive and beautiful. It is beautiful clothes and
jewellery, especially the type that people wear only on special occasions. It is elaborate or showy attire
and accessories.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aeth, 1 cur, 1 lil-t, 2 sulph
FIRMNESS
Firmness is the faculty which stands for determination, and persistence, for the connection between
principles and acts, for perseverance, determination, resolution, and stamina.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ferr-p, 1 lach, 1 squil
CROSS REFERENCE
 Confidence
 Seriousness
 Pertinacity
FLASHBACKS DRUG EXPERIENCE TO
A flashback is a psychological phenomenon in which an individual has a sudden, usually powerful, re-
experiencing of a past experience or elements of a past experience. The rubric here means to explain a
sudden very clear memory of something that you experienced while under the influence of a drug. It is
an unexpected but vivid recurrence of a past experience, especially a recurrence of the effects of a
hallucinogenic drug taken much earlier.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 androc
FLATTERER
Flatterer is a person who uses flattery. Flattery is to praise or compliment insincerely, effusively, or
excessively. Flattery is the act of giving excessive compliments, generally for the purpose of ingratiating
oneself with the subject.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 arn, 1 carb-v, 3 LYC, 1 petr, 1 puls, 1 staph
FLATTERY DESIRES
Flattery is to praise or compliment insincerely, effusively, or excessively. Flattery is the act of giving
excessive compliments, generally for the purpose of ingratiating oneself with the subject. The rubric is
with relevance of the person who craves for flattery and wishes to be flattered.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 carb-v, 1 lap-mar-c, 2 pall
CROSS REFERENCE
 Del appreciated
 Del criticizing
 Del deserted
 Del forsaken
 Del Neglected
 Desire full more
 Despair social
 Forsaken
 Haughty
 Lamenting
 Longing for good
FOOLISH BEHAVIOUR
Foolishness is the lack or failure of wisdom. In this sense, it differs from stupidity, which is the lack of
intelligence. It is an unwise or silly behaviour. These adjectives are applied to what is so devoid of
wisdom or good sense as to be laughable.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 1 acon, 1 aether, 1 agar, 1 all-c, 1 alum, 1 anac, 1 anan, 1 androc, 1 ant-c, 2 apis, 1 arg-n, 1 arn,
2 ars, 1 aur, 1 bamb-a, 2 bar-c, 2 bar-m, 2 bell, 1 bufo, 1 cact, 1 calc, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1
canth, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 2 carl, 1 caust, 1 cham, 2 chin, 1 cic, 2 cocc, 1 cod, 1 con, 1 cori-r, 1 cortico, 1
cot, 1 croc, 1 cub, 1 cupr, 1 cur, 1 der, 1 dulc, 1 ferr, 1 hell, 3 HYOS, 1 ign, 1 kali-c, 1 lach, 1 lact, 2 lyc, 1
meny, 2 merc, 1 mosch, 3 NAT-C, 1 nat-h, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1 ozone, 1 par, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1
phys, 2 plb, 1 pyrus, 1 rob, 2 sec, 1 seneg, 1 sep, 3 STRAM, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 1 tanac, 2 tarent, 2
verat, 1 verb
CROSS REFERENCE
 Absurd
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 Answering foolish
 Antics play
 Buffoonery
 Cheerful foolish
 Delirum absurd
 Delirum foolish
 Del absorb
 Del confusion others will observe her
 Fancies absurd
 Frivols
 Gestures ridiculous
 Giggling
 Grimaces
 Impulse abs rub
 Laughing causeless
 Laughing immoderate
 Laughing serious matters over
 Laughing ludicrous
 Laughing silly
 Ludicrous thought seems
 Mirth foolish
 Serious absurdities
 Smiling foolish
 Speech foolish
 Thought foolish
 Silly
 Dream Silly
 Face expression foolish
FOPPISH
Foppish is a person who thinks too much about his clothes and appearance. He is excessively concerned
with fashion and elegance. Foppish relates to affecting extreme elegance in dress and manner. He cares
too much about how he looks or dresses. It is showy and refined in dressing manner.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 chin, 1 lach, 1 nux-v, 1 phos, 2 plat, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCE
 Dress best at his

 Extravagance
 Vanity
FORAGE FOR FOOD DESIRES TO
Forage is Bulky food like grass or hay for browsing or grazing horses or cattle. It is the state of the
person’s mind wherein he longs for such food.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 choc
FORGETFULNESS
Forgetfulness refers to apparent loss of information already encoded and stored in an individual's long
term memory. It is the tendency of being unable to remember things well, liable to forget.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abrot, 1 absin, 1 acet-ac, 2 acon, 1 aeth, 1 agar, 2 agn, 1 ail, 1 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-br, 1
am-c, 3 AMBR, 2 anac, 1 androc, 1 anh, 1 ant-c, 1 apis, 1 aran, 1 arg, 2 arg-n, 2 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-s-f, 1
arum-t, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-s, 1 aza, 2 bamb-a, 1 bar-acet, 3 BAR-C, 1 bar-i, 1 bar-s, 2 bell, 1 benz-ac,
1 berb, 1 bor, 1 both-l, 1 bov, 1 brom, 1 bry, 1 bufo-s, 1 cact, 1 cahin, 1 calad, 2 calc, 2 calc-p, 1 calc-s, 1
calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 2 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-ac, 2 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 3 CARBN-S, 1 carc,
1 card-m, 2 caust, 1 cench, 1 cham, 2 chel, 1 chen-a, 1 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 choc, 2 cic, 1 cimic, 2 cinnam, 1
cinnb, 1 clem, 1 cob-n, 1 coca, 3 COCC, 1 coff, 3 COLCH, 1 coloc, 2 con, 2 corn, 1 cortico, 1 cortiso, 1
cot, 2 croc, 1 crot-h, 1 cupr, 1 cycl, 2 dig, 1 dulc, 1 elaps, 1 eug, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 2 ferr-p, 2 fl-ac, 1 form, 1
gad, 2 gels, 1 germ, 2 glon, 2 graph, 2 guai, 1 guare, 1 gymn, 1 haem, 1 ham, 1 hell, 1 helo, 1 hep, 1
hipp, 1 hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydro-c, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 1 iod, 1 iodof, 1 ip, 1 kali-bi, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1
kali-i, 1 kali-n, 2 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 1 kalm, 1 kiss, 1 kreos, 1 kurch, 1 lac-ac, 2 lac-c, 2 lach, 1 lap-
gr-m, 1 lat-k, 1 laur, 1 lec, 1 led, 1 lil-t, 1 lith-c, 1 luna, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-p, 1 manc, 1 med, 1
meli, 3 MERC, 1 mez, 2 mill, 1 mit, 1 morph, 1 mosch, 1 murx, 1 naja, 1 nat-ar, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 2 nat-p,
1 nat-s, 1 nat-sil, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 oci, 1 olnd, 3 ONOS, 1 op, 3 PETR, 3 PH-AC, 3 PHOS, 1
phys, 1 pic-ac, 1 plan, 3 PLAT, 1 plb, 1 podo, 1 pop-c, 1 prot, 1 psil, 1 psor, 1 ptel, 1 puls, 1 ran-b, 1 raph,
1 rheum, 1 rhod, 2 rhus-t, 1 rhus-v, 1 ruta, 1 sabin, 1 sal-ac, 1 sanic, 1 sarr, 1 sec, 1 sel, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1
spig, 1 stann, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 stront-c, 1 stry, 2 sulph, 1 syph, 1 tab, 1 tarax, 1 tarent, 1 tell, 2 thuj, 1
trom, 2 tub, 1 verat, 1 verat-v, 1 verb, 1 viol-o, 1 visc, 2 zinc, 3 ZINC-P, 1 zing
CROSS REFERENCE
 Absent minded
 Absorbed
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 Dream as
 Fancies absorbed
 Locality errors of
 Memory weakness of
 Mistake speaking
 Senses confused
 Speech confused
 Face expression bewildered
 Face expression confused
FORSAKEN FEELING
Forsaken feeling is emotion of being given up or left by someone entirely. It is the feeling of deserted
and abandoned by someone on whom the person counts.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 allox, 1 alum, 1 anac, 1 androc, 1 anh, 2 arg-n, 1 arist-cl, 1 ars, 1 asar, 3 AUR, 1 bamb-a, 1 bar-c, 1
calc, 1 calc-s, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 carc, 1 chin, 1 chin-b, 1 choc, 1 coca, 1
cortico, 2 cycl, 1 dros, 1 gels, 1 germ, 1 hell, 1 hura, 1 hydrog, 1 hyosin, 1 ip, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 keroso,
1 lac-d, 1 lac-h, 2 lach, 1 lact, 1 lam, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 laur, 1 lil-t, 1 lith-c, 1 lyc, 1 lyss,
1 m-aust, 2 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 med, 3 MENY, 2 merc, 2 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 op, 1 ozone, 1 pall, 1 pip-m, 1
pip-n, 2 plat, 1 plb, 1 psil, 3 PSOR, 3 PULS, 1 rhus-t, 1 sabin, 2 sac-alb, 1 sanic, 1 sars, 1 sec, 1 sep, 1
sil, 1 spig, 2 stram, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 1 valer, 1 verat, 1 wye
CROSS REFERENCE
 Delusions, alone feels- deserted- feels disgraced feels enemy- family does not belongs to her own
 Estranged
 Helplessness
 Weeping goes of alone and weeps as if he had no friends
FRATERNIZED WITH THE WHOLE WORLD
Fraternized indicates to be on friendly terms with someone, as if with a brother, especially with an
enemy. It is to be friendly with someone to spend time with someone in a friendly way especially when
it is considered wrong or improper to do so.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aloe
CROSS REFERENCE
 Brotherhood
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 Company desire for

 Extroverted
 Friendly
 Sociability
 Unification
 Unification sensation of
FRIGHTENED EASILY
Fright is a state of terror excited by the sudden appearance of danger; sudden and violent fear, usually
of short duration; a sudden alarm. Fright is a state of extreme fear. It is a sudden intense fear, as of
something immediately threatening. Frightened easily is rubric for persons who get easily terrified on
least stimuli.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abrot, 2 acon, 1 act-sp, 1 aether, 1 ail, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 alum-sil, 1 alumn, 1 am-c, 1 am-caust, 1 am-m,
1 ambr, 1 ang, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 3 ARG-N, 2 arn, 3 ARS, 2 ars-s-f, 1 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-s, 3 BAR-C, 1 bar-
m, 1 bar-s, 2 bell, 1 benz-ac, 1 berb, 1 bism, 3 BOR, 1 brom, 2 bry, 1 bufo, 1 cact, 1 calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-
p, 2 calc-sil, 1 calen, 2 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 2 caps, 2 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 1 casc,
1 cast, 2 caust, 1 cham, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1 chlol, 1 chlor, 1 cic, 1 cimic, 1 cina, 2 cit-ac, 1 clem, 1 cob, 1
cocc, 1 coff, 1 con, 1 crot-c, 1 cub, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 cur, 1 daph, 1 dicha, 2 dig, 1 diosm, 1 erig, 1
euphr, 1 eupi, 1 glon, 3 GRAPH, 1 guai, 2 hep, 1 hura, 2 hyos, 1 hyper, 1 iber, 2 ign, 1 iod, 1 iris, 1 juni-c,
1 kali-ar, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-i, 2 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 1 kiss, 1 lac-c, 2 lach, 1 led, 3 LYC,
1 m-arct, 1 m-aust, 2 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 med, 1 meph, 2 merc, 1 mez, 1 mit, 1 morph, 1 mosch, 1 mur-
ac, 1 mygal, 3 NAT-AR, 3 NAT-C, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1 nat-s, 2 nat-sil, 2 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 ol-an, 2
op, 1 orig, 2 petr, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 phys, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 prot, 1 psor, 2 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 ruta, 2 sabad, 2
samb, 1 sang, 1 sarr, 3 SEP, 2 sil, 1 sol-n, 1 spong, 2 staph, 3 STRAM, 1 stront-c, 1 stry, 1 sul-ac, 1 sul-i,
2 sulph, 1 sumb, 1 tab, 1 tarent, 1 thea, 1 ther, 3 TUB, 1 verat, 1 xan, 1 zinc
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CROSS REFERENCE
 Cowardice
 Fear appearing others of
 Senses acute
 Sensitive over sensitive noise to
 Starting startle easily
 Timidity
FRIVOLOUS
Frivolousness is behaviour characterized by lack of seriousness. It is the behaviour not serious or

sensible in content or attitude. It is behaving in a casual way in situations where you should be behaving
in a serious or sensible way.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 2 apis, 1 arg-n, 2 arn, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 calad, 1 con, 1 lach, 3 MERC, 1 par, 3 PULS, 1 sep, 1 sil,
1 spong, 1 stram, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERENCE
 Antic plays
 Buffoonery
 Grimaces
 Jesting
 Laughing constant
 Laughing immoderately
 Laughing serious matters at
 Laughing silly matters at
 Laughing trifle at
 Mirth foolish
 Smiling foolish
 Speech foolish
 Face Expression foolish
FROWN DISPOSED TO
A frown is a facial expression in which the eyebrows are brought together, and the forehead is wrinkled,
usually indicating displeasure, sadness or worry, or less often confusion or concentration.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 CHAM, 1 equis, 1 hell, 1 hyos, 1 lyc, 1 mang, 1 nux-v, 1 plb, 1 rheum, 1 rumx, 1 sanic, 1 sep, 1 stram, 1
sulph, 1 verat, 1 viol-o
CROSS REFERENCE
 Discontent
 Gestures
 Irritability
 Mood repulsive
 Morose
 Sulky
 Unfriendly
 Face Wrinkled fore head
 Face Expression sullen
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GAMES BAD AT
Game is a physical or mental activity or contest that has rules and that people do for pleasure. This
rubric implies for those who are not good enough in playing games.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 calc
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Play aversion to, indisposition to, children in
GENEROUS TOO MUCH
Generosity is freely giving or sharing money and other valuable things, providing more than the amount
that is needed or normal. It is the behaviour of liberal in giving or sharing.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 cere-b, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1 staph, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Benevolence
 Sympathetic
GESTURE MAKES
A gesture is a movement of your body (especially of your hands and arms) that shows or emphasizes an
idea or a feeling. It is a form of non-verbal communication in which visible bodily actions communicate
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particular messages, either in place of speech or together and in parallel with spoken words. Gestures
include movement of the hands, face, or other parts of the body. Gestures allow individuals to
communicate a variety of feelings and thoughts, from contempt and hostility to approval and affection,
often together with body language in addition to words when they speak. It is the motion of hands or
body to emphasize or help to express a thought or feeling. It is to show, express or direct through
movement.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aeth, 1 aether, 1 agar, 1 agar-ph, 1 alco, 1 alum, 1 alumn, 1 anac, 1 androc, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 1
apis, 1 arg, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-s-f, 1 art-v, 1 arum-t, 1 asar, 1 asc-t, 1 atro, 1 aur, 1 aur-m, 1 bapt,
2 bell, 1 bor, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 1 calc, 1 calc-ox, 1 calc-p, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1
carb-an, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 cean, 1 cham, 1 chen-a, 1 chin, 1 chin-s, 1 choc, 1 cic, 1 cic-m, 1 cina, 1 clem,
1 coca, 2 cocc, 1 coff, 1 colch, 1 coloc, 1 con, 1 conin, 1 cori-m, 1 croc, 1 crot-c, 1 cupr, 1 dat-m, 1 dubin,
1 dulc, 1 fl-ac, 1 gamb, 1 hell, 1 hep, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrog, 2 hyos, 1 hyosin, 1 ign, 1 iod, 1 ip, 1 kali-bi, 1
kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-p, 1 kres, 1 lac-h, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 maland, 1 med, 1 meph, 1 merc, 1
morph, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 naja, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 1 nitro-o, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 oena, 1 op, 1
paeon, 1 ped, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phel, 1 phos, 1 phys, 1 pip-m, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 psor, 1 puls, 1 pyrus, 1 raja-
s, 1 rheum, 1 rhus-t, 1 rumx, 1 sac-alb, 1 sang, 1 sars, 1 sec, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 sol-n, 1 staph, 2 stram, 1 stry,
1 sulph, 1 tab, 1 tanac, 2 tarent, 1 ter, 1 ther, 1 thuj, 1 ust, 1 verat, 1 verat-v, 1 wies, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-m, 1
zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Affection – gestures and action in

 Antic place
 Attitude assumes strange
 Awkward
 Carphologia
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 Frown
 Grimaces
 Griping
 Slowness motion
 Ridiculous action
GESTURES AUTOMATIC
Gestures Automatic implies, movements of body (especially of your hands and arms) happening or done
without deliberate thought or effort. It is done without conscious thought or intention, especially
because of habit.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 anac, 1 calc, 1 cann-i, 1 hell, 1 hyos, 1 nux-m, 1 phos, 1 tab, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Unconscious conduct
 EXTREMITIES; Motions hands automatic
 Gen. Motions automatic
GESTURE INVOLUNTARY
Gesture involuntary is a gesture that occurs without volition or will. These gestures are not done or
made consciously. It is not subject to the control of the will.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 anac, 1 calc, 1 cann-i, 1 hell, 1 hyos, 1 nux-m, 1 phos, 1 tab, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Gestures Automatic
 Extremities Motions hand
GIGGLING
A giggle is a high-pitched, bubbly way of laughing. It is usually suppressed, resulting in short bursts of
laughter. A giggle is often considered a very feminine laugh. It is to laugh with repeated short catches of
the breath. Giggling is often associated with small children.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 androc, 1 bamb-a, 1 bufo, 1 calc-s, 1 cann-i, 1 choc, 1 germ, 1 hyosin, 1 kali-f, 1 nat-m, 1 stry
CROSS REFERENCES
 Childish
 Laughing silly
GODLESS WANT OF RELIGIOUS FEELINGS
Godlessness is total lack of religious belief, not believing in God. These are individuals who deny the
existence of God. An atheist is a person who believes that God does not exist. It is the rejection of belief
in the existence of deities.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 anac, 1 calc, 1 coloc, 1 croc, 1 kali-br, 3 LACH, 1 laur, 2 lyc, 1 merc, 1 plat, 1 sil, 2 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Indifference religion to
 Religious feeling want of
GOSSIPING
Gossiping is a conversation that spreads personal information about other people. It is to talk about the
personal lives of other people. Someone who gossips is he who likes to talk about someone else’s
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private or personal business, especially someone not present. Gossip is idle talk or rumour about the
personal or private affairs of others. For e.g. some newspapers carry "gossip columns" which detail the
social and personal lives of celebrities or of élite members of certain communities.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ars, 1 calc, 1 caust, 2 hyos, 1 lach, 1 par, 1 stram, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Curious
 Indiscretions
 Imaginative
 Loquacity
 Reveals secrets
 Talk Talking desire to someone
GOURMAND
A gourmand is a person who takes great pleasure in food; a person given to excess in the consumption
of food and drink. Gourmand implies the enjoyment of good food. He is a person who loves to eat and
drink. He is a person a person who is fond of good eating, often indiscriminatingly and to excess. The
word is derived from “gourmet”, a person who cultivates a discriminating palate for the enjoyment of
good food and drink.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 calc, 1 chin, 1 ip, 1 mag-c, 1 merc, 1 nat-c, 3 VERAT
CROSS REFERENCES
 Gluttony
 Greed cupidity eating food
GREED CUPIDITY
Greed is a selfish desire to have more of something especially money. It is an excessive desire to acquire
or possess more than what one needs or deserves, especially with respect to material wealth. Greed is
the inordinate desire to possess wealth, goods, or objects of abstract value with the intention to keep it
for one's self. It is a selfish or excessive desire for more than is needed or deserved, especially of money,
wealth, food, or other possessions. Cupidity means extreme greed for material wealth.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abies-c, 1 acon, 1 agar, 1 all-c, 1 all-s, 1 ang, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 1 arg-n, 2 ars, 1 asaf, 1 bry, 1 calc, 1
caps, 1 carb-v, 1 caust, 1 cham, 2 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 cina, 1 coff, 1 euph, 1 ferr, 1 fl-ac, 1 graph, 1 hell, 1
hep, 2 hyos, 1 iod, 1 ip, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-c, 1 lob, 2 lyc, 1 mag-c, 1 merc, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-
p, 1 nat-s, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 plat, 2 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 sec, 2 sep, 1
sil, 1 sol-n, 1 spong, 1 squil, 1 stann, 1 staph, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulph, 1 tarent, 1 thuj, 1 verat, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Avarice
 Desire more than she needs
 Envy
 Insanity madness gluttony with
 Rich desire
 Selfishness
GRIEF
Grief is a multi-faceted response to loss, particularly to the loss of someone or something to which a
bond was formed. It is a deep mental anguish, as that arising from bereavement. While the terms are
often used interchangeably, bereavement refers to the state of loss, and grief is the reaction to loss.
Grief is a natural response to loss. It is the emotional suffering one feels when something or someone
the individual loves is taken away. Grief is also a reaction to any loss. The grief associated with death is
familiar to most people, but individuals grieve in connection with a variety of losses throughout their
lives. Grief is Keen mental suffering or distress over affliction or loss; sharp sorrow; painful regret.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acet-ac, 1 acon, 1 agar, 1 ail, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 3 AMBR, 2 anac, 1 ant-c, 1 anthr, 1 apis, 1 aq-
mar, 2 arn, 2 ars, 1 art-v, 1 asaf, 3 AUR, 1 aur-ar, 1 bar-c, 1 benz-ac, 1 bov, 1 cael, 1 calc, 1 calc-f, 1
calc-p, 1 caps, 1 carb-an, 1 carc, 1 card-m, 3 CAUST, 1 cham, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1 choc, 2 cic, 1 cimic, 2
cocc, 1 coff, 2 coloc, 1 con, 1 croc, 1 crot-c, 1 cycl, 1 dig, 2 dros, 1 foll, 1 gels, 2 graph, 3 HELL, 1 hyos, 2
iber, 3 IGN, 1 indg, 1 ip, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-fcy, 1 kali-n, 1 kali-p, 1 lac-c, 2 lach, 1 lact, 1 lap-c-b, 1
lap-gr-m, 2 laur, 1 lil-t, 2 lyc, 1 mag-m, 1 mang, 1 meny, 2 merc, 1 mez, 1 mur-ac, 1 naja, 1 nat-c, 3 NAT-
M, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 2 op, 1 paull, 1 peti, 1 petr, 2 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 phys, 1 plat, 3 PULS, 1 ran-s, 1 rhus-t,
1 sal-ac, 2 sep, 1 sil, 2 spig, 1 stann, 3 STAPH, 1 stram, 1 stront-c, 1 sul-ac, 2 sulph, 2 tarent, 1 thuj, 1
verat, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ailments ager silent grief

 Brooding
 Despair
 Dwell on past disagreeable
 Fear grief as from
 Inconsolable
 Melancholy
 Moaning
 Sadness
 Sadness weep cannot
 Sighing
 Sorrowful
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 Sulky
 Weep weep can not
 Weeping sad thought
 Resp. Sobbing
GRIEF SILENT
Silent is total lack of sound or communication. Grief silent implies for the state of deep emotional
suffering without sharing it with anyone. Here the individual does not expresses his sorrow to anyone,
unless they consoled or talked to and prefers to suffer alone.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 am-m, 1 anthr, 1 apis, 1 aq-mar, 1 aur-ar, 1 carc, 2 coff, 1 coloc, 1 crot-c, 1 cycl, 2 gels, 3 IGN, 2 indg, 1
ip, 1 kali-fcy, 1 lach, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lyc, 3 NAT-M, 1 nux-v, 1 peti, 1 ph-ac, 2 puls, 1 sal-ac
CROSS REFERRENCES

 Ailments ager silent grief
 Brooding
 Sorrowful
 Sulky
 Weep weep can not
 Weeping sad thought
 Resp. Sobbing
GRIEF UNDEMONSTRATIVE
Undemonstrative is not showing emotion or feelings in a free and open way: not demonstrative. These
individuals do not let others know about their sadness and suffering. They will keep it closed within
themselves and would not show it on face.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 cycl, 2 ign
GRIMACES
Grimace is a facial expression in which your mouth and face are twisted in a way that shows disgust,
disapproval, or pain. It is the distortion of the countenance, whether habitual, from affectation, or
momentary and occasional, to express some feeling, as contempt, disapprobation, complacency, etc.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 1 agar, 2 all-c, 1 ars, 1 bell, 1 carc, 1 cina, 2 cupr, 1 gels, 1 hell, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 1 merc, 1 nux-m, 2
olnd, 1 op, 1 pall, 1 plat, 2 stram, 1 verat-v
CROSS REFERENCES
 Antics
 Delirium Grimaces
 Foolish
 Gestures tics
 Face – Expression foolish
 Face – made ill mannered
GROPING
Groping is to search for something by reaching or touching usually with your fingers in an awkward way.
It is to search blindly or uncertainly. It is to search or attempt to find something in the dark, or, as a blind
person, by feeling; to move about hesitatingly, as in darkness or obscurity; to feel one's way, as with the
hands, when one cannot see.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 croc, 1 hyos, 1 op, 1 plb
CROSS REFERENCES
 Touch things impelled to
GROTESQUE CONDUCT
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 cact, 1 cori-r
CROSS REFERENCES
 Barking
 Bellowing
 Howling
GROWLING
Growling or growl is a low, guttural vocalization produced by predatory animals as a warning to others,
as a sign of aggression, or to express anger. Low or dull rumbling noises may also be emitted by human
beings when discontent with something or angry.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 2 bell, 1 hell, 1 hyos, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 mag-m, 1 phos
CROSS REFERENCES
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 Barking
 Bellowing
 Howling
GRUNTING
It is to make a short low sound in your throat and nose at the same time like the snorting cry of a pig. It
resembles the short low gruff noise of the kind made by hogs.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bell, 1 cina, 1 hell, 1 ign, 1 puls
CROSS REFERENCES
 Discontent
 Grumbling
 Moaning
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HAUGHTY
Haughty refers having a high opinion of oneself with some contempt for others. It is proud and
disdainful behaviour. It is lofty and arrogant, Supercilious conduct. Behaving in a proud and rather
unpleasant way as if they think they are very important. They behave in a way that shows they think
they are better than other people. It is a behaviour which is arrogantly proud. Thinking oneself to be in a
high position or having excessive clam in over something in comparison with others.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 agar, 1 alum, 1 anac, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 asar, 1 aur, 1 bac, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 carc, 2
caust, 1 chin, 1 cic, 1 cina, 1 coloc, 1 con, 1 cupr, 1 dulc, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-ma, 1 gran, 1 graph, 1 grat, 1 guai, 1
ham, 1 hell, 1 hep, 2 hyos, 1 ign, 2 ip, 1 kali-i, 2 lach, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 lil-t, 3 LYC, 1 merc, 1
myric, 1 nat-m, 1 nitro-o, 1 nux-v, 2 pall, 1 par, 1 phos, 3 PLAT, 1 puls, 1 rob, 1 sabad, 1 sec, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1
squil, 2 staph, 2 stram, 1 stront-c, 3 SULPH, 1 thuj, 3 VERAT, 1 verat-v
CROSS REFERENCES
 Affectation
 Arrogance
 Boaster
 Boaster rich
 Censorious
 Competitors
 Cynical
 Deeds great
 Defiant
 Del better than others
 Del body greatness of
 Del diminished everything in room
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 Del humility & lowness of others

 Del Inferior people seems
 Del Proud
 Del Superhuman
 Del Superiority
 Del Tall he is
 Del Queen she is
 Dictatorial
 Dictatorial power
 Egotism
 Exclusive
 Extravagant
 Flattered desire
 Grimaces ill mannered
 Impertinence
 Indifference company in
 Insolent
 Laughing contemptuous
 Longing good
 Pedant
 Presumptuous
 Pride
 Rudeness
 Speech extravagant
 Squandering money
 Talking pleasure
 Vanity
HARSHNESS
Harshness is disagreeable to the senses, especially to the sense of hearing. It is unpleasant or

uncomfortable. It is the quality of being unpleasant (harsh or rough or grating) to the senses. It is an
unkind speech.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 anac, 1 ars, 1 bac, 3 CAUST, 2 graph, 1 hep, 2 kali-i, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 2 m-aust, 1 med, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-
ac, 1 nux-v, 1 pitu-a, 1 puls, 2 sep, 2 staph, 1 sulph, 1 tarent
CROSS REFERENCES
 Abrupt
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 Cruelty
 Vindictive
HATRED
Hatred is an extremely strong feeling of dislike for someone or something. Hatred tends to result from
perceived offenses or injuries done by fellow men in the past. If one hates someone or something, he
has an extremely strong feeling of dislike for them. It is to dislike intensely; to feel strong hostility
towards. It is a great dislike or aversion, enmity, abhorrence, detestation.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 2 agar, 1 aloe, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 3 ANAC, 1 androc, 1 ang, 2 aur, 1 bar-c, 1 cadm-i, 2 calc, 1 calc-s,
2 cham, 3 CIC, 1 cupr, 1 fl-ac, 1 germ, 1 hep, 1 hydr, 1 ign, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-i, 2 lac-c, 2 lach, 1 lap-gr-m, 2
led, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 mang, 1 med, 1 medus, 1 merc, 1 mygal, 3 NAT-M, 2 nit-ac, 3 NUX-V, 1 op, 1 ph-ac, 1
phos, 1 pitu-a, 1 plat, 1 puls, 1 raph, 1 rhus-t, 1 sep, 1 stann, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 tarent, 1 vip
CROSS REFERENCES
 Aversion
 Delusions, women are evil
 Envy
 Malicious
 Misanthropy
 Religious affections, horror of opposite sex
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HEEDLESS CARELESS
Heedless is the behaviour which is marked by paying little heed or attention. They act in a way which
shows that they do not care of anything about danger or the effect their behavior will have on other
people. It is careless behavior, not taking any care or taking any notice of what others say etc. Reckless.
It is to be negligent of the means of safety; thoughtless; unobserving. If one is heedless of someone or
something, he does not take notice of them, pays no attention, unobserving. Heedlessness is
characterized by careless unconcern.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abies-c, 1 agar, 1 agn, 1 ail, 1 alco, 2 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 ambr, 2 anac, 1 apis, 1 arn, 1
asaf, 1 aur-m, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 bov, 1 bufo-s, 1 calad, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 carl, 2 caust,
2 cham, 1 cic, 2 cimic, 1 clem, 1 coff, 2 con, 1 corn, 1 cortico, 1 cot, 1 croc, 1 cupr, 1 cur, 1 daph, 1 euon,
2 gels, 1 guai, 1 gymn, 2 hell, 1 hep, 2 hyos, 1 ign, 1 ind, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-sil, 1 kreos, 2 lach, 1 laur, 2 lyc, 1
lyss, 1 m-arct, 2 m-p-a, 1 manc, 2 merc, 1 mez, 1 myris, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1 nit-ac, 1 nitro-o, 2
nux-m, 1 nux-v, 2 olnd, 2 op, 1 ped, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 plat, 1 puls, 1 rhod, 1 rhus-t, 1 rib-ac, 1 ruta, 1
sabad, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 spig, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 thuj, 1 tub, 1 valer, 1 verat, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Carefree
 Carelessness
 Impetuous
 Improvident
 Impulsive
 Indifference
 Indiscretion
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 In attentive
 Loquacity heedless
 Meddlesome
 Rash
 Revealing secrets
 Sensitive want of sensitiveness
 Unobserving
 Untidy
HELPLESSNESS, feeling of
Helplessness is to be unable to help oneself, powerless or incompetent. If one is helpless he does not
have the strength or power to do anything useful or to control or protect himself. It is want of strength
or ability; want of means in oneself to obtain relief in trouble, or to accomplish one's purposes or
desires.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aether, 1 am-c, 1 anac, 1 ant-t, 1 arg-n, 1 ars, 1 bamb-a, 2 calad, 1 cench, 2 gels, 1 germ, 1 hecla, 1 hell,
1 hydrog, 1 jasm, 1 kali-br, 1 lith-c, 3 LYC, 2 med, 1 ozone, 1 petr, 1 phos, 1 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 sang, 1 sep, 1
stram, 1 tax
CROSS REFERENCES
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 Despair
 Delirium- crying help
 Delusion help
 Discouraged
 Forsaken
 Inconsolable
 Inconstancy
 Irresolution
 Pessimist
 Succeed never
HIDE, desire to
Hide is to put oneself in a place where one will be harder to find or out of sight. It is to lie concealed;
keeping one's self out of view or to be withdrawn from sight. The patient wishes not to be seen to
people. It is to cut off from sight of others. If someone has desire to hide, he puts them in a place where
they cannot easily be found or seen. They go somewhere where they cannot be easily seen or found.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 ars, 1 aur, 1 bar-c, 3 BELL, 1 bry, 1 camph, 1 chlol, 1 choc, 1 coca, 1 cupr, 1 elaps, 1 eug, 2 hell,
1 hyos, 2 ign, 1 lach, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 meli, 1 op, 1 oper, 2 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 staph, 2 stram, 1
tarent, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Escape
 Run
 Timidity
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HIGH-SPIRITED
High spirited refers to joyously unrestrained behaviour. Someone who is high spirited is very lively and
easily excited. It is characterized by a bold, energetic feeling despite being placed in tense situation.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 hydr, 1 hyos, 1 op, 1 spig, 1 spong, 1 verat, 1 verb
CROSS REFERENCES
 Amusement desiers
 Audacity
 Boldness
 Cheerful
 Courageous
 Exhilaration
 Jesting
 Temerity
 Vivacious
HOMESICKNESS NOSTALGIA
If one is homesick, then he feels unhappy because he is away from home and is missing his family. It is
longing for home and family while absent from them. It is a vehement desire to returns to one’s country.
Here a person’s become lonely and longs to be with his family and loved ones, especially if he has been
away from his home even for short period. Nostalgia is an affectionate feeling one has for the past
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especially for a particularly happy time. The term nostalgia describes a sentimental longing for the past,
typically for a period or place with happy personal associations.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 ant-c, 2 aur, 1 bar-c, 2 bell, 3 BRY, 2 calc, 1 calc-p, 3 CAPS, 3 CARB-AN, 1 carc, 1 carl, 2 caust, 1
cent, 1 cimic, 2 clem, 2 cocc, 2 coff, 1 dros, 1 elaps, 1 elat, 1 eup-pur, 1 germ, 2 hell, 1 hipp, 1 hyos, 3
IGN, 1 iris-t, 1 kali-m, 2 kali-p, 1 kreos, 1 lach, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lipp, 1 mag-c, 3 MAG-M, 1 manc, 1 med, 2
meny, 3 MERC, 2 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 op, 1 petr, 3 PH-AC, 2 phos, 1 plan, 1 plb, 1 puls, 1 puls-n, 2 ran-s, 1
sac-alb, 1 sac-l, 1 senec, 1 sep, 2 sil, 2 staph, 1 valer, 1 verat, 2 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ailments Homesickness
 Ennui
 Sentimental
 Suicidal homesickness from
 Sleep- sleeplessness homesickness from
HONEST
Honesty refers to a facet of moral character and denotes positive, virtuous attributes such as integrity,
truthfulness, and straightforwardness along with the absence of lying, cheating, or theft.
If you describe someone as honest, you mean that they always tell the truth, and do not try to deceive
people or break the law.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 am-br, 1 calc, 1 nux-v, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Conscientious
 Injustice, cannot support
 Objective
HOPEFULNESS
Hopefulness is an inspiration for the fulfillment of some desire - Inspiring hope, an optimist. Even when
faced with setbacks and failures, an optimist will always look at the bright side of things and he is always
hopeful to achieve something. Having or manifesting hope.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 alum, 1 ambr, 1 androc, 1 ant-t, 1 ars, 1 aur, 1 bac, 2 calc, 1 canth, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 caust,
1 chin, 1 cocc, 1 colch, 1 dig, 1 ferr-ma, 1 graph, 1 hydr, 1 hyos, 1 hyper, 1 ign, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-p, 1 lach, 1
lyc, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 puls, 1 raph, 1 rhus-t, 1 sang, 1 seneg, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 sulfon, 1 sulph, 1 tanac,
2 tub, 1 valer, 3 VERAT
CROSS REFERENCES
 Optimism
HORRIBLE things, sad stories affect her profoundly
People who cannot bear cruel stories or thrillers, after it they still have nightmares. Certain individuals
are so sensitive that they are much disturbed mentally in their emotion by hearing any horrible or sad
stories. The rubric is of specific relevance in patients who have difficulty accommodating the cruelties
and harsher realities of life. These are the people who are very prone to be badly upset by things they
see on T.V., they either have to turn away or turn off or, if they do actually see something unpleasant,
the memory of the horror of it stays with them for hours afterwards or even longer.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ars, 2 aur, 2 aur-m, 1 benz-ac, 3 CALC, 1 calc-s, 1 carb-v, 1 carc, 2 caust, 1 cench, 1 chin, 3 CIC, 1 coca, 1
cocc, 1 con, 1 ferr, 1 gels, 2 hep, 1 ign, 3 IOD, 2 kali-c, 2 lach, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-mar-c, 2 lyc, 1 manc, 1 nat-c,
1 nat-m, 2 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 op, 1 ozone, 2 phos, 1 plat, 1 prot, 2 puls, 2 sep, 2 sil, 1 staph, 2 sulph, 2
teucr, 2 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anxiety cruelties after hearing of

 Cruelty seeing
 Delusion horrible every thing
 Excitement horrible things hearing
 Fear bad news hearing
 Fear Cruelties
 Sadness stories
 Sensitive cruelties
 Sensitive crying
 Sensitive sadness
 Stories exciting <
 Talking unpleasant thing <
 Weeping anecdotes from
HOWLING
Howling is to yell or cry as a wolf or dog; to wail; to utter a long loud whining sound. It is to utter a loud,
protracted, mournful sound or cry, as dogs and wolves often do. It refers to make a noise resembling the
cry of a wild beast. If an animal such as dog or a wolf howls it, makes a long loud crying sound. A
prolonged cry as in distress; cry out with lack of restraint and prolonged loudness in pain or in deep
emotions.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acet-ac, 3 ACON, 2 alum, 1 ant-t, 1 arn, 1 ars, 3 AUR, 2 bell, 1 brom, 1 calad, 1 camph, 1 canth, 1 caps,
2 cham, 2 cic, 2 cina, 1 coff, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 2 ign, 1 ip, 1 lyc, 1 merc, 1 morph, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1
op, 2 phos, 1 stann, 2 stram, 1 tarent, 1 til, 2 verat, 2 verat-v, 1 verb, 1 viol-t
CROSS REFERENCES
 Barking
 Bemoaning
 Growling
 Lamenting
 Shrieking
HURRY
Hurry is the rubric which refers for the persons disposed to do something more quickly than usual. It is
to do things quickly and impatiently. The person is always quick and fast in doing all his work. It is
pressure; urgency to haste. This definition amply highlights the fact that this refers to a sense of inner
pressure - the patient is as if being driven from within to go faster. Feeling a strong need to move, act, or
go quickly.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 adam, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 1 anan, 1 androc, 1 apis, 2 aran-ix, 1
arg, 2 arg-n, 2 ars, 2 ars-i, 1 ars-s-f, 1 atro, 1 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-i, 1 aur-s, 2 bar-c, 1 bar-i, 1 bar-s, 2 bell,
1 benz-ac, 1 berb, 1 bov, 2 bry, 1 cact, 1 calad, 1 calc, 2 calc-f, 1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 2 camph, 1 cann-i, 1
cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 2 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 chlol, 1 choc, 1 cimic, 1 cina, 1
clem, 1 coca, 1 cocc, 2 coff, 1 con, 2 crot-c, 1 cupr, 1 cur, 1 dig, 3 DULC, 1 esp-g, 1 ferr-p, 1 fl-ac, 1 gins, 1
graph, 1 grat, 1 hell, 2 hep, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 2 ign, 2 iod, 1 ip, 1 kali-ar, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 2 lach, 1
laur, 3 LIL-T, 1 lob-p, 1 lyc, 1 lycps, 2 m-arct, 1 m-aust, 1 m-p-a, 1 mag-m, 3 MED, 1 meny, 3 MERC, 1
merl, 1 mez, 1 morph, 1 mosch, 1 nat-ar, 1 nat-c, 3 NAT-M, 1 nat-p, 2 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 olnd, 1
onos, 1 op, 1 ox-ac, 1 ped, 1 petr, 2 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 pin-s, 1 pip-m, 1 plan, 2 plat, 1 plb, 1 plect, 1 prot, 1
prun, 1 psor, 1 ptel, 2 puls, 1 ran-b, 1 rheum, 1 rhus-t, 1 sabad, 1 sep, 3 SIL, 1 staph, 2 stram, 3 SUL-AC, 1
sul-i, 3 SULPH, 1 sumb, 3 TARENT, 2 thuj, 1 verat, 1 viol-t, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-val
CROSS REFERENCES
 Abrupt
 Answering hastily
 Anxiety hurry
 Activity
 Busy
 Fear hurry followed by fear#
 Hastiness
 Impatience
 Impulsive
 Quick
 Rashness
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 Speech hasty
 Time passes too quick
 Time passes too slowly
HYDROPHOBIA
Hydrophobia is an abnormal fear of water. This is a very strong irrational fear of liquids in general. Dread
of water. A condition where in the patient develops strong dislike or aversion to water or any liquid and
when presented with develops panic.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acet-ac, 1 acon, 1 aconin, 1 agav-a, 1 agn, 1 am-c, 1 anag, 1 anan, 1 ant-c, 1 anthr, 1 apis, 1 aran, 1 arg-
n, 1 ars, 2 aspar, 2 bell, 1 brom, 1 calc, 1 camph, 1 camph-br, 1 cann-i, 2 canth, 1 carc, 1 cedr, 1 chlol, 1
cocci-s, 1 crot-h, 1 cupr, 2 cur, 1 fagu, 1 gels, 1 gent-c, 1 grin, 1 gua, 1 ho, 3 HYDR-AC, 2 hyos, 1 hyper, 1
iod, 1 jatr, 1 kali-br, 2 lach, 1 laur, 1 lith-br, 3 LYSS, 1 mand, 1 merc, 1 naja, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 phel, 1
phos, 1 phys, 1 plb, 1 ran-s, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 1 scut, 1 spirae, 3 STRAM, 1 stry, 1 sulph, 1 tanac, 1 tann-ac,
1 tarent, 1 ter, 1 trach, 1 verat, 1 xanth
CROSS REFERENCES
 Fear water
 Rage, shining objects- water, sight of
 Sensitive, noise to, water splashing
 Shining objects agg
HYPOCHONDRIASIS
Hypochondriasis refers to excessive preoccupation or worry about having a serious illness. This
debilitating condition is the result of an inaccurate perception of the body’s condition despite the
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absence of an actual medical condition. It is a mental disorder characterized by excessive fear of or

preoccupation with a serious illness, despite medical testing and reassurance to the contrary. An
abnormal state characterized by emotional depression and imagined ill health, often accompanied by
symptoms untraceable to any organic disease. If someone suffers from hypochondria, they continually
worry about their health and imagine that they are ill, although there is really nothing wrong with them.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abies-n, 2 acon, 1 agn, 1 alf, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 2 ambr, 1 anac, 1 anag, 1 anan, 2 ant-t, 1 arg, 1
arg-n, 2 arn, 2 ars, 1 arum-m, 2 asaf, 3 AUR, 2 aur-m, 1 aur-s, 1 aven, 1 aza, 1 bamb-a, 2 bell, 3 BENZ-AC,
1 bism, 1 both-l, 1 bran, 1 brom, 1 bry, 3 CACT, 3 CALC, 2 cann-s, 1 canth, 2 caps, 1 carc, 1 card-m, 1
caust, 2 cham, 1 chel, 1 chin, 2 cimic, 1 coca, 1 cocc, 1 coff, 2 colch, 3 CON, 1 croc, 1 cupr, 1 cur, 2 cycl, 1
dig, 1 esp-g, 1 euphr, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-p, 1 gels, 1 gran, 3 GRAPH, 2 grat, 2 hell, 1 helon, 1 hep, 1 hydr-ac, 2
hyos, 3 IGN, 1 iod, 2 ip, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-hp, 1 kali-p, 1 kreos, 3 LACH, 1 lath, 2 lil-t, 1
lob, 2 lyc, 1 lycps, 1 lyss, 1 m-arct, 1 mag-c, 3 MAG-M, 1 merc, 1 merc-d, 2 mez, 2 mill, 2 mosch, 1 murx,
2 nat-c, 3 NAT-M, 1 nep, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 3 NUX-V, 2 ol-an, 1 op, 2 petr, 2 ph-ac, 2 phos, 2 plat, 1 plb, 1
podo, 2 puls, 2 rhus-t, 1 sabad, 1 sabin, 1 sac-alb, 2 sel, 1 seneg, 2 sep, 1 sil, 1 sin-n, 2 spong, 2 stann, 2
staph, 1 stram, 1 sul-ac, 2 sulph, 1 sumb, 1 tab, 1 tarent, 2 ter, 1 thuj, 1 v-a-b, 3 VALER, 2 verat, 1 vib-t, 2
viol-o, 3 ZINC, 1 zinc-o, 1 zinc-val, 2 zing, 1 ziz
CROSS REFERENCES
 Alcoholism
 Hypochondriacs
 Anxiety health
 Anxiety health own
 Anxiety hypochondriacally
 Blindness pretended
 Deafness pretended
 Despair health of
 Despair recovery of
 Delusion sick being
 Delusion disease
 Delusion health
 Del sickness
 Doubtful recovery of
 Fear disease impeding
 Fear health ruined
 Feigning sick
 Lamenting sickness
 Sadness hypochondriacally
 Sensitive complaints
 Sick imagine he is
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 Thinking complaints <

 Thoughts diseases of
HYPOCRISY
Hypocrisy is the state of pretending to have virtues, moral or religious beliefs, principles, etc., that one
does not actually have. The claim or pretense of holding beliefs, feelings, standards, qualities, opinions,
virtues or motivations that one does not actually possess. It is the Behavior that does not agree with
what someone claims to believe or feel. They pretend to have qualities beliefs or feelings that they do
not really have. The practice of professing standards, beliefs, etc., contrary to one's real character or
actual behavior, esp. the pretence of virtue and piety. A feigning to be what one is not; a concealment of
one's real character or motives; the assuming of a false appearance of virtue or religion.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bar-c, 1 caust, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 lyc, 1 merc, 1 nux-v, 1 phos, 2 puls, 1 sep, 2 sil, 2 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Deceitful
 Dishonest
 Delusion Lie
 Liar
 Slander
 Untruthful
HYSTERIA
Hysteria is the term for unmanageable emotional excesses. People who are "hysterical" often lose self-
control due to an overwhelming emotional outburst. It is the behavior exhibiting excessive or
uncontrollable emotion, such as fear or panic. It is the state of uncontrolled excitement, anger or panic.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abrot, 1 absin, 2 acet-ac, 2 acon, 1 aether, 2 agar, 1 agn, 2 aloe, 2 alum, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-br, 1 am-c, 1
am-val, 2 ambr, 1 aml-n, 1 ammc, 2 anac, 1 anag, 1 androc, 1 anh, 1 ant-c, 1 apis, 1 apisin, 1 aquil, 1 arg,
2 arg-n, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1 ars-s-f, 2 art-v, 1 arund, 3 ASAF, 1 asar, 1 asc-t, 1 aster, 3 AUR, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-i, 1
aur-m-n, 1 aur-s, 1 bapt, 2 bar-c, 1 bar-i, 1 bar-s, 1 bell, 1 benz-ac, 1 bor, 1 bov, 1 brom, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 2
cact, 2 caj, 1 calad, 2 calc, 2 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 2 camph, 1 camph-br, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 2 canth, 2 carbn-s,
2 cast, 1 catar, 2 caul, 3 CAUST, 1 cedr, 1 cench, 2 cham, 1 chel, 2 chen-a, 1 chim, 1 chin, 1 chin-s, 2 chlf,
2 chlol, 1 cic, 2 cimic, 2 cinnam, 1 cob, 2 coca, 3 COCC, 2 coff, 2 coff-t, 3 CON, 1 conv, 1 convo-s, 1 cop, 1
cor-r, 1 cot, 2 croc, 1 crot-h, 1 croto-t, 1 cupr, 1 cypr, 1 dig, 2 elaps, 1 electr, 2 eup-a, 1 eup-per, 1 eup-
pur, 1 euphr, 2 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 1 ferr-i, 1 ferr-p, 1 form, 3 GELS, 1 glyc-g, 2 graph, 2 grat, 1 hedeo, 1 hell, 1
hura, 2 hydr-ac, 2 hyos, 1 hyper, 2 ictod, 3 IGN, 2 indg, 1 iod, 1 ip, 1 ipom, 1 joan, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-br, 2
kali-c, 3 KALI-P, 1 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 2 lac-ac, 1 lac-c, 1 lac-d, 3 LACH, 1 lact, 2 lil-t, 1 lith-br, 1 lob, 2 lyc, 2
mag-c, 3 MAG-M, 1 mand, 1 mang, 1 med, 2 merc, 1 methyl, 1 mez, 2 mill, 1 morph, 3 MOSCH, 1 mygal,
1 nat-ar, 2 nat-c, 1 nat-hchls, 3 NAT-M, 1 nat-p, 1 nat-s, 1 nat-sil, 1 nepet, 3 NIT-AC, 1 nitro-o, 3 NUX-M,
3 NUX-V, 1 ol-an, 1 op, 1 orig, 1 orig-v, 2 pall, 1 par, 1 passi, 2 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 phys, 3 PLAT, 2 plb, 1
polyg, 1 pop, 1 prot, 3 PULS, 1 pyrus, 2 raph, 2 rhus-t, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 1 sabin, 1 sac-alb, 1 sac-l, 1 salx-n,
1 sang, 1 scut, 2 sec, 1 senec, 3 SEP, 3 SIL, 1 spira, 1 stann, 1 staph, 2 stict, 1 stram, 1 stry-p, 1 succ, 1 sul-
ac, 1 sul-i, 2 sulph, 1 sumb, 1 syc-co, 1 tanac, 3 TARENT, 1 ter, 1 thal, 2 ther, 1 thlaspi, 1 thuj, 1 thyr, 1
tub, 1 ust, 3 VALER, 1 vanad, 3 VERAT, 1 verat-v, 1 vib, 2 viol-o, 1 visc, 1 xan, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-cy, 2 zinc-val,
2 ziz
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anxiety hysterical
 Cheerful hysterical
 Delirium hysterical
 Laughing hysterical
 Respiration- asthmatic hysterical
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IDEALISTIC
Idealistic is a person who adheres to idealism. Idealism is the attitude of a person who believes that it is
possible to live according to very high standards of behavior and honesty. An ideal is a principle or value
that one actively pursues as a goal. Ideals are particularly important in ethics, as the order in which one
places them tends to determine the degree to which one reveals them as real and sincere. An ideal is a
principle or standard that is worth t o achieve. If you describe someone as idealistic you mean that they
have ideals and base their behavior on these ideals, even though it may be impractical.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 caust, 2 ign, 1 lyc, 2 plat
IDEAS ABUNDANT CLEARNESS OF MIND
The above rubric is for the state of mind where thoughts or ideas are present in great plenty; more than
adequate; oversufficient. Although in place of abundant ideas there is no chaos in mind and thoughts
remain clear. Here the ideas are existing or are available in large quantities without affecting the mental
faculty.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aesc, 1 aether, 1 agar, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 1 anag, 1 ang, 1 anh, 1
arg, 1 arg-n, 2 ars, 1 asaf, 1 asar, 1 aster, 1 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-s, 1 bac, 2 bell, 1 bor, 2 bry, 1 caj, 2 calc, 1
calc-f, 1 calc-p, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 carb-ac, 1 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 1 caust, 1
cham, 3 CHIN, 1 chin-ar, 2 chin-s, 1 choc, 1 cimic, 1 cob, 1 coc-c, 1 coca, 1 cocc, 3 COFF, 1 colch, 1 coloc,
1 con, 1 der, 1 eupi, 1 ferr-p, 1 flor-p, 1 gels, 1 glon, 1 graph, 1 ham, 1 hell, 1 hep, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 1 kali-br,
1 kali-c, 1 kali-n, 1 kali-s, 1 kreos, 1 lac-ac, 3 LACH, 1 laur, 1 led, 2 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 m-arct, 1 mag-m, 1 med, 1
menthol, 1 meph, 1 merc, 1 mez, 1 morph, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-ar, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-p, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 olnd, 3
OP, 1 opun-a, 1 ox-ac, 1 ph-ac, 3 PHOS, 1 phys, 1 pic-ac, 2 pip-m, 1 plat, 2 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 sabad, 1 scut,
1 sep, 1 sil, 1 spig, 1 spong, 1 staph, 1 stram, 2 stry, 2 sulph, 1 sumb, 1 tab, 1 ter, 1 thea, 1 thuj, 2 tub, 1
valer, 1 verat, 1 verb, 1 viol-o, 1 visc, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Activity
 Fancies, vivid, lively
 Plans many
 Theorizing
 Thoughts clearness 0f- profound- rapid
 Witty
IDEAS DEFICIENCY OF
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An idea is a thought, plan, or suggestion about what to do and how to do it. It is a thought that you have
about how to do something or how to deal with something. It also refers to an opinion or belief. An idea
is any content of the mind, especially the conscious mind. This rubric stands for lack of adequate
amount of ideas or thought or a plan.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acet-ac, 2 acon, 1 agn, 1 all-s, 1 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 2 am-c, 1 ambr, 2 anac, 1 ang, 1 anh, 1 arg,
1 arg-n, 2 arn, 1 arund, 1 asaf, 1 asar, 1 aster, 1 atro, 1 aur, 1 bamb-a, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 bov, 1 bry, 1 caj, 1
calc, 2 calc-p, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 2 carb-v, 2 caust, 1 cham, 2 chin, 1 cic, 1
clem, 1 cocc, 1 coff, 1 colch, 3 CON, 1 corn, 1 croc, 1 cupr, 1 cycl, 1 dig, 1 glon, 1 graph, 1 guai, 3 HELL, 1
hep, 2 hyos, 1 ictod, 1 ign, 1 iod, 1 ip, 2 kali-br, 1 kreos, 2 lach, 1 laur, 1 lepi, 1 lil-t, 3 LYC, 1 lycps, 1 m-
arct, 1 meny, 2 merc, 1 merc-c, 2 mez, 1 mosch, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 2 nit-ac, 2 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1
olnd, 3 OP, 1 petr, 3 PH-AC, 3 PHOS, 1 plat, 2 plb, 1 ran-b, 1 ran-s, 1 rheum, 1 rhod, 1 rhus-t, 1 ruta, 3
SEL, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 spig, 1 stann, 3 STAPH, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 2 tarent, 1 thuj, 1 trom, 1 valer, 1 verat, 1 xan,
2 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Dullness
 Ennui
 Thoughts vanishing
IDEAS FIXED
Ideas fixed rubric is used to describe something that does not change in opinion or belief or in thoughts.
It is holding on firmly to his idea and that cannot be changed. It is an idea, esp. one of an obsessional
nature, that is persistently maintained and not subject to change. Fixed idea is a persistent morbid
impression or belief that cannot be changed by reason.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aeth, 1 alum, 1 anac, 1 arg-n, 3 ARS, 1 aur, 1 benz-ac, 1 bry, 1 calc-sil, 3 CANN-I, 3 CANN-S, 1
canth, 2 carb-v, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1 cic, 1 coca, 2 cocc, 1 cupr, 3 EUPHR, 1 foll, 1 glon, 1 graph, 3 HELL, 3
HYOS, 3 IGN, 2 iod, 1 lach, 1 lyss, 3 MERC, 3 NAT-M, 2 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 3 OP, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 plat, 2
psor, 2 puls, 2 rhus-t, 2 sabad, 1 sil, 1 stann, 3 STRAM, 1 sulph, 2 thuj, 3 VERAT
CROSS REFERENCES
 Monomania
IDIOCY
Idiocy is extreme stupidity. It is the state or condition of being an idiot. It means a person of subnormal
intelligence. The state or condition of being an idiot is the quality of having an intelligence level far
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below average. An idiot is said to be idiotic, and to suffer from idiocy. An idiot differs from a fool who is
unwise. It is the person of the lowest order in a former and discarded classification of mental
retardation, having a mental age of less than three years old and an intelligence quotient under 25.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 2 aeth, 1 agar, 1 alum, 2 ambr, 1 anac, 1 anan, 1 ant-c, 1 apis, 1 ars, 1 bac, 2 bar-c, 2 bar-m, 1
bell, 1 bell-p, 1 bor, 1 bufo, 2 calc-p, 1 caps, 1 carbn-o, 2 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 cent, 1 cham, 1 chlol,
1 cic, 2 hell, 1 helo, 1 hyos, 3 IGN, 1 kali-br, 1 lac-c, 2 lach, 3 LAUR, 1 lyc, 1 med, 1 merc, 1 mez, 1 morg, 1
mosch, 1 nux-m, 1 olnd, 1 op, 1 orig, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 plb, 1 sanic, 1 sarr, 3 SEC, 1 stram, 1 stry, 1 sulph,
1 tab, 1 thuj, 1 thyr, 2 tub, 1 verat, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Answers foolish
 Antics plays
 Biting
 Buffoonery
 Cretinism
 Dullness
 Imbecility
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 Loquacity foolish
 Smiling foolish
 Face expression idiotic
IMBECILITY
Imbecile was a medical term used to describe a person with moderate to severe mental retardation. The
Retardation is more severe than a moron but not as severe as an idiot. "Imbecile" was once applied to
people with an IQ of 26–50, between "morons" (IQ of 51–70) and "idiot" (IQ of 0–25). An imbecile is a
person with limited mental capacity who can perform tasks and think only like a young child, in medical
circles meaning a person who lacks the capacity to develop beyond the mental age of a normal five to
seven-year-old child.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 1 acon, 1 agar, 1 agn, 2 ail, 1 alco, 3 ALOE, 2 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 2 am-c, 3 AMBR, 3
ANAC, 1 anac-oc, 1 anil, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 1 apis, 1 arg, 2 arg-n, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1 ars-s-f, 1 art-v, 1 asar, 2 aur,
1 aur-ar, 1 aur-s, 1 bac, 2 bapt, 3 BAR-C, 3 BAR-M, 1 bar-s, 3 BELL, 1 bov, 1 brom, 3 BUFO, 3 BUFO-S, 1
calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-p, 1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 2 cann-s, 2 caps, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 carbn-o, 3
CARBN-S, 1 carc, 2 caust, 1 cham, 2 chel, 1 chin, 1 chlol, 1 chlor, 2 cocc, 3 CON, 1 croc, 2 crot-h, 1 cupr, 1
cycl, 1 dig, 2 dios, 1 dros, 1 dulc, 2 fl-ac, 1 gels, 2 hell, 1 hep, 1 hydr-ac, 3 HYOS, 2 ign, 1 iod, 1 kali-bi, 2
kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 2 kali-p, 1 kali-sil, 3 LACH, 2 laur, 1 lol, 3 LYC, 1 mang, 2 med, 1 meli, 2 merc, 2
merc-c, 1 mez, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-ar, 2 nat-c, 1 nat-i, 2 nat-m, 2 nat-p, 1 nat-sil, 1 nit-ac, 3 NUX-M,
3 NUX-V, 1 olnd, 3 OP, 2 oxyt, 2 par, 2 petr, 3 PH-AC, 2 phos, 3 PIC-AC, 2 plat, 2 plb, 2 puls, 1 ran-b, 1
rheum, 2 rhus-t, 1 ruta, 2 sabad, 2 sabin, 1 sars, 1 sec, 1 sel, 1 seneg, 2 sep, 3 SIL, 1 sol-n, 2 spig, 1 spong,
1 stann, 2 staph, 3 STRAM, 1 stry, 1 sul-ac, 3 SULPH, 2 syph, 1 tarent, 1 tax, 2 ther, 1 thuj, 2 thyr, 3
VERAT, 1 verb, 1 viol-o, 1 viol-t, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Answers foolish
 Antics plays
 Biting
 Buffoonery
 Cretinism
 Dullness
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 Imbecility
 Loquacity foolish
 Smiling foolish
 Face expression idiotic
IMITATION, MIMICRY
In psychology, imitation is the reproduction or performance of an act that is stimulated by the

perception of a similar act by another animal or person. Essentially, it involves a model to which the
attention and response of the imitator are directed. An imitation of something is a copy of another
person; they copy the way they speak or behave, sometimes in order to be funny or to ridicule. It is a
representation of a person that is exaggerated for comic or ridiculing effect. Imitation is an advanced
behavior whereby an individual observes and replicates another's. It is Copying (or trying to copy) the
actions of someone else. Mimicry is to copy (someone or someone's behavior or speech) especially for
humor, to copy or imitate closely, especially in speech, expression, and gesture; to copy or imitate so as
to ridicule or for amusement, or for satirical effect. If you mimic the actions or voice of a person or
animal, you imitate them, usually in a way that is meant to be amusing or entertaining or ridiculing.
Developmental psychologist, Jean Piaget, noted that children in a developmental phase he called the
sensorimotor period (a period which lasts up to the first two years of a child) begin to imitate observed
actions. He called this deferred imitation and suggested that it arises out of the child's increasing ability
to "form mental representations of behavior performed by others. These mental representations he
referred to as schemata. This is an important stage in the development of a child because the child is
beginning to think symbolically, associating behaviors with actions, thus setting the child up for the
development of further symbolic thinking. Imitation plays an important role in fostering a child's
learning abilities.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bell, 1 calc, 1 caust, 1 cupr, 1 hyos, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 nux-m, 1 sars, 1 stram, 1 verat
IMPATIENCE
Patience is the state of endurance under difficult circumstances, which can mean persevering in the face
of delay or provocation without acting on annoyance/anger in a negative way; or exhibiting forbearance
when under strain, especially when faced with longer-term difficulties. Patience is the level of
endurance one can take before negativity. It is also used to refer to the character trait of being
steadfast. Impatience is the annoyed feeling you get when something does not happen as quickly as you
want it to or in the way you want it to. Impatient is not willing to wait for something or someone.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 act-sp, 1 adam, 1 aeth, 1 agar-ph, 1 alco, 1 all-s, 1 allox, 1 ambr, 1 amph, 1 anac, 1 androc, 1
ant-c, 2 apis, 1 aral, 2 ars, 2 ars-h, 2 ars-i, 1 ars-s-f, 1 aster, 1 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-i, 1 aur-m-n, 1 bad, 1
bamb-a, 1 bar-c, 1 bar-i, 1 bar-s, 1 bell, 1 bor, 2 bry, 1 bufo, 2 calc, 1 calc-f, 1 calc-i, 1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 2
carb-ac, 1 carb-v, 1 carc, 3 CHAM, 1 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 choc, 1 cimic, 2 cina, 1 colch, 2 coloc, 1 cub, 1 culx,
1 digin, 1 dros, 2 dulc, 1 ferul, 1 gels, 1 germ, 1 gins, 1 goss, 1 graph, 1 hell, 2 hep, 1 hist, 1 hura, 1
hydrog, 2 hyos, 3 IGN, 2 iod, 2 ip, 1 kali-ar, 2 kali-bi, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 2 kreos, 2 lach, 1
lil-t, 1 luna, 2 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 manc, 2 med, 1 menis, 1 merc, 1 mez, 2 morg-g, 1 mosch, 1 murx, 1 nat-ar, 1
nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1 nep, 1 nicc, 1 nid, 1 nit-ac, 1 nuph, 1 nux-m, 3 NUX-V, 1 onos, 1 op, 1 osm, 1
pall, 1 ph-ac, 1 pitu-a, 2 plan, 2 plat, 2 psor, 2 puls, 1 pulx, 1 rheum, 2 rhus-t, 1 sang, 1 sars, 3 SEP, 3 SIL, 1
sol-a, 1 spig, 1 spong, 1 stann, 1 staph, 2 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 3 SULPH, 1 tarax, 1 tarent, 1 tax, 1 thal, 1 thiop, 1
thuj, 1 uran-n, 1 vac, 1 viol-t, 1 vip-a, 1 wies, 1 wye, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
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 Abrupt
 Answers abruptly
 Answers hastily
 Egotism
 Hastiness
 Hurry
 Haste
 Impetuous
 Intolerance
 Impulsive
 Irritability questioned when
 Quick to act
 Rash
 Restlessness
 Speech hasty
 Weeping impatience
IMPERTINENCE
Impertinent implies an over forwardness of speech or action that is disrespectful and oversteps the
bounds of propriety or courtesy. It is behaviour which is rude and showing a lack of respect and inclined
to take liberties. It is rude and not showing respect for someone, especially someone older or more
senior. It is the state of inappropriate playfulness.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 2 anac, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 bell, 1 bufo, 1 calc, 2 canth, 2 cham, 1 chin, 1 cupr, 2 graph, 2 hyos, 1 ign, 2
lac-c, 1 lach, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lil-t, 3 LYC, 1 lyss, 1 med, 2 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 pall, 1 par, 2 petr, 1 phos,
3 PLAT, 2 psor, 1 sac-alb, 1 spong, 1 staph, 2 stram, 1 sulph, 1 tarent, 2 tub, 3 VERAT
CROSS REFERENCES
 Audacity
 Defiant
 Heedless
 Haughty
 Impolite
 Insolence
 Meddlesome
 Pertinacity
 Presumptuous
 Rudeness
 Shameless
IMPETUOUS
Impetuous is acting or done quickly and without thought. Someone who is impetuous does things
quickly without thinking about what will happen as a result of his action. These are People who act on a
sudden idea without considering the results of their actions. It is characterized by undue haste and lack
of thought or deliberation, with forceful energy or emotion.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 2 anac, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 aur, 2 bry, 1 calc, 1 calc-s, 2 carb-v, 1 caust, 2 cham, 1 cocain, 1
croc, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-p, 1 glon, 3 HEP, 2 hyos, 1 ictod, 2 iod, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 lach, 1 laur, 1
led, 1 mag-c, 1 med, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 3 NIT-AC, 3 NUX-V, 1 olnd, 1 phos, 1 rheum, 3 SEP, 2 staph, 1
stram, 1 stront-c, 1 sul-ac, 2 sulph, 1 tab, 1 thuj, 2 zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Abrupt
 Anger violent
 Answers abruptly- hastily
 Hurry
 Impatience
 Impulsive
 Quick to act
 Rashness
 Speech- abrupt-hasty
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IMPOLITE
Politeness is best expressed as the practical application of good manners or etiquette. It is having or
showing good manners or respect for other people. Politeness is refined or cultured way of speech.
Impolite refers of behaviour not of polished manners, not polite.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aran-ix, 2 hep, 1 lyc, 2 merc, 1 plat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Answer, answering, answers, civil, cannot give
IMPORTANCE FEELS HIS POMPOUS
Pompous behaviour is having or showing the attitude of people who speak and behave in a very formal
and serious way because they believe that they are better, smarter, or more important than other
people. It is characterized by excessive self-esteem or exaggerated dignity, pretentious behaviour. It is
behaviour puffed up with vanity, in a grandiloquent and boastful manner. It is ostentatious display of
dignity.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alco, 1 arn, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 cann-i, 1 cupr, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-ma, 1 glon, 1 hyos, 2 lyc, 1 phos, 3 PLAT, 1
stram, 1 sulph, 2 verat
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CROSS REFERENCES
 Haughty
 Vanity
IMPROVIDENT
Provident is the behaviour of Possessing, exercising, or demonstrating great care and consideration for
the future. It is the behaviour of careful about planning for the future and saving money for the future.
Improvident means not providing or saving for the future. It also denotes of the behaviour of not
thinking carefully enough about the future, especially by wasting money. Improvident behaviour is lack
of exercising great care and consideration for the future.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 1 caust, 1 nat-m
CROSS REFERENCES
 Careless
 Heedless
 Rashness
IMPULSE
An impulse is a sudden strong desire to do something. It is a thrust, a push, a sudden force that impels
to act. An impulse is a wish or urge, particularly a sudden one.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 agar-st, 1 all-s, 1 alum, 1 anac, 1 androc, 1 arg-n, 1 ars, 1 bac, 1 bell, 1 bufo, 1 calc, 1 cann-i, 1
canth, 1 caust, 1 coff, 1 dig, 1 glon, 1 hep, 1 hyos, 1 iod, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 med, 1 meli, 1 merc, 1 mez,
1 nux-v, 1 orig, 1 phys, 1 puls, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 tarent, 1 tub, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Fear- injuring others of

 Injure feels to be left alone
 Jumping
 Kill desire to
 Kill sudden impulse to
 Rashness
 Runs about
 Self control loss of
 Suicidal disposition
IMPULSIVE
Impulsiveness is a personality trait characterized by the inclination of an individual to initiate behavior

without adequate forethought as to the consequences of their actions, acting on the spur of the
moment. It is doing things or tending to do things suddenly and without careful thought, acting on
impulse. It is an action done suddenly and without planning, resulting from a sudden impulse. It is
characterized by actions based on sudden desires, whims, or inclinations rather than careful thought.
Recent theories have suggested four aspects of impulsiveness:
1. Urgency: the tendency to act immediately.

2. Lack of premeditation; action not organized by a consideration of anticipatable consequences.
3. Lack of perseverance: failure to follow through on a goal-related task.
4. The experience of positive feelings towards risky actions.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 alum, 1 anac, 1 ant-c, 3 ARG-N, 2 ars, 2 aur, 1 cadm, 1 camph, 1 caust, 1 cere-b, 1 cham, 1
choc, 2 cic, 1 coloc, 1 croc, 1 cupr, 1 gins, 1 hep, 3 IGN, 1 iod, 1 ip, 1 lach, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 med, 1 merc, 1
nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 phos, 3 PULS, 1 rheum, 1 rhus-t, 1 sep, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 tarent, 1 thea
CROSS REFERENCES
 Abrupt
 Answers abrupt
 Answers hastily
 Capriciousness
 Heedless
 Hurry
 Impetuous
 Impatience
 Indiscretion
 Meddlesome
 Mood changeable
 Quick
 Rash
 Speech hasty
 Thoughts rapid
 Time slowly
INCITING OHERS
Inciting refers to provoking or stimulating behaviour which urges others to act either favorably or
violently. It implies an urging or stimulating or exciting others to action.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 hyos
CROSS REFERENCES
 Defiant
 Presumptuous
INCONSOLABLE
Not relieved by distress or not able to be comforted. This rubric relates for instances when nothing
seems to comfort the patient, nothing makes him feel better. The patient does not respond to any
measures adopted to make him feel better when one would otherwise expect that he would.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 ambr, 1 arist-cl, 2 ars, 1 asar, 2 brom, 1 calc-s, 2 caust, 2 cham, 2 chin, 1 cic, 1 coff, 1 graph, 1
ign, 1 jal, 1 kali-br, 1 lyc, 1 m-arct, 1 mag-s, 1 mang, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 par, 1 per, 2
petr, 1 phos, 2 plat, 2 puls, 1 rhus-t, 2 spong, 2 stann, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 2 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ailments Love disappointed

 Anger consoled
 Brooding
 Consolation <
 Depression
 Despair
 Grief
 Grief inconsolable
 Grief silent
 Hopelessness feeling of
 Irritability consolation <
 Love disappointed
 Sadness love
 Sighing
 Sulky
 Weep consolation <
INCONSTANCY
The quality of being changeable and variable, not fixed. It implies to an inherent tendency to change, to
be not fixed, or to be not consistent. It is Lack of constancy; lack of consistency in thought, emotion or
action. It is the change of mind before he actually completes the task. Because of his changeable
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behaviour they cannot be relied upon by others. Here the change of mind affects the patient’s course of
action. He no longer wishes to do it, instead wants to do something else.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 acon-l, 1 act-sp, 1 agar, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 2 ambr, 1 anh, 1 apis, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 asaf, 1 bell, 1 bism,
1 bor, 1 bry, 1 calc, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 chin, 1 cimic, 1 coff, 1 dros, 2 graph, 3 IGN, 1 ip, 3 KALI-BR, 1 lac-
c, 1 lach, 1 laur, 1 led, 1 lil-t, 1 lyc, 1 m-arct, 1 m-aust, 1 nat-c, 2 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 olnd, 1 op, 1 opun-a, 1
petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 plan, 1 plat, 1 puls, 1 rheum, 1 rhus-t, 1 sil, 1 sphing, 1 stann, 1 stram, 1 syph, 1 thuj, 1 v-
a-b, 1 valer, 1 verat, 1 voes, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Capriciousness
 Changeable
 Indecision
 Irresolution
 Mental
 Mood changeable
 Mood alternating
 Persist in nothing
 Undertakes many things but..
 Gen – contradictory & alt states
 Stomach Appetite capricious
INDEPENDENT
Independent means not dependent; not contingent or depending on something else. It is acting or
thinking freely instead of being guided by other people. Independent people are Free from the
influence, guidance, or control of another or others. It also means not relying on others for support,
care, or funds. Independent persons are not dependent on authority or someone for guidance or for
earning a livelihood.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bell, 1 calc, 1 cupr, 1 nux-v, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Contrary
 Courageous
 Disobedience
 Obstinate headstrong
 Pertinacity
 Positives
INDESCRIBABLE
Indescribable refers to conditions those are beyond description. It may be either too good or too bad to
be described. It is that patient is unable to come up with anything to compare the feeling too. It is
defying expression or description. It is beyond expression or to define it or too intense, extreme, for
words.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 all-c, 1 phys, 1 tanac
INDIFFERENCE APATHY
Indifference or Apathy is a state of indifference, or the suppression of emotions such as concern,

excitement, motivation and passion. An apathetic individual has an absence of interest in or concern
about emotional, social, spiritual, philosophical and/or physical life. It is state in which they get a sense
that "nothing matters". Apathy or indifference is demonstrated by an absence of emotional reactions. It
is the state of mind where no emotions affect her. It is emotionally benumbed state. It is lack of interest
in or concern about anything or everything.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abel, 1 absin, 1 acet-ac, 2 acon, 1 aesc, 2 agar, 2 agn, 1 ail, 1 all-c, 1 allox, 1 aloe, 3 ALUM, 1 alum-p, 1
alum-sil, 1 alumn, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 ambr, 1 ammc, 1 amor-r, 3 ANAC, 2 anac-oc, 1 anan, 1 androc, 2
anh, 1 ant-n-l, 1 ant-t, 3 APIS, 1 aq-mar, 1 arag, 1 aran, 2 arg-n, 2 arn, 2 ars, 1 ars-h, 1 ars-i, 1 ars-s-f, 1
arum-t, 1 arund, 1 asaf, 1 asar, 1 aster, 1 atro, 1 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-m-n, 2 bac, 2 bamb-a, 1 bapt, 2 bar-
c, 1 bar-i, 1 bar-m, 1 bar-s, 2 bell, 1 berb, 1 bism, 1 bor, 2 bov, 1 brom, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 1 but-ac, 1 buth-
aust, 1 cadm, 1 calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-f, 1 calc-i, 2 calc-p, 1 calc-s, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1
canth, 1 caps, 2 carb-an, 3 CARB-V, 1 carbn-o, 2 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 cench, 2 cham, 2 chel, 3 CHIN,
2 chin-ar, 2 chin-s, 1 chlf, 1 chloram, 1 choc, 1 cic, 2 cimic, 1 cina, 1 cinnb, 1 cit-l, 1 clem, 1 coc-c, 1 coca,
2 cocc, 1 cod, 1 coff, 1 colch, 1 coloc, 1 colos, 1 com, 3 CON, 1 conin-br, 1 corn, 1 croc, 3 CROT-C, 2 crot-
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h, 1 cub, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-s, 1 cur, 2 cycl, 1 cypr, 1 cyt-l, 1 dig, 1 digin, 1 dros, 2 dulc, 1 elaps, 1 esp-g, 1
euphr, 1 fago, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 1 ferr-i, 1 ferr-p, 1 fl-ac, 1 foll, 2 gels, 1 germ, 1 glon, 1 glyc, 2 graph, 1
grat, 1 guai, 1 guare, 1 gymn, 1 ham, 1 harp, 3 HELL, 1 helo, 1 hep, 1 hura, 1 hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrc, 1
hydrog, 2 hyos, 2 ign, 1 ind, 1 indol, 1 iod, 1 ip, 1 jatr, 1 jug-r, 2 kali-ar, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-
chl, 1 kali-chls, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-m, 1 kali-n, 2 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 1 kres, 1 lac-c, 1 lac-d, 1 lac-h, 2 lach,
1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 laur, 1 lepi, 1 levo, 1 lil-s, 3 LIL-T, 1 linu-c, 1 luf-op, 1 luna, 2 lyc, 1
lyss, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 manc, 1 mand, 1 med, 2 meli, 1 meny, 1 meph, 2 merc, 1 merc-i-f, 1 merc-i-r, 1
merl, 3 MEZ, 1 moly, 1 morph, 1 mur-ac, 1 myric, 1 myris, 1 naja, 1 narz, 1 nat-ar, 3 NAT-C, 3 NAT-M, 3
NAT-P, 1 nat-s, 1 nat-sil, 1 nep, 1 nid, 2 nit-ac, 1 nit-s-d, 1 nitro-o, 2 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 olnd, 1 onop, 3
ONOS, 3 OP, 1 ozone, 1 ped, 1 petr, 3 PH-AC, 3 PHOS, 1 phys, 2 phyt, 2 pic-ac, 1 pitu-a, 1 pitu-p, 3 PLAT,
1 plb, 1 prun, 1 psil, 2 psor, 1 ptel, 1 pull-g, 3 PULS, 1 raja-s, 1 ran-b, 1 raph, 1 rat, 1 rauw, 1 rheum, 1
rhod, 1 rhus-g, 1 rhus-t, 1 rhus-v, 1 rib-ac, 1 ric, 1 rumx, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 1 sabin, 1 sac-alb, 2 sang, 1
sapo, 1 saroth, 1 sarr, 1 sars, 2 sec, 1 sel, 1 seneg, 3 SEP, 1 seq-s, 1 sieg, 2 sil, 1 sima, 1 spig, 1 spong, 1
squil, 1 stann, 3 STAPH, 1 stram, 1 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 1 sulfa, 2 sulph, 2 syph, 3 TAB, 1 tanac, 1 tarax, 1 tarent,
1 tax, 1 tell, 1 thal, 1 thala, 1 ther, 1 thiop, 2 thuj, 2 thuj-l, 3 THYR, 1 tong, 1 trinit, 1 tub, 1 valer, 1 ven-m,
2 verat, 1 verb, 2 viol-t, 1 vip, 1 visc, 1 xan, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p, 1 ziz
CROSS REFERENCES
 Amusement avers to
 Apathy
 Asking nothing
 Aversion every thing to
 Dullness
 Ennui
 Delirium apathetic
 Heedless
 Indifference
 Joyless
 Listless
 Mood repulsive
 Pessimist
 Phlegmatic
 Pleasure nothing in
 Reserved
 Sensitiveness want of
 Torpor
 Unattractive things seems
 Wants nothing
INDIGNATION
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Indignation is a feeling related to one's perception of having been offended or wronged and a tendency
to undo that wrongdoing by retaliation. Indignation is anger caused by something that is unfair or wrong
towards him. It is a feeling of righteous anger. It is the Anger or rage ignited by a perceived or real
injustice/ offense.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 ambr, 1 androc, 2 ars, 1 aur, 1 bry, 2 calc-p, 1 caps, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1 cocc, 2 coloc, 1 croc, 1
ferr-p, 1 gels, 1 germ, 1 graph, 1 ign, 1 ip, 2 m-p-a, 1 med, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nitro-o, 1 nux-v, 1 oena, 1
op, 1 ozone, 1 pip-m, 1 psor, 1 sabad, 1 spig, 3 STAPH, 1 sulph, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ailments Anger indignation

 A/F Embarrassment
 A/F Honor wounded
 A/F Reproaches
 A/F Rudeness
 A/F Scorned being scorned
 Brooding
 Honor effect of wounded
 Mortification
 Sensitive rudeness to
INDISCRETION
Indiscretion is lack of good judgment or care in behavior and especially in speech, it is lack of discretion.
It is lack of judgment, especially in talking about things that are intended to be private. It is the
behaviour of "Circumspection, lack of". It is applicable to those who lack the ability to assess what to say
and what not to say according to context. Indiscretion is by no means necessarily intentional but rather
more to do with clumsiness or naiveté. If you describe someone as indiscreet, you mean that they lack
judgment of the surrounding, and they do or say things in public which they should only do or say
secretly or in private. This is out of their naïve nature.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 alum, 1 arn, 2 bar-c, 1 bov, 1 bry, 1 calad, 1 calc, 1 camph, 1 caps, 1 caust, 1 con, 1 croc, 1
germ, 1 graph, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 1 kali-c, 1 laur, 1 meny, 2 merc, 1 nat-m, 2 nux-v, 1 op, 1 plat, 1 puls, 1
spong, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Circumspection lack of
 Heedless
 Impetuous
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 Imprudence
 Meddlesome
 Rashness
 Sensitive wants
INDOLENCE
Indolence means lack of activity and may refer to Laziness of people. Indolent people do not like to work
or be active.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abrot, 1 acon, 1 acon-l, 1 aesc, 2 agar, 1 agar-cit, 1 ail, 1 alco, 1 alet, 1 all-c, 1 aloe, 2 alum, 1 alum-p, 1
alum-sil, 1 alumn, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 ambr, 1 ammc, 2 anac, 1 androc, 1 ang, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 1 anth, 2
apis, 1 apoc, 1 arag, 1 arg, 2 arg-n, 2 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-h, 1 ars-i, 1 ars-met, 1 ars-s-f, 1 asaf, 1 asar, 1 asc-t,
2 aster, 1 atro, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-i, 2 aur-m, 1 aur-s, 1 bac, 1 bamb-a, 1 bapt, 1 bar-acet, 1 bar-c, 1
bar-i, 1 bar-s, 1 bell, 1 berb, 1 berb-a, 1 bism, 1 blatta-a, 1 bor, 1 bov, 1 bran, 1 brom, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 1
bufo-s, 1 cadm, 1 cadm-s, 1 caj, 1 calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-ar, 2 calc-f, 1 calc-i, 2 calc-p, 1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 1
camph, 1 cann-i, 3 CANN-S, 1 canth, 2 caps, 1 carb-ac, 1 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 3 CARBN-S, 1 carl, 2 caust, 1
cench, 1 cere-b, 1 cham, 3 CHEL, 3 CHIN, 1 chin-ar, 1 chin-b, 1 chin-s, 1 choc, 1 cic, 1 cina, 1 cinnb, 1 cit-
ac, 1 cit-l, 1 clem, 1 cob, 2 cob-n, 1 coc-c, 2 coca, 1 cocain, 1 cocc, 1 coff, 1 colch, 1 coloc, 1 con, 2 corn, 1
croc, 1 crot-h, 1 croto-t, 1 culx, 1 cupr, 1 cur, 2 cycl, 1 cyn-d, 1 dicha, 1 dig, 1 digin, 1 dios, 1 dirc, 1 dor, 1
dros, 1 dulc, 1 echi, 1 elaps, 1 erig, 1 eug, 1 euon, 1 euphr, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-i, 1 ferr-p, 1 ferul, 2 form, 1
franz, 1 gamb, 3 GELS, 1 gins, 1 glon, 1 gran, 3 GRAPH, 1 grat, 1 guai, 2 ham, 1 hell, 1 helo, 1 helon, 2
hep, 1 hipp, 1 hura, 1 hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 1 hyper, 1 ign, 1 ind, 1 indg, 1 indol, 2 iod, 1 ip, 1
jug-r, 1 kali-ar, 3 KALI-BI, 1 kali-br, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-cy, 1 kali-n, 1 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 2 kali-sil, 1 kiss, 1 lac-ac, 2
lac-c, 1 lac-d, 3 LACH, 1 lact, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 laur, 1 lec, 1 lil-t, 1 linu-c, 2 lyc, 1 m-arct, 1 m-aust,
1 mag-c, 1 mag-f, 2 mag-m, 1 mag-s, 1 manc, 1 mate, 1 med, 1 meli, 1 menis, 1 meny, 2 meph, 2 merc, 1
merc-i-f, 1 merl, 2 mez, 1 mill, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-ar, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-h, 3 NAT-M, 1 nat-n, 1 nat-p, 1 nat-s, 1
nat-sil, 1 nid, 3 NIT-AC, 1 nitro-o, 1 nux-m, 3 NUX-V, 1 ol-an, 1 olnd, 1 op, 1 opun-a, 1 osm, 1 ox-ac, 1
ozone, 1 pall, 1 par, 1 paull, 1 petr, 2 ph-ac, 3 PHOS, 1 phys, 1 phyt, 3 PIC-AC, 1 pip-m, 1 pitu-a, 1 plan, 1
plat, 1 plb, 1 plect, 1 prun, 2 psor, 2 ptel, 2 pull-g, 2 puls, 1 ran-b, 1 ran-s, 1 raph, 1 rat, 1 rheum, 1 rhod,
1 rhus-g, 1 rhus-t, 1 rob, 1 rumx, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 2 sabin, 1 sang, 1 sarcol-ac, 1 saroth, 1 sarr, 1 sars, 1
scler-a, 1 sec, 1 sel, 1 senec, 1 seneg, 3 SEP, 1 sieg, 1 sil, 1 sol-t-ae, 1 sphing, 1 spig, 1 spira, 1 spong, 1
squil, 1 stann, 2 staph, 1 stram, 1 stront-c, 1 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 1 sulfa, 1 sulfonam, 3 SULPH, 1 sumb, 1 syph,
1 tab, 1 tanac, 1 tarax, 1 tarent, 1 tarent-c, 2 teucr, 1 thea, 2 ther, 2 thuj, 1 thymol, 1 thyr, 1 tong, 3 TUB,
1 uran-n, 1 valer, 1 verat, 1 verb, 1 viol-o, 1 viol-t, 1 visc, 1 wild, 2 zinc, 3 ZINC-P, 1 zing, 1 ziz
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ambition loss of
 Business averse to
 Exertion mental <
 Fear work dread of
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 Indifference work with aversion to

 Irresolution indifference with
 Laziness
 Loathing at his business
 Loathing general work his
 Work mental aversion to
INDUSTRIOUS MANIA FOR WORK
Industrious refers to people who always work very hard. It is characterized by hard work and
perseverance. It is working energetically and devotedly. Industrious is a disposition to constantly
working hard.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aeth, 1 agar, 1 allox, 2 aloe, 1 amn-l, 1 ang, 2 apis, 1 arist-cl, 1 arn, 1 ars, 3 AUR, 1 aur-ar, 2 bar-
c, 1 bell, 2 brom, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 1 calc, 1 calc-acet, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-f, 1 calc-p, 2 cann-s, 1 caps, 1 carc, 1
caust, 1 cere-b, 1 chin, 1 choc, 1 cic, 1 cimic, 1 cit-v, 1 clem, 1 cob-n, 1 coca, 2 cocain, 1 cocc, 3 COFF, 1
coloc, 1 com, 1 cupr, 2 cycl, 1 cypr, 1 dicha, 1 dig, 2 eucal, 1 euph, 1 euphr, 1 fl-ac, 1 gamb, 2 helon, 1
hura, 1 hydrog, 2 hyos, 1 hyper, 2 ign, 1 indg, 3 IOD, 1 ip, 1 iris, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kreos, 2 lacer, 2 lach,
1 lap-mar-c, 1 laur, 1 led, 1 lil-t, 3 LYC, 1 lycps, 1 m-arct, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 manc, 1 mand, 1 mang, 1
med, 1 menth, 1 merc, 1 mez, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 murx, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 1 nux-v, 2 op, 1 ped,
1 phos, 1 pic-ac, 1 pip-m, 1 pisc, 1 plan, 1 plb, 1 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 sars, 1 seneg, 2 sep, 2 spig, 1 stann, 1
staph, 1 stram, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulph, 3 TARENT, 1 ther, 1 thuj, 3 TUB, 2 valer, 1 verat, 1 verb, 1 viol-o, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Activity desire for

 Activity business
 Busy
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 Delirium Business
 Delirium Busy
 Delusion Business doing
 Delusion Business ordinary
 Del Engaged occupation
 Del Engaged occupation ordinary
 Exertion mental >
 Exertion physical >
 Irritability idle
 Mental exertion >
 Mental exertion desire
 Occupation >
 Work desire for mental
INITIATIVE LACK OF
Initiative is the ability and tendency to initiate, to start an action. It is a readiness to embark on a new
business venture. It is the ability to act first or on one's own. It is the inner motivation to begin or to take
the first move. It is the beginning or introductory step or an opening move. It is the power or ability to
begin or to follow through energetically with a plan or task. It refers to the first step or action of a
matter or commencing move. Lack of this inner motivation to initiate is for what the rubric stands for.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 anh, 1 aur, 1 calc, 1 calc-f, 1 hydro-c, 1 ign, 1 iod, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 onop, 1 rhus-t, 1 saroth, 1 sil, 1 sulph,
1 thala
CROSS REFERENCES
 Irresolution
 Undertakes lack will power to undertake everything
 Will loss of
 Will weakness of
INJUSTICE CANNOT SUPPORT
Injustice is the state of not being fair or just. It also implies to a situation in which the rights of a person
or a group of people are ignored. It is an unjust act or the practice of being unjust or unfair. Injustice is
failure to treat someone fairly and to respect their rights. This rubric implies for persons who cannot
tolerate any unfair treatment or iniquity done to them or any other person. They are Reluctant to
support violation of rights of another. They tend to be impartial and do not support any unfair
treatment done to other people.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 calc, 1 calc-p, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 chel, 1 coloc, 1 cupr, 1 dros, 1 hecla, 1 ign, 1 kali-i, 1 mag-m, 1 med, 1
merc, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 phos, 1 plb, 1 sep, 2 staph, 1 sulph, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES

 Honest
INQUISITIVE
It is having a desire to know or learn more. It is simply showing curiosity. The term can also be used to
denote the behavior itself being caused by the emotion of curiosity. As this emotion represents a thirst
for knowledge, curiosity is a major driving force behind scientific research and other disciplines of
human study.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 ambr, 1 aur, 1 calc, 1 carb-v, 1 choc, 1 hyos, 1 lach, 1 laur, 1 lyc, 1 puls, 1 sep, 1 sulph, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ask questions many

 Curious
 Question speak continuously in
 Reveal secrets
 Spying
 Touch things impelled to
INSANITY MADNESS
Insanity, craziness or madness is a spectrum of behaviors characterized by certain abnormal mental or

behavioral patterns. In modern usage insanity is most commonly encountered as an informal
unscientific term denoting mental instability. It is relatively permanent disorder of the mind; state or
condition of being insane. Insanity is Exhibiting unsoundness or disorder of mind or deranged in mind.
Insanity may manifest as violent of behaviour, including a person becoming a danger to themselves or
others.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 1 acon, 1 aeth, 1 aether, 2 agar, 1 agn, 1 ail, 1 alco, 1 all-c, 2 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 2 am-c,
1 ambr, 2 anac, 1 anag, 1 anan, 1 anh, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 2 apis, 2 arg, 1 arg-n, 2 arn, 3 ARS, 1 ars-i, 1 ars-s-
f, 1 arum-t, 1 aster, 1 atro, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-i, 1 aur-s, 1 bac, 1 bar-acet, 1 bar-c, 2 bar-m, 3 BELL, 1
berb, 1 bor, 1 bov, 1 brom, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 1 buth-aust, 1 cact, 1 calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-i, 1 calc-p, 1
calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 2 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 2 canth, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 2 caust, 1 cench, 1
cere-b, 1 cham, 2 chel, 1 chin, 1 chin-s, 1 chlf, 1 chlol, 1 chlor, 2 cic, 2 cimic, 2 cocc, 1 coff, 1 colch, 1
coloc, 2 con, 1 cori-r, 1 cortiso, 2 croc, 2 crot-c, 1 crot-h, 1 croto-t, 2 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 cur, 2 cycl, 1 dat-
a, 1 dig, 2 dulc, 1 euph, 1 ferr-p, 1 ferul, 1 fl-ac, 1 gels, 1 germ, 1 gins, 2 glon, 1 grat, 1 ham, 2 hell, 2 hep,
1 hipp, 1 hydr-ac, 3 HYOS, 1 hyper, 2 ign, 1 ind, 1 indg, 1 iod, 1 ip, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-bi, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 2
kali-chl, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-ox, 2 kali-p, 1 kreos, 1 lac-c, 2 lach, 1 led, 2 lil-t, 1 lob, 2 lol, 3 LYC, 1 lyss, 1 mag-m,
2 manc, 1 mand, 1 med, 1 meli, 3 MERC, 1 merc-c, 1 mez, 1 mosch, 1 murx, 1 naja, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-i, 2 nat-
m, 1 nat-s, 1 nat-sal, 2 nux-m, 3 NUX-V, 1 oena, 1 ol-j, 1 olnd, 2 op, 1 opun-a, 1 orig, 2 ox-ac, 1 par, 1
passi, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 phys, 1 phyt, 1 pic-ac, 2 plat, 1 plb, 2 psor, 2 puls, 1 raph, 1 rhod, 2 rhus-t,
1 rob, 1 sabad, 1 salx-n, 1 sec, 1 senec, 1 seneg, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 sol-n, 1 spong, 1 squil, 1 stann, 1 staph, 3
STRAM, 1 stry, 1 sulfonam, 2 sulph, 1 syph, 3 TARENT, 1 ter, 1 ther, 1 thuj, 1 thyr, 1 tub, 3 VERAT, 1
verat-v, 1 verb, 1 vip, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p, 1 zinc-val
CROSS REFERENCES
 Crazy
 Delusion confusion
 Delusion Insane she will become
 Delirium maniacal
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 Delirium tremens
 Frantic
 Fury
 Idiocy
 Madness
 Mania
 Monomania
 Rage
 Ridicule mania
 Violence
 Wildness
INSECURITY MENTAL
Security is the degree of protection against danger, damage, loss, and crime. Insecurity is lack of feeling
secured. It is the state of being subject to danger or injury or loss. It is the feeling of vulnerability and
insecure.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 aml-n, 1 anh, 2 bry, 1 cann-s, 1 cham, 1 sumb
CROSS REFERENCES
 Cautious
 Cowardice
 Delusion- appreciated she is not
 Del business unfit for his
 Del confidence in him feel have lost all
 Del Fail everything will
 Del friend’s affection lost
 Del neglected he is
 Del succeed he cannot
 Del wife run away from him
 Discouraged
 Fear
 Irresolution
 Longing for good opinion of others
 Succeed never
 Undertake nothing lest he fails
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INSOLENCE
Insolence is boldly rude to someone they ought to be respectful. It is an offensive disrespectful

impudent act. It is the bold disrespectful in behaviour or in speech. It is an arrogant conduct.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
INTELLECTUAL
Intellectual is of or relating to the ability to think in a logical way. An intellectual is a person who
primarily uses intelligence in either a professional or an individual capacity. The intellectual is a specific
variety of the intelligent, which unlike the general property, is strictly associated with reason and
thinking. It relates to the ability to think in an intelligent way and to understand things, especially
difficult or complicated ideas and subjects.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 ACON, 2 anac, 1 aur, 2 bapt, 3 BAR-C, 3 BELL, 2 cann-i, 1 carc, 2 cocc, 1 germ, 3 HELL, 3 HYOS, 2 ign, 3
LACH, 2 laur, 3 LYC, 2 merc, 1 mit, 2 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 2 nux-v, 3 OP, 3 PH-AC, 3 PHOS, 2 plat, 2 puls, 2
rhus-t, 3 SEP, 1 sil, 3 STRAM, 1 sulph, 3 VERAT, 1 viol-o
CROSS REFERENCES
 Agility mental
 Concentration active
 Emotions predominated…
 Ideas abundant clearness of mind
 Theorizing
 Thoughts rapid quick
INTERRUPTION AGG
Interruption is the act of interrupting, or the state of being interrupted. It is something that someone
says or does that stops someone else when they are speaking or concentrating on something. It is to
break the continuity or uniformity of someone. This rubric refers when the interruption intensifies the
complaint of the patient or the state of the patient.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 colch, 1 culx, 1 staph, 1 verat
INTOLERANCE
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Toleration is the practice of deliberately allowing or permitting a thing of which one disapproves. It has
also been defined as "to bear or endure" or "to nourish, sustain or preserve". Intolerance is not willing
to allow or accept something. It is the quality or condition of being intolerant; lack of tolerance. It is
unwillingness to recognize and respect differences in opinions or beliefs. Lack of the quality of toleration
is termed as intolerance.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ars, 1 bar-c, 1 caust, 1 cham, 1 choc, 1 cocc, 1 con, 1 ferr-p, 1 germ, 1 lac-h, 1 lach, 1 merc, 1 psor, 1 sel
CROSS REFERENCES
 Censorious
 Contradiction
 Contrary
 Dictatorial
 Fanaticism
 Impatience
 Quarrelsome
INTROSPECTION
Introspection is the self-examination of one's conscious thoughts and feelings. It is the Contemplation of
one's own thoughts, feelings, and sensations; self-examination. It is self analysis of one’s own thoughts,
ideas or activities.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 ACON, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 am-m, 2 ambr, 2 anh, 1 arg, 1 arn, 2 aur, 1 bamb-a, 1 bell, 1 bism, 1 bov, 1
camph, 1 cann-i, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-an, 1 carc, 1 carl, 1 caust, 1 cham, 2 chin, 1 choc, 1 cic, 1 clem, 3
COCC, 1 cycl, 1 dig, 1 dros, 1 euph, 1 euphr, 1 ferr-ma, 1 germ, 1 hell, 1 hyos, 3 IGN, 2 indg, 2 ip, 1 lil-t, 1
lyc, 1 mag-m, 1 med, 1 meny, 1 mez, 1 morg, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-c, 1 nux-v, 1 ol-an, 1 olnd, 1 op, 1 ozone, 1
phel, 1 phos, 1 plb, 3 PULS, 2 rheum, 1 sabad, 1 sars, 2 sep, 1 stann, 1 staph, 1 stram, 2 sulph, 1 verat, 2
viol-t
CROSS REFERENCES
 Absorbed buried in thought

 Brooding
 Dwells on past disagreeable
 Meditating
 Pessimist
 Reflecting
 Reserved
 Self meditates
 Talk himself
 Theorizing
 Thought thoughtful
INTROVERTED
Introversion is "the state of or tendency toward being wholly or predominantly concerned with and
interested in one's own mental life". He is the person predominantly concerned with his thoughts.
Introverts tend to be more reserved and less outspoken in groups. They often take pleasure in solitary
activities. An introvert is likely to enjoy time spent alone and find less reward in time spent with large
groups of people, though he or she may enjoy interactions with close friends. He is a quiet person who
does not find it easy to talk to other people. Introvert is a person who tends to shrink from social
contacts and to become preoccupied with their own thoughts.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ambr, 1 arist-cl, 1 aur, 1 carc, 2 cham, 1 chin, 2 cocc, 1 con, 1 cupr, 2 ign, 2 indg, 1 kali-c, 1 lach, 1 lap-
gr-m, 1 lyc, 2 med, 2 merc, 2 mur-ac, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 1 ol-an, 1 ozone, 1 psor, 2 puls, 1 sep, 2
staph, 1 thuj
CROSS REFERENCES
 Absorbed buried in thoughts

 Ask for nothing
 Company av to
 Introspection
 Meditates
 Quite disposition to
 Reserved
 Secretive
 Sit wrapped in deep sad thoughts
 Talk himself with
 Talk talking to remain silent
 Timidity
INTUITIVE
Intuition is a priori knowledge or experiential belief characterized by its immediacy. It is the immediate
perception of the event to happen. Intuition is the ability to acquire knowledge without inference
and/or the use of reason. It is the immediate insight or understanding without conscious reasoning. It is
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spontaneously derived from or prompted by a natural tendency. It is he ability to immediately perceive

or know things without conscious reasoning.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 cann-i, 1 sep
IRRATIONAL
Irrational is the behaviour or thoughts which is not endowed with reasoning. Irrationality is cognition,
thinking, talking or acting without inclusion of rationality. It is more specifically described as an action or
opinion given through inadequate use of reason, emotional distress, or cognitive deficiency. The term is
used, usually pejoratively, to describe thinking and actions that are, or appear to be, less useful, or more
illogical than other more rational alternatives. Irrational behaviour is done or happening without clear or
sensible reasons. It is the behaviour which is not in accordance with sensible reasoning.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 arg-n, 1 bell, 1 cann-i, 1 lil-t, 2 nux-v, 1 op, 1 plb, 1 stram
CROSS REFERENCES
 Talk talking irrational
IRRESOLUTION
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Resolute behaviour is firmness of purpose. Firmness in making a decision and carrying with it.
Irresolution is Lack of resolution. It is lack of making a decision. They can't make any final decisions. If
they do make a decision, they don't stick with it. It simply means they are unable to make decisions.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 act-sp, 2 agar, 2 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 1 alumn, 1 am-c, 2 anac, 1 androc, 1 ang, 1 anh, 1 apis, 2
aran-ix, 2 arg-n, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1 ars-i, 1 asaf, 1 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-i, 1 aur-s, 1 bar-acet, 3 BAR-C, 1 bar-i, 2
bar-m, 1 bism, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 1 bufo-s, 1 buth-aust, 1 cact, 2 calc, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-f, 1 calc-i, 1 calc-p, 1
calc-s, 2 calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 carb-v, 2 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 cench, 1
cham, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1 chin-s, 2 chlol, 1 cimic, 1 cina, 1 clem, 1 coca, 2 cocc, 1 coch, 1 coff, 1 coll, 1 coloc,
2 con, 1 cortico, 1 croc, 1 crot-h, 1 cub, 1 cupr, 2 cur, 1 daph, 1 des-ac, 1 dig, 1 dros, 1 dulc, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-
ar, 1 ferr-i, 1 ferr-m, 1 ferr-ma, 1 ferr-p, 1 foll, 1 germ, 2 graph, 1 grat, 1 guare, 1 guat, 3 HELL, 1 hydrog,
1 hyos, 1 hypoth, 3 IGN, 1 iod, 2 ip, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 2 kali-sil, 1 kiss,
1 lac-c, 1 lac-d, 1 lac-h, 3 LACH, 1 laur, 1 led, 2 lyc, 1 lyss, 2 m-arct, 1 m-aust, 1 m-p-a, 1 mag-m, 1 mand,
1 mang, 1 med, 2 merc, 2 mez, 1 mur-ac, 2 naja, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-sil, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 3
ONOS, 3 OP, 1 ozone, 1 pall, 3 PETR, 2 phos, 1 pic-ac, 1 plat, 1 plb, 2 psor, 2 puls, 1 rad-br, 1 rauw, 1
rheum, 1 rhus-t, 1 ruta, 2 sac-alb, 1 sanic, 1 sant, 1 seneg, 2 sep, 2 sil, 1 spig, 2 stann, 1 staph, 1 sul-ac, 2
sulph, 1 tab, 1 tarax, 1 tarent, 1 ther, 1 thuj, 1 verat, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Antagonism
 Capriciousness
 Confidence want
 Confidence identity
 Confidence identity duality
 Discouraged irresolution
 Fear undertaking anything
 Helplessness
 Inconstancy
 Indecision
 Insecurity
 Mood changeable
 Postponing
 Thoughts train of thoughts
 Timidity
 Undertaking lacks
 Undertaking many
 Will two
IRRITABILITY
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Annoyance is an unpleasant mental state that is characterized by such effects as irritation and
distraction from one's conscious thinking. It can lead to emotions such as frustration and anger. The
property of being easily annoyed is called irritability. Irritability is less in intensity than anger. It is easily
exasperated or excited behaviour.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abies-c, 1 abrot, 1 absin, 2 acet-ac, 3 ACON, 1 act-sp, 1 adam, 1 adax, 1 adlu, 2 aesc, 2 aeth, 2 agar, 1
agn, 2 ail, 1 alco, 1 alf, 1 allox, 2 aloe, 3 ALUM, 1 alum-p, 1 am-c, 1 am-caust, 2 am-m, 1 ambr, 1 ammc, 1
amn-l, 2 anac, 1 anan, 1 androc, 1 ang, 1 anh, 3 ANT-C, 1 ant-o, 2 ant-t, 1 anthr, 1 ap-g, 3 APIS, 1 aq-mar,
1 arag, 1 aran, 1 aran-ix, 1 aran-s, 2 arg, 2 arg-n, 2 arn, 3 ARS, 1 ars-h, 2 ars-i, 1 ars-s-f, 1 ars-s-r, 2 art-v,
1 arum-t, 2 asaf, 2 asar, 1 asc-t, 1 asim, 1 aspar, 1 aster, 1 atha, 1 atro, 3 AUR, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-i, 1 aur-m,
2 aur-s, 2 ba-tn, 2 bac, 1 bad, 2 bamb-a, 1 bar-acet, 2 bar-c, 1 bar-i, 1 bar-m, 1 bar-s, 3 BELL, 1 bell-p, 1
benz, 1 benz-ac, 1 berb, 2 bism, 1 bol, 1 bol-s, 1 bond, 2 bor, 3 BOV, 1 brach, 1 brom, 3 BRY, 1 bufo, 1
but-ac, 1 buth-aust, 1 cact, 2 cadm, 1 cahin, 1 calad, 3 CALC, 1 calc-acet, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-br, 1 calc-f, 1
calc-i, 2 calc-p, 3 CALC-S, 1 calc-sil, 1 calen, 1 camph, 2 camph-br, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 2 canth, 2 caps, 2
carb-ac, 1 carb-an, 3 CARB-V, 3 CARBN-S, 1 carc, 1 card-m, 2 carl, 1 cast, 2 caul, 3 CAUST, 1 cedr, 1
cench, 1 cere-b, 1 cere-s, 3 CHAM, 1 chap, 1 chel, 1 chim-m, 2 chin, 2 chin-ar, 1 chin-b, 1 chin-s, 1 chion,
1 chlol, 1 chlor, 1 choc, 1 cic, 1 cimic, 1 cimx, 2 cina, 1 cinnb, 2 clem, 1 cob-n, 1 coc-c, 1 coca, 2 cocc, 2
coff, 2 colch, 2 coloc, 2 con, 1 conv, 1 cop, 1 cor-r, 1 cori-r, 1 corn, 1 cortico, 1 cortiso, 1 crat, 2 croc, 1
crot-c, 2 crot-h, 1 croto-t, 1 cub, 2 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 cupr-ar, 1 cupr-s, 2 cycl, 1 cyn-d, 1 cyna, 1 cypr, 1
cyt-l, 1 daph, 1 der, 1 des-ac, 2 dig, 1 digin, 1 dios, 1 dirc, 1 dol, 1 dor, 1 dros, 2 dulc, 1 elae, 1 elaps, 1
equis, 1 erig, 1 euon, 1 eup-a, 1 eup-per, 1 euph-a, 1 euphr, 1 eupi, 1 fago, 1 fel, 2 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 1 ferr-i,
1 ferr-p, 1 fic-i, 1 fil, 1 fl-ac, 1 foll, 1 form, 1 gaert, 1 gall-ac, 2 gamb, 2 gels, 1 germ, 1 glon, 1 gnaph, 2
gran, 3 GRAPH, 1 grat, 1 guai, 1 guat, 1 ham, 1 hell, 1 helo, 2 helon, 3 HEP, 1 hip-ac, 1 hipp, 1 hir, 1 hist,
1 hura, 2 hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydro-c, 3 HYDROG, 2 hyos, 2 hyosin, 1 hyper, 1 iber, 1 ign, 2 ind, 2 indg, 1
indol, 3 IOD, 2 ip, 1 iris, 1 jal, 1 jatr, 1 jug-r, 1 just, 1 kali-ar, 2 kali-bi, 2 kali-br, 3 KALI-C, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-
cy, 1 kali-fcy, 3 KALI-I, 2 kali-m, 1 kali-n, 2 kali-p, 3 KALI-S, 1 kali-sil, 1 kalm, 1 kiss, 1 kreos, 1 kres, 1
kurch, 2 lac-c, 1 lac-d, 1 lac-h, 2 lach, 1 lachn, 1 lact, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 laur, 2 lec, 2 led,
1 lept, 3 LIL-T, 1 linu-c, 1 lipp, 1 lon-p, 1 luf-op, 1 luna, 3 LYC, 1 lycpr, 2 lycps, 1 lyss, 1 m-arct, 1 m-aust, 1
macrin, 3 MAG-C, 1 mag-f, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-p, 2 mag-s, 1 manc, 1 mand, 2 mang, 2 med, 1 meli, 1 menis,
1 meny, 1 meph, 2 merc, 2 merc-c, 1 merc-cy, 1 merc-i-f, 2 merc-i-r, 1 merc-s, 1 merl, 2 mez, 1 mill, 1
mim-p, 1 moly, 2 morg, 2 morg-g, 1 morph, 1 mosch, 2 mur-ac, 2 murx, 1 mut, 1 myric, 1 nabal, 1 naja, 1
nat-ar, 3 NAT-C, 3 NAT-M, 1 nat-p, 2 nat-s, 1 nat-sil, 1 nep, 1 nicc, 1 nid, 3 NIT-AC, 1 nit-s-d, 1 nitro-o, 1
nux-m, 3 NUX-V, 1 nym, 1 oci, 1 oena, 1 ol-an, 1 ol-j, 2 olnd, 1 onop, 1 onos, 2 op, 1 opun-a, 1 orig, 1
osm, 1 ox-ac, 2 ozone, 1 paeon, 2 pall, 1 palo, 1 par, 1 ped, 1 pers, 3 PETR, 3 PH-AC, 1 phel, 3 PHOS, 1
phys, 2 phyt, 1 pic-ac, 1 pip-m, 2 pitu-a, 1 plan, 3 PLAT, 1 plb, 1 plect, 1 podo, 1 polyg, 1 polym, 2 prot, 1
prun, 2 psor, 1 ptel, 3 PULS, 1 puls-n, 1 pulx, 1 pyrog, 1 quas, 1 rad-br, 3 RAN-B, 1 ran-s, 1 rat, 1 rauw, 1
rheum, 1 rhod, 3 RHUS-T, 1 rhus-v, 1 rob, 1 rumx, 2 ruta, 2 sabad, 1 sabal, 1 sabin, 1 sac-alb, 1 sal-ac, 1
salx-p, 2 samb, 1 sang, 1 sanic, 1 sant, 1 sapin, 1 sarcol-ac, 1 saroth, 2 sars, 1 scut, 1 sec, 1 sel, 1 senec, 1
seneg, 3 SEP, 1 seq-s, 1 sieg, 3 SIL, 1 sin-n, 1 sol-a, 1 sol-m, 1 sol-n, 1 sol-t-ae, 2 spig, 1 spira, 1 spong, 1
squil, 2 stann, 3 STAPH, 1 stel, 1 stict, 2 stram, 1 stront-c, 1 stroph, 3 STRY, 3 SUL-AC, 1 sul-i, 1 sulfa, 1
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sulfon, 1 sulfonam, 3 SULPH, 1 sumb, 1 syc-co, 1 syph, 1 tab, 1 tanac, 1 tarax, 2 tarent, 1 tarent-c, 1 tell,
1 tep, 1 ter, 1 tet, 1 teucr, 1 thal, 1 thea, 3 THUJ, 1 thymol, 1 thyr, 1 til, 1 tong, 1 torul, 1 tril-c, 1 trio, 2
tub, 1 upa, 1 uran-n, 1 ust, 1 vac, 1 valer, 1 ven-m, 2 verat, 3 VERAT-V, 1 verb, 1 vib, 1 vinc, 1 viol-o, 2
viol-t, 1 vip, 1 vip-a, 1 visc, 1 voes, 1 wye, 1 x-ray, 1 xan, 1 yuc, 3 ZINC, 1 zinc-m, 1 zinc-p, 1 zinc-val, 1
zing, 1 ziz
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anger
 Anger answer
 Complaining
 Contrary
 Discontent
 Fretful
 Frown
 Morose
 Offended
 Petulant
 Quarrelsome
 Sensitive
 Sulky
 Unfriendly
 Vexation
 Fever- irritable
 Gen Irritability.
IMPRESSIONABLE SUSCEPTIBLE
Impressionable can be defined as easily affected by impressions, capable of being influenced

intellectually, emotionally, or morally. It also states susceptible of impression; capable of receiving
impressions; emotional. It simply means easily impressed or influenced.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 am-c, 1 ant-c, 1 aur, 1 bar-c, 1 calc, 2 canth, 3 CARC, 1 chin, 2 cocc, 1 coff, 1 con, 1 croc, 1 graph, 3 IOD,
1 nitro-o, 1 nux-v, 1 phos, 1 puls, 1 sep, 3 STAPH, 1 tarent, 3 TUB, 2 verat, 1 viol-o, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES

 Horrible things, sad stories affect her profoundly
 Irresolution
 Sensitive, oversensitive external impressions- mental impressions- sensual impressions
 Sympathetic
 YIELDING
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JEALOUSY
your husband or wife) likes or is liked by someone else. There are many different types of jealousy that
the human body can experience. Jealousy can be seen in everyday activities and settings. Jealousy is an
intense emotion that is associated with the loss of services or outcomes associated with other
individuals. This intense emotion can be seen or experienced in family situations, at work, in romantic
relationships and even between friends.
 Sibling rivalry – Sibling rivalry is a common form of family jealousy. Family jealousy can affect all
ages and different members of any family. This jealousy can arise from lack of attention from a
specific member in the family. More attention towards another member of the family can cause
this emotion or the emotion can be seen through comparison to another member in the family.
This type of jealousy is once again in result of losing some sort of attention or services that
someone once had or that they believe that they had.
 Workplace jealousy – Jealousy in the work place is not uncommon. People can experience
jealousy of one another in practically any setting that one person feels like they are losing
services from something or someone else. This type of jealousy is often seen between
colleagues in similar job positions. If one worker receives positive feedback from the boss while
the other employee feels like they deserved that, positive feedback jealousy can arise. Jealousy
between colleagues can also arise if the employees are working for a raise or trying to outdo
each other for similar job positions. Once again, the attention received towards one employee
and not the other may cause intense emotions of jealousy to develop.
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 Romantic jealousy – Romantic jealousy can be experienced in long-term or short-term

relationships. One partner can feel the emotion of jealousy arise if the other partner is paying
more attention or time with someone else. To lose services from one partner and have their
attention directed towards someone else does not have to be in a romantic way. One partner
could be spending more time with a friend that no romantic feelings could ever develop.
 Platonic jealousy – Platonic jealousy is a form of jealousy that is seen in friendships. Platonic
jealousy is similar to romantic jealousy in the way that this type of relationship can lead to
jealousy in result of fear of being replaced, having competition or being compared to a third
party. For example, the intense emotion of jealousy can arise if two friends that are females
decide that they like the same man and both want to possibly start a romantic relationship with
him. Comparison and competition will more often than not lead to the two females
experiencing the emotion of jealousy.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 am-s, 1 aml-n, 1 anac, 1 anan, 2 apis, 1 ars, 1 bamb-a, 1 bar-c, 1 bar-s, 1 bell, 1 calad, 1 calc, 1 calc-p, 2
calc-s, 1 camph, 1 carc, 1 caust, 2 cench, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1 cocain, 1 cocc, 1 coff, 1 coloc, 1 con, 1 crot-c, 1
ferr-s, 1 gall-ac, 1 gels, 3 HYOS, 1 ign, 1 ilx-a, 1 ip, 1 kali-acet, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-s, 3 LACH, 1 lil-t, 2
lyc, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-s, 2 med, 1 morg-g, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 2 nux-m, 3 NUX-V, 1 op, 1 ozone, 1 petr, 1 ph-
ac, 1 phos, 3 PLAT, 2 puls, 1 raph, 1 sac-alb, 1 sep, 2 staph, 2 stram, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulph, 1 thuj, 1 verat, 1
vip
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ailments from jealousy

 Avarice
 Delirium jealousy
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 Delusion wife faithless

 Envy
 Greedy
 Jealousy
 Love lovesick
 Miserly
 Mocking jealousy
 Quarrelsome jealousy
 Sadness jealousy
 Selfishness
 Slander
 Suspiciousness
JESTING
Jesting means to joke or mess around. It is to say things that are meant to cause laughter. It is
something said or done to evoke laughter or amusement, especially an amusing story with a punch line.
A joke is something spoken, written, or done with humorous intention. Jokes may have many different
forms, e.g., a single word or a gesture (considered in a particular context), a question-answer, or a whole
short story.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aeth, 1 aether, 1 agav-t, 1 alco, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 androc, 1 arg, 1 ars, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 bry, 1 cact, 1
calc, 1 cann-i, 2 caps, 1 carb-v, 1 choc, 2 cic, 2 cocc, 1 coff, 1 con, 3 CROC, 1 cupr, 1 ferr-p, 1 glon, 1 hyos,
2 ign, 1 ip, 1 kali-cy, 2 kali-i, 2 lach, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 lyc, 1 meny, 1 merc, 1 merl, 1 nat-m, 2 nux-
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m, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1 peti, 1 phos, 1 plat, 1 psil, 1 psor, 1 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 sars, 1 sec, 1 spong, 2 stann, 1
staph, 2 stram, 1 sul-ac, 1 tab, 1 tanac, 2 tarent, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES

 Cheerful
 Childish
 Exhilaration
 Foolish
 Frivolous
 Fun makes
 High-spirited
 Humorous
 Irony
 Laughing
 Levity
 Loquacity
 Mirth
 Mocking
 Playful
 Pleasure
 Teasing
 Vivacious
 Witty
JOY
Joy is a feeling of great happiness, a deep feeling or condition of happiness, very glad feeling, and great
pleasure; delight.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 anac, 1 anag, 1 ars, 1 asaf, 1 aur, 1 bufo, 1 cimic, 1 coff, 1 cupr, 1 cycl, 1 gels, 1 op, 1 stram, 1 verb
CROSS REFERENCES
 Cheerful
 Ecstasy
 Exhilaration
 Laughing
 Singing joylessly
JUMPING
Jumping is an activity to spring off the ground or other base by a muscular effort of the legs and feet. It
is to move your body upward from the ground and often forward, backward, or sideways through the air
by pushing with your legs. To propel oneself rapidly upward such that momentum causes the body to
become airborne. Jumping or leaping is a form of locomotion or movement in which an organism or
non-living (e.g., robotic) mechanical system propels itself through the air along a ballistic trajectory.
Jumping can be distinguished from running, galloping, and other gaits where the entire body is
temporarily airborne by the relatively long duration of the aerial phase and high angle of initial launch.
All jumping involves the application of force against a substrate, which in turn generates a reactive force
that propels the jumper away from the substrate. Any solid or liquid capable of producing an opposing
force can serve as a substrate, including ground or water.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 1 acet-ac, 2 acon, 1 aeth, 1 alco, 1 ambr, 1 ant-t, 1 apis, 2 arg-n, 2 ars, 1 atro, 3 BELL, 1 bry, 1
calc, 1 calc-f, 1 camph, 3 CHIN, 1 chin-ar, 2 chin-s, 1 chlol, 1 cic, 2 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 dubin, 1 dulc, 1
gall-ac, 2 glon, 1 hell, 3 HYOS, 1 lach, 1 lyss, 2 merc, 1 merc-c, 1 merc-meth, 1 morph, 3 OP, 1 past, 1
phos, 1 plb, 1 puls, 1 rumx, 1 sabad, 1 sol-m, 3 STRAM, 1 sul-ac, 2 syph, 3 VERAT-V
CROSS REFERENCES
 Impulse to jump
 Bed jumps out of
 Escape
 Restlessness bed
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KICK
A kick is a physical strike using the foot, leg, or knee. It is to strike or propel forcibly, with the foot. It is to
strike out or thrash about with the feet, as in fighting.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 bell, 1 bor, 1 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 1 cham, 1 cina, 1 cupr, 1 gall-ac, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 2 lyc, 1 med, 1 nat-c, 1
nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 ozone, 1 phos, 1 prot, 1 sac-alb, 1 sanic, 2 stram, 1 stry, 1 sulph, 1 tarent, 1 tub, 1
verat-v
CROSS REFERENCES
 Gestures stamping
 Striking
 Violent
KILL, Desire to
It is a disturbed state of mind characterized by an impulse to kill. It is the desire to put to death.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 alco, 1 alum, 1 anac, 1 androc, 1 arg-n, 2 ars, 2 ars-i, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 camph, 1 chin, 1 chlf, 1
cupr, 1 cur, 1 der, 3 HEP, 3 HYOS, 2 iod, 1 jab, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-br, 1 lach, 2 lyc, 1 lyss, 2 med, 1 meli, 1
merc, 1 nat-s, 2 nux-v, 1 op, 2 petr, 2 phos, 2 plat, 1 prot, 1 rauw, 1 rumx, 1 sec, 1 sil, 2 staph, 2 stram, 1
sulfon, 1 sulph, 1 syph, 1 tarent, 1 thea, 1 thuj, 1 thyr, 1 x-ray
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anger- stabbed anyone

 Destructive
 Fear killing
 Impulse kill
 Impulse stab
 Jealousy kill
 Murder desire to
 Rage kill
 Thoughts persistent homicide
 Thoughts persistent murder
 Threatening kill to
 Violent
KLEPTOMANIA
Kleptomania is an irresistible urge to steal items of trivial value. People with this disorder are compelled
to steal things, generally, but not limited to, objects of little or no significant value, such as pens, paper
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clips, paper and tape. Some kleptomaniacs may not even be aware that they have committed the theft.
It is an obsessive apparently motiveless urge to steal. Kleptomania is an irresistible impulse to steal in
the absence of any economic motive. It is an abnormal, persistent impulse or tendency to steal, not
prompted by need.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 1 ars, 2 art-v, 3 BELL, 1 bry, 1 calc, 1 carb-v, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 cic, 2 cur, 1 hyos, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-c,
1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 mag-m, 1 mand, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 2 nux-v, 1 op, 1 oxyt, 1 plat, 1 puls, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 staph,
1 stram, 2 sulph, 1 syph, 1 tarent, 1 thuj
CROSS REFERENCES
 Steal dainties
 Steal money
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LAMENTING
Lamenting is to express grief for or about; mourn. It is to express sorrow, regret, or unhappiness about
something. It is an expression of grief, suffering, or sadness. A lament or lamentation is a song, poem, or
piece of music expressing grief, regret, or mourning. It is the behaviour of vocally expressing grief or
sorrow or resembling such expression.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acet-ac, 2 acon, 1 act-sp, 2 agar, 1 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 1 ant-t, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 2
ars, 1 ars-h, 1 ars-s-f, 1 asaf, 3 AUR, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-s, 2 bac, 1 bar-s, 2 bell, 2 bism, 1 brom, 2 bry, 1
bufo, 1 calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 2 canth, 1 caps, 1 caust, 2 cham, 2 chin, 2
cic, 1 cimic, 2 cina, 1 cocc, 2 coff, 2 coloc, 2 cor-r, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 cycl, 1 dig, 1 dulc, 1 hell, 1 hyos,
1 ign, 1 ip, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-p, 2 lach, 3 LYC, 1 lyss, 1 m-arct, 1 mag-p, 1 merc, 1 morph,
2 mosch, 1 nat-ar, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 2 op, 1 ozone, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1
plat, 1 plb, 1 prun, 2 puls, 1 ran-b, 1 rheum, 1 rhus-t, 1 rob, 1 sec, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 stann, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1
stry, 2 sulph, 1 syph, 1 tarent, 1 thal, 1 til, 3 VERAT, 3 VERAT-V, 1 viol-t, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Begging
 Bemoaning
 Complains
 Discontented
 Grumbling
 Howling
 Moaning
 Muttering
 Shrieking
 Sighing
 Tormenting
 Waling
 Weeping
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LANGUAGES UNABLE TO LEARN
Language is the system of words or signs that people use to express thoughts and feelings to each other.
It is a form of communication using words either spoken or gestured with the hands and structured with
grammar, often with a writing system. This rubric stands for inability to learn languages.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 lyc, 1 olnd, 1 rhus-t, 1 sulph
LASCIVIOUSNESS
Lascivious is a semi-technical term indicating immoral sexual thoughts or actions filled with or showing
sexual desire. Given to or expressing lust; lecherous driven by lust; preoccupied with or exhibiting lustful
desires. It is often used as one of several adjectives to describe pornography as compared to non-
pornographic depictions of sex or sexual themes.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 act-sp, 1 agar, 1 agn, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 2 ambr, 1 anac, 1 androc, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-i, 2 apis, 1 arund,
1 aster, 1 aur, 1 bell, 1 bor, 1 bov, 2 bufo, 2 calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-p, 1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 2 cann-i,
1 cann-s, 2 canth, 1 caps, 2 carb-v, 1 carl, 2 caust, 1 cedr, 1 cere-s, 2 chin, 1 coc-c, 1 cod, 2 con, 1 cop, 1
croc, 2 dig, 2 fl-ac, 2 graph, 1 hydrog, 3 HYOS, 1 hyper, 1 ign, 1 kali-br, 3 LACH, 3 LIL-T, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 1
m-arct, 1 meny, 1 merc, 1 mosch, 2 murx, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 nuph, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 3
ORIG, 1 ph-ac, 3 PHOS, 3 PIC-AC, 3 PLAT, 1 plb, 2 puls, 1 raja-s, 1 raph, 2 sabin, 1 salx-n, 1 sars, 2 sel,
2 sep, 2 sil, 1 sin-n, 1 spig, 1 squil, 1 stann, 3 STAPH, 2 stram, 1 sulph, 2 tarent, 1 tere-ch, 1 tub, 1 ust, 2
verat, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
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 Amativeness
 Delirium erotic
 Ecstasy amorous
 Fancies lascivious
 Genit.M&F sexual passion increased
 Hysteria lascivious
 Lasciviousness
 Lewdness
 Libertinism
 Naked wants to be
 Nymphomania
 Passionate
 Shameless
 Sleep dream amorous
 Thoughts amorous
 Thoughts intrude sexual
 Thoughts tormenting sexual
LATE ALWAYS
Late always is the rubric of choice for persons who have tendency to come late (almost always).
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 calc, 1 plat, 1 puls, 1 sil
CROSS REFERENCES
 Bed remains morning

 Sleep waking late
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 Slowness behind hand
LAUGHING
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 acon-f, 1 acon-l, 1 aether, 1 agar, 1 alco, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 1 alumn, 1 am-c,
1 am-m, 1 ambr, 1 amyg-am, 1 anac, 1 anan, 1 androc, 1 ant-t, 1 apis, 2 arg, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-
s-f, 1 arund, 1 asaf, 1 asar, 1 atro, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-m-n, 1 bac, 1 bamb-a, 1 bar-c, 2 bell, 2 bor, 1
bov, 2 bufo, 2 calc, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 camph-br, 3 CANN-I, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-an, 1
carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 cast-eq, 1 caust, 1 chlol, 1 choc, 1 cic, 1 cimic, 1 coca, 1 cocc, 1 coff, 1 colch,
1 con, 1 cor-r, 1 cori-r, 2 croc, 1 crot-c, 1 crot-h, 2 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 cypr, 1 elae, 1 electr, 2 ferr, 1 ferr-
ar, 1 germ, 1 graph, 1 hell, 1 hep, 1 hura, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrog, 2 hyos, 1 hyosin, 3 IGN, 1 iris, 1 junc, 1
kali-bi, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-p, 1 keroso, 1 kreos, 1 lac-h, 2 lach, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 led, 1 lepi,
1 lil-t, 2 lyc, 1 mang, 1 merc, 1 merc-meth, 1 merl, 1 mosch, 1 naja, 1 nat-ar, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-hchls, 2 nat-m,
1 nid, 1 nit-ac, 1 nitro-o, 2 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 oena, 1 op, 1 ozone, 1 par, 1 ped, 1 peti, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1
phyt, 2 plat, 1 plb, 1 psor, 1 puls, 1 ran-b, 1 ran-s, 1 rob, 1 sabad, 1 sal-ac, 1 sanic, 1 sant, 1 sarr, 1 sec, 1
sel, 2 sep, 1 sil, 1 sol-n, 1 spong, 1 stann, 1 staph, 3 STRAM, 1 stry, 1 stry-p, 1 sulph, 1 sumb, 1 syph, 1
tab, 1 tarax, 2 tarent, 1 thala, 1 thea, 1 thuj, 1 thyr, 1 valer, 1 verat, 1 verat-v, 1 verb, 1 viol-o, 1 zinc, 1
zinc-o, 1 zinc-p, 1 zinc-s
LAUGHING HYSTERICAL
Laughing hysterical implies sudden and burst out uncontrolled laughing, laughed very hard, laughed
uncontrollably on least provocation. Laughing hysterically (can’t stop laughing)
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 2 alum, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-c, 1 anac, 1 ant-t, 1 apis, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1 asaf, 1 asar, 3 AUR, 2 bell, 2
calc, 1 cann-s, 1 carb-an, 1 caust, 1 cic, 1 cocc, 2 con, 2 croc, 1 cupr, 1 electr, 1 germ, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos,
3 IGN, 2 kali-p, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lyc, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-m, 2 phos, 1 plat, 1 puls, 1 sant, 2 sec, 1 sel, 1 sil,
3 STRAM, 1 sulph, 1 sumb, 2 tarent, 3 VALER, 1 verat, 2 zinc
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CROSS REFERRENCES
 Convulsive spasmodic
LAUGHING INVOLUNTARY
Laughing involuntary states the disposition of laughing not under conscious control. It is an involuntary
action and is one that occurs without volition or will.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 aur, 1 bell, 2 bor, 2 cann-i, 1 carbn-s, 1 choc, 1 con, 1 croc, 2 electr, 1 germ, 1 hyos, 3 IGN, 1
lyc, 1 mang, 2 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 nitro-o, 1 op, 1 phos, 1 plb, 1 puls, 1 sep, 1 stry, 1 sumb, 2 tarent, 2 zinc,
1 zinc-o, 1 zinc-s
LAUGHING IMMODERATELY
It is the laugh which is not moderate, without restraint, unreasonable, excessive, going beyond
reasonable limits. Immoderately refers to exceeding normal or appropriate bounds.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aether, 1 alco, 1 am-c, 1 anac, 1 apis, 1 bar-c, 2 bell, 3 CANN-I, 1 carb-v, 1 coff, 1 croc, 1 cupr, 1 ferr, 1
germ, 1 graph, 2 hyos, 1 ign, 2 mosch, 2 nat-m, 1 nitro-o, 2 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 2 plat, 1 plb, 1 ran-s, 1 stram,
2 stry, 2 stry-p, 1 tarent, 1 verb, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-o
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Serious matters over
LEARNING DESIRE FOR
Learning is acquiring new, or modifying existing, knowledge, behaviors, skills, values, or preferences and
may involve synthesizing different types of information. It is the act or process of acquiring knowledge
or skill.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 graph, 1 gymne, 1 hyos, 1 lach, 2 lyc, 1 mez, 1 nat-m, 1 op, 2 rhus-t, 1 sulph
LEWDNESS
Lewdness refers to sexually promiscuous, rude. Promiscuity, in human sexual behavior, is the practice of
casual sex with multiple sexual partners. A common example of behavior viewed as promiscuous within
the mainstream social ideals of many cultures is a one night stand. Characterized by or intended to
excite crude sexual desire; obscene. It is offensive to morality or decency; indecent; depraved. It is
offensive to accepted standards of decency or modesty.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agn, 1 alum, 1 anac, 1 androc, 1 apis, 1 aur, 1 bell, 1 bufo, 1 calc, 2 camph, 2 canth, 1 carb-v, 2 caust,
1 chin, 1 chlf, 1 con, 2 cub, 1 fl-ac, 2 hyos, 2 lach, 1 lil-t, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 merc, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1
op, 1 orig, 2 phos, 2 pic-ac, 2 plat, 1 puls, 1 raph, 1 rob, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 tarent, 1 tub, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Amativeness
 Delirium erotic
 Ecstasy amorous
 Genit.M&F sexual passion increased
 Lasciviousness
 Lewdness
 Libertinism
 Nymphomania
 Passionate
 Shameless
LIAR
Liar is the term in use for a person who tells a lie. A lie is a deliberately false statement, or a statement
intended to deceive.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alco, 1 androc, 1 arg-n, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 carb-v, 1 caust, 1 coca, 1 con, 1 cupr-acet, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 med,
1 merc, 3 MORPH, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 3 OP, 1 phos, 1 puls, 1 sil, 1 staph, 1 sulph, 2 syph, 3 VERAT
CROSS REFERENCES
 Charlatan
 Deceitful
 Delusion lie
 Dishonest
 Hypocrisy
 Slander
 Untruthful
LIBERTINISM
Libertinism is a lifestyle or pattern of behavior characterized by self-indulgence and lack of restraint,

especially one involving sexual promiscuity and rejection of religious or other moral authority. It is a
tendency to unrestrained, often licentious or dissolute conduct. Libertine has come to mean one devoid
of any restraints, especially one who ignores or even spurns religious norms, accepted morals, and
forms of behaviour sanctioned by the larger society. If you refer to someone as libertine you mean that
they are sexually immoral and unrestrained. Preferably like that of one night stand.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 act-sp, 1 alum, 1 arn, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 calc, 2 canth, 1 carb-v, 2 caust, 1 chin, 1 con, 1 fl-ac, 1 hyos, 1
lyc, 3 MED, 1 merc, 1 nat-m, 2 nux-v, 1 orig, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 pic-ac, 2 plat, 1 puls, 1 raph, 1 sep, 1
spong, 2 staph, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ailments from sexual excess

 Alcoholism
 Confusion-spirituous
 Del tremens
 Lasciviousness
 Lascivious
 Lewdness
 Nymphomania
 Shameless
 Chill alcohol
 Cough debauch
 Gen intoxication
 Gen narcotics <
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 Gen reveling
 Sleep Sleeplessness wine
LIGHT DESIRE FOR
Visible light (commonly referred to simply as light) is electromagnetic radiation that is visible to the
human eye, and is responsible for the sense of sight. It is the form of energy that makes it possible to
see things: the brightness produced by the sun, by fire, a lamp, etc.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 2 am-m, 1 asar, 3 BELL, 2 calc, 1 cann-s, 1 carb-an, 1 choc, 1 gaert, 3 GELS, 1 grin, 1 lac-c, 1
nat-m, 1 phos, 1 plb, 1 ruta, 1 sanic, 3 STRAM, 2 stront-c, 1 valer
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Anxiety dark
 Darkness agg
 Fear dark
 Longing sunshine, light and society for
 Sadness darkness
 Weeping dark in
 Eye- photomania
LOQUACITY
Loquacity means talkative or chatty, especially of persons given to excess conversation.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 abrot, 1 acon, 1 aeth, 1 aether, 1 agar, 1 agn, 1 alco, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 1 anh, 1 ant-t, 1
apis, 1 aran-ix, 2 arg, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-h, 1 ars-i, 1 ars-s-f, 1 atro, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-s, 1
bamb-a, 1 bapt, 1 bar-c, 1 bar-i, 1 bar-s, 2 bell, 1 benz-n, 1 bor, 1 bov, 1 bufo, 1 buth-aust, 1 calad, 1
calc, 1 calc-acet, 2 camph, 2 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc, 2 carl, 1 caust, 1 cham, 1 chel,
1 choc, 2 cimic, 1 cina, 1 coc-c, 1 cocain, 2 cocc, 1 coff, 1 con, 2 croc, 2 crot-c, 1 crot-h, 2 cupr, 1 cypr, 1
dros, 1 dulc, 1 eug, 1 eup-pur, 1 ferr-m, 1 ferr-p, 1 frax, 1 gamb, 1 gast, 2 gels, 1 germ, 1 gink, 1 glon, 1
graph, 1 grat, 1 guare, 2 hep, 1 hydrc, 1 hydrog, 3 HYOS, 1 ign, 2 iod, 1 iodof, 1 ip, 2 kali-i, 1 kres, 1 lac-
h, 3 LACH, 2 lachn, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lil-t, 1 lob, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 m-arct, 1 mag-c, 1 manc, 1 meph, 1 merc-cy, 1
merc-i-f, 3 MOSCH, 2 mur-ac, 1 nabal, 1 nat-ar, 2 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nicc, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 oci, 1 oena,
1 onos, 2 op, 1 ozone, 2 par, 1 parth, 1 past, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 phys, 1 plat, 2 plb, 2 podo, 1 psor,
1 puls, 1 pyre-p, 2 pyrog, 1 rad-br, 1 rhus-t, 1 sabad, 1 sac-alb, 1 sal-ac, 1 sec, 2 sel, 1 sol-t-ae, 1 stann,
1 staph, 1 stict, 3 STRAM, 1 stroph, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 1 tarax, 1 tarent, 1 teucr, 1 thea, 1 ther, 1 thuj, 1
thymol, 1 trom, 1 tub, 1 valer, 2 verat, 1 verat-v, 1 viol-t, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Communicative
 Curious
 Delirium loquacious
 Del tremens
 Loquacity
 Eloquent
 Expansive
 Exhilaration
 Gossiping
 Heedless
 Indiscretion
 Jealousy loquacity
 Reveling
 Speech bubbling
 Speech fluent
 Speech prattling
 Speech hasty
 Loquacity
 Talkative
 Talk desire to someone
 Talk listens
 Talk talking
LUDICROUS THINGS SEEM
Ludicrous means often to the point of being funny. It is an absurd, ridiculous or exaggerated as to cause
or merit laughter. It is absurd or incongruous to the point of provoking ridicule or laughter. It is
something which is foolish or irrational.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 calc, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 hyos, 1 nat-m, 2 nux-m, 1 plat, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 tarent
CROSS REFERENCES
 Absurd
 Delusion ludicrous
 Foolish
 Laughing lewdness
LOVE
Love is a deep and tender feeling of affection for or attachment or devotion to a person or persons. a
feeling of strong or constant affection for a person. It is a deep, tender, ineffable feeling of affection and
solicitude toward a person, such as that arising from kinship, recognition of attractive qualities, or a
sense of underlying oneness. Love is an emotion of a strong affection and personal attachment. Love is
also a virtue representing all of human kindness, compassion, and affection —"the unselfish loyal and
benevolent concern for the good of another". Love may describe actions towards others or oneself
based on compassion or affection.
LOVE LOVE SICK
Love love sick is the term for people who are unhappy because of love: feeling weak, foolish, or unhappy
because someone you love does not love you. Lovesickness describes the informal syndrome of rejected
or unrequited love or the absence of a loved one and covers physical as well as mental symptoms. It is
languishing with love. Pining or languishing because of love. If you describe someone as lovesick, you
mean that they are so in love with someone who does not love them, that they are behaving in a
strange and foolish way.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 ant-c, 1 germ, 1 hydrog, 1 pip-m, 1 til
LOVE PERVERSITY
Perversion is a concept describing those types of human behavior that deviate from what is considered
to be orthodox or normal. Although it can refer to varying forms of deviation, it is most often used to
describe sexual behaviors that are seen by an individual as abnormal, repulsive or obsessive. Perversion
differs from deviant behavior, since the latter refers to a recognized violation of social rules or norms.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 hura, 1 ind, 1 kali-n, 1 nux-v, 1 plat
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MAGNETIC STATE
Magnetic state is the quality of possessing an extraordinary ability to attract, having great power to
catch the attention of and hold the interest of other people.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 androc, 1 crot-c, 1 phos
MAGNETIZED DESIRES TO BE
To be magnetized is to be put under animal magnetism. Animal magnetism is the powerful force which
resides in every living being and is capable of influencing other person’s life. It is the charm of the life
force. It is a supposed driving force of an unexplained and atypical nature, thought to have a powerful
influence on the patient when acted upon by contact or voluntary emotion on the part of the operator.
This the rubric of value at instances where patient wishes to be in constant contact or touch of another
person.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 CALC, 1 calc-sil, 2 lach, 1 nat-c, 3 PHOS, 3 SIL
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Generalities- Magnetism amel.
MAGNETIZED MESMERISM AMEL
To be magnetized is to be put under animal magnetism. Animal magnetism is the powerful force which
resides in every living being and is capable of influencing other person’s life. It is the charm of the life
force. It is a supposed driving force of an unexplained and atypical nature, thought to have a powerful
influence on the patient when acted upon by contact or voluntary emotion on the part of the operator.
Mesmerism is the act of inducing hypnosis. This the rubric of value at instances where during the illness
patient desires to be in constant contact or touch of another person and this improves the health or
ameliorates the complaints.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 2 bar-c, 3 BELL, 1 calc, 1 chin, 2 con, 3 CUPR, 2 graph, 1 ign, 1 iod, 1 lach, 2 nat-c, 3 NUX-V, 3
PHOS, 1 sabin, 2 sep, 3 SIL, 1 sulph, 3 TEUCR, 2 viol-o
MALICIOUS, SPITEFUL, VINDICTIVE
Malicious is desire to inflict injury, harm, or suffering on another, either because of a hostile impulse or
out of deep-seated meanness. It is the intention to harm or deprive in an illegal or immoral way. It is
desire to take pleasure in another's misfortune. Vindictive is having a tendency to seek revenge when
wronged. It is the behaviour disposed to seek revenge or intended for revenge. It is the quality or state
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of activities which aims to hurt others, or get revenge after being hurt by somebody’s actions. It is
having or showing a desire to hurt someone who has hurt or caused problems for you. Malicious or
vindictive activities are merely for personal gratification.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abrot, 2 acon, 1 agar, 1 alco, 1 aloe, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 ambr, 3 ANAC, 1 androc, 1 arn, 3 ARS, 1 ars-s-f,
2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 bar-c, 2 bell, 1 berb, 2 bor, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 2 calc, 1 calc-s, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1
carb-an, 1 caust, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1 choc, 1 cic, 1 clem, 1 coca, 1 cocc, 1 coloc, 1 com, 1 con, 1 croc, 2
cupr, 1 cycl, 1 cyna, 1 fl-ac, 1 gall-ac, 1 germ, 1 glon, 1 guai, 1 haem, 2 hep, 1 hydr, 2 hyos, 1 ign, 1 ilx-a, 1
ip, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-i, 2 lac-c, 1 lac-h, 2 lach, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-mar-c, 2 led, 1 levo, 2 lyc, 1 mang, 1 med, 1
merc, 1 mosch, 2 nat-c, 3 NAT-M, 1 nicc, 2 nit-ac, 3 NUX-V, 1 op, 1 opun-a, 1 osm, 1 ozone, 1 par, 1 ped,
1 petr, 2 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 pitu-a, 1 plat, 1 puls, 1 ran-b, 2 sac-alb, 1 sarr, 1 sec, 1 sep, 1 sol-m, 1 spong, 1
squil, 1 stann, 2 staph, 3 STRAM, 1 stront-c, 1 sulph, 1 syph, 1 tarent, 1 thuj, 3 TUB, 1 tus-f, 1 verat, 1
zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Brutality
 Cruelty
 Cursing
 Hard hearted
 Hatred
 Insanity malicious
 Jealousy vindictive
 Jesting malicious
 Joy misfortune
 Misanthropy
 Mischievous
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 Play dirty tricks on others

 Plans making revengeful
 Rage mischievous
 Thoughts persistent evil
MANNISH HABITS OF GIRLS
Mannish habits are pertaining to, characteristic of, or habits suitable for a man. It is the behavior
Resembling or imitative of or suggestive of a man rather than a woman. It is suitable for or typical of a
man rather than a woman, not having feminine characteristics. This is the rubric for girls having or
displaying qualities regarded as typical of a man.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 carb-v, 1 cimic, 1 cortiso, 2 nat-m, 1 petr, 1 plat
MARRIAGE AVERSION TO
Marriage is a social union or legal contract between people called spouses that create kinship. The
definition of marriage varies according to different cultures, but is usually an institution in which
interpersonal relationships, usually intimate and sexual, are acknowledged. Such a union is often
formalized via a wedding ceremony. Marriage is the legal union of a man and woman as husband and
wife. In India marriage is seen as a sacred duty that entails both religious and social obligations.
Marriage aversion to is the rubric when one dislikes marriage and does not intends to be getting
married.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 lach, 1 pic-ac, 1 puls
CROSS REFERENCES
 Aversion men women

 Homosexuality
 Irresolution marry
 Fear marriage
 Religion horror opposite sex
MASOCHISM
Masochism describe a personality type who may be male or female characterized by the individual
deriving pleasure and gratification from either inflicting or receiving physical pain and/or humiliation. In
some cases the pleasure and gratification may be sexual but in others sexual pleasure is not
experienced, and it may involve deriving the pleasure from masochistic or sadist behaviour towards the
opposite gender or same gender as self. It is the enjoyment of receiving pain, pleasure that someone
gets from being abused or hurt; especially, sexual enjoyment from being hurt or punished.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 lach, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 tub
MATHEMATICS, CALCULATING INEPT FOR
Mathematics is study of relations of numbers. A calculation is a deliberate process for transforming one
or more inputs into one or more results, with variable change. To calculate means to ascertain by
computing.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ail, 1 alum, 1 ambr, 1 aur, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 carb-v, 1 caust, 1 con, 1 crot-h, 1 graph, 1 kali-c, 1 lyc, 1 merc,
1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 ph-ac, 2 psor, 1 rhus-t, 1 staph, 1 syph
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Concentration difficult, calculating

 Confusion calculating when
 Slowness calculation in
MEDDLESOME
Meddlesome is the behaviour Inclined or having a tendency to intrude or interfere in other people's
business. It is interfering with the activities and concerns of other people in an unwanted or unwelcome
way.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 1 atro, 1 con, 1 hyos, 1 hyosin, 1 lyc, 1 plb
CROSS REFERENCES
 Audacity
 Heedless
 Impertinence
 Impulse
 Impulsive
 Indiscretion
 Inquisitive
 Presumptuous
 Rash
 Unobserving
MEDITATION
Meditation can be described as continuous and profound contemplation or thought on a subject or

series of subjects of a deep or abstruse nature. It is quiet thought that helps you to relax or that is
intended as a spiritual or religious exercise. It is the thought that takes all your attention for a long time.
The term meditation refers to a broad variety of practices, which range from techniques designed to
promote relaxation, contacting spiritual guides, building internal energy, receiving psychic visions,
getting closer to a god, seeing past lives, taking astral journeys, and so forth, to more technical exercises
targeted at developing compassion, love, patience, generosity, forgiveness and more far-reaching goals
such as effortless sustained single-pointed concentration, single-pointed analysis, and an indestructible
sense of well-being while engaging in any and all of life's activities. Sometimes meditation is an inwardly
oriented practice which individuals do by themselves.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 am-m, 1 ant-c, 1 aur, 1 bar-c, 1 berb, 1 calc-s, 2 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 3 CARB-AN, 1 cham, 1
chin, 1 choc, 1 cic, 1 clem, 1 cocc, 1 coch, 1 coff, 1 con, 1 cycl, 1 eug, 1 euph, 1 germ, 1 guai, 1 ham, 1
hell, 2 hyos, 1 ign, 1 ip, 1 kali-n, 1 kreos, 2 lach, 1 led, 1 lyss, 1 manc, 1 mang, 1 meny, 1 mez, 1 mur-ac, 1
naja, 1 nat-c, 1 ol-an, 1 op, 1 phel, 1 phos, 1 plan, 1 plb, 1 ran-b, 1 rhus-t, 1 sabad, 1 senec, 1 sep, 1 spig,
1 staph, 2 sulph, 1 thuj
CROSS REFERENCES
 Absorbed
 Brooding
 Dream as dwells on past
 Introspection
 Reflecting
 Sitting inclination meditates
 Sitting inclination wrapped
 Face Expression vacant
 Vertigo meditating
MILDNESS
Mildness is the quality of being calm, mild and gentleness. It is acting in a manner that is tender and mild
and even-tempered. A mild person is gentle and does not often become angry. It is gentle or kind in
disposition, manners, or behavior.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 aln, 1 alum, 1 alumn, 1 ambr, 1 amph, 1 anac, 1 apis, 3 ARN, 3 ARS, 2 ars-i, 1 asar, 1 aur, 1 bell,
3 BOR, 1 bov, 2 cact, 2 calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-sil, 2 cann-i, 1 caps, 1 carb-an, 3 CARC, 1 cast, 1 caust, 1 cedr,
1 chel, 1 chim-m, 1 chin, 1 cic, 2 cina, 1 clem, 3 COCC, 2 croc, 2 cupr, 1 cycl, 1 euph, 1 euphr, 1 hell, 1
hydr, 1 hypoth, 2 ign, 2 indg, 1 iod, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-cy, 1 kali-p, 1 lac-c, 1 laur, 2 lil-t, 2 lyc, 2 m-p-a, 1 mag-
m, 1 manc, 1 mang, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 murx, 1 nat-ar, 1 nat-c, 3 NAT-M, 2 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 op, 1 ph-
ac, 2 phos, 1 plat, 1 plb, 3 PULS, 3 RHUS-T, 1 sac-alb, 2 sep, 3 SIL, 2 spong, 1 stann, 1 staph, 2 stram, 2
sulph, 1 sumb, 2 thuj, 1 tub, 2 verat, 1 viol-o, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Affectionate
 Anxiety others
 Benevolence
 Sympathetic
 Tranquillity
 Yielding
MISANTHROPY
Misanthropy is hatred or abhorrence of mankind. It is a disposition to dislike and mistrust other people.
He is a person who dislikes or distrusts other people or mankind in general. Misanthropy is the general
hatred, mistrust or disdain of the human species or human nature. A misanthrope or misanthropist is
someone who holds such view or feeling. Misanthropy develops when one puts complete trust in
somebody thinking the man absolutely true and sound and reliable and then a little later realizes him to
be bad and untrustworthy and when it happens to someone over and over again he ends up hating
everyone.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 all-c, 2 am-m, 2 ambr, 2 anac, 1 ant-c, 1 ars, 2 aur, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 2 calc, 1 cic, 1 clem, 1 con, 1
cop, 1 crot-h, 1 cupr, 1 cur, 1 grat, 1 guai, 1 hydrc, 2 hyos, 1 iod, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-c, 1 lach, 2 led, 2 lyc, 1
mag-m, 1 merc, 3 NAT-C, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 pall, 2 phos, 1 plat, 2 puls, 1 rhus-g, 1 rhus-t, 1 sep, 2 stann,
1 staph, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 tab
CROSS REFERENCES
 Aversion persons to all

 Approach of a person <
 Company av to
 Cruelty
 Cynical
 Dullness company on
 Estranged
 Fear people of
 Hatred person of
 Indifference company in
 Indifference welfare of others
 Loathing
 Malicious
 Mischievous
 Moral affection want o
 Repulsive mood
 Restlessness company in
 Sadness company in
 Stranger presence <
 Unsympathetic
 Wicked disposition
MISCHIEVOUS
Mischief is a vexatious or annoying action, or, conduct or activity that playfully causes petty annoyance.
To be Mischievous means showing a playful desire to cause trouble. It is naughtily or annoyingly
humorous. A mischievous person, especially a child, enjoys having fun by causing trouble. It is the
behaviour that causes discomfort or annoyance in others but is the source of fun in doer.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 agar, 1 aloe, 3 ANAC, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1 bar-c, 1 bufo, 2 calc, 1 calc-ar, 3 CANN-I, 1 cann-s, 3 CHAM, 2 cupr,
1 dam, 1 hep, 2 hyos, 1 ign, 2 lach, 2 merc, 3 NUX-V, 1 phos, 1 puls, 1 spong, 3 STANN, 2 stram, 2 tarent,
1 tub, 2 verat
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CROSS REFERRENCES
 Deceitful
 Destructiveness, cunning
 Disobedience
 Joy misfortune of others
 Malicious
 Moral affections want of
 Wicked
MOANING GROANING
Moaning is a low, mournful cry of pain, sorrow or pleasure. It usually indicates pain, discomfort, or
displeasure. If someone moans, they make a long low sound because of pain, sadness, or pleasure.
Moaning groaning is the rubric used when person is making a long, low sound because of pain,
unhappiness, or physical pleasure.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 ACON, 1 aether, 1 ail, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 1 ang, 1 ant-t, 2 apis, 3 ARN, 2 ars, 1 ars-
h, 2 arum-t, 1 aur, 1 aur-s, 1 bac, 1 bamb-a, 1 bapt, 2 bar-c, 1 bar-s, 3 BELL, 2 bor, 2 bry, 1 bufo, 1 cadm-
s, 2 calad, 1 calc, 3 CALC-P, 1 calc-sil, 2 camph, 3 CANN-I, 2 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 2 carb-ac, 1 carb-an,
1 carb-v, 1 carbn-o, 1 carbn-s, 1 caust, 2 cham, 1 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 chlf, 2 cic, 1 cimic, 2 cina, 1 clem, 1
coc-c, 1 coca, 2 cocc, 1 coff, 2 colch, 2 coloc, 1 con, 1 cop, 2 crot-c, 1 crot-h, 2 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 dig, 1
dulc, 1 erio, 1 eup-per, 2 eup-pur, 1 ferr-s, 1 gall-ac, 1 gels, 1 graph, 1 hell, 1 hep, 1 hipp, 1 hoit, 1 hura, 1
hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrc, 2 hyos, 2 ign, 2 ip, 1 juni-c, 2 kali-br, 3 KALI-C, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-cy, 2 kali-i, 1 kali-
p, 1 kreos, 1 lac-d, 1 lach, 1 lachn, 1 lat-m, 1 laur, 1 led, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 m-p-a, 1 mag-c, 1 mang, 1 merc, 1
merc-c, 1 mez, 1 mill, 2 mur-ac, 1 naja, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 oena, 1 op, 1 ox-ac, 1 petr, 1
ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 phys, 1 phyt, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 plect, 1 podo, 1 psor, 2 puls, 1 pyrus, 1 rheum, 1 rhus-t, 1
rumx-a, 1 sac-alb, 1 samb, 1 sang, 1 sars, 2 sec, 1 sel, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 sol-n, 1 squil, 1 stann, 2 stram, 1 stry,
1 sul-ac, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 1 tanac, 1 tarent, 1 thuj, 1 thyr, 3 TUB, 1 valer, 1 verat, 3 ZINC
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Complaining
 Delirium moaning
 Discontented
 Discouraged moaning
 Lamenting
 Sighing
 Torments everyone with his complaints
 Respiration- moaning
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MOCKING
Mocking is to laugh at or make fun of (someone or something) especially by copying an action or a way
of behaving or speaking, and to treat with ridicule or contempt. It is to imitate in contempt, to mimic
someone for the sake of derision. It is to ridicule by mimicry of action or speech; mimic contemptuously.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 alco, 1 alum, 1 androc, 1 anh, 1 ars, 1 bac, 1 bry, 1 cann-i, 1 carb-v, 1 carbn-o, 1 caust, 1 cham,
1 chin, 1 choc, 1 cinnb, 1 graph, 1 guai, 1 hyos, 1 hyper, 2 ign, 1 ip, 1 lac-ac, 2 lach, 1 lyc, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-
m, 2 nux-v, 1 pall, 1 par, 1 ped, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 plat, 1 rad-br, 1 rhus-t, 1 sac-l, 1 sec, 1 sep, 1 stann, 1
sulph, 1 tarent, 1 verat
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Contemptuous
 Haughty
 Insolent
 Laughing contemptuous- mocking
 Rudeness
MOCKING SARCASM
Mocking is to ridicule by mimicry of action or speech; mimic contemptuously. Sarcasm is a sharp, bitter,
or cutting expression or remark; a bitter jibe or taunt. Sarcasm is the use of words that mean the
opposite of what you really want to say especially in order to insult someone, to show irritation, or to be
funny. It is the activity of saying or writing the opposite of what you mean, or of speaking in a way
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intended to make someone else feel stupid or show them that you are angry. It is the witty language
used to convey insults or scorn.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 androc, 1 anh, 2 ars, 1 bry, 1 cann-i, 3 CARB-V, 1 carbn-o, 1 caust, 1 cham, 1 choc, 1 cinnb, 3 GRAPH, 1
hyper, 1 ign, 1 lac-ac, 2 lach, 1 lyc, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 1 pall, 2 par, 1 petr, 1 rad-br, 1 rhus-t, 1 sac-l, 1 sec,
1 sep, 1 stann, 1 sulph, 1 tarent
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Jesting
 Talk, talking, talks, sharply
MONOMANIA
Monomania is a single pathological preoccupation in an otherwise sound mind. Emotional monomania is

that in which the patient is obsessed with only one emotion or several related to it; intellectual
monomania is that which is related to only one kind of delirious idea or ideas. An excessive mental
preoccupation with one thing, idea, etc. is termed to be monomania. It is the mania restricted to one
thing or one idea.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 absin, 1 acon, 1 anac, 1 anan, 1 aur, 1 bell, 1 camph, 1 carb-v, 1 carc, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1 cic, 1 cocc, 1
con, 1 croc, 1 cupr, 1 dros, 1 hell, 1 hyos, 2 ign, 1 iod, 1 lach, 1 lap-c-b, 1 mag-c, 1 nux-m, 1 oxyt, 1 plat, 1
puls, 1 rhus-t, 2 sil, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 tarent, 1 thuj, 1 verat
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Ideas fixed
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MOOD AGREEABLE
A mood is an emotional state. Moods differ from emotions in that they are less specific, less intense,
and less likely to be triggered by a particular stimulus or event. Moods generally have either a positive or
negative valence. In other words, people typically speak of being in a good mood or a bad mood. Mood
is an internal, subjective state, but it often can be inferred from posture and other behaviors. Mood also
differs from temperament or personality traits which are even longer lasting. Mood agreeable means a
positive mood or delightful pleasant state of emotional state.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abrot, 1 aesc, 1 ant-t, 1 asc-t, 1 chel, 1 cist, 1 croc, 1 fago, 1 ign, 1 lach, 1 meny, 1 orig, 1 plat, 1 scut, 1
sul-ac, 1 zing
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Cheerfulness
MOOD ALTERNATING
differs from temperament or personality traits which are even longer lasting. Mood alternating is to go
back and forth, swing back and forth between two states or conditions.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 agar, 1 agn, 3 ALUM, 1 alum-p, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 1 androc, 2 anh, 1 ant-t, 1 arg, 1 arg-n, 1 arist-
cl, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-i, 1 asaf, 1 asar, 1 aur, 1 aur-i, 2 bar-c, 1 bar-i, 3 BELL, 1 bism, 1 bor, 3 BOV, 1 but-ac,
1 calc, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 caps, 2 carb-an, 1 cassi-s, 1 caust, 2 cench, 2 chin, 1 chlf, 1 clem, 1 cob-n, 1
cocc, 1 coff, 1 con, 1 cortico, 1 cortiso, 2 croc, 1 cupr, 1 cycl, 1 dig, 2 dros, 3 FERR, 1 ferr-ar, 1 ferr-i, 2
ferr-p, 1 gels, 2 graph, 1 hist, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 3 IGN, 3 IOD, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-s, 1 lac-c, 1 lach, 1 lachn, 1
lap-c-b, 3 LYC, 1 m-arct, 1 mag-c, 1 mand, 1 med, 1 meny, 1 merc, 1 merc-i-f, 1 mez, 2 naja, 1 nat-c, 2
nat-m, 1 nid, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-m, 1 op, 1 petr, 2 phos, 3 PLAT, 2 puls, 1 ran-b, 1 sabad, 3 SARS, 1 seneg, 1
sep, 1 spig, 1 spong, 1 stann, 1 staph, 2 stram, 1 sul-ac, 2 sulph, 1 tarent, 2 tub, 1 valer, 1 verat, 1 verb, 3
ZINC
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Changeable
 Capriciousness
 Inconstancy
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MOOD CHANGEABLE VARIABLE
differs from temperament or personality traits which are even longer lasting. Mood changeable variable
is state of emotions capable of or tending to change in form or quality or nature. The mood is likely to
vary and is subject to variations.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 acon-l, 1 act-sp, 1 agar, 1 agn, 1 alco, 1 aloe, 2 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1
ambr, 1 anac, 1 anan, 1 androc, 1 ang, 1 anh, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 2 apis, 1 arg, 2 arg-n, 1 arist-cl, 1 arn, 2 ars,
1 ars-h, 1 ars-i, 1 asaf, 1 asar, 1 astra-e, 2 aur, 1 aur-i, 1 aur-m, 1 aur-s, 1 bac, 1 bamb-a, 2 bar-acet, 2
bar-c, 2 bell, 1 bism, 2 bor, 1 bov, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 1 buth-aust, 1 calad, 2 calc, 3 CALC-P, 1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil,
1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 carbn-o, 1 carbn-s, 1 carl, 1 caust, 1 cham, 2
chin, 1 choc, 1 cic, 2 cimic, 2 cina, 1 cob, 1 coc-c, 1 coca, 2 cocc, 2 coff, 1 con, 1 cortico, 2 croc, 2 cupr, 1
cycl, 2 dig, 1 dros, 1 eup-per, 1 eup-pur, 2 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 1 ferr-i, 1 ferr-p, 1 fl-ac, 1 foll, 1 form, 1 gels, 1
glon, 1 graph, 1 hell, 1 hyos, 3 IGN, 1 iod, 1 ip, 3 KALI-BR, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 1 lac-c, 1 lac-
d, 1 lac-h, 1 lach, 1 lachn, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 laur, 1 led, 1 luna, 3 LYC, 1 m-arct, 1 m-aust, 2 mag-c, 1
mag-m, 1 med, 1 meny, 2 merc, 1 merc-c, 1 merc-i-f, 1 mez, 1 morph, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-
m, 1 nid, 1 nit-ac, 1 nitro-o, 3 NUX-M, 2 nux-v, 1 onop, 1 onos, 1 op, 1 ozone, 2 petr, 1 phel, 2 phos, 1
pic-ac, 1 plan, 2 plat, 1 plb, 2 psor, 3 PULS, 1 ran-b, 1 rat, 1 rheum, 1 rhod, 3 RHUS-T, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 1
sabin, 1 sac-alb, 3 SAMB, 1 sang, 1 sanic, 1 sapin, 3 SARS, 1 senec, 1 seneg, 2 sep, 1 sil, 1 sphing, 1 spig, 1
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spong, 2 squil, 2 stann, 2 staph, 2 stram, 2 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 1 tarax, 1 tarent, 1 teucr, 1 thuj,
2 tub, 2 valer, 1 verat, 1 verb, 1 viol-t, 1 yuc, 3 ZINC, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Capriciousness
 Inconstancy
 Instability
 Irresolution
MORAL AFFECTIONS ANTISOCIAL
Morals are concerned with principles of right and wrong or conforming to standards of behaviour and
character based on those principles. This is pertaining to, or concerned with the principles or rules of
right conduct or the distinction between right and wrong; ethical. It is the differentiation of intentions,
decisions, and actions between those that are good or right and those that are bad or wrong. Moral
affections antisocial means the morals are hostile to or disruptive of normal standards of social
behaviour.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aesc, 1 anac, 1 ilx-a, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 sac-alb, 1 syph
MORAL AFFECTIONS PERVERSIONS
decisions, and actions between those that are good or right and those that are bad or wrong. Moral
affections perversion means the morals are distorted or perverted.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 anac, 3 BELL, 1 bufo, 3 HYOS, 1 nux-v, 2 op, 1 ph-ac, 2 plat, 3 STRAM, 1 tarent, 3 VERAT
MORAL AFFECTIONS WANT OF MORAL FEELINGS
decisions, and actions between those that are good or right and those that are bad or wrong. This is the
rubric preferred when the individual lacks the sense of right or wrong, i.e. he is immoral.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 abrot, 1 acetan, 1 achy, 1 alco, 1 am-c, 2 anac, 1 androc, 1 ars, 1 aster, 1 aur, 3 BELL, 1 bism, 2 bufo, 1
cass, 1 cere-s, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1 choc, 1 clem, 2 coca, 2 cocain, 1 cocc, 1 coloc, 1 con, 1 convo-d, 1 croc, 1
cur, 1 germ, 1 hep, 1 hura, 1 hyos, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-n, 1 lac-c, 2 laur, 1 lyc, 2 morph, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-
ac, 1 nit-s-d, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1 ozone, 1 ped, 1 ph-ac, 1 pic-ac, 2 plat, 1 psil, 1 raph, 1 sabad, 2 sep, 1 squil,
2 stram, 1 stry-p, 2 tarent, 1 thuj, 2 verat
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Cruelty
 Duty want of sense of
 Godless
 Indifference conscience to dictates of
 Religious affections
 Slander
 Unfeeling
 Unsympathetic
 Wicked disposition
MOROSE CROSS FRETFUL ILL-HUMOUR PEEVISH
Morose is state of mind of very serious and quiet, gloomily or sullenly ill-humored feeling unhappy, in a
bad mood, and not wanting to talk to anyone.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abies-c, 1 abrot, 1 acet-ac, 2 acon, 1 adon, 2 aesc, 1 aeth, 1 aether, 2 agar, 1 agn, 1 alco, 1 alf, 1 aloe, 1
alum, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-c, 2 am-m, 1 ambr, 3 ANAC, 1 ang, 3 ANT-C, 2 ant-t, 1 anthro, 1 apis, 1 arag, 2
aran, 1 arg, 1 arg-m, 1 arg-n, 2 arn, 2 ars, 1 ars-s-r, 2 art-v, 1 arum-m, 1 arum-t, 3 ASAF, 3 ASAR, 1 asc-t,
1 aspar, 1 aster, 1 atro, 3 AUR, 1 aur-i, 1 aur-m, 1 aur-s, 1 bac, 1 bamb-a, 3 BAPT, 1 bar-acet, 1 bar-c, 1
bart, 1 bell, 1 benz-ac, 1 berb, 2 bism, 1 bol, 1 bond, 1 bor, 2 bov, 1 bran, 1 brom, 1 bruc, 3 BRY, 1 bufo, 1
bufo-s, 1 cact, 1 cadm-s, 1 calad, 3 CALC, 1 calc-acet, 1 calc-br, 1 calc-caust, 3 CALC-P, 1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil,
1 calen, 1 camph, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-ac, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 2 carbn-s, 1 card-b, 1 carl, 1
cass, 1 cast, 2 caul, 1 caust, 3 CHAM, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1 chin-s, 1 chlol, 1 chlor, 1 cic, 1 cimic, 1 cina, 1
cinnb, 1 clem, 1 cob-n, 1 coc-c, 1 coca, 1 cocc, 2 coff, 2 colch, 2 coloc, 1 com, 2 con, 1 cop, 1 cor-r, 2 corn,
1 crat, 2 croc, 1 crot-c, 2 crot-h, 2 croto-t, 1 cub, 1 cuph, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 cupr-m, 1 cur, 2 cycl, 1
dam, 1 daph, 1 des-ac, 1 dicha, 2 dig, 1 digin, 1 dios, 1 dirc, 1 dros, 1 dulc, 1 echi, 1 elae, 1 elaps, 1 electr,
1 euon, 1 euph-a, 1 euphr, 1 fago, 1 fel, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-acet, 1 ferr-ma, 1 ferr-p, 1 fil, 1 fl-ac, 1 form, 1
franz, 1 galv, 1 gamb, 2 gels, 1 gent-l, 1 gnaph, 2 gran, 2 graph, 2 grat, 1 guai, 1 haem, 1 ham, 1 hell, 1
helon, 2 hep, 1 hipp, 1 hura, 1 hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrog, 2 hyos, 1 iber, 1 ictod, 1 ign, 1 ind, 2 indg, 1
indol, 1 iod, 2 ip, 1 iris, 1 jal, 1 jatr, 1 jug-c, 1 jug-r, 1 kali-ar, 3 KALI-BI, 2 kali-br, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-
cy, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-n, 2 kali-p, 1 kalm, 1 kiss, 1 kreos, 1 lac-ac, 1 lac-c, 1 lac-f, 3 LACH, 1 lachn, 1 laur, 2 led,
1 lil-t, 1 lina, 1 lipp, 2 lyc, 1 lycpr, 1 lycps, 1 lyss, 1 m-arct, 2 m-aust, 1 m-p-a, 1 mag-c, 2 mag-m, 1 mag-s,
1 magn-gr, 1 malar, 1 manc, 1 mang, 1 med, 1 meli, 1 menis, 1 meny, 1 meph, 2 merc, 2 merc-c, 1 merc-
cy, 1 merc-i-f, 1 merc-i-r, 1 merc-s, 1 merl, 2 mez, 1 morph, 1 mosch, 2 mur-ac, 1 myric, 1 naja, 1 nat-ar,
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1 nat-c, 3 NAT-M, 1 nat-n, 1 nat-p, 2 nat-s, 1 nicc, 1 nit-ac, 1 nit-s-d, 1 nux-m, 3 NUX-V, 1 nyct, 1 ol-an, 1
olnd, 1 op, 1 opun-a, 1 orig, 1 osm, 1 ox-ac, 1 ozone, 1 paeon, 2 pall, 1 palo, 1 par, 1 petr, 2 ph-ac, 1 phal,
2 phel, 2 phos, 1 pic-ac, 2 plan, 2 plat, 2 plb, 1 plect, 1 plumbg, 1 podo, 2 prun, 1 psor, 1 ptel, 3 PULS, 1
puls-n, 1 pulx, 1 pyrog, 1 rad-br, 1 ran-b, 1 ran-s, 1 rat, 1 rauw, 1 rham-p, 1 rheum, 1 rhod, 2 rhus-t, 1
rhus-v, 1 rob, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 1 sabal, 1 sabin, 1 sac-alb, 1 sac-l, 1 salx-n, 1 samars, 1 samb, 1 sang, 1
sanic, 1 sapin, 1 sars, 1 sel, 1 seneg, 2 sep, 1 serp, 3 SIL, 1 sin-n, 1 sol-t-ae, 1 spig, 1 spira, 1 spong, 1
squil, 1 stann, 2 staph, 2 stram, 1 stront-c, 2 stry, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulfon, 1 sulfonam, 2 sulph, 1 sumb, 2 syph,
1 tab, 1 tarax, 1 tarent, 1 terebe, 1 tet, 1 teucr, 1 thea, 1 thuj, 1 thymol, 1 til, 1 tong, 1 trich-d, 1 tril-c, 1
tub, 1 upa, 1 uran-n, 1 ust, 1 uva, 1 vac, 1 valer, 1 verat, 1 verat-v, 1 verb, 1 vinc, 2 viol-t, 1 vip, 1 visc, 1
voes, 1 wies, 1 xan, 2 zinc, 2 zinc-o, 1 zinc-p, 1 zinc-val
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Discontented, everything
 Irritability
 Repulsive mood
 Unfriendly
MORPHINISM
Morphine is an opiate derivative. An addiction to morphine or any of its derivative narcotic drugs is
called as morphinism, for example an addiction to Heroine.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 agar, 1 apom, 1 ars, 1 aur, 2 aven, 1 bell, 1 buth-aust, 1 calc, 1 cann-i, 2 cham, 1 cic, 1 cimic, 1 coff, 1
hyos, 1 ip, 1 kali-ma, 2 lach, 1 lob, 2 macrin, 1 merc, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-p, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1 ox-ac, 2 passi, 1
phos, 1 plat, 1 puls, 1 sep, 1 stram, 1 tab, 1 vip, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Generalities- Medicaments addiction
MUSIC AGG
Music is the art of arranging sounds in time so as to produce a continuous, unified, and evocative
composition, as through melody, harmony, rhythm, and timbre. It is an artistic form of auditory
communication incorporating instrumental or vocal tones in a structured and continuous manner. It is
the sounds made by voices or instruments arranged in a way that is pleasant to listen to. Music
aggravates is the rubric in relevance to that music makes the complaints go worse.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 ACON, 1 all-c, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 1 ant-c, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 1 cact, 1 calc, 2 carc, 1 caust, 1 cham, 1 coff, 1 cop,
1 croc, 2 dig, 1 graph, 2 ign, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-n, 1 kreos, 1 lyc, 1 mang, 1 merc, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1
nat-s, 3 NUX-V, 1 phos, 1 plb, 2 sabal, 1 sabin, 1 sep, 1 sumb, 1 tarent, 2 thuj, 1 viol-o, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Anxiety church bells- music playing piano

 Delusion, music
 Excitement, music
 Fear music- piano
 Irritability, music
 Restlessness music
 Sadness music
 Sensitive Music
 Suicidal music
 Unconsciousness music
 Weeping music from
 Generalities- Music agg
MUSIC AMEL
Music is the art of arranging sounds in time so as to produce a continuous, unified, and evocative
composition, as through melody, harmony, rhythm, and timbre. It is an artistic form of auditory
communication incorporating instrumental or vocal tones in a structured and continuous manner. It is
the sounds made by voices or instruments arranged in a way that is pleasant to listen to. Music
ameliorate is the rubric in importance to that music makes the complaints go better and the intensity is
reduced.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 am-m, 1 ambr, 1 androc, 1 anh, 3 AUR, 1 carc, 1 cupr, 1 hydrog, 1 mang, 1 merc, 1 nat-m, 1 sul-ac, 1
sumb, 3 TARENT, 2 thuj, 1 tub
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Hysteria music amel

 Morose music amel
 Sadness, music, sad amel
 Generalities- Music amel
MUTILATE HIS BODY INCLINATION TO
Mutilation is to physically harm as to make worse, notably by cutting off or otherwise disabling a vital
part, such as a limb. It is to destroy beyond recognition. It is the act to damage someone's body
permanently by cutting it or removing part of it. It is to alter so as to make unrecognizable, to injure,
disfigure, or make imperfect by removing or irreparably damaging parts. Mutilation or maiming is an act
of physical injury that degrades the appearance or function of any living body, to ruin the beauty of. This
is the rubric utilized for individual’s state of mind disposed to mutilate his body.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 ars, 1 bell, 1 cimic, 1 hyos, 1 med, 1 stram
CROSS REFERRENCES
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 Cut
 Self torture
 Tears
 Torments, himself
MUTTERING
Muttering is a low continuous indistinct sound; often accompanied by movement of the lips without the
production of articulate speech. It implies to speak quietly so that it is difficult for other people to hear
what you say. It is to utter words indistinctly or in a low tone, often as if talking to oneself.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aether, 1 ail, 1 alum, 1 anac, 1 anac-oc, 1 ant-t, 2 apis, 1 arg-n, 2 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-s-f, 1 arum-t, 1 atro, 1
aur, 2 bapt, 1 bar-acet, 1 bar-c, 2 bell, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 1 calad, 1 calc, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 camph-br, 1
cann-s, 1 caust, 1 cham, 1 chel, 1 chlf, 1 chlol, 1 cic, 1 cimic, 2 cocc, 1 colch, 1 con, 1 conin, 1 cor-r, 2 crot-
h, 1 dor, 1 dulc, 1 gels, 1 hell, 2 hep, 3 HYOS, 1 indg, 1 iris, 1 kali-br, 3 LACH, 1 lachn, 2 lyc, 2 merc, 1
morph, 2 mur-ac, 1 mygal, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-s-d, 1 nux-v, 2 op, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 plb, 1 raph, 2 rhus-t, 1 sec,
1 sil, 1 stann, 3 STRAM, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 1 tarax, 2 verat, 1 vesp, 1 vip, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Complaining
 Delirium murmuring- muttering
 Discontented
 Lamenting
 Moaning
 Talk himself to
 Unconsciousness murmuring
 Speech murmuring unintelligible
MYSTICAL
Mystical is someone who believes in the existence of realities beyond human intellectual capacity. He
has firm beliefs that he communicates with divine god and has supernatural knowledge which is beyond
human understanding. Mysticism is a doctrine of direct communication or spiritual intuition of divine
truth. Mysticism is the knowledge of, and especially the personal experience of, states of consciousness,
or levels of being, or aspects of reality, beyond normal human perception, sometimes including
experience of and even communion with a supreme being. It is the pursuit of communion with, identity
with, or conscious awareness of an ultimate reality, divinity, spiritual truth, or God through direct
experience, intuition, instinct or insight. Mysticism usually centers on practices intended to nurture
those experiences. Mysticism may be dualistic, maintaining a distinction between the self and the
divine, or may be nondualistic.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 camph, 1 pyrus
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Delusions mystery
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NAIVE
Naive implies a genuine, innocent simplicity or lack of artificiality but sometimes connotes an almost
foolish lack of worldly wisdom. These are the people with natural or unaffected simplicity in thought,
manners or speech; not apt to perceive the deception or guile of others. "Naive" meant natural or
innocent, and did not connote ineptitude. Marked by or showing unaffected simplicity and lack of guile
or worldly experience; Lacking critical ability and analytical in sight. Used for person who is simple
trusting, plain and always takes things at their face value. If you describe someone as naïve, then it
means they lack experience and so expect things to be easy or people to be honest or kind.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aesc, 2 bell, 1 bov, 1 chin, 1 cic, 1 hyos, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
NAKED WANTS TO BE
Nudity or nakedness is the state of wearing no clothing. The wearing of clothing is exclusively a human
characteristic. It is to be completely unclothed. It is the desire to expose her body or organs. It is not
wearing any clothes; without clothing on the genitals or female nipples.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bamb-a, 2 bell, 1 bufo, 1 but-ac, 1 camph, 1 cham, 3 HYOS, 1 mag-c, 1 merc, 1 merc-c, 2 phos, 1 phyt, 1
puls, 2 sec, 2 stram, 1 sulph, 1 tarent, 2 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Delirium erotic
 Delusion naked
 Dress indecently
 Eccentricity dressing
 Indifference exposure
 Lasciviousness
 Lewdness
 Nymphomania
 Obscene
 Roving naked
 Shameless
 Undressing
NARRATING her symptoms agg.
Narrating is the act of telling or relating particular itself upsets the patient and he or she is perhaps
reluctant to do so. It also means to relate a story or series of events by speech or writing. It is to narrate
or give a detailed account of his complaints and it aggravates while explaining.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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3 CALC, 1 cic, 1 ign, 2 kali-c, 2 med, 2 puls, 2 sep, 1 teucr
CROSS REFERENCES
 Conversation agg
 Thinking ailments, complaints of
 Weeping telling of her complaints
NARROW MINDED
A person or persons who cannot see beyond their own set of values and/or will not accept them. Not
willing to accept opinions, beliefs, or behaviors that are unusual or different from your own. Not
receptive to new ideas; having a closed mind. If you describe someone as narrow-minded then this
means they are unwilling to consider new ideas or other peoples opinion.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 bar-c, 1 con
CROSS REFERENCES
 Fanaticism
 Religious affection narrow minded
NECROMANIA
Necromania is an irresistible sexual attraction to dead bodies. It is an abnormal fascination with death
and the dead; esp., an erotic attraction to corpses. It is an obsession with death or the dead. It denotes
an abnormal fondness for being in the presence of dead bodies.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 AGAR
NEGLECTS
Neglect may include the failure to provide sufficient supervision, nourishment, or medical care, or the
failure to fulfill other needs for which the victim is helpless to provide for himself or herself. It is the
failure to act with the prudence that a reasonable person would exercise under the same circumstances.
To disregard or pay little attention to something
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 am-c, 1 bar-c, 1 caust, 1 tell
CROSS REFERENCES
 Business aversion to
 Business neglect his
 Indolence
 Loathing general
 Work aversion to
NEWS
News can be defined as new information or a report about something that has happened recently. It is
informal information of any kind that is not previously known to someone
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
NIBBLE, Desire to
Nibbling is to eat (food) with quick bites, taking only a small amount at a time, as a mouse does. It refers
to the habit of eating slowly or with small bites. It is to eat with small, quick bites or in small morsels. It
implies to bite, eat, or chew gently and in small amounts. If you nibble food, you eat it by biting very
small pieces of it.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aeth, 1 bar-c, 1 calc, 2 chin, 1 graph, 1 ip, 1 kali-p, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 2 nat-c, 1 petr, 1 rhus-t, 1 rib-ac
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NIPPING at everyone
Nipping is a playful bite or pinch. If a person nips you, they bite you lightly or squeeze a piece of your
skin between their fingers and thumb.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 hyos
NYMPHOMANIA
Nymphomania is abnormally intense sexual desire in women. It is an abnormal and uncontrollable

desire by a woman for sexual intercourse. It is a neurotic condition in women in which the symptoms are
a compulsion to have sexual intercourse with as many men as possible and an inability to have lasting
relationships with them. It is a disorder in which a woman exhibits extreme or obsessive desire for
sexual stimulation or gratification. Morbid and uncontrollable sexual desire in females, breaking the
bounds of modest demeanour; always attended with agitation both of body and mind, and constituting
a true and proper disease which is no more under the control of the will than tetanus.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 ambr, 1 androc, 1 anh, 2 ant-c, 2 apis, 1 ars, 1 asaf, 1 aster, 1 aur-m-n, 2 bar-m, 2 bell, 1 calad, 1
calc, 2 calc-p, 1 camph, 1 camph-br, 2 cann-i, 2 cann-s, 2 canth, 1 carb-v, 1 cedr, 2 chin, 1 chlol, 1 chlor, 1
coca, 1 cocc, 2 coff, 1 con, 2 croc, 1 cyna, 2 dig, 1 dulc, 2 ferul, 2 fl-ac, 1 gins, 1 graph, 3 GRAT, 3 HYOS, 1
ign, 1 iod, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-p, 3 LACH, 2 lil-t, 2 lyc, 1 manc, 2 merc, 1 mosch, 2 murx, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-
m, 2 nux-v, 1 op, 3 ORIG, 1 orig-v, 1 ozone, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 pic-ac, 3 PLAT, 1 plb, 1 psil, 2 puls, 2 raph, 1
rob, 2 sabad, 1 sabin, 1 salx-n, 1 sec, 1 sil, 1 stann, 2 staph, 3 STRAM, 1 stry, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulph, 1 sumb, 2
tarent, 1 thuj, 1 valer, 2 verat, 2 zinc, 1 zinc-pic
CROSS REFERENCES
 Adulterous
 A/F sexual excess
 Amorous
 Company av for masturbation
 Delirium erotic
 Female desire increased
 Male masturbation disposition to
 Female desire violent masturbation driving to
 Ideas lascivious
 Insanity erotic
 Lasciviousness
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 Lewdness
 Libertinism
 Masturbation
 Naked
 Pleasure voluptuous
 Satyriasis
 Shameless
 Sexual desire
 Thoughts sexual
 Gen sexual excess
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OBJECTIVE REASONABLE
To be objective reasonable is to only look at the facts, and ignore mere opinion which is subjective. It
means capable of reasoning on the grounds of observed facts and uninfluenced by emotions or personal
opinion. These peoples are very realistic and down to earth.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 1 ars, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 hep, 1 lach, 1 merc, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 1 plat, 1 puls, 1 sep, 1 sil
CROSS REFERENCES
 Reason attempting to
OBSTINATE
Obstinacy is tenaciously unwilling or marked by tenacious unwillingness to yield unreasonably. It is to be

determined to have one‘s own way; not yielding to reason or plea. It is the behaviour of stubbornly
adhering to an attitude, opinion, or course of action. It is firmly or stubbornly adhering to one's
purpose, opinion, etc. and not yielding to argument, persuasion, or entreaty.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abrot, 2 acon, 1 act-sp, 2 agar, 1 alco, 1 aloe, 3 ALUM, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 1 alumn, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 3
ANAC, 1 androc, 2 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 1 apis, 3 ARG-N, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1 ars-s-f, 1 arum-t, 1 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-s,
1 bac, 1 bar-acet, 3 BAR-C, 3 BELL, 1 bry, 3 CALC, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-f, 1 calc-p, 2 calc-s, 1 camph, 1 canth, 2
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caps, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 caust, 3 CHAM, 1 chel, 2 chin, 1 chin-s, 2 cina, 1 coca, 1
coloc, 1 croc, 2 crot-h, 1 cupr, 1 cycl, 1 dig, 1 dros, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 1 ferr-p, 1 guai, 1 hecla, 1 hell, 2 hep,
1 hura, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 2 ign, 1 ip, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-i, 2 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 1 kalm, 1 kreos,
1 lach, 2 lyc, 2 mag-m, 1 menis, 1 merc, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 2 nit-ac, 3 NUX-V, 2 pall, 1
petr, 2 ph-ac, 1 phel, 1 phos, 1 phys, 1 plat, 1 plb, 2 psor, 1 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 sanic, 1 sec, 1 sep, 2 sil, 2
spong, 2 staph, 1 stram, 2 sulph, 1 syph, 3 TARENT, 1 thuj, 1 tub, 1 verat, 1 verat-v, 1 viol-t, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-
p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Contrary
 Disobedience
 Obstinate
 Pertinacity
 Quarrelsome
 Rashness
 Stubborn
OCCUPATION DIVERSION AMEL.
This is the rubric for those whose mental and emotional condition benefits from "That which engages
the time and attention”. While Busy and Industrious denote states which are more or less compulsive or
"driven" from within, this rubric simply refers to the fact that the patient's mental/emotional state
deteriorates when he/she has nothing to do.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aesc, 1 agar, 1 alum, 1 androc, 1 apis, 1 ars, 1 aur, 1 bar-c, 1 calc, 1 calc-p, 1 calc-sil, 2 camph, 1 carc, 1
chin, 1 cic, 2 con, 2 croc, 2 cupr, 2 cycl, 2 ferr, 2 hell, 2 helon, 2 ign, 2 iod, 1 kali-bi, 2 kali-br, 1 lac-h, 1
lach, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-gr-m, 2 lil-t, 1 lyc, 2 merc-i-f, 1 merc-i-r, 1 mez, 1 mur-ac, 2 nat-c, 2 nux-v, 1 orig, 1
ox-ac, 1 pall, 2 pip-m, 1 puls, 1 samars, 3 SEP, 1 sil, 1 spig, 1 stram, 1 tarent, 1 thuj, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Activity desire for

 Anxiety motion >
 Busy
 Business desire for
 Ennui entertainment >
 Excitement >
 Industrious
 Play desire to
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 Restlessness busy
 Thinking complaints
 Work desire for
 Work mania to
 Gen activity desire for
OFFENDED EASILY
This rubric denotes a state in which the person is "hypersensitive to criticism" and very inclined to "take
personally" the actions and behavior of others. He is easily affronted or feels slighted by the words and
actions of others which he over-readily sees as insult or ill-treatment. This is a state of disproportionate
sensitivity of temperament. It is the state of easily feeling ill or offended by the least provocation or
cause. It is a sense of dislike with anger and vexation on the least disliking event. Sensitive persons feel
insulted very fast and take even the most harmless remarks as hurt feeling. Even a mild reproof will
upset him as to why he was said so. It is to cause (a person or group) to feel hurt, angry, or upset by
something said or done. Getting offended easily implies a displeasure or resentment, intentionally or
unintentionally, by wounding feelings on very least provocation or cause.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 agar, 2 alum, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-br, 1 anac, 1 ang, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 2 apis, 1 aq-mar, 1 arist-cl, 1
arn, 3 ARS, 1 ars-s-f, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-s, 1 bamb-a, 2 bell, 1 bor, 2 bov, 2 bufo, 3 CALC, 1 calc-ar, 1
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calc-s, 1 camph, 1 cann-s, 2 caps, 1 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 3 CARC, 3 CAUST, 1 cench, 1 cham, 2
chel, 1 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 cic, 1 cimic, 2 cina, 1 cinnb, 2 cocc, 1 coff, 2 coloc, 2 croc, 1 cupr, 2 cycl, 1 dros, 1
germ, 2 graph, 1 hell, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 3 IOD, 1 kali-n, 2 lach, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 lil-t, 3 LYC,
1 lyss, 1 mag-s, 1 med, 1 merc, 1 morg-g, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 3 NUX-V, 2 pall, 2 petr, 1 phos, 2 plat,
1 prot, 2 puls, 1 rad-br, 1 ran-b, 1 samars, 1 sanic, 2 sars, 2 sep, 2 sil, 2 spig, 1 stann, 3 STAPH, 1 stram, 1
sul-ac, 2 sulph, 2 syph, 1 tarent, 1 teucr, 1 thuj, 3 TUB, 2 verat, 1 viol-t, 2 zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Admonition <
 A/F mortification
 A/F Indignation
 A/F Mortification
 A/F Reproaches
 Delusion accused
 Del criticized
 Del despised
 Del laughed at
 Del insulted
 Del looked down upon
 Del watched
 Discontended
 Fastidious
 Hatred bitter
 Hatred person
 Indignation
 Irritability taking in bad parts
 Kill desire to
 Kill offences
 Reproaches ailments after
 Sensitive rudeness to
 Sensitive oversensitive external impression to
 Sensitive ailments most trifles
 Sulky
 Vexation wrong
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OPTIMISM
Optimism is a mental attitude that interprets situations and events as being best (optimized), meaning
that in some way for factors that may not be fully comprehended, the present moment is in an optimum
state. It is the tendency to take the most hopeful or cheerful view of matters or to expect the best
outcome; practice of looking on the bright side of things. It also reflects the tendency to expect the best
and see the best in all things. Optimism is trust that things will get better no matter how bad they seem,
looking for the best aspects of any situation, and the belief that good will inevitably triumph over evil.
Optimism is an outlook on life such that one maintains a view of the world as a positive place, or one's
personal situation as a positive one.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 androc, 1 anh, 1 aur, 2 calc, 1 choc, 1 ferr-ma, 1 fl-ac, 1 gali, 1 germ, 1 hydrc, 1 hydrog, 1 kali-c, 1 lap-
mar-c, 1 lyc, 1 nep, 1 nux-v, 1 puls, 1 rib-ac, 1 sil, 2 sulph, 1 visc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Hopefulness
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PAINTING INAPT FOR
Painting is an illustration or artwork done with the use of paint. It is a picture made using paint, a picture
or design executed in paints. Painting is the practice of applying paint, pigment, color or other medium
to a surface (support base). The medium is commonly applied to the base with a brush but other objects
can be used. In art, the term painting describes both the act and the result of the action. The process,
art, or occupation of coating surfaces with paint for a utilitarian or artistic effect is called painting.
Painting inapt for is a rubric favoring those who do not possess the tact to paint.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 sil
PARTIAL PREJUDICED FOR
The word prejudice is most often used to refer to preconceived, usually unfavorable, judgments toward
people or a person because of gender, social class, age, disability, religion, sexuality, race/ethnicity,
language, nationality or other personal characteristics. Partial prejudiced for is feeling, favorable or
unfavorable, toward a person, prior to, or not based on, actual experience. Here partial is to describe a
state of showing favoritism.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ars, 1 lach
CROSS REFERENCES
 Prejudices traditional
PASSIONATE
Passion is an intense emotion compelling feeling, enthusiasm, or desire for something. The term is also
often applied to a lively or eager interest in or admiration for a proposal, cause, or activity or love – to a
feeling of unusual excitement, enthusiasm or compelling emotion, a positive affinity or love, towards a
subject. It is showing or expressing strong beliefs, interest, or enthusiasm. There are different reasons
individuals are motivated for an occupation. One of these includes the passion for the occupation. When
an individual is passionate about their occupation they tend to be less obsessive about their behaviors
while on their job, and result in greater work and extra-work satisfaction. Also, these same individuals
have higher levels of psychological well-being. When a person genuinely enjoys their profession and are
motivated by their passion, they tend to be more satisfied with their work and more psychologically
healthy.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 alco, 3 ANAC, 1 ars, 2 aur, 3 BAR-C, 3 BELL, 3 BRY, 1 calc, 1 cann-i, 1 canth, 1 carb-ac, 3 CARB-V, 1
carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 coff, 1 con, 1 croc, 1 cupr, 1 hep, 1 hura, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 3 IP, 2 kali-c, 3 KALI-I, 1
laur, 1 led, 3 NAT-C, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 3 NUX-V, 1 olnd, 2 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 plat, 2 psor, 2 sabad, 1
seneg, 3 SEP, 2 stann, 1 stram, 3 SULPH, 1 sumb, 1 tarent, 2 thuj
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anger
 Ardent
 Enthusiasm
 Fanaticism
 Rage
 Vehement
PATHETIC
Pathetic is the feeling of arousing sympathetic sadness and compassion. It is inspiring scornful pity.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 stram
PATIENCE
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To be patient is able to remain calm and not become annoyed when waiting for a long time or when
dealing with problems or difficult people. Patience is the state of endurance under difficult
circumstances, which can mean persevering in the face of delay or provocation without acting on
annoyance/anger in a negative way; or exhibiting forbearance when under strain, especially when faced
with longer-term difficulties. Patience is the level of endurance one can take before negativity. It is also
used to refer to the character trait of being steadfast.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 choc, 1 fl-ac, 1 germ, 1 mag-m, 1 phos, 1 plb
CROSS REFERENCES
 Calmness
 Silent
 Tranquillity
PERPLEXITY
Perplexity is confusion resulting from complexity. It is the state or quality of being perplexed, puzzled or
confused.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ign
PERSISTS IN NOTHING
To persist is to continue steadfastly or firmly in some state, purpose, course of action, especially in spite
of opposition, remonstrance. It is to continue to do something or to try to do something even though it
is difficult or other people want you to stop. It is to be obstinately repetitious, insistent, or tenacious
despite of opposition. Persists in nothing means does not continue steadfastly or firmly in any business
or work or course of his action.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 1 asaf, 1 aur, 1 bar-c, 1 calc, 1 grat, 1 lac-c, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 nux-v, 1 plan, 2 sil, 1 stann, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Capriciousness
 Delusion fail everything will
 Del succeed cannot
 Inconstancy
 Irresolution
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 Mood changeable
 Succeed never
 Understanding many
 Will weakness
PERTINACITY
Pertinacity implies determined to continue doing something. It is an unyielding persistent

determination. It is the quality or state of being pertinacious. It is firmly or unyielding adherent to an
opinion or purpose. It is not to surrender in the countenance of insurmountable hindrance or
opposition.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 ars, 1 bamb-a, 1 bry, 1 caps, 1 cupr, 1 dig, 1 dros, 1 guare, 1 lim, 1 lyc, 1 nat-c, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v,
1 phos, 1 plb, 1 stram, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Contradiction disposition to
 Contrary
 Courageous
 Defiant
 Determination
 Dictatorial
 Disobedience
 Obstinacy
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 Perseverance
 Positives
 Quarrelsome
PESSIMIST
Pessimism is a state of mind in which one predicts undesirable results or believes that the evil or
hardships in life outweighs the good or luxuries. Pessimist is someone who considers that the worst
thing will come about in every state of affairs. It is the tendency to expect the worst and see the worst in
all things. He is a person who is known for their negative outlook upon life. It is inclination to stress the
negative or unfavorable or to take the gloomiest possible view. It is the doctrine or belief that this is the
worst of all possible worlds and that all things ultimately tend toward evil. He is a person who usually
expects bad things to happen.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agav-t, 1 ars, 1 aur, 1 bar-c, 1 calc, 1 carb-an, 1 caust, 1 cecr, 1 cic, 1 ferr-p, 1 gad, 1 germ, 1 graph, 1
halo, 1 hyos, 1 lach, 1 morph, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 op, 1 pers, 2 psor, 1 sec, 1 sep, 1
stann, 1 thuj, 1 vip-a, 1 wies
CROSS REFERENCES
 Brooding
 Complaining
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 Death desires
 Del fails everything
 Del succeed cannot
 Despair
 Discontended
 Discouraged
 Doubtful recovery
 Dwells past
 Ennui
 Helplessness
 Indifference
 Introspection
 Lamenting
 Loathing
 Morose
 Succeed never
PHILOSOPHY ABILITY FOR
Philosophy is rational investigation of questions about existence and knowledge and ethics. It is the
critical study of the fundamental principles and concepts of a particular branch of knowledge, especially
with a view to improving or reconstituting them. It is the use of reason and argument in seeking truth
and knowledge of reality, esp. knowledge of the causes and nature of things and of the doctrine
governing existence. Philosophy ability for is the rubric for individuals who possess the aptitude of
rational reasoning. It is the talent of exploring the unknown on the grounds of observed facts and
phenomenon.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 anac, 1 halo, 1 hep, 1 hydrog, 1 lach, 1 nit-ac, 2 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Fanaticism
 Piety
 Praying pity
PHILOSOPHY INABILITY
Philosophy is rational investigation of questions about existence and knowledge and ethics. It is the
critical study of the fundamental principles and concepts of a particular branch of knowledge, especially
with a view to improving or reconstituting them. It is the use of reason and argument in seeking truth
and knowledge of reality, esp. knowledge of the causes and nature of things and of the doctrine
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governing existence. Philosophy inability for is rubric for persons who are lacking the talent to scientific
reasoning.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 calc, 1 caust, 1 merc, 1 sulph
PITIES HERSELF
Pities herself is feeling of pity (a strong feeling of sadness or sympathy for someone or something) for
self. Self-pity is the state of mind of an individual in perceived adverse situations who has not accepted
the situation and does not have the confidence nor ability to cope with it. It is characterized by a
person's belief that he or she is the victim of events and is therefore deserving of condolence. Self-pity is
generally regarded as a negative emotion in that it does not generally help deal with adverse situations.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 androc, 1 bamb-a, 3 CALC, 1 germ, 1 hydrog, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 nit-ac, 2 staph, 1 tarent
CROSS REFERENCES
 Delusion misfortune inconsolable

 Del misfortune
 Weeping children in
 Pieties
 Weeping pities himself
 Unfortunate
PLANS
A plan is a scheme, program, or method worked out beforehand for the accomplishment of an
objective. A plan is typically any diagram or list of steps with timing and resources, used to achieve an
objective. It is the series of actions that you think about carefully to help you to achieve something. It is
commonly understood as a temporal set of intended actions through which one expects to achieve a
goal. Plans can be formal or informal:
Structured and formal plans, used by multiple people, are more likely to occur in projects, diplomacy,
careers, economic development, military campaigns, combat, or in the conduct of other business. In
most cases, the absence of a well-laid plan can have adverse effects: for example, a non-robust project
plan can cost the organization time and money.
Informal or ad-hoc plans are created by individuals in all of their pursuits.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 anac, 1 ang, 1 arg-n, 2 chin, 2 chin-s, 2 coff, 1 hydrog, 1 nux-v, 1 olnd, 1 op, 1 sep, 2 sulph, 1 tab, 1 visc
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CROSS REFERENCES
 Absorbed
 Air castle
 Activity creative
 Concentration active
 Exertion mental
 Fancies exaltation
 Fancies absorbed
 Ideas abundant
 Industrious
 Memory active
 Theorizing
PLAY AVERSION TO IN CHILDREN
Play is a term employed to describe a range of voluntary, intrinsically motivated activities normally
associated with recreational pleasure and enjoyment. To play is activity for amusement only, especially
among the young. It is to occupy oneself in amusement, sport, or other pastime. Play aversion to in
children means strong disliking for activities related for fun and amusement.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 bar-c, 1 bar-m, 1 calc, 2 cina, 1 coff, 1 cupr, 1 diph, 2 hep, 1 lach, 2 lyc, 1 merc, 3 RHEUM, 1 sep, 2
sulph, 1 tub
PLAY DESIRE TO PLAYFULL
Play is a term employed to describe a range of voluntary, intrinsically motivated activities normally
associated with recreational pleasure and enjoyment. To play is activity for amusement only, especially
among the young. It is to occupy oneself in amusement, sport, or other pastime.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aloe, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 bufo, 1 cann-i, 1 cic, 1 cimic, 2 cocc, 2 con, 1 croc, 1 cypr, 1 elaps, 1 ign, 1 lach, 1
med, 1 meny, 1 naja, 1 ox-ac, 1 psor, 1 seneg, 1 sumb, 1 tarent
CROSS REFERENCES
 Amusement desire
 Cheerful
 Content
 Jesting
 Vivacious
PLAY GAMBLING PASSION FOR

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Gambling is the wagering of money or something of material value on an event with an uncertain
outcome with the primary intent of winning additional money and/or material goods. It is the act of
playing for risk in the hope of winning. It is the practice or activity of betting money. It is an activity in
which you risk money in the hope of winning more money if you are lucky or if you guess something
correctly
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ars, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 caust, 1 chin, 1 lyc, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 merc, 1 nat-c, 1 nux-v, 1 plat, 1 puls, 1
staph, 1 sulph, 1 ther, 1 verat
PLEASURE
It is state or feeling of being pleased or gratified. Pleasure describes the broad class of mental states that
humans and other animals experience as positive, enjoyable, or worth seeking. It includes more specific
mental states such as happiness, entertainment, enjoyment, ecstasy, and euphoria. In psychology, the
pleasure principle describes pleasure as a positive feedback mechanism, motivating the organism to
recreate in the future the situation which it has just found pleasurable. The experience of pleasure is
subjective and different individuals will experience different kinds and amounts of pleasure in the same
situation. Pleasure is the positive emotion of gratification of senses or of the mental faculties.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aether, 1 anag, 1 ang, 1 cann-i, 1 carb-ac, 1 cod, 1 germ, 1 mate, 1 sec, 1 thea, 1 til
CROSS REFERENCES
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 Amusement
 Cheerfulness
 Exhilaration
 Jesting
 Vivaciousness
POSITIVENESS
Positiveness is a quality or state characterized by certainty or acceptance or affirmation and dogmatic

assertiveness. It is the state of undoubting assurance. It is the state of self opinionatedness of a positive
outcome which is not justified by the circumstances.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 androc, 1 ars, 1 camph, 2 caust, 1 choc, 1 ferr, 1 hep, 1 hydrog, 1 lac-h, 2 lach, 2 merc, 1 nux-v, 1
ozone, 1 sep
CROSS REFERENCES
 Audacity
 Contrary
 Contradict, disposition to
 Courageous
 Disobedience
 Dogmatic
 Obstinate
 Pertinacity
POSTPONING EVERYTHING TO NEXT DAY
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To postpone is to decide that something which had been planned for a particular time will be done at a
later time instead. This is the rubric of choice when the behaviour of the person is characterized by this
postponing attitude.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 androc, 1 apis, 1 bamb-a, 1 calc, 1 hydrog, 2 med, 2 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 ozone, 1 plat, 1 sil, 1 stram
CROSS REFERENCES
 Fear failure of
 Fear undertaking anything
 Indolence
 Irresolution
 Laziness postponing
 Procrastinate
POWER LOVE OF
Power is frequently defined as the ability to influence the behavior of others with or without resistance.
It is the ability or right to control people or things. It is the ability to achieve something or to make
something happen. Power love of is the rubric where in the person have liking for possession of
controlling influence.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ars, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 nux-v, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ambition
 Avarice
 Contemptuous
 Delusion better than others
 Del creative power
 Del diminished every thing
 Del distinguished
 Del great person
 Dictatorial power
PRAYING
Praying is the act of prayer. It is to utter or address a prayer or prayers to God, supernatural being or
another object of worship. Prayer is an invocation or act that seeks to activate a rapport with a deity, an
object of worship, or a spiritual entity through deliberate communication. Prayer can be a form of
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religious practice, may be either individual or communal and take place in public or in private. It may
involve the use of words or song. When language is used, prayer may take the form of a hymn,
incantation, formal creed, or a spontaneous utterance in the praying person. There are different forms
of prayer such as requester prayer, prayers of supplication, thanksgiving, and worship/praise. Prayer
may be directed towards a deity, spirit, deceased person, or lofty idea, for the purpose of worshipping,
requesting guidance, requesting assistance, confessing sins or to express one's thoughts and emotions.
Thus, people pray for many reasons such as personal benefit or for the sake of others.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 alum, 2 anac, 1 arn, 2 ars, 3 AUR, 2 bell, 1 cere-b, 1 cere-s, 1 euph, 1 hyos, 1 lyss, 1 manc, 1 med, 1
mygal, 1 nat-s, 1 op, 1 opun-a, 1 plat, 3 PULS, 1 rhus-t, 3 SEP, 1 stann, 3 STRAM, 1 sulo-ac, 1 sulph, 3
VERAT
CROSS REFERENCES
 Del tremens praying with

 Insanity religious
 Kneeling & praying
 Piety nocturnal
PRECISION OF MIND INCREASED
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Precision implies to be precise. It is the state or degree of being precise, the quality of having high
accuracy, consistency and flawlessness. This rubric is for instance where the preciseness of mind has
enhanced.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ferr-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Intellectual
 Objective
PRECOCITY
Precocity is characterized by exceptionally early development or maturity. It is exhibiting advanced skills

at an abnormally early age. Precocity implies Intelligence achieved far ahead of normal developmental
schedules. A precocious child is more intelligent or behaves in a more developed way than you would
expect for their age. Precocity means behaviour manifesting or characterized by unusually early
development or maturity, especially in mental aptitude. It is having or showing the qualities or abilities
of an adult at an unusually early age.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 ASAR, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 calc-p, 1 carc, 1 cina, 1 crot-h, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 merc, 1 nux-v, 1 orig,
1 parot, 1 petr, 2 phos, 1 puls, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 stroph, 1 sulph, 1 supren, 1 syph, 1 tub, 1 verat
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PREJUDICES TRADITIONAL
To be prejudiced is the act or state of holding unreasonable preconceived judgments or convictions. It is

an opinion formed beforehand based on inadequate facts. It is the behaviour to see things in a
preconceived, usually distorted light; to be biased, to be unable to see things for what they are. The
word prejudice (or fore deeming) is most often used to refer to preconceived judgments. It can also
refer to unfounded beliefs and may include any unreasonable attitude that is unusually resistant to
rational influence. It is feeling, favorable or unfavorable, toward a person or thing, prior to, or not based
on, actual experience. Prejudices traditional denotes a state where in the prejudices are derived from
traditions.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ars, 1 calc, 1 carb-v, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 plat, 1 verat
PRESUMPTUOUS
Going beyond what is right or proper because of an excess of self-confidence or arrogance is called
presumptuous. It is the actions or deeds showing too much confidence and not enough respect. It is full
of, characterized by, or showing presumption or readiness to presume in conduct or thought. The
behavior which is too confident especially in a way that is rude. In simple words, it is taking things or
people for granted.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 arn, 1 calc, 2 lyc, 1 plat, 1 staph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Audacity
 Contemptuous
 Contradict disposition
 Contrary
 Defiant
 Haughty
 Impertinence
 Insolence
 Meddlesome
PROPHESYING
Prophecy is a method in which one or more messages that have been communicated to a prophet are
then communicated to others. Such messages typically involve divine inspiration, interpretation, or
revelation of conditioned events to come as well as testimonies or repeated revelations that the world is
divine. The process of prophecy especially involves reciprocal communication of the prophet with the
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(divine) source of the messages. It is to speak out on the sacred religious manuscript as an expression of
holy inspiration. It is the prediction of the future under the influence of divine guidance. Prophesy is
made essentially with calculative technique based on specific religious and philosophical background.
Prophesy involves knowledge of the observed data and its logical interpretation based on religious or
spiritual laws of calculation.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 agar, 1 anh, 1 ant-c, 1 arg-n, 1 camph, 1 con, 3 LACH, 1 med, 1 nux-m, 1 sol-n, 1 stram, 1 thea
CROSS REFERENCES
 Clairvoyance
 Death presentiment of
 Death predict
 Dream clairvoyant
 Dream prophetic
 Dreams visionary
PROSTRATION OF MIND
Prostration of mind is a dormant, state of the mental faculty. It is the failure of action, while the energy
appears to be there, something renders inoperative its application.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abrot, 1 acet-ac, 3 ACON, 1 act-sp, 2 aeth, 1 agar, 1 agn, 1 ail, 1 alco, 1 alet, 1 alf, 2 alum, 1 alum-p, 1
alum-sil, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 ambr, 1 amyg-am, 2 anac, 2 ang, 1 anh, 2 ant-c, 1 ant-n-l, 1 apis, 1 aq-mar, 1
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aran-s, 3 ARG, 2 arg-n, 2 arn, 2 ars, 1 ars-i, 1 ars-s-f, 1 art-v, 1 arum-i, 1 asaf, 1 asar, 1 asc-t, 1 aster, 1
astra-e, 1 atra-r, 3 AUR, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-i, 3 AUR-S, 2 aven, 1 ba-sv, 1 bac, 2 bamb-a, 3 BAPT, 2 bar-c, 1
bar-i, 1 bar-m, 3 BELL, 1 bell-p, 1 berb, 2 bov, 2 bry, 1 bufo, 1 buni-o, 1 buth-aust, 1 calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-
ar, 1 calc-f, 1 calc-i, 1 calc-p, 1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 3 CANN-S, 2 canth, 1 caps, 3 CARB-AC,
1 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 2 carbn-s, 1 carl, 1 cast, 1 caul, 2 caust, 1 cham, 2 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 chin-s, 1 choc, 1
cic, 1 cinnb, 1 clem, 1 cob-n, 1 coca, 2 cocc, 1 cod, 2 coff, 1 coff-t, 1 colch, 1 coloc, 3 CON, 1 convo-d, 1
convo-s, 1 corn, 1 corn-f, 1 cortico, 1 croc, 1 cub, 3 CUPR, 2 cupr-acet, 1 cycl, 1 cypr, 1 dig, 1 digin, 1 dulc,
1 dys-co, 1 echi, 1 elaps, 1 equis, 1 eucal, 1 fago, 1 ferr, 3 FERR-PIC, 1 fl-ac, 1 form, 2 gels, 3 GINS, 1 glon,
1 gran, 2 graph, 1 grat, 1 ham, 3 HELL, 2 hep, 2 hipp, 1 hydr-ac, 2 hydro-c, 3 HYOS, 1 hyper, 3 IGN, 1 ind,
1 indg, 1 iod, 1 ip, 1 iris, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-cy, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-n, 3 KALI-P, 2 kali-sil, 1 kola, 1 lac-d, 3
LACH, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 lat-m, 1 laur, 3 LEC, 2 led, 1 lil-t, 2 lob, 1 lob-s, 1 lol, 3 LYC, 1 lyss, 1 mag-
c, 1 mand, 1 mang, 1 med, 1 meli, 1 menis, 1 meny, 1 merc, 2 merc-c, 1 methyl, 1 mez, 1 morph, 1
mosch, 2 mur-ac, 1 naja, 1 nat-ar, 3 NAT-C, 2 nat-m, 3 NAT-P, 1 nat-s, 1 nat-sil, 1 nicot, 1 nid, 3 NIT-AC, 1
nit-s-d, 2 nux-m, 3 NUX-V, 1 oena, 1 ol-an, 2 olnd, 1 onos, 1 op, 1 orig-v, 1 osm, 1 ox-ac, 1 pall, 1 par, 1
petr, 3 PH-AC, 3 PHOS, 1 phys, 3 PIC-AC, 1 pip-m, 2 plan, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 podo, 1 prot, 1 psor, 1 ptel, 2
puls, 1 pyrog, 1 rad-br, 1 ran-b, 1 ran-s, 1 raph, 1 rauw, 1 rhod, 1 rhus-t, 1 ruta, 2 sabad, 1 sanic, 2 sars, 3
SCUT, 2 sel, 1 seneg, 3 SEP, 3 SIL, 1 sium, 2 spig, 1 spong, 1 squil, 1 stann, 2 staph, 1 stram, 1 stry, 2 stry-
p, 2 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 3 SULPH, 1 sumb, 1 syc-co, 1 syph, 1 tab, 1 tanac, 1 tarax, 1 tarent-c, 1 teucr, 1 thuj, 1
trio, 1 valer, 3 VERAT, 1 verat-v, 1 verb, 2 viol-o, 1 vip, 1 xan, 2 zinc, 3 ZINC-P, 2 zinc-pic, 1 zinc-val
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anxiety exertion
 Delirium depletion
 Delirium fatigue
 Dullness
 Ennui
 Exertion mental <
 Mental <
 Mistakes
 Senses dull
 Slowness
 Stupefaction
 Thinking av
 Torpor
 Unconsciousness
 Unobserving
 Face expression haggard
 Gen lassitude
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 Gen lie down inclination to

 Gen sluggishness
 Gen weakness
 Gen weakness exertion slight
 Gen weariness
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QUAKING
Quaking is to shudder or shiver, as from fear or cold. It is to shake with fast, tremulous movements.
Shake with seismic vibrations. To shake or tremble, as from instability or shock is termed as quaking. It is
to shiver, as with cold or from strong emotion. It also states to shake or tremble from cold, weakness,
fear, anger.
IMPORTANT REMEDY
1 vesp
QUARRELSOMENESS
A quarrel is an angry argument between two or more persons. It is the behaviour disposed to fight
pettily. It refers to tendency to pick up quarrels for petty matters. It is apt to violent dispute with loud
and angry words they have tendency to disagree and dispute for the smallest things and also are in the
habit of fighting faults and in any and everything. It is to be ready or likely to argue or disagree. It also
denotes to have a disagreement over something. Quarrelsomeness is an angry dispute, Marked by
heated arguments or controversy.
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IMPORTANT REMEDY
1 acon, 1 agar, 1 alco, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 2 anac, 1 anan, 1 androc, 1 ang, 1 anh, 1 ant-c, 1
ant-t, 2 arn, 2 ars, 1 ars-s-f, 3 ASAF, 1 asar, 1 aster, 1 atro, 3 AUR, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-s, 1 bamb-a, 1 bar-c, 2
bell, 1 bor, 2 bov, 2 brom, 2 bry, 1 bufo, 1 cael, 1 calc, 1 calc-s, 2 camph, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-
an, 1 carb-v, 2 caust, 1 cench, 2 cham, 1 chap, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1 choc, 1 cocc, 1 coff, 1 colch, 2 con, 1 cop,
1 cor-r, 2 croc, 1 crot-h, 1 culx, 2 cupr, 1 cycl, 1 cyn-d, 1 dig, 2 dulc, 1 elaps, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-acet, 1 ferr-ar, 1
fl-ac, 1 germ, 1 gran, 1 graph, 1 hell, 2 hep, 1 hipp, 1 hir, 2 hist, 1 hydrog, 3 HYOS, 1 ictod, 3 IGN, 1 iod, 1
ip, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-bi, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-m, 1 kali-p, 2 lach, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 led, 1
lepi, 2 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 m-aust, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-s, 1 mang, 1 med, 1 meph, 2 merc, 1 merl, 1 mez, 2 mosch, 1
mur-ac, 1 nat-ar, 2 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 1 nicc, 2 nit-ac, 2 nit-s-d, 3 NUX-V, 1 olnd, 1 op, 1 ozone, 1
pall, 3 PETR, 2 ph-ac, 2 phos, 2 plat, 1 plb, 1 prot, 2 psor, 1 puls, 2 ran-b, 1 raph, 1 rat, 1 reser, 1 rheum, 3
RHUS-T, 1 rib-ac, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 1 sac-alb, 1 seneg, 2 sep, 2 sil, 1 spong, 1 stann, 2 staph, 2 stram, 1
stront-c, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulfonam, 3 SULPH, 3 TARENT, 1 thea, 2 thuj, 1 thyr, 1 til, 1 tub, 1 tub-k, 1 upa, 2
verat, 2 verat-v, 1 vinc, 1 viol-t, 1 wye, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Abrupt
 Answers abrupt
 Answers hastily
 Hurry
 Impatience
 Impetuous
 Impulsive
 Memory active
 Mouth speech abrupt
 Mouth speech hasty
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 Thoughts rapid
QUESTIONS, speaks continually in
The above rubric refers to a disposition to ask many questions even while having plane talks which are
full of questions despite being in the form of long speech. A question may be either a linguistic
expression used to make a request for information, or else the request itself made by such an
expression. Questions are normally put forward or asked using interrogative sentences. It also refers to
a sentence, phrase, or word that asks for information or is used to test someone's knowledge. It is a
sentence in an interrogative form, addressed to someone in order to get information in reply.
IMPORTANT REMEDY
1 ambr, 2 aur
QUICK to act
Quick to act is the state of a person perceiving or responding with speed and sensitivity; keen. It denotes
reacting immediately and sharply. It is to be fast in thinking, learning, or understanding fast in moving or
reacting.
IMPORTANT REMEDY
1 adam, 1 androc, 1 choc, 2 coff, 1 eup-a, 1 hydrog, 1 ign, 1 lac-h, 2 lach, 1 lyss, 1 op
CROSS REFERENCES
 Abrupt
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 Answers abrupt
 Answers hastily
 Hurry
 Impatience
 Impetuous
 Impulsive
 Memory active
 Thoughts rapid
QUIET disposition
Quiet disposition refers to the state of Still, free from alarm or disturbance; peaceable; calm; unruffled.
It is to be calm; motionless, not making noise, not speaking; silent. It is characterized with little or no
activity or no agitation
IMPORTANT REMEDY
1 abies-c, 1 aesc, 1 aloe, 2 alum, 1 am-c, 1 anac, 1 anh, 1 arg-n, 1 ars, 1 asar, 1 aur, 2 bamb-a, 2 bell, 1
bism, 1 brom, 1 bruc, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 1 calc, 1 cann-i, 1 caps, 2 caust, 1 cham, 1 chel, 1 choc, 2 cic, 1 clem,
1 coca, 1 cocc, 1 con, 1 cupr-s, 1 dios, 1 dros, 1 eryth, 1 euph, 1 euphr, 1 fic, 2 gels, 1 germ, 2 hell, 1
hydrog, 2 hyos, 2 ign, 1 ip, 1 jal, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-m, 1 lac-h, 2 lach, 1 lyc, 1 mang, 1 meny, 1 merc-
c, 1 mur-ac, 1 naja, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1 petr, 3 PH-AC, 1 plat, 2 plb, 1 psil, 1 puls, 1 rheum,
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1 sabad, 1 sapo, 1 sars, 1 scut, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 stann, 1 thuj, 1 tril, 1 tub, 1 valer, 1 viol-o, 1 viol-t, 1 zinc, 1
ziz
CROSS REFERENCES
 Answers av to
 Asking nothing
 Company av to
 Content quite
 Consolation <
 Mildness
 Reserved
 Secretive
 Spoken aversion being
QUIETED, cannot be
It is the conditions in which a person can be so agitated or restless that it is not possible keep him quite
calm or at rest.
IMPORTANT REMEDY
1 ars, 1 cham, 3 CINA
QUIETUDE, stillness, sensation of, when she sits still
Quietude is a state of peace and quiet the state of being quiet or calm the state or condition of being
quiet, peaceful, calm, or tranquil.
IMPORTANT REMEDY
1 adax, 1 dat-a, 1 scut
CROSS REFERENCES
 Comfort sensation of
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RAGE FURY
Rage is a feeling of intense or growing anger. Rage can sometimes lead to a state of mind where the
individual experiencing it believes, and often is capable of doing things that may normally seem
physically impossible. It is violent anger accompanied with furious words, gestures, or agitation. A
person in a state of rage may also lose much of his or her capacity for rational thought and reasoning,
and may act, usually violently, on his or her impulses to the point that they may attack until they
themselves have been incapacitated or the source of their rage has been destroyed. Rage is often used
to denote hostile/affective/reactive aggression. It denotes aggression where there is anger present that
is motivated by causing some harm to others, and that is characterized by impulsive thinking and a lack
of planning. Expression of rage can be very intense, often distinguished by distorted facial expressions
and by threat (or execution) of physical attack. This can lead to physical violence resulting in serious
injury or death.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 acon-c, 1 acon-l, 2 aeth, 3 AGAR, 1 agn, 1 alco, 1 aloe, 1 alumn, 1 amyg-am, 2 anac, 1 anag, 1
androc, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 2 apis, 1 arg, 1 arg-n, 2 arn, 2 ars, 1 ars-s-f, 2 atro, 1 aur, 1 bar-c, 3 BELL, 1 bry, 1
bufo, 1 calc, 2 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 3 CANTH, 1 carb-v, 2 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 cere-s, 1 cham, 1 chel, 1
chin, 1 chin-b, 1 chin-s, 1 chlor, 1 choc, 1 cic, 1 cimic, 1 cimx, 1 cina, 1 cocc, 1 coff, 2 colch, 1 coloc, 1 con,
1 cori-r, 1 croc, 1 crot-h, 2 cupr, 1 cyn-d, 1 dig, 1 dros, 1 dulc, 1 electr, 1 eupi, 3 FERR, 1 fl-ac, 1 foll, 1
gels, 1 glon, 1 graph, 1 grat, 2 hell, 1 hep, 3 HYOS, 1 hyper, 1 ign, 1 indg, 1 jatr, 1 kali-c, 2 kali-i, 1 kali-m,
3 LAC-C, 2 lach, 1 lap-mar-c, 2 led, 1 lob, 2 lol, 3 LYC, 1 lyss, 1 m-p-a, 1 med, 1 meli, 2 merc, 1 merc-meth,
1 mez, 3 MOSCH, 1 nat-ar, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 2 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 oena, 1 olnd, 3 OP, 1 opun-a, 1
ozone, 1 par, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 psor, 2 puls, 1 raja-s, 1 raph, 1 rhus-t, 1 ruta, 1
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sabad, 1 sang, 2 sec, 1 seneg, 1 sep, 2 sol-n, 1 staph, 3 STRAM, 1 stry, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulo-ac, 2 sulph, 2 tab, 1
tarent, 1 ter, 1 thuj, 1 thyr, 1 trio, 1 tub, 3 VERAT, 1 vip, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anger
 Anger sudden
 Anger violent
 Breaking
 Cursing
 Delirium raging
 Destructiveness
 Discouraged rage with
 Fight
 Frenzy
 Gestures angry
 Gestures made furious
 Imbecility rage stamp the feet
 Insanity madness
 Jealousy rage
 Laughing rage
 Mania rage
 Mania wild
 Quarrelsome
 Restless rage
 Tears things
 Violent violent deeds
 Wildness
 Wicked
 Face discoloration bluish maniacal rage
 Face discoloration wild rage
 Face discoloration red maniacal rage
RAGE FURY PAROXYSMS IN
Rage fury in paroxysms is the state of mind when the episode of rage comes suddenly and that often
occurs again and again.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 camph, 1 canth, 1 cere-s, 1 chin-b, 1 cocc, 1 croc, 2 cupr, 1 hyos, 1 lac-c, 1 mosch, 2 nit-ac, 2
nux-v, 1 oena, 1 olnd, 1 opun-a, 2 puls, 1 raja-s, 2 stram, 2 verat
CROSS REFERRENCES
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 Convulsive, spasmodic
RAGE FURY SHRIEKING WITH
It is to make a loud, high-pitched cry when in rage.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 anac, 2 bell, 1 canth, 1 cupr, 1 hyos, 1 lach, 1 plb, 1 sec, 1 sol-n, 1 stram, 2 verat
READING AGG FROM
Reading is a complex cognitive process of decoding symbols in order to construct or derive meaning. It is
a means of language acquisition, of communication, and of sharing information and ideas. It is the
cognitive process of comprehending a written linguistic message.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ang, 1 asaf, 3 CALC, 1 carb-ac, 1 cocc, 1 colch, 1 fl-ac, 2 mag-m, 1 med, 1 nat-sil, 1 olnd, 1 ph-ac, 1
stann, 1 tarax
CROSS REFERENCES
 Absent mindedness reading

 Anxiety reading
 Excitement reading
 Irritability reading
 Prostration of mind reading
 Restlessness reading
 Sleep-Sleepiness reading while
REBELS AGAINST POULTICE
Poultice is a medical dressing consisting of a soft heated mass of meal or clay that is spread on a cloth
and applied to the skin to treat inflamed areas or improve circulation etc. This is the rubric for person’s
state of mind where he opposes any such dressings to be applied.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bor, 1 bry, 2 calc, 1 carb-v, 2 cham, 2 lyc, 1 merc, 1 mur-ac, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 1 phos, 1 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1
sep, 1 spig, 1 staph, 2 sulph
RELIGIOUS AFFECTIONS
Religion is a collection of belief systems, cultural systems, and worldviews that relate humanity to
spirituality and, sometimes, to moral values. Religious affection is having or showing belief in and
reverence for a deity and believing in a god or a group of gods and following the rules of a religion.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 achy, 2 alum, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-c, 1 anac, 1 aq-mar, 2 arg-n, 2 ars, 1 ars-s-f, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 bac, 1 bar-
c, 2 bell, 2 calc, 1 camph, 2 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 1 caust, 2 cham, 2 chel, 1 cina, 1 cinnb, 1 coff, 1 coloc, 1
con, 1 croc, 1 cycl, 1 dig, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 2 graph, 1 hura, 1 hydrog, 3 HYOS, 1 hyper, 2 ign, 1 kali-br, 2
kali-p, 3 LACH, 1 laur, 3 LIL-T, 2 lyc, 2 med, 2 meli, 1 merc, 2 mez, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 ph-ac, 2
plat, 1 plb, 2 psor, 2 puls, 1 raja-s, 1 rat, 2 rhus-t, 1 rob, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 1 sel, 3 SEP, 1 sil, 1 stann, 1
staph, 3 STRAM, 3 SULPH, 1 tarax, 1 thuj, 3 VERAT, 3 ZINC
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anxiety salvation
 Aversion sex opposite
 Delirium religious
 Despair salvation
 Doubtful salvation
 Eccentricity salvation
 Exaltation religious
 Excitement religious
 Fanaticism
 Fear evil
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 Fear devil
 Fear faith
 Godless
 Haughty religious
 Insanity religious
 Kneeling & praying
 Loquacity religious
 Piety
 Praying
 Remorse
 Superstitious
 Suicidal disposition religious
 Gen catalepsy religious
RELIGIOUS AFFECTIONS FANATICISM
Fanaticism is a belief or behavior involving uncritical zeal, particularly for an extreme religious or
political cause or in some cases sports, or with an obsessive enthusiasm for a pastime or hobby. The
subject of the fanatic's obsession may be "normal", such as an interest in religion or politics, except that
the scale of the person's involvement, devotion, or obsession with the activity or cause is abnormal or
disproportionate. It is very strong religious or political beliefs that make someone behave in an
unreasonable way. Religious fanatic is a person who is zealously enthusiastic for some cause, especially
in religion.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aur-ar, 1 med, 1 plb, 1 puls, 1 rat, 1 rob, 1 sel, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 thuj
CROSS REFERENCES
 Fanaticism
 Praying
REMORSE
Remorse is an emotional expression of personal regret felt by a person after he or she has committed an
act which they deem to be shameful, hurtful, or violent. Remorse is closely allied to guilt and self-
directed resentment. When a person regrets an earlier action or failure to act, it may be because of
remorse or in response to various other consequences. It is a feeling of being sorry for doing something
bad or wrong in the past. It is a feeling of guilt. Remorse is closely linked with the willingness to humble
oneself and to repent for one's misdeeds. Remorse captures feelings of guilt, regret, and sorrow.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 achy, 1 agn, 1 alum, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-c, 1 anac, 1 androc, 2 ars, 1 ars-s-f, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 2 bell, 1 cact, 2
calc, 1 calc-p, 2 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 cham, 1 chel, 1 chin-b, 1 cina, 1 clem, 2 cocc, 3 COFF,
1 con, 1 croc, 2 cupr, 1 cycl, 2 dig, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 1 germ, 1 graph, 1 hell, 2 hyos, 2 ign, 1 kali-br, 1 lach,
2 lil-t, 1 lyss, 2 med, 1 merc, 1 mez, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 1 olnd, 2 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 plat, 1
psor, 2 puls, 1 rheum, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 1 sec, 1 sel, 2 sep, 2 sil, 1 spira, 1 spirae, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 stront-
c, 1 sulph, 2 verat, 1 vinc, 2 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anger mistakes
 Anguish
 Anxiety conscience
 Delirium blame himself for his folly
 Delusion crime committed
 Del disagree
 Del neglected his duty
 Del reproaches had neglected
 Del right doing
 Del wrong had done
 Discontent himself
 Repentance quick
 Reproaches himself
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REPROACHES OTHERS
Reproach is to accuse of and blame for a fault so as to make feel ashamed. It is to impute blame to (a
person) for an action or fault, rebuke. It is the blame or censure conveyed in disapproval.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 alum, 1 ambr, 3 ARS, 1 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 bell, 1 bor, 1 calc, 1 calc-p, 1 caps, 2 carc, 1 caust, 1
cham, 3 CHIN, 1 cic, 1 gels, 1 gink, 1 gran, 1 hist, 2 hyos, 1 ign, 2 lach, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lap-mar-c, 2 lyc, 1
med, 1 merc, 1 mez, 1 mosch, 1 nat-ar, 2 nat-m, 2 nux-v, 1 par, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 rhus-t, 1 sep, 2 staph, 1
sulph, 2 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anger mistakes
 Anxiety conscience
 Censorious oneself
 Confidence want
 Consolation <
 Contemptuous self of
 Delusion blames
 Del confusion think other will observe
 Del crime committed had
 Del despised is
 Del laughed at
 Del insulted he is
 Del neglected duty
 Del reproaches..
 Del right does nothing
 Del watched being
 Del wrong she had done
 Discontent himself
 Discouraged reproaches
 Haughty
 Insanity women reproaching
 Insecurity
 Modesty
 Quarrelsome herself with
 Remorse
 Striking himself
 Tearing himself
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REPULSIVE MOOD
Repulsive possesses the ability to repel, “a repulsive force". Someone or something that is repulsive is so
unpleasant that you feel slightly ill when you see them or think about them. Repulsive mood is the state
of mind of the subject that is repelling or is disagreeable and keeps the bystanders away from the
subject. It is such a behaviour force that pushes onlookers away from the subject.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 2 anac, 1 ant-c, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 aur, 1 bell, 1 bry, 1 calad, 1
camph, 1 caps, 1 carb-ac, 1 caust, 1 cham, 1 cimic, 1 cina, 1 con, 1 croc, 1 dulc, 1 ferr, 2 hep, 1 hyos, 1
ign, 1 ip, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-p, 1 kreos, 1 lach, 1 lact, 1 laur, 1 led, 1 lyc, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 2 merc, 1 nit-ac, 1
nux-v, 1 ozone, 1 past, 1 petr, 1 phos, 1 plat, 1 plb, 2 psor, 2 puls, 1 rheum, 1 samb, 1 sanic, 1 sars, 1 sep,
1 sil, 1 spong, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 thuj, 1 tub, 1 upa, 1 verat-v, 1 viol-o, 1 visc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Mood repulsive
 Mortification
 Unsympathetic
 Face expression cold distant
RESERVED
Someone who is reserved tends not to talk about or show their feelings. It is marked by self-restraint
and reticence. Reservedness is not openly expressing feelings or opinions. They are slow to reveal
emotion or opinion.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aeth, 1 agar, 1 alco, 1 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 am-br, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 1 ant-t, 1 aq-
mar, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 asar, 1 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 bell, 1 bism, 1 bor, 1 cact, 2 calc, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1
carb-an, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1 cic, 1 cina, 1 clem, 1 cocc, 1 coloc, 1 con, 1 cupr, 1 cycl, 1 dig, 1
dros, 1 euph, 1 euphr, 1 fl-ac, 1 graph, 1 grat, 1 guai, 2 hell, 1 hep, 1 hydrog, 2 hyos, 2 ign, 1 indg, 1 ip, 1
kalm, 1 lach, 1 led, 1 lyc, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 2 mang, 1 meny, 1 merc, 1 mez, 2 mur-ac, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m,
1 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 olnd, 1 op, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 3 PHOS, 1 pitu-a, 2 plat, 1 plb, 2 puls, 1 rheum, 1
sabad, 1 sabin, 1 sars, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 spig, 1 spong, 1 squil, 2 stann, 2 staph, 1 stram, 1 stront-c, 1 sul-ac, 1
sulph, 1 thuj, 1 verat, 1 viol-o, 1 viol-t
CROSS REFERENCES
 Aloof
 Ask nothing
 Cautious
 Company aversion to
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 Confidence want
 Consolation <
 Indifference
 Introspection
 Quite disposition
 Secretive
 Taciturn
 Talk disposed to
 Taciturn
RESPONSIBILITY STRONG
Responsibility is the social force that binds you to the courses of action demanded by that force. It is the
obligation to carry forward an assigned task to a successful conclusion. It is the sense of accountability. It
is a duty, obligation or liability for which someone is held accountable. If you think that you have a
responsibility to do something, you feel that you ought to do it because it is morally right to do it. If you
think that you have a responsibility to someone you feel that it is your duty to take decision or actions
that will protect their interests.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 bamb-a, 2 calc, 1 carc, 1 cocc, 1 cupr, 1 cycl, 1 ign, 1 kali-c, 2 lil-t, 1 lyc, 1 mag-m, 1 nat-
ar, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 1 puls, 1 stront-c
CROSS REFERENCES
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 A/f responsibility
 Duty
 Fear responsibility
REST DESIRES FOR
This is the rubric for the state of mind when the person seeks freedom from any activity, for the purpose
of relaxation.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 aesc, 1 alum, 2 anac, 1 arn, 1 bell, 1 brom, 3 BRY, 1 clem, 1 coca, 2 colch, 1 eug, 1 haem, 1 kali-bi, 1
lach, 1 lyc, 1 mez, 1 morph, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 2 ph-ac, 1 sabad, 2 stann, 1 vesp
CROSS REFERENCES
 Quite wants
 Retiring desire for
RESTLESSNESS NERVOUSNESS
Restlessness is the quality of being ceaselessly moving or active. It is the inability to rest or relax or be
still. It is the state or condition of being restless or an inability to be still, quiet, at peace or comfortable.
It is not willing or able to keep still because you are nervous, bored, or impatient.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abies-c, 1 abies-n, 1 abrot, 1 absin, 3 ACON, 1 acon-c, 1 acon-f, 1 acon-l, 1 act-sp, 1 adam, 1 adel, 1
adon, 1 aeth, 1 aether, 2 agar, 1 agar-ph, 1 agar-st, 1 agarin, 1 ail, 1 alco, 1 all-c, 1 all-s, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1
alum-sil, 1 alumn, 1 am-c, 1 am-caust, 1 am-m, 1 am-val, 1 ambr, 1 aml-n, 1 ammc, 1 amn-l, 3 ANAC, 1
anan, 1 androc, 1 ang, 2 anh, 1 anil, 1 ant-ar, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-o, 1 ant-s, 2 ant-t, 1 anth, 1 anthr, 2 apis, 1
apoc, 1 apom, 1 aq-mar, 1 arag, 1 aran, 2 aran-ix, 2 arg, 3 ARG-N, 1 arist-cl, 1 arn, 3 ARS, 2 ars-h, 3 ARS-
I, 1 ars-s-f, 1 ars-s-r, 2 art-v, 1 arum-d, 1 arum-i, 1 arum-t, 2 asaf, 1 asar, 1 asc-t, 1 aspar, 1 aster, 1 atra-r,
1 atro, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-i, 2 aur-m, 1 aur-s, 1 aza, 2 ba-sv, 2 bac, 1 bad, 2 bamb-a, 3 BAPT, 1 bar-c, 1
bar-i, 1 bar-m, 3 BELL, 1 bell-p, 1 benz-n, 1 berb, 2 bism, 2 bol, 1 bol-s, 1 bor, 1 both-l, 2 bov, 1 brach, 1
bry, 1 bufo, 1 buth-aust, 1 cact, 1 cadm, 1 cadm-s, 1 cahin, 1 calad, 3 CALC, 2 calc-ar, 1 calc-br, 1 calc-
caust, 2 calc-f, 1 calc-i, 3 CALC-P, 2 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 2 calen, 1 calo, 1 calth, 3 CAMPH, 1 cann-i, 2 cann-s,
1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-ac, 1 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 1 carbn, 1 carbn-o, 2 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 card-m, 1 carl, 1
casc, 1 cast, 1 cast-v, 1 caul, 2 caust, 1 cedr, 2 cench, 1 ceph, 1 cere-b, 1 cerv, 2 cham, 2 chel, 1 chen-a, 1
chim, 1 chim-m, 2 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 chin-s, 1 chlf, 1 chlol, 1 chlor, 1 chloram, 1 choc, 1 chr-ac, 2 cic, 3
CIMIC, 2 cina, 1 cinnb, 1 cist, 3 CIT-V, 1 clem, 1 cob, 1 cob-n, 1 coc-c, 1 coca, 1 cocain, 2 cocc, 1 coch, 1
cod, 2 coff, 1 coff-t, 1 coffin, 2 colch, 1 coll, 3 COLOC, 1 colocin, 1 colos, 1 com, 1 con, 1 convo-s, 2 cop, 1
cor-r, 1 corn, 1 cortico, 1 cot, 1 croc, 2 crot-c, 1 crot-h, 1 croto-t, 1 cub, 1 culx, 3 CUPR, 1 cupr-acet, 3
CUPR-AR, 1 cupr-m, 1 cupr-s, 1 cur, 1 cycl, 1 cypr, 1 cyt-l, 1 daph, 1 des-ac, 2 dig, 1 digin, 1 digox, 1 dios,
1 dirc, 1 dor, 1 dros, 1 dubin, 2 dulc, 2 dys-co, 1 eaux, 1 echi, 1 elaps, 1 elat, 1 equis, 1 erig, 1 ery-a, 1
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eug, 2 eup-per, 1 euph, 1 euph-a, 1 euph-l, 1 euphr, 1 eupi, 1 fago, 3 FERR, 3 FERR-AR, 2 ferr-i, 1 ferr-m,
1 ferr-p, 1 ferul, 1 fic, 1 fic-i, 1 fl-ac, 1 foll, 1 form, 1 franz, 1 frax, 2 gaert, 1 gall-ac, 1 gamb, 1 gast, 1 gels,
1 gent-c, 1 gent-l, 1 germ, 1 get, 1 gins, 1 glon, 1 gnaph, 1 goss, 2 graph, 1 guai, 1 guare, 1 haem, 1 hall, 1
halo, 1 ham, 3 HELL, 1 hell-v, 1 helon, 1 hep, 1 hipp, 1 hist, 1 hura, 1 hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrog, 3 HYOS, 1
hyosin, 1 hyper, 1 iber, 2 ign, 1 ind, 1 indg, 2 iod, 1 iodof, 2 ip, 1 iris, 1 iris-foe, 1 jab, 1 jac, 1 jal, 1 jatr, 1
jug-c, 1 kali-acet, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-bi, 2 kali-br, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-cy, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-ma, 2 kali-n, 2
kali-p, 2 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 1 kalm, 1 kiss, 1 kreos, 1 kres, 1 lac-ac, 2 lac-c, 2 lac-d, 1 lac-h, 2 lach, 1 lachn, 1
lact, 1 lam, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 lat-m, 1 laur, 2 lec, 2 led, 1 lepi, 1 levo, 1 lil-s, 2 lil-t, 1 lip,
1 lipp, 1 lith-c, 1 lob, 1 lob-p, 2 lol, 3 LYC, 1 lycps, 1 lyss, 1 m-arct, 1 m-aust, 1 macrin, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m,
1 mag-p, 1 mag-s, 1 manc, 1 mand, 2 mang, 2 med, 1 menis, 1 menth-pu, 1 menthol, 1 meny, 1 meph, 3
MERC, 2 merc-c, 1 merc-cy, 1 merc-d, 1 merc-i-r, 1 merc-meth, 1 merc-s, 1 merl, 1 meth-ae-ae, 2 mez, 1
mill, 2 morg, 2 morg-g, 1 morph, 2 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 murx, 1 mygal, 1 myric, 1 naja, 2 nat-ar, 2 nat-c, 1
nat-f, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1 nat-s, 1 nat-sil, 1 nep, 1 nicc, 1 nicot, 2 nit-ac, 1 nit-m-ac, 1 nitro-o, 1 nuph, 1
nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 nym, 1 oci, 1 oena, 1 ol-an, 1 olnd, 1 onop, 1 onos, 2 op, 1 opun-a, 1 orig, 1 osm, 1 ost,
1 ov, 1 ox-ac, 1 ozone, 1 paeon, 1 pall, 1 par, 1 passi, 1 past, 1 paull, 1 ped, 1 perh, 1 petr, 2 ph-ac, 1
phase, 1 phos, 1 phys, 1 phyt, 1 pic-ac, 1 pip-m, 1 pitu-a, 1 plan, 2 plat, 3 PLB, 1 plb-chr, 2 podo, 1 polyg,
1 polym, 1 polyp-p, 1 pop, 2 prot, 1 prun, 2 psor, 1 ptel, 3 PULS, 1 puls-n, 1 pyre-p, 2 pyrog, 1 rad-br, 1
ran-a, 1 ran-b, 1 ran-s, 1 raph, 1 rat, 1 rauw, 1 rheum, 1 rhod, 1 rhus-g, 3 RHUS-T, 2 rhus-v, 2 rumx, 2
ruta, 1 sabad, 1 sabin, 2 sac-alb, 1 sac-l, 1 sal-ac, 1 salx-n, 2 samb, 1 samb-c, 1 sang, 1 sanic, 1 sant, 1
sapin, 1 sapo, 1 saroth, 1 sarr, 1 sars, 1 scam, 1 scut, 3 SEC, 1 senec, 1 seneg, 1 senn, 3 SEP, 1 serp, 3 SIL,
1 sol-m, 1 sol-n, 1 sol-t, 1 sol-t-ae, 1 spig, 1 spira, 1 spirae, 2 spong, 1 squil, 2 stann, 3 STAPH, 2 stict, 3
STRAM, 1 stront-c, 1 stry, 2 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 1 sulfa, 3 SULPH, 1 sumb, 2 syc-co, 1 syph, 2 tab, 1 tanac, 1
tarax, 3 TARENT, 1 tax, 2 tell, 1 tep, 1 ter, 1 teucr, 1 thal, 1 thea, 1 ther, 1 thiop, 1 thlaspi, 2 thuj, 1
thymol, 1 thyr, 1 tong, 1 tril, 1 tril-c, 1 trio, 1 trom, 1 tub, 1 tub-a, 1 tub-k, 1 tub-m, 1 upa, 1 uran-n, 1 urt-
u, 1 ust, 1 vac, 2 valer, 1 vario, 1 verat, 1 verat-v, 1 verb, 1 vesp, 1 vib, 1 vinc, 1 viol-o, 1 viol-t, 1 vip, 1
vip-a, 1 visc, 1 voes, 1 wies, 1 wild, 1 wye, 1 xan, 1 yuc, 3 ZINC, 1 zinc-acet, 1 zinc-o, 1 zinc-p, 1 zinc-val, 1
zing
CROSS REFERENCES
 Activity restless
 Anguish driving from place to place
 Anxiety restlessness
 Delirium restless
 Excitement nervous
 Fear driving from place to place
 Fidgety
 Hurried
 Impatience
 Nervousness
 Sense acute
 Starting uneasiness
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 Wandering desire
 Walking rapidly
 Weeping nervous
 Extr. restless
 Gen shuddering
RETARDED CHILDREN
Retardation is the act or result of delaying, the extent to which anything is retarded or delayed, that
which retards or delays. It is relatively slow in mental or emotional or physical development. It is an old-
fashioned word for someone who has not developed mentally as much as most other people of the
same age.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 arg-n, 1 aur, 2 bar-c, 2 calc, 2 calc-p, 2 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 iod, 1 lyc, 2 med, 1 merc, 1 plb, 1 sil, 2 sulph, 1
tub, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Development arrested
 Talk slow learning to
 Head- open fontanels
 Teeth – dentition slow
 Rectum – involuntary stool
 Bladder- urination involuntary
 Male- shriveled
 Extremities- fall inability
REVEALS SECRET
This rubric denotes the particular tendency of the patient to disclose things which were hitherto
meticulously hidden, those that were unknown. It is to let something become known, for example a
secret or information that was previously not known. It is an act or instance of disclosing secret. It is to
make known to the public, information that was previously known only to a few people or that was
meant to be kept a secret.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 alco, 1 am-c, 1 ars, 1 germ, 1 hyos
CROSS REFERENCES
 Confiding
 Curious
 Gossiping
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 Heedless
 Indiscretion
 Inquisitive
 Loquacity
 Sensitive want
 Spying
REVELRY FEASTING
Revelry is a situation in which people celebrate or enjoy themselves in a lively and noisy way, especially
by singing, dancing, and drinking alcohol. It is a wild and noisy celebration. It denotes unrestrained and
uninhibited merrymaking in a riotous and noisy manner.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 ambr, 1 ang, 1 ant-c, 1 ip, 1 kali-c, 2 lach, 2 nat-c, 3 NUX-V, 1 sel, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 A/f debauchery
 Gourmand
REVERENCE
Reverence can be defined as a feeling or attitude of deep respect tinged with awe. It is a strong feeling
of respect and admiration for someone or something. It is the fear blend with respect for those around
him.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 cocc, 1 ham, 2 hyos, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 plat, 1 puls, 1 sil, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Respect
 Veneration
RIDICULE MANIA TO
Ridiculing is Words or actions intended to evoke contemptuous laughter at or feelings toward a person
or thing. It is to try to make someone or something seem silly by making fun of them in an unkind way. It
is the act of making fun of someone or something in a cruel or harsh way, harsh comments made by
people who are laughing at someone or something. Ridicule mania is the term where the person
ridicules others in an uncontrolled manner without any inhibition like an obsession. He is obsessed to
ridicule others.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 acon, 1 hyos, 1 lach, 1 nux-v, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ideas ridiculous
 Insanity madness ridiculous
 Thoughts ridiculous
RIGIDITY
Rigidity refers to an obstinate inability to yield. It is a refusal to appreciate another person's viewpoint or
emotions, characterized by a lack of empathy. This rubric suggests behaviour not willing to change
opinions or attitude.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 calc-sil, 1 cocc, 1 cupr, 1 nit-ac, 1 plb
ROARING
A roar is a deep, bellowing outburst of sound forced through an open mouth. A roar is usually made
using hyoid, a small bone which is not completely rigid in adults. The roar pattern is composed of three
overall segments - a beginning segment sounding like moaning, a middle segment with low frequency
loud tones and a final segment which sounds much like grunting. It is to utter a loud, deep cry or howl,
as in excitement, distress, or anger.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 ars
ROCKING
Rocking is to move (someone or something) backwards and forwards or from side to side especially
gently and soothingly.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 carb-an, 1 cham, 1 cina, 1 hyos, 1 kali-c, 2 merc-c, 1 plb, 1 puls, 1 pyrog, 1 rhus-t,
1 sac-alb, 1 sec
CROSS REFERENCES
 Carried desire
 Irritability rocking >
ROVING ABOUT
Move about aimlessly or without any destination, often in search of food or employment. It is travelling
around from place to place, especially as part of your job.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 arag, 1 bell, 1 bry, 1 canth, 1 chin, 1 coff, 1 hyos, 1 nux-v, 1 puls, 1 sabad, 1 stram, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Wander desire to
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RUDENESS
Rude is behaviour which is crude or rough in form. Rudeness is a display of disrespect by not complying
with the social "laws" or etiquette of a group or culture. It is not having or showing concern or respect
for the rights and feelings of other people. It is lacking the graces and refinement of civilized life,
uncouth.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ambr, 2 anac, 1 androc, 1 ant-c, 1 aran-ix, 1 arn, 1 aur, 1 aur-s, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 bufo, 1 canth, 1 carc, 2
cham, 2 chin, 1 cina, 1 dulc, 1 eug, 1 ferr, 1 gall-ac, 1 graph, 1 hell, 2 hyos, 1 ign, 2 lac-c, 1 lach, 1 lap-gr-
m, 3 LYC, 1 lyss, 1 med, 1 merc, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 op, 1 pall, 1 par, 1 petr, 1 phos, 3
PLAT, 2 psor, 1 rauw, 1 rheum, 1 sieg, 1 spong, 1 staph, 2 stram, 3 VERAT
CROSS REFERENCES
 Censorious
 Contemptuous
 Cursing
 Despair
 Rage
 Cursing & imprecations
 Dictatorial
 Discouraged – cursing with
 Insolent
 Insulting
 Quarrelsome
 Rage
 Rudeness
 Slander
 Scolding
 Swearing
 Threatening
RASHNESS
Rashness is behaviour characterized by or resulting from ill-considered haste or boldness. It is

inconsiderate eagerness or rapidity to decide or act implying disregard of consequences or contempt of
danger. It is inclination to take risks.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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2 aur, 1 caps, 1 cic, 1 meny, 1 op, 1 puls, 1 tub
CROSS REFERENCES
 Abrupt
 Audacity
 Careless
 Capriciousness
 Courageous
 Heedless
 Hurry
 Impatience
 Impetuous
 Impulse morbid
 Impulsive
 Indiscretion
 Meddlesome
 Quick to act
 Reckless
 Thoughts rapid
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SADNESS DESPONDENCY DEJECTION MENTAL DEPRESSION GLOOM MELANACHOLY
Sadness is emotional pain associated with, or characterized by feelings of disadvantage, loss, despair,
helplessness and sorrow. These feelings of certain things are usually negative. When one is sad, people
often become less outspoken, less energetic, and emotional. Crying is an indication of sadness. Sadness
can be viewed as a temporary lowering of mood, whereas depression is more chronic. It is the feeling of
being unhappy, especially because something bad has happened.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 abies-n, 1 abrot, 1 acal, 1 acet-ac, 1 achy, 3 ACON, 1 acon-f, 1 act-sp, 1 adlu, 1 adon, 2 aesc, 1 aeth, 1
aether, 1 agar, 1 agav-t, 2 agn, 1 ail, 1 alco, 1 alf, 1 all-c, 1 all-s, 1 allox, 1 aloe, 2 alum, 1 alum-p, 2 alum-
sil, 1 alumn, 1 am-br, 2 am-c, 2 am-m, 2 ambr, 2 aml-n, 1 ammc, 1 amph, 1 amyg-am, 2 anac, 1 anag, 1
anan, 1 androc, 1 ang, 1 anh, 2 ant-c, 1 ant-o, 2 ant-t, 1 anthr, 1 anthro, 1 apis, 1 apoc, 1 aq-mar, 1 arag,
1 aran, 1 aran-ix, 2 arg, 2 arg-n, 2 arist-cl, 2 arn, 3 ARS, 3 ARS-I, 1 ars-met, 1 ars-s-f, 1 ars-s-r, 1 art-v, 1
arum-d, 1 arum-m, 1 arum-t, 2 asaf, 1 asar, 1 asc-t, 1 astac, 1 aster, 1 astra-e, 1 atro, 3 AUR, 1 aur-ar, 1
aur-i, 3 AUR-M, 2 aur-s, 1 aza, 2 ba-tn, 1 bac, 2 bamb-a, 1 bapt, 1 bar-acet, 2 bar-c, 1 bar-i, 2 bar-m, 2
bell, 1 bell-p, 1 benz-ac, 1 berb, 1 bism, 1 bol, 1 bor, 1 both-a, 1 bov, 1 bran, 2 brom, 1 bruc, 2 bry, 2
bufo, 1 bufo-s, 1 buni-o, 1 but-ac, 1 buth-aust, 1 cac, 2 cact, 1 cadm, 1 cadm-s, 1 caj, 1 calad, 3 CALC, 1
calc-acet, 3 CALC-AR, 2 calc-f, 3 CALC-I, 2 calc-p, 3 CALC-S, 2 calc-sil, 2 camph, 1 camph-br, 1 cann-i, 2
cann-s, 2 canth, 2 caps, 1 carb-ac, 3 CARB-AN, 2 carb-v, 1 carbn-o, 3 CARBN-S, 1 carc, 1 card-m, 1 carl, 1
cass, 1 cast, 3 CAUST, 1 cean, 1 cecr, 1 cedr, 1 cench, 1 cerv, 3 CHAM, 2 chel, 1 chen-a, 1 chim, 3 CHIN, 2
chin-ar, 1 chin-b, 2 chin-s, 2 chlol, 1 chlor, 1 chloram, 1 choc, 1 chr-ac, 2 cic, 3 CIMIC, 2 cina, 1 cinnb, 2
clem, 1 cob, 1 cob-n, 1 coc-c, 1 coca, 2 cocc, 1 coch, 1 cod, 2 coff, 1 coffin, 2 colch, 2 coloc, 2 con, 1
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conch, 1 convo-d, 1 convo-s, 1 cop, 2 corn, 1 cortico, 1 cortiso, 1 cot, 1 crat, 2 croc, 3 CROT-C, 2 crot-h, 1
croto-t, 1 cund, 2 cupr, 2 cupr-acet, 1 cupr-ar, 2 cur, 2 cycl, 1 cypr, 1 cyt-l, 2 daph, 1 der, 2 dig, 2 dios, 1
dirc, 2 dros, 2 dulc, 1 dys-co, 1 echi, 1 elae, 1 elaps, 1 elat, 1 ergot, 1 erig, 1 ery-a, 1 esp-g, 1 eug, 1 euon,
1 eup-per, 1 eup-pur, 1 euph, 1 euphr, 1 fago, 1 fagu, 3 FERR, 2 ferr-ar, 1 ferr-br, 3 FERR-I, 1 ferr-m, 2
ferr-p, 1 ferul, 1 fic, 1 fl-ac, 1 flav, 1 flor-p, 1 foll, 1 form, 1 frax, 1 gad, 1 gaert, 1 gamb, 1 gaul, 3 GELS, 1
germ, 1 glon, 1 goss, 1 gran, 3 GRAPH, 2 grat, 1 guai, 1 guat, 1 haem, 1 halo, 1 ham, 3 HELL, 2 helon, 2
hep, 3 HIPP, 1 hir, 1 hist, 2 hura, 2 hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrc, 2 hydro-c, 1 hydrog, 3 HYOS, 1 hyosin, 1
hyper, 1 hypoth, 1 iber, 3 IGN, 1 ind, 2 indg, 1 indol, 3 IOD, 2 ip, 1 iris, 1 iris-t, 1 jac-c, 1 jug-c, 1 kali-acet,
2 kali-ar, 1 kali-bi, 3 KALI-BR, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-fcy, 1 kali-hp, 2 kali-i, 1 kali-n, 3 KALI-P, 1 kali-s, 1
kali-sil, 1 kalm, 1 kreos, 1 kres, 1 kurch, 3 LAC-C, 2 lac-d, 1 lac-h, 3 LACH, 1 lachn, 1 lact, 1 lam, 1 lap-c-b,
1 lap-gr-m, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 lapa, 1 lat-m, 1 lath, 2 laur, 2 lec, 1 led, 1 lepi, 3 LEPT, 1 lil-s, 3 LIL-T, 1 lipp, 1
lith-c, 1 lob, 1 lob-c, 1 lob-e, 1 lob-p, 2 lob-s, 1 luf-op, 1 luna, 1 lup, 3 LYC, 1 lycps, 1 lyss, 1 m-arct, 1 m-
aust, 1 macrin, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-f, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-p, 1 mag-s, 1 magn-gr, 3 MANC, 2 mand, 2 mang, 1
med, 1 meli, 1 menis, 1 meny, 1 meph, 3 MERC, 2 merc-aur, 2 merc-c, 2 merc-i-f, 2 merc-i-r, 1 merc-p, 1
merc-s, 1 merl, 1 methys, 3 MEZ, 2 mill, 1 mit, 1 moly, 2 morg, 1 morg-g, 1 morph, 1 mosch, 2 mur-ac, 3
MURX, 2 mygal, 1 myric, 1 nabal, 2 naja, 3 NAT-AR, 1 nat-br, 3 NAT-C, 1 nat-f, 1 nat-hchls, 3 NAT-M, 1
nat-n, 2 nat-p, 3 NAT-S, 1 nat-sal, 1 nat-sil, 1 nep, 1 nicc, 1 nid, 3 NIT-AC, 1 nitro-o, 1 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1
oena, 2 ol-an, 1 olnd, 1 onop, 3 OP, 1 orig, 1 orni, 1 ovar, 1 ox-ac, 1 oxyt, 1 ozone, 1 pall, 1 palo, 1 parat,
1 paull, 1 ped, 1 pen, 1 penic, 1 perh, 1 peti, 2 petr, 2 ph-ac, 1 phel, 1 phenob, 2 phos, 1 phys, 2 phyt, 1
pic-ac, 1 picro, 1 piloc, 1 pin-s, 1 pitu-a, 1 plan, 3 PLAT, 2 plb, 1 plb-acet, 1 plect, 1 plumbg, 1 pneu, 1
podo, 1 polyg, 1 polyp-p, 1 prot, 1 prun, 1 psil, 3 PSOR, 1 ptel, 3 PULS, 1 puls-n, 1 pyrus, 1 rad-br, 1 ran-
b, 1 ran-s, 1 raph, 1 rat, 1 rauw, 1 reser, 1 rham-f, 1 rheum, 1 rhod, 3 RHUS-T, 2 rhus-v, 1 rib-ac, 1 rob, 1
rumx, 2 ruta, 1 sabad, 1 sabal, 2 sabin, 1 sac-alb, 1 sal-ac, 1 samb, 1 sang, 1 sanic, 1 sant, 1 sapin, 1 sapo,
1 sarcol-ac, 1 saroth, 1 sarr, 1 sars, 1 scroph-n, 1 scut, 1 sec, 3 SEL, 1 senec, 1 senec-j, 1 seneg, 3 SEP, 1
seq-s, 1 sieg, 2 sil, 1 sin-n, 1 sol-c, 1 sol-o, 1 sol-t-ae, 2 spig, 1 spira, 2 spong, 1 squil, 3 STANN, 1 stann-i,
2 staph, 2 still, 2 stram, 1 stront-c, 3 STRY, 2 sul-ac, 2 sul-i, 1 sulfa, 1 sulfonam, 3 SULPH, 1 sumb, 1 syc-
co, 2 syph, 2 tab, 1 tanac, 1 tarax, 2 tarent, 1 tell, 2 ter, 1 tere-ch, 1 teucr, 1 thal, 1 thea, 1 ther, 1 thiop, 1
thlaspi, 3 THUJ, 1 thuj-l, 1 thymol, 1 thyr, 1 thyreotr, 1 til, 1 tinos, 1 tong, 1 tril-c, 1 trinit, 1 trio, 1 tub, 1
tub-r, 1 upa, 2 uran-n, 1 ust, 1 v-a-b, 1 valer, 1 vanad, 1 ven-m, 3 VERAT, 2 verat-v, 1 verb, 1 verbe-u, 1
vesp, 1 vib, 1 vichy-g, 2 vinc, 1 viol-o, 1 viol-t, 2 vip, 1 vip-a, 2 visc, 1 wild, 1 wye, 1 x-ray, 1 xan, 1 yuc, 3
ZINC, 3 ZINC-P, 1 zinc-val, 1 zing, 1 ziz
CROSS REFERENCES
 Brooding
 Complaining
 Dejection
 Despair
 Despondency
 Dwell on past disagreeable occurrences
 Grief
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 Hopeless
 Hypochondriasis
 Inconsolable
 Lamenting
 Low spirit
 Melancholy
 Sadness mental depression
 Sighing
 Sulking
 Unfortunate feels
 Wailing’
 Whimpering
 Weeping
SATYRIASIS
Satyriasis is an uncontrollable sexual desire, found in a man. It also denotes a neurotic condition in men
in which the symptoms are a compulsion to have sexual intercourse with as many women as possible
and an inability to have lasting relationships with them. It is abnormally intense sexual desire in men.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 agn, 1 anac, 1 androc, 2 apis, 1 bar-m, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 canna, 3 CANTH, 1 coca, 1 con, 1
cyna, 2 fl-ac, 2 gels, 3 GRAPH, 1 grat, 1 hyos, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 3 LYC, 2 lyss, 1 med, 3 MERC, 2 nat-m, 3
NUX-V, 1 pen, 3 PHOS, 2 pic-ac, 3 PLAT, 1 psor, 1 salx-n, 1 saroth, 3 SIL, 2 stram, 2 sulph, 1 thymol, 1 ust,
2 verat, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-pic
CROSS REFERENCES
 Amativeness
 Lascivious
 Nymphomania
 Shameless
 Thoughts sexual
 Male sexual passion increased
 Female sexual passion increased
SCHIZOPHRENIA
Schizophrenia is a mental disorder characterized by a breakdown of thought processes and by poor

emotional responsiveness. It most commonly features auditory hallucinations, paranoid or bizarre
delusions, or disorganized speech and thinking, and it is accompanied by significant social or
occupational dysfunction. A person diagnosed with schizophrenia may experience hallucinations (most
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reported are hearing voices), delusions (often bizarre or persecutory in nature), and disorganize thinking
and speech. The latter may range from loss of train of thought, to sentences only loosely connected in
meaning, to incoherence known as word salad in severe cases. Social withdrawal, sloppiness of dress
and hygiene, and loss of motivation and judgment are all common in schizophrenia. There is often an
observable pattern of emotional difficulty, for example lack of responsiveness. Impairment in social
cognition is associated with schizophrenia, as are symptoms of paranoia; social isolation commonly
occurs. Difficulties in working and long-term memory, attention, executive functioning, and speed of
processing also commonly occur. In one uncommon subtype, the person may be largely mute, remain
motionless in bizarre postures, or exhibit purposeless agitation, all signs of catatonia.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 anh, 1 aur, 1 bell, 1 carc, 1 cic, 1 convo-s, 1 cortico, 1 halo, 1 hyos, 1 kres, 1 levo, 1 med, 1 nux-v, 1 op,
1 psil, 1 rauw, 1 reser, 1 stram, 1 sulfa, 1 thala, 1 thiop, 1 thuj-l, 1 tub, 1 ven-m, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Adaptability
 Answering incoherently
 Answering refusing
 Awareness body
 Catatonia
 Confusion identity as to his
 Delusion body divided is
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 Del body immaterial is

 Del hearing illusion of
 Del lying near him someone
 Del murdered he will be
 Del outside his body someone else
 Del people behind him
 Del persecuted he is
 Del perused about to be
 Del superhuman control
 Del strange everything
 Del voices hears
 Del watched she is being
 Del whispering him
 Dementia
 Fear murdered
 Fear poisoned
 Gestures strange
 Insanity madness
 Mania
 Mouth taste illusion
 Mouth speech incoherent
 Nose colours imaginary
SCRATCHES WITH HAND
Scratching is to cut or scrape the surface of something and wears away the surface. The rubric signifies
the state to rub your skin with something sharp (such as your fingernails) especially in order to stop an
itch.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 arn, 1 arum-t, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 canth, 1 cham, 1 cupr, 1 hyos, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 psor, 1 sars, 1 squil, 1 stram,
1 tarent
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Violence
SECRETIVE
Secrecy is the practice of hiding information from certain individuals or groups, perhaps while sharing it
with other individuals. That which is kept hidden is known as the secret and persons having an
inclination to secrecy are termed as secretive. It is not letting people see or know what you are doing or
thinking, i.e. tending to act in secret. It is the behaviour of concealing information from other
individuals.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aur, 2 bar-c, 1 bov, 1 caust, 1 dig, 1 germ, 2 ign, 1 lac-h, 1 lap-mar-c, 2 lyc, 2 naja, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1
phos, 1 plb, 2 sep, 1 syph, 1 thuj, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Answer refuses to
 Brooding
 Reserved
 Suspiciousness
SELF CONTROL LOSS OF
Self Control is the state of mind where the person is in full command of his self.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 anac, 1 androc, 1 anh, 1 arg, 1 arg-n, 1 caj, 1 caust, 1 germ, 1 lac-h, 2 lach, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 lyc, 1 med, 1
nat-m, 1 olnd, 1 ozone, 1 sanic, 1 sil, 1 staph, 1 sulph, 1 tarent, 1 tub
SELF DEPRECATION
Self Deprecation is the act of expressing disapproval or to criticize especially of one’s own self.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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2 naja
SELF TORTURE
Self torture is the behaviour of Inflicting pain on oneself, to effect tremendous pain.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 2 ars, 1 bell, 2 lil-t, 1 plb, 1 tarent, 1 tub
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Mutilate his body

 Torments himself
SELFISHNESS EGOISM
Selfishness or Egoism is placing concern with oneself or one's own interests above the well-being or
interests of others. It is the quality of being selfish, the condition of putting one's own interests before
those of others. It is thinking only about self and not caring about other people.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 androc, 1 anh, 1 ars, 1 asaf, 1 bell, 2 calc, 1 calc-f, 1 caust, 1 cench, 1 chin, 1 choc, 1 cic, 1 croto-
t, 1 hydrog, 1 ign, 1 lach, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 lyc, 1 med, 1 merc, 1 mosch, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 ozone, 1 pall, 1
phos, 1 plat, 2 puls, 1 pyrus, 1 senec, 1 sep, 1 sil, 2 sulph, 1 tarent, 1 tub, 1 valer
CROSS REFERENCES
 Avarice
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 Casting of people
 Discontent
 Envy
 Egotism
 Greed
 Indifference loved ones
 Indifference relatives to
 Indifference welfare of others
 Intolerance
 Jealousy
 Misanthropy
 Rich desire
 Thoughts himself
SELFLESSNESS
Selflessness implies unselfish concern for the welfare of others. Selflessness is the opposite of
selfishness. Selfishness is harming someone else in order to help oneself; selflessness is harming oneself
in order to help someone else.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 anh, 1 iod, 1 nat-c, 1 puls, 1 rhus-t
SENSES ACUTE
Acute senses relate chiefly to the heightened perception and receptiveness of the five senses. It is
having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine distinctions. The term Senses acute is used for
describing the senses and abilities of someone who notices things very quickly and easily.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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2 acon, 1 alco, 1 all-s, 1 anac, 2 anh, 2 apis, 2 arn, 3 ARS, 2 asaf, 2 asar, 1 atro, 3 AUR, 1 bar-c, 3 BELL, 1
bor, 1 cann-i, 1 caps, 1 caust, 2 cham, 2 chin, 1 choc, 1 cimic, 1 clem, 3 COFF, 2 colch, 1 con, 1 cupr, 1
ferr, 1 germ, 1 graph, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrog, 2 ign, 1 lac-h, 1 lach, 1 lap-mar-c, 2 lyss, 1 morph, 1 mur-ac, 1
nitro-o, 3 NUX-V, 2 onop, 3 OP, 3 PHOS, 1 plb, 1 tarent, 1 thea, 2 valer, 1 verat, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Alert
 Sensitive
 Starting easily
 Ear sensibility increased
 Eye photo mania
 Eye photophobia
 Gen sensitiveness
 Gen touch <
 Gen irritability physical
 Head pain odor strong from
 Head pain light
 Head sensitive
 Hearing acute
 Mouth taste acute
SENSES DULLNESS OF BLUNTED
Senses Dullness and blunted relates to the state of the senses lacking in perception or the ability to
respond. It is to make senses numb or insensitive. It is Deficient responsiveness or alertness of senses.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 act-sp, 1 aeth, 1 agar, 1 agn, 1 ail, 1 alco, 1 all-c, 1 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 1
anac, 1 ant-t, 1 arg-n, 2 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-i, 1 asaf, 1 asar, 1 aur, 2 bapt, 2 bell, 1 bov, 1 bry, 1 calc, 1 calc-i,
1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 2 camph, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-v, 1 caust, 1 cedr, 3 CHAM, 1 chel, 1 chin, 2 chin-s, 2
cic, 1 cocc, 1 con, 2 cycl, 1 dig, 1 dros, 1 dulc, 1 electr, 2 gels, 1 graph, 3 HELL, 1 hep, 2 hydr-ac, 2 hyos, 1
ign, 1 indg, 1 iod, 1 iris, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 2 kali-p, 1 lach, 1 lact, 1 laur, 1 led, 2 lyc, 1 m-arct, 1 m-aust, 1
mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 mang, 1 meny, 1 merc, 1 mez, 1 morph, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 narc-ps, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-
m, 1 nit-ac, 3 NUX-M, 1 nux-v, 1 ol-an, 1 olnd, 3 OP, 1 paeon, 1 petr, 2 ph-ac, 2 phos, 2 plb, 1 puls, 1 ran-
b, 1 ran-s, 1 rhod, 1 rhus-t, 1 sabad, 2 sec, 1 sel, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 stann, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 sul-i, 2 sulph, 1
tab, 1 ther, 1 verat, 1 vip, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Dullness
 Stupefaction
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SENSES VANISHING OF
Senses’ vanishing is the condition evidenced by sudden or mysterious disappearance of senses. The
senses disappear entirely without a clear explanation.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 alum, 1 anac, 1 ang, 1 ant-t, 1 ars, 1 asar, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 bor, 1 bov, 1 brom, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 1
calc, 1 calc-acet, 2 camph, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-an, 1 carbn-o, 1 caust, 1 cham, 2 chel, 1 chin,
1 chlor, 1 cic, 1 coff, 1 con, 1 croc, 1 crot-h, 2 cupr, 1 cycl, 1 dig, 1 gels, 1 glon, 1 graph, 1 hep, 1 hyos, 1
ip, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-sil, 1 kreos, 2 lach, 1 laur, 1 lyc, 2 mag-c, 1 merc, 1 mez, 1 mosch, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 2
nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 ol-an, 1 op, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 2 phys, 2 plat, 2 plb, 1 psor, 2 puls, 1 ran-b, 1 rhod, 1 rhus-
t, 1 sec, 1 seneg, 1 spong, 1 stann, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 2 tab, 1 valer, 1 verat
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Faintness
SENSITIVE OVERSENSITIVE
Being sensitive is reacting quickly or strongly to something or to various forms of stimulus. It is the
susceptibility to the attitudes, feelings, or circumstances of others.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abrot, 1 absin, 1 achy, 2 acon, 2 aesc, 1 aeth, 1 agar, 1 alco, 1 all-c, 1 all-s, 1 allox, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1
alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 2 ambr, 3 ANAC, 1 androc, 1 ang, 1 anh, 2 ant-c, 1 ant-s, 1 ant-t, 1
apis, 1 aq-mar, 1 aquil, 1 aran-ix, 1 arg, 3 ARG-N, 1 arist-cl, 2 arn, 2 ars, 2 ars-i, 1 ars-s-f, 1 asaf, 2 asar, 1
aster, 1 atro, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-i, 1 aur-m, 1 aur-s, 1 bac, 1 bad, 1 bamb-a, 1 bapt, 2 bar-c, 1 bar-i, 1
bar-m, 1 bar-s, 1 bart, 3 BELL, 1 berb, 1 bism, 3 BOR, 2 bov, 1 brom, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 1 buth-aust, 1 cact, 1
cadm, 1 calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-f, 1 calc-p, 2 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 1 calen, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 2
canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-ac, 1 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 1 carbn-o, 2 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 card-m, 1 cast, 3 CAUST, 1
cere-s, 2 cham, 1 chel, 3 CHIN, 3 CHIN-AR, 1 chin-b, 3 CHIN-S, 1 chlol, 1 choc, 1 chol, 1 cic, 1 cimic, 2
cina, 1 cinnb, 1 clem, 1 coc-c, 2 cocc, 3 COFF, 1 colch, 1 coloc, 1 con, 1 convo-s, 1 cop, 1 croc, 2 crot-h, 1
cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 cycl, 1 cyn-d, 1 daph, 1 dig, 1 digin, 1 dios, 1 dros, 1 dulc, 1 eup-per, 1 euph-pi, 1
euphr, 2 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 1 ferr-p, 2 fl-ac, 1 foll, 1 gaert, 3 GELS, 1 germ, 1 glon, 1 gran, 1 graph, 1 haem, 1
ham, 1 hell, 1 hep, 1 hist, 1 hura, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrog, 2 hyos, 1 hyper, 1 hypoth, 3 IGN, 2 iod, 1 ip, 1
ipom, 1 just, 2 kali-ar, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 2 kali-i, 1 kali-n, 2 kali-p, 2 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 1
kreos, 1 lac-ac, 2 lac-c, 2 lach, 1 lachn, 1 lact, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-mar-c, 2 lat-m, 1 laur, 1 led, 1 lept, 1 lil-t, 1
luna, 3 LYC, 1 lycpr, 3 LYSS, 2 m-arct, 1 mag-c, 2 mag-m, 2 mag-p, 1 mag-s, 1 manc, 1 mand, 1 mang, 1
mate, 2 med, 1 meli, 1 meny, 1 meph, 2 merc, 1 merc-c, 1 merc-i-f, 1 mez, 1 morph, 2 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1
murx, 1 mygal, 1 nabal, 2 nat-ar, 2 nat-c, 3 NAT-M, 2 nat-p, 2 nat-s, 1 nat-sil, 3 NIT-AC, 1 nuph, 1 nux-m,
3 NUX-V, 1 olnd, 1 onop, 1 onos, 1 op, 1 ov, 1 ox-ac, 1 ozone, 1 paeon, 1 pall, 1 palo, 1 par, 1 paull, 1
petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phel, 1 phenob, 3 PHOS, 1 phos-h, 1 phys, 1 phyt, 1 pip-m, 1 pitu-a, 1 plan, 2 plat, 3 PLB,
1 prot, 1 psil, 1 psor, 1 ptel, 3 PULS, 1 pyrog, 3 RAN-B, 1 ran-s, 1 raph, 1 rheum, 1 rhod, 1 rhus-t, 1 ruta, 1
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sabad, 1 sabal, 2 sabin, 1 sac-alb, 1 samb, 2 sang, 1 sanic, 1 sars, 1 sec, 1 sel, 2 seneg, 2 sep, 1 seq-s, 3
SIL, 1 spig, 1 squil, 1 stann, 3 STAPH, 1 stict, 3 STRAM, 1 stry, 2 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 1 sulfonam, 3 SULPH, 1
syc-co, 1 syph, 1 tab, 1 tanac, 1 tarax, 1 tarent, 1 tela, 1 tell, 1 ter, 2 teucr, 1 thea, 3 THER, 1 thuj, 1 tub, 1
tub-k, 1 tub-m, 1 upa, 1 uva, 1 v-a-b, 3 VALER, 1 vario, 1 verat, 1 verat-v, 1 vesp, 1 viol-o, 1 viol-t, 1 vip, 1
visc, 1 voes, 1 xan, 1 yuc, 2 zinc, 1 zinc-c, 1 zinc-p, 1 zinc-val
CROSS REFERENCES
 Admonition
 Conscientious
 Delusion accused she is
 Del Criticized she is
 Del despised she is
 Del insulted she is
 Del laughed at
 Del watched she is
 Excitable
 Fastidious
 Fear noise from
 Hatred of person offended
 Hatred bitter feelings
 Intolerance
 Irritability easily
 Irritability music
 Irritability mania
 Irritability noise
 Music sensitive to
 Offended easily
 Reproaches ailments after
 Starting noise from
 Touched aversion to being
SENTIMENTAL
Sentimental is exhibition or manifestation of feeling or sensibility, or appeal to the tender emotions.

Sentimentality often involves situations which evoke very intense feelings: love affairs, childbirth, death,
but where the feelings are expressed with reduced intensity and duration of emotional experience. It
refers to circumstances making a direct appeal to the emotions
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 2 agn, 1 alco, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 ambr, 1 androc, 3 ANT-C, 1 ars, 2 aur, 1 berb, 1 cact, 1 calc, 2
calc-p, 1 canth, 1 carb-an, 1 carc, 1 cast, 1 caust, 1 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 cimic, 2 cocc, 2 coff, 1 con, 1 crot-h,
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2 cupr, 2 cycl, 1 dig, 2 graph, 1 hydr-ac, 2 iber, 3 IGN, 2 ind, 1 joan, 1 kali-p, 1 kreos, 1 lach, 1 laur, 1 lil-t,
1 lyc, 1 manc, 1 mur-ac, 1 naja, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 2 nat-s, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 plat, 1 plb, 2
psor, 1 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 sabad, 1 sabin, 1 sec, 2 sel, 2 sep, 2 stann, 1 staph, 2 sulph, 1 thuj, 1 tub, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Admiration
 Ecstasy
 Homesickness
 Home desire to go
 Romantic
 Sleep sleeplessness homesickness
SERIOUSNESS EARNESTNESS
Seriousness is an attitude of gravity, solemnity, persistence, and earnestness toward something

considered to be of importance. These adjectives refer to manner, appearance, disposition, or acts
marked by absorption in thought, pressing concerns, or significant work. Serious implies a concern with
responsibility and work as opposed to play.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aeth, 2 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 am-c, 2 am-m, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 1 ang, 1 ant-c, 1 arg, 3 ARS, 1 ars-s-f, 1 asar, 1
aur, 1 bamb-a, 1 bar-c, 1 bart, 1 bell, 1 bor, 1 bov, 1 bry, 1 cact, 1 calc, 1 cann-s, 1 caust, 1 cham, 1 chel,
1 chin, 1 cic, 2 cina, 2 cocc, 1 coff, 1 con, 1 cupr, 1 cycl, 1 dros, 3 EUPH, 1 euphr, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 1 graph,
1 grat, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 1 iod, 1 ip, 1 lach, 2 led, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 m-arct, 1 mang, 1 med, 2 merc, 1
mur-ac, 1 naja, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 olnd, 1 op, 1 orig, 1 ph-ac, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1
puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 seneg, 2 sep, 1 sil, 1 spig, 1 staph, 1 stram, 2 sul-ac, 1 sulph, 1 thuj, 1 til, 1 valer, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Careful
 Fear serious
 Jesting aversion
 Laughing aversion
 Laughing never
 Pessimist
 Play aversion children
 Sadness
 Smile never
 Solemn
SERVILE OBSEQUIOUS SUBMISSIVE
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Being submissive is the condition of submitting to the espoused, legitimate influence of one's superior
or superiors. It implies a yielding or submitting to the judgment of a recognized superior out of respect
or reverence. If someone is servile, he is so willing to serve or obey other people that you have no
respect for them. Obsequious is behaviour too keen to please someone, in a way that does not seem
sincere.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 cham, 1 lyc, 1 m-arct, 3 PULS, 1 sil, 1 strept, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Undignified
 Yielding
SHAMELESS
Shameless adjective apply to that which defies social or moral proprieties and is marked by a bold lack
of shame. Shameless implies a lack of modesty, sense of decency, or regard for others' rights or feelings.
It is an act or speech done without shame, without decency or modesty. It is the behaviour having or
showing no shame.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alco, 2 anac, 1 bell, 2 bufo, 1 calc, 1 camph, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 chlf, 1 cub, 1 cupr, 1 hell, 3 HYOS, 1
lyc, 1 merc-c, 1 mosch, 2 murx, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 2 op, 3 PHOS, 1 phyt, 2 plat, 1 sabin, 3 SEC, 2
staph, 2 stram, 2 tarent, 2 tub, 2 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Amativeness
 Delirium erotic
 Ecstasy amorous
 Genit .M&F sexual passion increased
 Lasciviousness
 Lewdness
 Libertinism
 Nymphomania
 Passionate
 Shameless
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SHRIEKING SCREEMING SHOUTING
Shrieking is to shout in a loud high voice because you are frightened, angry, in pain, excited, or
surprised. It is to make a loud, high-pitched, piercing cry.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 1 acon, 1 aeth, 1 aether, 1 agar, 1 agav-t, 1 ail, 1 alco, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 1 aml-n, 1
amyg-am, 2 anac, 1 androc, 1 ant-c, 2 ant-t, 3 APIS, 1 arg, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-met, 1 art-v, 1 arum-t, 1
atro, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 2 aur-m, 1 bac, 1 bad, 1 bamb-a, 2 bell, 1 benz-ac, 2 bor, 1 bov, 1 brom, 1 brucel, 1
bry, 1 bufo, 2 cact, 1 calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-hp, 2 calc-p, 1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 3 CAMPH, 1 cann-i, 2 canth, 1
caps, 1 carb-ac, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 carbn-o, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 cast, 2 caust, 2 cedr, 1 cench, 2 cham,
1 chap, 1 chel, 2 chin, 1 chin-s, 1 chlol, 1 chol, 3 CIC, 2 cina, 1 cinnam, 1 cocc, 1 coff, 1 colch, 1 coloc, 1
con, 1 croc, 1 crot-c, 1 crot-h, 3 CUPR, 2 cupr-acet, 1 cupr-ar, 1 cypr, 1 dig, 1 dios, 1 dor, 1 dulc, 1 elaps, 1
equis-a, 1 erig, 1 eup-per, 1 eup-pur, 1 euph, 1 ferr-p, 1 fl-ac, 2 gels, 2 glon, 1 gran, 1 graph, 1 guai, 2
hell, 1 hep, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydro-c, 2 hyos, 1 hyper, 2 ign, 1 inul, 1 iod, 3 IODOF, 2 ip, 2 jal, 1 jatr, 1 kali-ar, 1
kali-bi, 2 kali-br, 3 KALI-C, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-n, 1 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 kreos, 1 lac-ac, 1 lac-c, 2 lach, 1
lap-c-b, 1 lat-m, 1 laur, 1 lepi, 1 lev, 1 levo, 1 lil-t, 1 lob-c, 3 LYC, 1 lyss, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-p, 1
med, 1 meny, 1 merc, 1 merc-c, 1 merc-meth, 1 meth-ae-ae, 1 morg-g, 1 mosch, 1 naja, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m,
1 nit-ac, 1 nitro-o, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 oci, 1 oena, 1 olnd, 3 OP, 1 osm, 1 pareir, 1 passi, 1 per, 1 petr, 2
phos, 3 PLAT, 1 plb, 1 plb-chr, 1 podo, 1 prot, 1 psor, 1 puls, 1 pyrog, 1 pyrus, 1 rad-br, 1 ran-s, 2 rheum,
1 rhus-a, 1 rhus-t, 1 rib-ac, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 1 samb, 1 sanic, 1 sars, 1 sec, 1 seneg, 2 senn, 1 sep, 1 seq-s,
1 sil, 1 sol-n, 1 spig, 1 spong, 1 stann, 3 STRAM, 1 stront-c, 1 stry, 1 sul-ac, 2 sulph, 1 syph, 1 tanac, 1
tarent, 1 ter, 1 thal, 2 thuj, 2 tub, 1 upa, 1 vac, 1 valer, 3 VERAT, 1 verat-v, 1 viol-t, 1 vip, 2 zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Crying
 Delirium shrieking with
 Lamenting
 Idiocy shrieking with
 Rage shrieking with
 Screaming
 Weeping aloud
 Weeping shouting
 Weeping sobbing
 Ear noises shrieking on blowing nose
SIGHING
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A sigh is a kind of paralinguistic respiration in the form of a deep and especially audible, single
exhalation of air out of the mouth or nose that humans use to communicate emotion. It often arises
from a negative emotion, such as dismay, dissatisfaction, boredom, or futility. A sigh can also arise from
positive emotions such as relief, particularly in response to some negative situation ending or being
avoided. Like a gasp, a yawn, or a moan, a sigh is often an automatic and unintentional act. It is to
breathe out slowly making a long soft sound, especially because you are disappointed, tired, annoyed,
or relaxed.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acet-ac, 1 acon, 1 act-sp, 1 aether, 1 agar, 2 agn, 1 ail, 1 alco, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 aml-n, 1 anac,
1 androc, 1 ang, 1 ant-c, 1 apoc, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 arum-t, 1 atro, 2 aur, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 benz-n, 1
bor-ac, 3 BRY, 1 bufo, 1 cact, 3 CALC-P, 1 camph, 1 canth, 1 carb-ac, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1
cedr, 2 cench, 1 cere-b, 2 cham, 1 chin, 1 chin-s, 1 cic, 3 CIMIC, 1 cina, 1 clem, 1 cob, 2 cocc, 1 coff, 1
colch, 1 con, 2 corn, 2 croc, 1 cupr, 1 cur, 2 cycl, 1 der, 1 dig, 1 elae, 1 electr, 1 eup-pur, 1 euphr, 1 ferr-
m, 1 galv, 1 gast, 1 gels, 2 glon, 1 goss, 1 gran, 1 graph, 1 grat, 1 hell, 1 hura, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrog, 2 hyos,
1 iber, 3 IGN, 2 indg, 2 ip, 1 kali-cy, 1 kali-p, 1 lach, 1 lact, 1 lil-t, 1 lob, 1 lyc, 1 lycps, 1 lyss, 2 m-arct, 1
macrin, 1 mag-c, 1 merc-c, 1 mill, 1 mit, 1 morph, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 naja, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 2 nat-p, 1
nat-s, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 3 NUX-V, 1 op, 1 orni, 2 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 phys, 1 pitu-a, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 podo, 1
prun, 1 psor, 1 puls, 1 raja-s, 1 ran-s, 2 rhus-t, 1 sac-l, 2 sec, 2 sel, 2 sep, 1 sil, 2 spong, 2 stann, 1 staph, 2
stram, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 1 tax, 1 teucr, 1 ther, 1 thuj, 1 til, 1 trad, 1 verat, 1 vip, 1 xan, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Brooding
 Dwells past
 Grief silent
 Lamenting
 Moaning
 Sadness
 Sobbing
 Whimpering
 Resp deep
 Resp sighing
 Resp sobbing
SINGING
Singing is the act of producing musical sounds with the voice, and augments regular speech by the use of
both tonality and rhythm. The practice of using the voice to produce musical sounds
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 acon, 1 adel, 1 agar, 1 alco, 1 anan, 1 apis, 1 aur, 2 bell, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 2 carbn-s, 1
chin, 1 chlf, 1 choc, 2 cic, 2 cocc, 1 cot, 2 croc, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 der, 1 ery-m, 1 eup-pur, 1 ferr-p, 1
gels, 1 hydr, 1 hydrog, 2 hyos, 2 hyper, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-m, 1 kreos, 2 lach, 1 lachn, 1 lact, 1 lap-c-
b, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 lob-c, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 2 m-arct, 1 mag-c, 1 manc, 1 merc-i-f, 1 merl, 1 mez, 1 mosch, 1 nat-
c, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1 ozone, 1 peti, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 2 plat, 1 plb, 1 psil, 1 raja-s, 1 sant, 1
sars, 1 sep, 2 spong, 1 staph, 2 stram, 1 sulo-ac, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 1 tarent, 2 teucr, 1 ther, 2 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Answers av to sings talk

 Delirium singing
 Delusion singing
 Mania singing
 Sensitiveness oversensitive music to
 Weeping singing when
 Whistling
SLANDER DISPOSITION TO
Slander is a false, malicious statement (spoken or published), especially one which is injurious to a
person's reputation. It is the act of saying something about someone that is not true and is likely to
damage their reputation. These adjective words are falsely spoken to damage a person's reputation. It is
the act of making a false spoken statement that causes people to have a bad opinion of someone.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 am-c, 1 anac, 1 ars, 1 bell, 1 bor, 1 caust, 1 cor-r, 1 guai, 1 helon, 1 hyos, 1 ip, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 merc, 1
nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 par, 1 petr, 1 phos, 1 sep, 1 spig, 1 stram, 3 VERAT
CROSS REFERENCES
 Abusing
 Calumniate
 Censorious
 Cursing
 Deceitful
 Envy
 Gossiping
 Hypocrisy
 Jealousy
 Lie never
 Liar
 Rudeness
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 Untruthful
SLOWNESS
Slowness is the quality or state of being slow. It relates for taking a long time to move or go a short
distance, or to perform an action or reduced intellectual capacity, not quick to comprehend. It is lacking
in promptness or willingness, not quick in motion.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aeth, 2 alum, 1 am-m, 1 ambr, 1 ammc, 2 anac, 1 androc, 1 apis, 1 aq-mar, 1 ars, 1 asar, 2
bamb-a, 3 BAR-C, 1 bell, 1 bell-p, 2 bov, 3 BRY, 1 cact, 2 calc, 2 carb-v, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1
chin-s, 1 chlf, 1 choc, 1 clem, 2 cocc, 1 colch, 3 CON, 1 conin, 1 cortiso, 1 crot-h, 1 cupr, 1 cycl, 1 dulc, 1
echi, 1 ergot, 1 ferr-ma, 1 flor-p, 1 foll, 1 gels, 2 graph, 1 halo, 3 HELL, 1 hep, 1 hist, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 1
ign, 1 ip, 1 kali-bi, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-m, 1 kreos, 1 lach, 1 laur, 1 lil-t, 1 lyc, 1 lycps, 1 m-arct, 1 meph, 1 merc,
1 nat-m, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 olnd, 1 onop, 1 onos, 2 op, 1 ox-ac, 1 ozone, 1 perh, 3 PH-AC, 3 PHOS, 2 plb,
2 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 ruta, 1 sel, 2 sep, 2 sulph, 1 syph, 1 tab, 1 tarax, 1 thuj, 1 verat, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Answering slowly
 Bed remains
 Dullness
 Irresolution
 Prostration
 Sluggishness
 Speech slow
 Talk slow
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 Extr. walk late learning to

 Gen sluggishness of body
 Gen walk late learning to
 Teeth dentition slow
SMILING
A smile is a facial expression formed by flexing the muscles near both ends of the mouth and by flexing
muscles throughout the mouth. It is an expression denoting pleasure, sociability, happiness, or
amusement Smiling is something that is understood by everyone despite culture, race, or religion; it is
internationally known.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alco, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 1 anan, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-s-r, 1 atro, 1 aur, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 cadm-s, 1
carc, 1 chlol, 1 cocc, 1 croc, 1 ferr-ma, 1 galv, 1 hep, 3 HYOS, 1 lyc, 1 merc, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1 ozone, 1 ph-
ac, 1 plat, 1 stry, 1 sumb, 2 verat
CROSS REFERENCES

 Buoyancy
 Contented
 Delirium –gay
 Exhilaration
 Exultant
 Exaltation
 Ecstasy
 Embraces companion
 Gaiety
 Good humor
 Happy
 High spirited
 Hopeful
 Jesting
 Joking
 Laughing
 Mirth
 Merry
 Mood agreeable
 Optimistic
 Play Playful
 Pleasure
 Smiling
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 Thoughts – persistent humorous

 Vivacious
 Witty
SNARLS
Snarl is a ferocious growl, utterance, or facial expression. If an animal such as a dog or a lion snarls, it
makes an angry sound in its throat and shows its teeth.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 phos
SOBERNESS
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
SOCIABILITY
Sociability is the relative tendency or disposition to be sociable or associate with one's fellows. It is
involving or allowing friendly and pleasant social relations.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 alco, 1 carc, 1 lach, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-p, 1 stann
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Company desire for

 Sympatheic
SOCIAL INHIBITION LACK OF
Social inhibition is a conscious or subconscious constraint by a person of behaviour of a social nature.

The constraint may be in relation to behavior, appearance, or a subject matter for discussion, besides
other matters. There are a number of reasons for social inhibitions, including that the person fears that
the activity, appearance or discussion will meet with social disapproval. Inhibitions can serve necessary
social functions, reducing or preventing certain antisocial impulses from being acted on. The above
rubric is relevant for persons deprived of social inhibitions.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 choc, 1 germ, 1 med, 1 merc, 1 staph
SOCIAL POSITION CONCERNING ABOUT
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Social position is the position of an individual acquired in a given society and culture. Social position
influences social status. The rubric relates to those individuals who are concerned of their social status.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aeth, 2 agar, 1 alum, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 cann-i, 1 coca, 1 cupr, 1 ign, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 nux-v, 1 pall, 1 phos, 1
plat, 1 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 sep, 1 staph, 1 sulph, 3 VERAT
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Despair social position

 Fear position, to lose his lucrative- Society of position in his
SOMNAMBULISM
Somnambulism, also known as sleepwalking, is a sleep disorder belonging to the parasomnia family.
Sleepwalkers arise from the slow wave sleep stage in a state of low consciousness and perform activities
that are usually performed during a state of full consciousness. These activities can be as benign as
sitting up in bed, walking to the bathroom, and cleaning, or as hazardous as cooking, driving, violent
gestures, grabbing at hallucinated objects, or even homicide.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 ACON, 1 agar, 1 alum, 1 alum-sil, 2 anac, 1 ant-c, 1 arg, 2 art-v, 1 aur-br, 1 bell, 2 bry, 1 calc, 1 camph,
2 cann-i, 1 cham, 1 chap, 1 chel, 1 chlol, 1 cic, 1 croc, 1 crot-h, 1 cur, 1 cycl, 1 des-ac, 3 DICT, 1 gaert, 1
guare, 1 hell, 1 hipp, 1 hyos, 1 hyper, 1 ign, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 kalm, 1 lach, 1 lap-a, 1
luna, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 2 m-arct, 1 m-p-a, 1 meph, 1 mosch, 3 NAT-M, 1 nit-ac, 3 OP, 1 paeon, 1 petr, 3 PHOS,
1 plat, 1 podo, 1 psor, 1 rheum, 1 rumx, 1 sep, 2 sil, 1 spig, 2 spong, 1 stann, 2 stram, 2 sulph, 2 tarent, 1
teucr, 1 tub, 1 verat, 1 zinc
SPINELESS
Spineless relates to the persons who are extremely dependent on someone else. They do not have any
willpower of themselves. He is not brave or determined enough to deal with a situation well. He is weak
in resolution, courage or vitality.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 am-c, 1 bar-c, 1 calc, 1 sil
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Character lack of
 Irresolution
 Will loss of
 Will weakness of
SPIT DESIRE TO
Spitting is the act of forcibly ejecting saliva or other substances from the mouth. The above rubric
relates to the state when the person constantly desires to spit.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aeth, 1 ant-t, 1 ars, 1 bar-acet, 1 bar-c, 2 bell, 1 bufo, 1 calc, 1 cann-i, 2 cann-s, 1 carbn-s, 2 coc-c, 1
cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 der, 1 dulc, 1 epip, 1 gels, 1 glon, 1 grat, 1 hyos, 1 ind, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 merc, 2 nux-v, 1
phos, 1 plb, 1 rhus-t, 1 sec, 1 stram, 2 sulph, 2 tab, 2 verat, 2 verat-v, 1 zinc-chr
CROSS REFERENCES
 Biting spites
 Mania spit
 Rage spitting
SPOILED CHILDREN
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A spoiled child is a child that displays behavioral problems from overindulgence by his or her parents. It
is characterized by "excessive, self-centered, and immature behavior". It includes lack of consideration
for other people, recurrent temper tantrums, and an inability to handle the delay of gratification,
demands for having one's own way, obstructiveness, and manipulation. Extreme cases of spoiled child
will involve frequent temper tantrums, physical aggression, defiance, destructive behavior, and refusal
to comply with even the simple demands of daily living. Such behaviors in child are developed due to
failure of parents to enforce consistent, age-appropriate limits, Parents shielding the child from normal
everyday frustrations, Provision of excessive material gifts, even when the child has not behaved
properly and Improper role models provided by parents.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 am-c, 1 bar-c, 1 lyc, 1 mosch, 1 op, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Avarice squandering
 Boasters squanders
 Extravagance
 Insanity purchases
SQUANDERS
Squander is the term implies to spend recklessly or prodigiously and thoughtlessly. If you squander
something such as money, time, or an opportunity, you do not use it in a sensible way. It is to waste,
plentiful, splurge.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 agar, 1 alum, 1 bac, 2 bell, 1 calc, 1 caust, 1 con, 1 hep, 1 lyc, 3 MERC, 2 nux-v, 1 plat, 1 sil, 1 stram, 1
sulph, 2 syph, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Avarice squandering
 Boasters squanders
 Extravagance
 Insanity purchases
STARING THOUGHTLESS
Staring is a prolonged gaze or fixed look. In staring, one object or person is the continual focus of visual
interest, for an amount of time. Staring can be interpreted as being either hostile, or the result of
intense concentration or affection. The rubric is in relevance with instances of patient staring without
any thought running through his mind. It is to stare with lack of any cognitive idea.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 androc, 1 brom, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 cench, 1 choc, 1 cic, 1 guai, 3 HELL, 2 hydr-ac, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 1 lap-
mar-c, 2 merc-c, 2 puls, 1 ran-b, 1 stram
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Absent minded
 Delirium staring
 Eye- staring
STARTING STARTLED
The startle or starting is a response to sudden, startling stimuli, such as sudden noise, sharp movement,
surprise or shock. Usually the onset of the startle response is reflectory. It is to make a person or animal
feel suddenly frightened or surprised by doing something that they do not expect. It is to cause to make
a quick involuntary movement or start. It is a sudden instinctive movement.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abrot, 2 acon, 1 act-sp, 1 adax, 1 aesc, 1 aeth, 2 agar, 1 agn, 1 alco, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil,
1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 ambr, 1 ammc, 1 amyg-am, 1 anac, 1 ang, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-o, 1 ant-t, 1 apis, 1 arg, 1 arg-
n, 2 arn, 3 ARS, 2 ars-h, 2 ars-i, 2 ars-s-f, 1 arum-t, 1 asaf, 2 asar, 2 atro, 1 aur, 1 aur-m, 1 bac, 1 bamb-a,
1 bapt, 1 bar-acet, 2 bar-c, 1 bar-m, 3 BELL, 1 benz-ac, 1 berb, 1 bism, 1 bond, 2 bor, 1 bov, 1 brom, 3
BRY, 2 bufo, 1 cact, 1 calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-i, 2 calc-p, 1 calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 1 calen, 1 camph, 1
cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 3 CAPS, 1 carb-ac, 2 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 2 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 card-b, 1 card-m, 1
carl, 1 cast, 2 caust, 1 cham, 1 chel, 3 CHIN, 1 chin-ar, 1 chin-s, 2 cic, 1 cimic, 1 cina, 1 cinnb, 1 cit-v, 1
clem, 1 coc-c, 1 cocain, 2 cocc, 2 coff, 1 coff-t, 1 coffin, 3 COLCH, 2 con, 1 convo-d, 1 cor-r, 1 croc, 1 crot-
c, 1 crot-h, 1 cub, 1 cupr, 2 cur, 1 cycl, 1 cypr, 1 daph, 1 dig, 2 dros, 1 dulc, 1 elat, 2 euph, 1 euphr, 1 ferr,
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1 ferr-i, 1 ferr-ma, 1 ferr-p, 1 ferul, 1 form, 1 gels, 1 gins, 1 glon, 1 graph, 1 grin, 1 guai, 1 hell, 1 helon, 1
hep, 1 hipp, 1 hura, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydro-c, 3 HYOS, 1 hyosin, 1 hyper, 2 ign, 1 indg, 1 inul, 1 iod, 2 ip, 1 iris,
1 jac-c, 2 kali-ar, 1 kali-bi, 2 kali-br, 3 KALI-C, 1 kali-cy, 2 kali-i, 1 kali-m, 1 kali-n, 3 KALI-P, 2 kali-s, 1 kali-
sil, 1 kiss, 1 kreos, 3 LAC-C, 1 lach, 1 lap-c-b, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 laur, 1 led, 1 lil-t, 1 lob-c, 1 lup, 2 lyc, 1 lyss, 1
m-arct, 1 m-aust, 1 m-p-a, 1 macrin, 2 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-p, 1 mag-s, 2 med, 1 menis, 1 merc, 1
merc-c, 1 merc-meth, 1 merl, 1 mez, 1 mit, 1 morph, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 murx, 1 myris, 1 naja, 1
naphtin, 3 NAT-AR, 2 nat-c, 3 NAT-M, 2 nat-p, 2 nat-s, 1 nat-sil, 1 nicc, 2 nit-ac, 2 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 ol-an,
2 op, 1 ox-ac, 1 ozone, 1 paeon, 1 pall, 1 ped, 1 peti, 2 petr, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 2 phys, 1 pip-n, 1 pitu-a, 1
plat, 2 plb, 1 prot, 1 psor, 1 ptel, 2 puls, 1 rad-br, 1 rat, 1 rheum, 1 rhod, 1 rhus-t, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 1 sabal,
1 sabin, 1 sac-alb, 1 samb, 1 sang, 2 sars, 2 scut, 1 sec, 2 sel, 2 seneg, 2 sep, 2 sil, 1 sol-a, 1 sol-n, 1 sol-t-
ae, 1 spig, 1 spong, 1 stann, 1 staph, 3 STRAM, 3 STRONT-C, 1 stry, 1 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 2 sulph, 1 sumb, 1
tab, 2 tarent, 1 ter, 1 teucr, 1 thea, 2 ther, 1 thuj, 1 tub, 1 verat, 1 vinc, 1 viol-o, 1 xan, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-m, 1
zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Absent minded starts

 Cowardice
 Excitement
 Fear starting
 Frightened easily
 Senses acute
 Sensitive oversensitive
STRANGE CRANK
Strange crank is a person who has odd, bizarre, strange, weird, eccentric ideas and thinks too much
about one thing. He is a whimsically eccentric person.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bell, 1 calc, 1 chin, 1 hell, 1 hyos, 1 ip, 2 lach, 1 nat-m, 1 puls, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 verat
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Eccentricity
STRANGER, STRANGERS PRESENCE AGG
Stranger is a person whom one does not know, a person who is neither a friend nor an acquaintance.
The rubric is related to the instances when the attendance of a stranger near the patient makes the
symptom worse.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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2 ambr, 2 bar-c, 2 bry, 1 bufo, 1 carb-v, 1 caust, 1 cic, 1 cina, 1 con, 1 iod, 1 lyc, 1 nat-m, 1 petr, 1 phos, 2
sep, 2 stram, 1 tarent, 2 thuj
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Anger irascibility strangers at

 Company aversion to presence of strangers to
 Embarrassment
 Timidity public about appearing in
 Fear strangers of
 Restlessness nervousness, strangers agg, presence of
STRIKING
Striking is a directed physical attack with either an inanimate object such as a weapon or with a part of
the human body intended to cause blunt trauma or penetrating trauma upon an opponent. It is to
deliver a sharp blow, as with the hand, fist, or weapon.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 1 ambr, 1 anan, 1 androc, 1 apis, 2 arg, 1 arg-n, 1 ars, 1 atro, 1 bac, 3 BELL, 1 bov, 1 bufo, 1
camph, 2 canth, 1 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 2 cham, 1 chel, 1 chen-a, 1 choc, 3 CINA, 1 con, 2 croc, 1 cub, 2 cupr,
1 cur, 1 der, 1 elaps, 1 fl-ac, 1 gall-ac, 1 germ, 2 glon, 1 hell, 1 hep, 1 hydr, 3 HYOS, 2 ign, 2 kali-c, 1
kreos, 1 kurch, 1 lach, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 lil-t, 2 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 mag-c, 1 med, 1 mill, 1 mosch, 1 nat-c, 2 nux-v, 1
op, 1 ozone, 1 phos, 1 pitu-a, 1 plat, 2 plb, 1 prot, 1 rhus-t, 1 sac-alb, 1 scut, 1 sieg, 2 staph, 2 stram, 1
stront-c, 1 stry, 1 syph, 3 TARENT, 1 ter, 1 tub, 2 verat, 1 verat-v, 1 visc
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Delirium strike
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 Jealousy strike
 Kicks
 Rage striking
STUPEFACTION AS IF INTOXICATED
Stupefaction is the state designated to dull senses or capacity to think thereby reducing responsiveness
with marginal consciousness. It is the state of Stunned, Benumbed, and with a greater degree of
cloudiness and insensibility than Dullness but less than Unconsciousness. The rubric signifies the state to
make dull or stupid or muddle with drunkenness or infatuation.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abies-c, 1 absin, 1 acet-ac, 1 acon, 1 act-sp, 1 adon, 1 aesc, 1 aesc-g, 1 aeth, 1 aether, 1 agar, 3 AIL, 1
alet, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 alumn, 2 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 ambr, 1 aml-n, 1 amyg-am, 1 amyg-p, 2 anac,
1 anan, 1 androc, 1 ang, 2 anh, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 3 APIS, 1 apoc, 1 arg, 1 arg-n, 3 ARN, 2 ars, 1 ars-i, 1 ars-
s-f, 1 arum-t, 1 asaf, 1 asar, 1 aur, 1 aur-m, 1 bamb-a, 3 BAPT, 2 bar-c, 3 BELL, 1 benz-ac, 1 bism, 1 bor, 1
both-l, 2 bov, 1 bruc, 3 BRY, 1 bufo, 1 cact, 1 caj, 1 calad, 2 calc, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-caust, 1 calc-p, 1 calc-s,
1 calc-sil, 2 camph, 2 cann-i, 2 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 1 carbn-h, 1 carbn-o, 1 carbn-
s, 1 caust, 1 cench, 1 cham, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 chin-s, 1 chlf, 1 chlol, 1 chlor, 1 chr-ac, 2 cic, 1
cimic, 1 cina, 1 cit-v, 1 clem, 1 cob, 2 coc-c, 1 coca, 3 COCC, 1 coch, 2 coff, 1 colch, 1 coloc, 2 con, 1 cor-r,
1 corn, 1 croc, 2 crot-h, 1 croto-t, 1 cryp, 2 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 cupr-ar, 1 cur, 1 cycl, 1 cyt-l, 1 dig, 1 digin,
2 dulc, 1 echi, 1 eug, 1 euon-a, 1 euph, 1 euphr, 1 fagu, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 1 ferr-i, 1 ferr-p, 1 fl-ac, 2 gels, 1
gent-l, 1 gins, 1 glon, 1 glyc-g, 1 gran, 1 graph, 1 haem, 2 ham, 3 HELL, 1 helon, 2 hep, 2 hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 3
HYOS, 1 ign, 1 ind, 1 iodof, 1 ip, 1 jatr, 1 just, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 3 KALI-C, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-cy, 1 kali-i, 1
kali-n, 1 kali-p, 1 kreos, 1 lac-c, 1 lac-h, 1 lach, 1 lachn, 1 lact, 1 laur, 1 led, 1 lil-t, 1 lob, 1 lol, 1 lon-c, 1
lup, 2 lyc, 1 lycps, 1 lyss, 1 m-arct, 1 m-aust, 1 m-p-a, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 mang, 1 med, 2 meli, 1 meph,
2 merc, 2 merc-c, 1 merl, 2 mez, 1 mill, 1 morph, 2 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 myris, 1 naja, 1 narcin, 1 nat-c, 2
nat-h, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1 nat-s, 1 nicc, 1 nicot, 2 nit-ac, 1 nitro-o, 2 nux-m, 3 NUX-V, 1 oena, 1 ol-an, 1
olnd, 3 OP, 1 ox-ac, 1 oxyt, 1 ozone, 1 par, 1 per, 2 petr, 3 PH-AC, 1 phel, 3 PHOS, 1 phys, 1 phyt, 1 pic-
ac, 1 plan, 1 plat, 2 plb, 1 podo, 1 psor, 2 ptel, 2 puls, 1 pyre-p, 1 ran-b, 1 raph, 1 rat, 2 rheum, 1 rhod, 3
RHUS-T, 1 rhus-v, 1 ruta, 3 SABAD, 1 sabin, 1 sal-ac, 2 samb, 1 sang, 1 sars, 2 sec, 1 sel, 1 seneg, 1 sep, 1
sil, 1 sol-n, 1 spig, 1 spong, 1 squil, 2 stann, 1 staph, 3 STRAM, 1 stry, 1 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 1 sulfa, 2 sulph, 1
tab, 1 tarax, 1 tarent, 2 ter, 2 thuj, 1 uran-n, 1 valer, 3 VERAT, 1 verat-v, 1 verb, 1 viol-t, 1 vip, 2 visc, 2
zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
 Confusion
 Ennui
 Idiocy
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 Indifference
 Morose
 Slowness
 Sluggishness
 Stupefaction
 Stupidity
 Torpor
 Unobserving
 Gen Lassitude
 Gen Weariness
SUCCEEDS NEVER
Succeeds never is the rubric of significance for the individuals who by no means acquire the desired
objective. He never achieves what is attempted or is intended.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 am-c, 1 asar, 1 aur, 1 canth, 1 merc, 1 mur-ac, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-s, 1 nux-v, 1 spong
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ailments anticipation
 Ailment Embarrassment
 Anxiety success
 Cautious
 Cowardice
 Cowardice opinion
 Del appreciated that she is not
 Del criticized that she is
 Del deserted
 Del forsaken
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 Del fails everything will

 Del Neglected duty this
 Del succeed he can not
 Del insulted
 Del laughed
 Del looked
 Del wrong done
 Depended desires
 Discouraged
 Embarrassment
 Fear confusion
 Fear failures
 Fear opinion
 Fear say something wrong
 Fear understanding things
 Fear wrong
 Forsaken
 Insanity
 Inconstancy
 Irresolution
 Longing good
 Mocking others
 Succeeds never
 Timidity
 Undertakes nothing lets she fails
 Unfortunate
SUICIDAL DISPOSITION
A suicidal disposition is a behaviour in which a person is attempting to kill him or herself or is seriously
contemplating or planning to do so. If someone who is suicidal, is likely to try to kill themselves.
Attempting to kill oneself or harming oneself, talking about or planning suicide, writing a suicide note,
talking or thinking frequently about death, exhibiting a death wish by expressing it verbally or by taking
potentially deadly risks, are all indicators of a suicide crisis.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aeth, 1 agn, 1 alco, 2 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 2 anac, 1 anan, 1 anh, 2 ant-c,
2 ant-t, 1 arg-n, 2 ars, 1 asaf, 3 AUR, 1 aur-ar, 3 AUR-M, 1 aur-m-n, 1 aur-s, 2 bell, 1 berb, 1 bov, 1 bry, 1
buni-o, 1 but-ac, 2 calc, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 2 caps, 1 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 chel, 2 chin, 1
chin-ar, 1 cic, 2 cimic, 1 clem, 1 crot-c, 1 crot-h, 1 cur, 1 der, 1 dros, 1 fuli, 1 gels, 1 glon, 1 graph, 1 grat, 1
hell, 2 hep, 1 hipp, 1 hydr-ac, 1 hydrog, 2 hyos, 2 ign, 1 iod, 2 iodof, 1 iris, 1 kali-ar, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-chl, 1
kreos, 2 lac-d, 2 lach, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 laur, 1 led, 1 lil-t, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 1 med, 1 meli, 2 merc, 2 merc-aur, 1
mez, 1 morg, 1 morph, 1 naja, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 3 NAT-S, 1 nit-ac, 2 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 op, 1 orig, 1 orni, 1
ozone, 1 ped, 1 phos, 1 pic-ac, 1 pitu-a, 1 plat, 2 plb, 1 prot, 3 PSOR, 2 puls, 1 rauw, 1 reser, 1 rhus-t, 1
rumx, 1 ruta, 1 sarr, 1 scirr, 1 scut, 1 sec, 1 sel, 2 sep, 1 sil, 2 spig, 1 spong, 1 stann, 1 staph, 2 stram, 1
sul-ac, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 1 tarent, 1 ter, 1 thal, 1 thea, 1 thlaspi, 1 thuj, 1 thuj-l, 1 tub, 1 ust, 1 valer, 1 verat,
1 x-ray, 1 xan, 2 zinc, 1 zinc-p, 1 ziz
CROSS REFERENCES
 A/F love disappointed

 Anguish suicide
 Anxiety suicidal
 Death desires
 Sadness suicidal
 Disgust
 Fear alone
 Fear kill herself
 Fear suicide
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 Hypochondrias is suicide
 Impulse to stab
 Inconsolable
 Injury satiety of life
 Insanity split his head
 Insanity suicidal
 Jumping impulse
 Kill sudden her
 Kill desire to
 Loathing life
 Love a/f disappointed
 Mania madness
 Rage suicidal
 Thoughts suicidal
 Weary of life
SUPERSTITIOUS
Superstition is a belief in supernatural causality that one event leads to the cause of another without
any physical process linking the two events, such as astrology, omens, witchcraft, etc. that contradicts
natural science. Superstition by definition means referring to what are seen as excessive or false
religious behavior as opposed to a standard of proper or accepted religious standard. To be
superstitious is showing ignorance of the laws of nature and faith in magic or chance.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 arg-n, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 carc, 2 con, 1 kali-ar, 1 lap-gr-m, 2 med, 1 op, 1 phel, 1 rat, 1 rhus-t, 1
stram, 1 syph, 1 tub, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCE
 Carefulness
 Cleanliness excessive
 Del dirt he is
 Discontent
 exciting too
 Offended
 Rest can not
 Trifles seems important
 Washing cleaning mania for
SUSPICIOUSNESS MISTRUSTFULNESS
Suspiciousness is cognition of mistrust in which a person doubts the honesty of another person or
believes another person to be guilty of some type of wrongdoing or crime, but without sure proof.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 ACON, 1 act-sp, 1 ambr, 3 ANAC, 1 anan, 1 androc, 1 ang, 1 anh, 1 ant-c, 1 apis, 2 arn, 3 ARS, 1 ars-s-f,
2 aur, 1 aur-s, 2 bapt, 1 bar-acet, 3 BAR-C, 2 bar-m, 2 bar-s, 2 bell, 2 bor, 3 BRY, 1 bufo, 2 cact, 1 cadm-s,
1 calc, 2 calc-p, 1 calc-s, 3 CANN-I, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc, 3 CAUST, 3
CENCH, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1 chin-ar, 3 CIC, 2 cimic, 1 coca, 2 cocc, 1 con, 2 crot-h, 1 croto-t, 2 cupr, 3 DIG, 2
dros, 2 dulc, 1 eup-a, 1 graph, 2 hell, 1 hydrog, 2 hyos, 1 ign, 1 ip, 3 KALI-AR, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 2 kali-p, 3
LACH, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lap-mar-c, 3 LYC, 2 lycps, 1 macrin, 2 med, 1 meli, 1 meny, 2 merc, 1 mez, 2 morph, 1
mur-ac, 2 nat-ar, 2 nat-c, 1 nat-p, 1 nat-s, 2 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 2 op, 1 pall, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 plat, 2 plb, 1
psor, 3 PULS, 3 RHUS-T, 1 ruta, 1 sanic, 1 sarr, 3 SEC, 1 sel, 2 sep, 1 seq-s, 1 sil, 2 spig, 2 stann, 2 staph, 1
still, 3 STRAM, 2 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 3 SULPH, 1 syph, 1 thuj, 1 thyr, 1 verat, 2 verat-v, 1 viol-t
CROSS REFERENCES
 Carefulness
 Cautious
 Del accused he is
 Del persecuted
 Del punished about to be
 Del perused he is
 Del wife faithless is
 Distrustful
 Jealousy
SYMPATHETIC COMPASSIONATE
Sympathy is the perception, understanding, and reaction to the distress or need of another human
being. It is having common feeling with another, vulnerable of being affected by feelings like those of
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another, or of feelings in consequence of what another feels. It is the ability to share the feelings of
another. It is a natural feeling of kindness and understanding that you have for someone who is
experiencing something very unpleasant. Compassion is the virtue of understanding for the suffering of
others. It is the human quality of understanding the suffering of others and wanting to do something
about it. Persons with the attributes of this quality are called sympathetic.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aeth, 1 alco, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 1 androc, 1 arg-n, 1 aur, 1 bac, 1 bell, 1 calc, 2 calc-p, 2 carc, 1 carl, 2
caust, 2 cic, 1 cocc, 1 coloc, 1 croc, 1 cupr, 2 dulc, 1 germ, 1 graph, 1 hell, 1 hydrog, 2 ign, 1 iod, 1 lach, 1
lyc, 1 lyss, 1 manc, 1 med, 2 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 2 nit-ac, 1 nuph, 2 nux-v, 3 PHOS, 1 puls, 1 sep, 1 seq-s, 1
stram, 1 tarent, 1 tarent-c
CROSS REFERENCES
 Affectionate
 Anxiety others
 Benevolence
 Compassion
 Impressionable
 Lamenting others
 Mildness
 Weep sympathy to others
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TALK TALKING TALKS BOMBAST WORTHLESS
Talking bombast means to talk boastingly, in a pompous manner and of those topics which are of no
value.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 crot-h, 2 lach, 1 nux-v, 1 staph
TALK TALKING TALKS HASTY
Talk hasty refers to the persons disposed to speak or converse hurriedly or speedily.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 act-sp, 1 alco, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 1 androc, 1 anh, 1 arg, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 atro, 1 aur, 2 bell, 1 bry, 1
bufo, 1 calc-hp, 2 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 caust, 1 chlol, 1 cimic, 1 cina, 1 cocc, 1 fl-ac, 3 HEP, 3
HYOS, 2 ign, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-p, 3 LACH, 1 lil-t, 1 lyc, 1 lyss, 2 med, 3 MERC, 1 morph, 2 mosch, 1 nux-v, 1
op, 2 ph-ac, 1 plb, 1 pyrog, 1 sac-alb, 2 sep, 1 stann, 2 stram, 1 stry, 2 sul-ac, 1 tab, 2 thuj, 2 verat
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Answers rapidly
TALK TALKING TALKS INDISPOSED TO (TACITURN)
Talk indisposed to be is a state of mind where in the person is disinclined to talk. He is unwilling to speak
or to converse.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abrot, 2 acon, 1 aeth, 1 aether, 2 agar, 1 agra, 1 alco, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 1 am-c, 1
am-m, 1 ambr, 1 amyg-am, 1 anac, 1 androc, 1 anh, 2 ant-c, 1 ant-m, 1 ant-t, 1 apis, 1 apoc, 1 aran, 2
arg, 1 arg-m, 2 arg-n, 2 arn, 2 ars, 1 ars-s-f, 1 ars-s-r, 1 arum-m, 2 arund, 1 asar, 1 asim, 1 astac, 1 aster,
1 atro, 3 AUR, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-s, 2 bac, 1 bamb-a, 1 bapt, 2 bar-c, 1 bar-m, 2 bell, 1 berb, 1 bism, 1 bor, 2
both-l, 1 bov, 1 bran, 1 brom, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 1 bufo-s, 1 buth-aust, 1 cact, 1 cadm-s, 2 calc, 1 calc-p, 1
calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 2 caps, 1 carb-ac, 3 CARB-AN, 2 carb-v, 1 carbn-o, 1
carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 carl, 1 cast, 2 caust, 1 cham, 1 chel, 2 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 chin-s, 1 chlf, 1 chlol, 1 cic, 2
cimic, 1 cina, 1 clem, 3 COCC, 1 cod, 1 coff, 1 coff-t, 1 colch, 2 coloc, 1 con, 1 cortico, 1 cortiso, 1 cot, 1
croc, 1 crot-c, 1 crot-h, 1 croto-t, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 cycl, 1 dig, 1 dios, 1 dirc, 1 dros, 1 dulc, 1 elaps, 1
ery-m, 2 euph, 1 euphr, 1 eupi, 1 fago, 2 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 1 ferr-m, 1 ferr-ma, 1 ferr-p, 1 fl-ac, 2 gels, 1 gent-
c, 1 germ, 3 GLON, 1 graph, 1 grat, 1 guai, 1 ham, 2 hell, 1 helon, 2 hep, 1 hipp, 1 hist, 1 hydr, 1 hydr-ac,
1 hydrog, 2 hyos, 2 ign, 1 iod, 1 ip, 1 jab, 1 jatr, 1 jug-r, 1 just, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-
chl, 1 kali-cy, 1 kali-n, 1 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 1 kreos, 1 lac-ac, 1 lac-d, 1 lach, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 laur, 1 led,
1 lil-t, 1 linu-u, 1 lol, 2 lyc, 2 lycps, 1 m-arct, 1 m-aust, 1 mag-c, 2 mag-m, 1 mag-s, 1 manc, 2 mang, 1
med, 1 meny, 2 merc, 1 merc-c, 1 merc-d, 1 mez, 1 moly, 1 mosch, 2 mur-ac, 1 murx, 1 myric, 1 naja, 1
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nat-acet, 1 nat-ar, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 2 nat-s, 1 nat-sil, 1 nicc, 2 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 3 NUX-V, 1 oena,
1 oeno, 1 ol-an, 1 olnd, 1 onos, 1 op, 1 orig, 1 ox-ac, 1 oxyt, 1 ozone, 1 pall, 1 passi, 1 peti, 1 petr, 3 PH-
AC, 3 PHOS, 1 phys, 2 pic-ac, 1 pip-m, 3 PLAT, 2 plb, 1 plumbg, 1 psil, 1 ptel, 3 PULS, 1 rheum, 2 rhus-t, 1
sabad, 1 sabin, 1 sac-alb, 1 sars, 1 sec, 1 senec, 1 sep, 1 seq-s, 1 sil, 1 sol-t, 1 spig, 1 spong, 1 squil, 2
stann, 2 staph, 2 stram, 1 stront-c, 1 stry, 1 sul-ac, 3 SULPH, 1 tab, 1 tarax, 2 tarent, 1 tart-ac, 1 tep, 1
thea, 2 thuj, 1 tong, 1 trich-d, 1 tril-c, 1 tub, 1 ust, 3 VERAT, 1 verat-v, 1 vesp, 1 viol-o, 1 viol-t, 1 vip, 1
visc, 3 ZINC, 1 zinc-p, 1 ziz
CROSS REFERENCES
 Abrupt
 Anger taciturnity
 Answering av
 Answering monosyllable
 Answer refusing
 Ask nothing
 Brooding
 Censorious silent
 Company av to
 Consolation <
 Disturbed
 Grief silent
 Indifference silent
 Irritability
 Loathing speaking
 Morose taciturn
 Reserved
 Sadness taciturn
 Secretive
 Spoken to aversion
 Touched aversion
 Mouth speech wanting
TALK TALKING TALKS PRATTLING
Prattling is to utter by chattering or babble. It is to speak rapidly and ceaselessly.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aloe, 2 anac, 1 atro, 1 bell, 3 BRY, 1 calad, 1 cyna, 3 HYOS, 1 ign, 1 lach, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 2 par, 1
plb, 2 stram, 1 tarax
CROSS REFERRENCES
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 Childish
TALK TALKING TALKS WANDERING
Talk wandering is to lose clarity or turn aside especially from the main subject of attention or course of
argument in speaking. It is to wander at different topics while speaking.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aeth, 1 agar, 2 ambr, 2 anac, 1 ant-c, 1 arg, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1 ars-s-f, 2 atro, 1 aur, 1 aur-
ar, 3 BELL, 2 bry, 1 calc, 2 camph, 1 canth, 1 carb-v, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 chin-s, 1 cic, 1 cimic, 1
cina, 1 coloc, 1 con, 1 cupr, 1 dig, 1 dulc, 3 HYOS, 1 ign, 1 iod, 1 kali-c, 2 kali-p, 3 LACH, 3 LYC, 1 merc, 3
NUX-M, 1 nux-v, 1 onos, 2 op, 2 par, 2 phos, 2 plat, 1 plb, 1 podo, 2 puls, 1 rheum, 1 rhod, 2 rhus-t, 1
sabin, 1 sec, 1 sel, 1 sep, 1 spong, 3 STRAM, 2 sulph, 1 teucr, 1 tub, 1 verat
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Answer wandering
 Loquacity changing
 Thoughts wandering
TASTELESSNESS IN DRESSING
Inelegance or clumsiness or gracelessness in dressing sense is termed as tastelessness in dressing.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 calc, 1 caust, 1 hell, 1 hyos, 1 lyc, 2 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 sec, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Dress indecently
 Eccentricity dressing
 Elegance want of
 Indifference apathy personal
TEASING
Teasing is to laugh at and criticize (someone) in a way that is either friendly and playful or cruel and
unkind. People may be teased on such matters as their appearance, weight, behavior, abilities, clothing,
and intelligence. From the victim's point-of-view, this kind of teasing is often hurtful, irrespective of the
intention of the teaser. The most common form of teasing is verbal bullying. This behavior is intended to
distract, irritate, or annoy the recipient. Because it is hurtful, it is different from joking and is generally
accompanied by some degree of social rejection. Teasing can also be taken to mean "To make fun of;
mock playfully". Whether teasing is playful or hurtful, is largely subject to the interpretation of the
person being teased. If the person being teased feels harmed, then the teasing is hurtful.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aran-ix, 1 arn, 1 caust, 1 graph, 1 nux-v, 1 tub
CROSS REFERENCES
 Jesting
 Mocking
 Sarcasm
TEMPERAMENT BILIOUS
Temperament refers to those aspects of an individual's personality that are often regarded as innate
rather than learned. It is the usual attitude, mood, or behavior of a person. It is the manner of thinking,
behaving, or reacting characteristic of a specific person. Bilious temperament refers to bad tempered,
angry and Irritable as if suffering from indigestion.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 2 aesc, 1 ail, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 1 apis, 1 ars, 2 bell, 1 berb, 1 chion, 1 coloc, 1 cub, 2
ip, 2 lach, 2 merc, 1 merc-d, 3 NUX-V, 1 petr, 1 plat, 1 plb, 3 PODO, 2 puls, 1 sac-alb, 1 sep, 2 sulph
TEMPERAMENT CHOLERIC
behaving, or reacting characteristic of a specific person.
The choleric temperament is fundamentally ambitious and leader-like. They have a lot of aggression,
energy, and/or passion, and try to instill it in others. They can dominate people of other temperaments,
especially phlegmatic types. Many great charismatic military and political figures were choleric. They like
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to be in charge of everything. However, cholerics also tend to be either highly disorganized or highly
organized. They do not have in-between setups, only one extreme to another. As well as being leader-
like and assertive, cholerics also fall into deep and sudden depression. Essentially, they are very much
prone to mood swings.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 ars, 1 aur, 3 BRY, 1 carb-v, 2 caust, 3 CHAM, 1 coff, 1 coloc, 3 FERR, 2 hep, 3 HYOS, 1 kali-p, 2
kalm, 2 lach, 2 lyc, 1 nat-m, 2 nit-ac, 3 NUX-V, 2 phos, 2 plat, 1 sec, 2 sil, 1 sulph
TEMPERAMENT PHLEGMATIC
The phlegmatic temperament is fundamentally relaxed and quiet, ranging from warmly attentive to
lazily sluggish. Phlegmatics tend to be content with themselves and are kind. They are accepting and
affectionate. They may be receptive and shy and often prefer stability to uncertainty and change.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 agn, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 2 am-c, 2 am-m, 2 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 2 aran, 1 ars, 1 asaf, 2 bad, 1 bar-c, 2 bell,
1 bov, 1 brom, 1 calad, 3 CALC, 2 caps, 1 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 1 cast, 2 chin, 2 clem, 1 cocc, 1 cupr, 1 cycl, 2
dulc, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-p, 2 graph, 1 hep, 2 hydr, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-i, 2 kali-n, 1 kreos, 2 lach, 1
lyc, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-s, 1 mang, 2 med, 2 merc, 1 mez, 2 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 2 nat-n, 2 nat-s, 1 nit-ac, 1 petr, 1
ph-ac, 2 psor, 3 PULS, 2 pyrog, 1 rhus-t, 2 sabad, 1 sabin, 1 sarr, 1 seneg, 2 sep, 2 sil, 1 spong, 1 stront-c,
1 sulph, 2 thuj, 1 tub, 1 ust, 2 vario, 1 verat
TEMPERAMENT SANGUINE
The sanguine temperament is fundamentally impulsive and pleasure-seeking; sanguine people are
sociable and charismatic. They tend to enjoy social gatherings, making new friends and tend to be
boisterous. They are usually quite creative and often daydream. However, some alone time is crucial for
those of this temperament. Sanguine can also mean sensitive, compassionate and romantic. Sanguine
personalities generally struggle with following tasks all the way through, are chronically late, and tend to
be forgetful and sometimes a little sarcastic. Often, when they pursue a new hobby, they lose interest as
soon as it ceases to be engaging or fun. They are very much people persons. They are talkative and not
shy. Sanguines generally have an almost shameless nature, certain that what they are doing is right.
They have no lack of confidence. It is a warm-hearted and pleasant. He looks alive and very optimistic.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 aur, 2 calc, 2 cham, 2 chin-s, 2 coff, 3 FERR, 1 glon, 3 HYOS, 2 ign, 1 led, 1 murx, 2
nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 3 PHOS, 1 plat, 1 ruta, 1 sac-alb
THEORIZING
Theorizing is to develop ideas to explain something. It is ability of the person for the construction of
speculations or a hypothesis.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 androc, 1 ang, 1 apis, 1 arg-n, 1 ars, 2 aur, 3 CANN-I, 2 chin, 1 cocc, 2 coff, 1 hydrog, 1 kali-c, 2 lach, 1
lyc, 1 nat-c, 1 nitro-o, 1 op, 1 puls, 1 sel, 2 sep, 1 sil, 2 sulph, 2 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Absent mindedness
 Anxiety future about
 Brooding
 Day dreaming
 Forgetful
 Introspection
 Meditation
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 Reflecting
 Sit meditate wrapped in…
 Theorizing
 Thoughts – thoughtful persistent
 Unobserving
 Face. Expression vacant
THOUGHTS CLEARNESS OF
Thought is an idea, plan, opinion, picture, etc., that is formed in your mind, something that you think of
is a thought. It is the content of cognition, the main thing you are thinking about. The rubric is of
advantage when thoughts are free from obscurity and easy to understand.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
3 ACON, 1 adam, 1 aether, 1 ang, 1 arum-d, 1 asaf, 1 aur, 1 bell, 1 calc-p, 1 camph, 1 cann-s, 1 carb-ac, 1
carb-v, 1 chin-s, 1 cimic, 1 coc-c, 1 coca, 3 COFF, 1 ham, 2 ign, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kreos, 1 lac-ac, 1 lacer,
2 lach, 1 laur, 1 menth, 3 NUX-V, 2 op, 1 opun-a, 1 ozone, 2 phos, 1 pip-m, 1 podo, 2 sabad, 1 sep, 1 seq-
s, 2 sumb, 1 thea, 1 valer, 2 verat, 2 viol-o
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Ideas abundant, clearness of mind
THOUGHTS DISAGREEABLE
is a thought. It is the content of cognition, the main thing you are thinking about. The above rubric is of
value when thoughts are not agreeing with your tastes or expectations.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 2 ambr, 1 bar-c, 1 benz-ac, 1 benz-n, 1 calc, 2 chin, 2 cocc, 3 HEP, 1 kiss, 1 lyc, 1 meny, 1 mez, 3
NAT-M, 1 nit-ac, 1 petr, 1 psor, 1 rhus-t, 1 sec, 1 sep, 1 sulph, 1 thuj, 1 verat
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Persistent, unpleasant subject

 Dwells on disagreeable occurrences
THOUGHTS DISCONNECTED
is a thought. It is the content of cognition, the main thing you are thinking about. A thought
disconnected is the state of mind when ideas or opinions are not having parts joined together in a logical
way.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 1 arg-n, 2 bell, 1 benz-n, 1 berb, 1 cann-i, 1 caps, 1 carbn-o, 1 carbn-s, 1 chin, 1
choc, 1 cinnb, 1 colch, 1 crot-h, 2 cupr-acet, 1 dig, 1 gels, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 2 kali-br, 1 kali-i, 1 lac-h, 1
laur, 1 lyc, 1 merc-c, 1 nat-c, 2 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 ph-ac, 2 rhus-v, 1 sieg, 1 sol-n, 1 sulfa, 1 sulph, 2 syph, 1
trom, 1 ven-m, 1 verat, 1 viol-o, 2 zinc
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Answers disconnected
 Speech incoherently
THOUGHTS OBSCURITY
is a thought. It is the content of cognition, the main thing you are thinking about. Here the thoughts are
not clearly understood or expressed.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aesc, 1 bell, 1 cann-i, 1 coff, 1 dig, 1 fago, 1 graph, 1 kali-br, 1 op, 1 rhus-t, 1 sapin, 1 thea, 1 upa
THOUGHTS PERSISTENT
is a thought. It is the content of cognition, the main thing you are thinking about. It is the state of mind
when thoughts are cropping in continuous flow.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aeth, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 2 ambr, 1 anac, 1 androc, 1 ang, 1 anh, 1 ant-c, 1 ap-g, 1 apis, 2 arg-n, 2
ars, 1 ars-i, 1 asar, 1 asim, 1 aur, 1 bac, 1 bamb-a, 2 bell, 1 benz-ac, 1 bry, 2 calc, 1 calc-s, 3 CANN-I, 3
CANN-S, 1 canth, 1 caps, 2 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 cham, 1 chel, 2 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 choc, 1
coca, 2 cocc, 1 cupr, 3 EUPHR, 1 glon, 2 graph, 1 guat, 1 hell, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 2 ign, 2 iod, 1 kali-ar, 1
kali-c, 1 kali-i, 1 lac-c, 1 lach, 1 lam, 1 laur, 1 lyss, 2 manc, 1 med, 1 meli, 1 merc, 1 mez, 1 mur-ac, 1
myris, 3 NAT-M, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 olnd, 1 op, 1 osm, 1 petr, 2 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 phys, 1 plat, 2
psor, 2 puls, 2 rhus-t, 2 sabad, 1 sec, 1 sep, 1 seq-s, 1 sil, 1 stann, 2 staph, 2 stram, 1 sul-i, 2 sulph, 1 tab,
1 tarent, 1 thea, 2 thuj, 1 tub, 3 VERAT, 1 verb, 1 viol-o, 1 visc, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Repetitions
 Monomania
 Ideas fixed
 Delusions
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THOUGHTS TORMENTING
is a thought. It is the content of cognition, the main thing you are thinking about. The above rubric is of
advantage when the thoughts cause severe mental or physical pain.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 1 ant-c, 1 arg-n, 2 ars, 1 ars-i, 1 astra-e, 1 calc-s, 1 caps, 1 carbn-s, 2
caust, 1 con, 1 graph, 1 guat, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-c, 1 lac-ac, 1 lac-c, 2 lach, 2 lyc, 1 mez, 3 NAT-M, 2 nit-ac, 1
nitro-o, 1 phos, 1 plat, 2 rhus-t, 1 sep, 1 spong, 1 sul-i, 2 sulph, 1 thea, 1 tub
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Remorse
THOUGHTS VANISHING
is a thought. It is the content of cognition, the main thing you are thinking about. Here the thoughts
disappear suddenly; thoughts cease to flow all of a sudden.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abies-c, 1 abies-n, 1 abrot, 1 acon, 1 acon-f, 1 aeth, 1 aether, 1 alum, 1 am-br, 1 am-c, 2 ambr, 2 anac,
1 anag, 1 androc, 1 anh, 1 ant-t, 1 apis, 1 apoc, 2 arg, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-s-f, 1 arum-t, 1 arund, 2
asar, 1 aur, 1 bapt, 1 bell, 1 berb, 1 bor, 1 brom, 2 bry, 2 calc, 1 calc-acet, 1 calc-p, 1 calc-s, 2 camph, 2
cann-i, 2 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-an, 1 carbn-h, 1 carc, 1 caust, 1 cham, 2 chel, 1 chin, 1 cic, 1
cinnb, 1 clem, 1 cocc, 1 cod, 1 coff, 1 coloc, 3 CON, 1 conin, 1 corn, 1 cot, 1 croc, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-s, 1 cycl,
1 dig, 1 dirc, 1 elaps, 1 euon, 1 ferr, 1 gad, 2 gels, 1 glon, 1 glyc, 1 graph, 1 guai, 1 gymn, 1 hell, 1 hep, 1
hydr-ac, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 1 hyper, 1 iber, 1 ign, 1 iod, 1 ip, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-cy, 1 kali-i, 1
kali-p, 1 kalm, 1 kiss, 1 kreos, 1 lac-c, 1 lac-h, 2 lach, 1 laur, 1 led, 1 lepi, 1 lil-t, 1 lob, 1 lol, 2 lyc, 1 lycpr, 1
lyss, 1 macrin, 1 mag-c, 2 manc, 1 med, 2 merc, 2 mez, 1 morph, 1 mosch, 1 naja, 1 nat-ar, 3 NAT-C, 2
nat-m, 1 nat-s, 2 nit-ac, 3 NUX-M, 1 nux-v, 1 oena, 1 ol-an, 1 olnd, 1 op, 1 orig, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 3 PHOS, 1
pic-ac, 1 pin-s, 1 plan, 1 plb, 1 prot, 2 psor, 1 ptel, 2 puls, 1 ran-b, 1 ran-s, 1 raph, 1 rhod, 1 rhodi, 1 rhus-
t, 1 rob, 1 ruta, 1 saroth, 1 sec, 1 sel, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 sol-m, 1 sol-n, 1 stann, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1
sumb, 2 tab, 1 tep, 1 ter, 1 ther, 2 thuj, 1 trom, 1 verat, 1 verat-v, 1 viol-o, 1 yuc, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p
THOUGHTS WANDERING
is a thought. It is the content of cognition, the main thing you are thinking about. The rubric holds its
value for instances when thoughts lose clarity or turn aside especially from the main subject of attention
or course of argument in writing, thinking, or speaking.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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2 acon, 1 alco, 1 all-s, 2 aloe, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 1 ang, 1 anth, 1 apoc, 2 arn, 1 ars-i, 1 atro, 1 bamb-
a, 2 bapt, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 carbn-s, 1 caust, 1 chin-s, 1 chlol, 1 choc, 1 cic, 1
colch, 1 coloc, 1 conv, 1 corn, 1 crot-h, 1 cupr, 1 dat-a, 1 dig, 1 dulc, 1 ery-a, 1 ferr, 1 gels, 1 glon, 2
graph, 1 ham, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 1 iod, 1 iris, 1 kali-br, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 lycps, 1 manc, 1 merc, 1 merc-c, 1 mit, 1
naja, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1 nicot, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 1 olnd, 1 op, 1 opun-a, 1 ozone, 1 peti, 1 ph-ac,
1 phos, 1 phys, 1 pic-ac, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 plect, 2 puls, 1 rauw, 1 sanic, 1 sol-m, 1 sol-t-ae, 1 staph, 1 sul-i, 1
tab, 1 tanac, 1 thuj, 1 valer, 1 viol-o, 1 yuc, 2 zinc, 1 zinc-m, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Absent minded
 Talk wandering
THREATENING
A threatening is an act of coercion wherein an act is proposed to elicit a negative response. It is a

communicated intent to inflict harm or loss on another person. It can be a crime in many jurisdictions
Threat is widely seen, chiefly in order to avoid the unnecessary physical violence that can lead to
physical damage or death of both conflicting parties. Threatening also encompasses to say that you will
harm someone or do something unpleasant or unwanted especially in order to make someone do what
you want.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 choc, 2 hep, 1 meli, 2 stram, 3 TARENT, 2 tub, 1 valer
CROSS REFERENCES
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 Censorious
 Contemptuous
 Cursing
 Despair
 Rage
 Cursing & imprecations
 Dictatorial
 Discouraged – cursing with
 Insolent
 Insulting
 Quarrelsome
 Rage
 Rudeness
 Slander
 Scolding
 Swearing
 Threatening
THUNDERSTORM AMEL
A thunderstorm is a form of turbulent weather characterized by the presence of lightning and its
acoustic effect on the Earth's atmosphere known as thunder. This rubric is of significance when the
symptoms are better for the duration of thunderstorm.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 carc, 1 lyc, 1 rhus-r, 1 sep
TICS
A tic is a sudden, repetitive, nonrhythmic motor movement or vocalization involving discrete muscle
groups. Small repeated movements of a muscle especially in the face that cannot be controlled are
termed as tics. Tics can be invisible to the observer, such as abdominal tensing or toe crunching. Tics are
classified as motor vs. phonic and simple vs. complex. Motor tics are movement-based tics affecting
discrete muscle groups. Phonic tics are involuntary sounds produced by moving air through the nose,
mouth, or throat. They may be alternately referred to as verbal tics or vocal tics.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 arg-n, 1 ars, 1 bufo, 1 carc, 1 hyos, 1 laur, 1 lyc, 1 ran-b, 1 sep, 1 tarent, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Gestures
 Grimaces
 Face- twitching
TIMIDITY
Timidity is feeling or showing a lack of courage or confidence. It is fearfulness in venturing into new and
unknown places or activities.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 aeth, 1 aloe, 2 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 alum-sil, 2 alumn, 1 am-br, 1 am-c, 1 am-caust, 2 am-m, 1
ambr, 1 anac, 1 ang, 1 ant-t, 1 aq-mar, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1 ars-i, 1 ars-s-f, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-i, 1
aur-s, 2 bac, 1 bamb-a, 1 bapt, 3 BAR-C, 1 bar-i, 1 bar-m, 1 bar-s, 1 bell, 2 bor, 1 bov, 1 bry, 1 bufo, 1
calad, 3 CALC, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-p, 3 CALC-S, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 canth, 1 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 2
carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 carl, 2 caust, 1 cench, 1 cham, 2 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 cina, 2 coca, 1 cocc, 1 coff, 2 con, 1
cortico, 1 croc, 2 crot-h, 2 cupr, 1 daph, 1 dat-m, 1 dros, 1 dys-co, 1 elaps, 1 ferr-p, 3 GELS, 2 graph, 1
hydr-ac, 1 hyos, 2 ign, 1 iod, 1 ip, 2 kali-ar, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 3 KALI-C, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-n, 2 kali-p, 2 kali-s,
2 kali-sil, 1 lach, 1 laur, 1 lil-t, 3 LYC, 2 m-arct, 1 m-aust, 1 mag-c, 2 mag-s, 1 manc, 1 mang, 1 med, 1
meli, 1 meny, 2 merc, 1 mez, 1 mur-ac, 1 naja, 2 nat-ar, 3 NAT-C, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1 nat-s, 1 nicc, 2 nit-
ac, 2 nux-v, 1 op, 3 PETR, 1 ph-ac, 1 phel, 3 PHOS, 1 pip-m, 1 plat, 3 PLB, 1 ptel, 3 PULS, 1 ran-b, 2 rhus-t,
1 ruta, 1 sabad, 2 sac-alb, 1 sec, 3 SEP, 3 SIL, 1 spig, 2 spong, 1 squil, 1 staph, 2 stram, 2 stront-c, 1 sul-ac,
1 sul-i, 3 SULPH, 1 syc-co, 1 tab, 1 tanac, 1 tarent, 1 tart-ac, 1 thuj, 1 tub, 1 verat, 1 verb, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-p
CROSS REFERENCES
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 A/f anticipation
 A/f embarrassment
 Asking nothing
 Aversion approached
 Bashful
 Cautious
 Confidence want
 Cowardice
 Del appreciated
 Del business unfit for
 Del criticized
 Del deserted
 Del disgraced
 Del fail
 Del right
 Del succeeds
 Del wrong done
 Discouraged
 Fear approaching others
 Fear confusion
 Fears full
 Fear undertaking
 Frightened
 Insecurity
 Irresolution
 Longing good
 Reserved
 Succeeds
 Shy
 Undertakes nothing
 Undertake nothing let he fails
 Face disc red excitement
TIMIDITY BASHFUL
Bashfulness refers to shyness. It is the feeling of apprehension, lack of comfort, or awkwardness

experienced when a person is in proximity to, approaching, or being approached by other people,
especially in new situations or with unfamiliar people. Shyness is most likely to occur during unfamiliar
situations, though in severe cases it may hinder an individual in his or her most familiar situations and
relationships as well. Shy people avoid the objects of their apprehension in order to keep from feeling
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uncomfortable and inept; thus, the situations remain unfamiliar and the shyness perpetuates itself. The
condition of true shyness may simply involve the discomfort of difficulty in knowing what to say in social
situations, or may include crippling physical manifestations of uneasiness.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aloe, 2 ambr, 1 anac, 1 aq-mar, 1 arg-n, 1 ars-s-f, 1 aur, 2 bar-c, 1 bar-s, 1 bell, 1 bov, 1 bufo, 2 calc, 1
calc-s, 1 calc-sil, 2 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 caust, 2 chin, 3 COCA, 1 coff, 1 con, 2 cupr, 1 dys-co, 1 graph, 1
hyos, 2 ign, 1 iod, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-i, 2 kali-p, 1 lil-t, 1 manc, 1 mang, 1 meli, 2 merc, 1 mez, 2 nat-
c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 2 petr, 1 phos, 3 PULS, 1 rhus-t, 1 sil, 1 staph, 2 stram, 2 sulph, 1
tab, 1 tarent, 1 tub, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERRENCES
 A/f anticipation
 A/f embarrassment
 Confidence want
 Reserved
TORMENTS HIMSELF
Tormenting is the act that causes unbearable extreme physical or mental pain.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 ars, 1 bell, 2 lach, 2 lil-t, 1 nat-m, 1 plb, 1 tarent, 1 tub
CROSS REFERRENCES
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 Mutilate his body inclination to

 Self torture
TOSSING ABOUT
Tossing is to make body move up and down or from side to side, to move or lift (something, such as a
part of your body) quickly or suddenly up and down or sideways.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 agn, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 amn-l, 1 anac, 1 arist-cl, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1 bac, 1 bad, 1 bapt, 1 bar-c, 1 bell,
1 bry, 1 bufo, 1 calc, 1 cann-s, 1 carb-an, 1 carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 1 caust, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1 cic, 1 cimic, 1 cina,
1 clem, 1 coff, 1 cupr, 1 dulc, 1 ferr, 1 gels, 1 graph, 1 hell, 1 hep, 1 hyos, 1 iber, 1 ign, 1 ip, 1 kali-bi, 1
kali-c, 1 kreos, 1 lach, 1 laur, 1 led, 1 lyc, 1 m-p-a, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-s, 1 merc, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac,
1 mygal, 1 myric, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 1 ozone, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 pitu-a, 1 plat, 1 puls, 1
pyrog, 1 ran-b, 1 rhus-t, 1 sars, 1 seneg, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 spig, 1 spong, 1 stann, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 stront-c,
1 sul-ac, 1 sulph, 1 tab, 1 teucr, 1 thuj, 1 tril-c, 1 v-a-b, 1 valer, 1 zinc
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Restlessness
TOUCH THINGS IMPELLED TO
Touch things impelled to is the rubric of preference for persons who are inclined to touch everything
that they see. They are instigated by the inner driving force which encourages and compels them to
touch the things.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bell, 1 carc, 1 cina, 1 hyos, 1 lycps, 2 merc, 1 sac-alb, 1 sulph, 2 thuj
TRANCE
Trance is a state that is like being asleep except that you can move and respond to questions and
commands like a person who is awake. It is the state of consciousness that resembles as that of
hypnotized. It is a state of concentration, awareness and/or focus that filters information and
experience. It is the state of low response to stimulus and diminished, narrow attention. A state of mind
in which consciousness is fragile and voluntary action is poor or missing. It is the state resembling deep
sleep. It is a condition of apparent sleep or unconsciousness, with marked physiological characteristics,
in which the body of the subject is liable to possession. Trance conditions include all the different states
of mind, emotions, moods and daydreams that human beings experience.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 acon, 1 aml-n, 1 art-v, 1 camph, 1 camph-br, 2 cann-i, 1 canth, 1 cham, 1 choc, 1 keroso, 3 LACH, 2
morph, 2 mosch, 1 nitro-o, 1 nux-m, 1 op, 1 sabad, 1 stram, 1 ter
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Unconsciousness trance
TRANQUILITY SERENITY CALMNESS
Tranquility refers to the state of mind Free from emotional or mental disturbance. It is the disposition
free from stress or emotion, complete calmness and serenity. It is a state of peace and calmness. The
quality or state of being quiet and peaceful is tranquility. It is liberty from disturbances or agitation and
peacefulness of mind.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 absin, 1 adam, 1 aesc, 1 aeth, 1 aether, 1 alco, 1 aloe, 1 androc, 1 apis, 1 arg, 1 arn, 2 ars, 1 asar, 1
aspar, 1 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 bamb-a, 1 bell, 1 bor, 1 cann-s, 1 caps, 1 casc, 1 caust, 1 cere-b, 2 cham, 2 chel, 2
chin, 1 chin-s, 1 chlor, 1 choc, 1 chol, 2 cic, 1 clem, 1 coca, 1 cocc, 1 cod, 2 coff, 1 coloc, 1 conin, 1 croc, 1
cycl, 1 dros, 1 eucal, 1 euph, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 1 fl-ac, 1 gins, 1 glyc-g, 1 gran, 1 graph, 1 ham, 2 hell, 1
hydr-ac, 2 hydrog, 2 hyos, 1 ign, 1 ip, 1 jatr, 1 kali-br, 1 lac-h, 1 lach, 1 laur, 1 led, 1 lil-t, 1 lim, 1 lyc, 1 lyss,
1 mag-s, 1 manc, 1 meny, 1 merl, 1 mez, 1 morph, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 naja, 1 narcot, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m,
1 nat-p, 1 nit-ac, 1 onop, 3 OP, 1 paro-i, 1 petr, 3 PH-AC, 1 phos, 1 pitu-a, 2 plat, 1 plb, 1 psil, 1 sars, 1
seneg, 3 SEP, 1 sil, 1 spig, 1 stann, 1 staph, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulph, 1 tarax, 1 tell, 1 thuj, 1 thyr, 1 tus-f, 1 verat,
1 viol-o, 1 zinc, 1 zinc-acet
CROSS REFERENCES
 Calmness
 Mildness
 Quite wants
 Serene
TRAVEL DESIRE TO
Travel is the movement of people between relatively distant geographical locations. It is the act of going
from one place to another.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 anan, 1 arag, 1 aur, 1 bac, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 1 bry, 1 calc, 3 CALC-P, 2 carc, 1 caust, 1 chel,
1 choc, 1 cimic, 1 cur, 1 elaps, 1 elat, 1 goss, 2 hipp, 1 hydrog, 2 ign, 2 iod, 1 lach, 1 lyss, 1 mag-c, 2 merc,
1 merc-i-f, 1 plat, 1 sanic, 1 thea, 3 TUB, 1 verat
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Insanity travel
 Wander desire to
TWILIGHT AGG MENTAL SYMPTOMS
Twilight is the time of day immediately following sunset. It is the diffused light from the sky when the
sun is below the horizon but its rays are refracted by the atmosphere of the earth. This rubric is of
significance when the symptoms of mind get intensified at this particular period of time.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 am-m, 1 ambr, 1 androc, 1 ant-c, 1 ars, 1 berb, 1 brom, 2 calc, 1 carb-v, 1 caust, 1 dig, 1 ign, 1
kali-i, 1 lap-c-b, 1 laur, 1 mag-c, 1 nux-v, 2 phos, 1 plat, 2 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 sep, 1 valer
TORPOR
Torpor, sometimes called temporary hibernation is a (usually short-term) state of decreased

physiological activity in an animal, usually characterized by a reduced body temperature and rate of
metabolism. It is a state of motor and mental inactivity with a partial suspension of sensibility. Inactivity
resulting from lethargy and lack of vigor or energy is torpidity. It is Loss of motion or sensation;
numbness, sluggishness, very similar to Stupor but more suggestive of numbness than of
unconsciousness as such. We would perhaps describe the state as one of total inactivity, great dullness
or even stupor without unconsciousness.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aether, 1 agar, 1 ail, 1 ammc, 1 apis, 1 arum-m, 1 asaf, 1 berb, 1 cann-i, 1 carc, 1 cedr, 1 chel, 2 cic, 1
cimic, 1 coca, 1 cod, 1 crot-c, 2 crot-h, 1 cupr, 1 fagu, 1 gad, 2 gels, 1 hydrc, 2 hyos, 1 ign, 2 iod, 1 kali-bi,
1 kali-br, 1 kali-s, 1 lepi, 1 lob, 1 lol, 2 lyc, 2 mag-m, 1 manc, 2 merc-c, 1 naja, 3 NAT-M, 3 NUX-M, 3 OP,
1 phys, 2 plb, 1 polyg, 2 puls, 1 rheum, 1 sang, 1 sec, 1 staph, 2 stram, 1 uran-n, 1 vip
CROSS REFERENCES
 Confusion
 Ennui
 Idiocy
 Indifference
 Morose
 Slowness
 Sluggishness
 Stupefaction
 Stupidity
 Torpor
 Unobserving
 Gen Lassitude
 Gen Weariness
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UGLY BEHAVIOUR
Ugly word implies to something which is displeasing to the senses. This adjective especially means
offensive to the sense of sight. This rubric stands for the conduct of the individual which is distressing
and offensive to the sense of sight.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bry, 1 bufo, 2 cham, 2 cina, 2 nux-v
UNCONSCIOUSNESS COMA STUPOR
Unconsciousness is the condition of being not conscious—in a mental state that involves complete or
near-complete lack of responsiveness to people and other environmental stimuli. Being in a comatose
state or coma is a type of unconsciousness. A coma is a state of unconsciousness lasting more than six
hours, in which a person: cannot be awakened; fails to respond normally to painful stimuli, light, or
sound; lacks a normal sleep-wake cycle; and, does not initiate voluntary actions. A person in a state of
coma is described as being comatose. Although a coma patient may appear to be awake, they are
unable to consciously feel, speak, hear, or move. Stupor is the lack of critical cognitive function and level
of consciousness wherein a sufferer is almost entirely unresponsive and only responds to base stimuli
such as pain, being characterized by impairments of reactions to external stimuli.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 absin, 1 acet-ac, 1 achy, 1 acon, 1 aesc, 1 aesc-g, 3 AETH, 1 aether, 1 agar, 1 agar-pa, 2 agar-ph, 1 agar-
se, 1 agar-st, 1 agav-t, 3 AIL, 1 alet, 2 alum, 1 am-c, 2 aml-n, 1 amyg-am, 2 anac, 1 ang, 1 ant-c, 2 ant-t, 2
apis, 1 apoc, 1 aq-mar, 2 arg-n, 2 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-h, 1 ars-met, 1 art-v, 1 astac, 1 atro, 1 bapt, 2 bar-c, 3
BELL, 1 benz-n, 1 bism, 2 bry, 1 bufo, 1 cact, 1 calad, 2 calc, 2 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-an,
2 carb-v, 1 carbn-o, 1 caust, 2 cham, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1 chin-s, 1 chlol, 2 cic, 1 clem, 1 cocc, 1 cod, 1 coloc, 3
CON, 1 cori-r, 1 corn, 1 croc, 1 crot-c, 1 crot-h, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 cyt-l, 1 dat-s, 2 dig, 1 dor, 1 dubin, 1
euph, 1 euphr, 1 ferr, 1 ferr-p, 2 gels, 1 glon, 2 graph, 1 grat, 2 ham, 2 hell, 2 helon, 2 hep, 1 hydr-ac, 1
hydrc, 2 hyos, 2 ign, 1 iod, 1 iris, 1 juni-v, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 2 kali-i, 2 kali-n, 1 kreos, 1 lach, 3 LED, 1 lob-
p, 1 lup, 1 lyc, 1 mag-c, 2 meli, 1 merc, 2 merc-c, 1 merc-n, 1 merc-pr-r, 1 morph, 1 mosch, 2 mur-ac, 1
myric, 1 nat-br, 1 nat-f, 3 NAT-M, 1 nit-ac, 2 nit-s-d, 3 NUX-M, 3 NUX-V, 1 oena, 2 op, 1 orig, 1 petr, 3
PH-AC, 3 PHOS, 1 phys, 1 phyt, 1 plat, 1 plb, 2 puls, 1 pyrus, 1 ran-b, 1 rheum, 1 rhus-t, 1 sal-ac, 1 samb,
1 sang, 1 sars, 1 scroph-n, 2 sec, 2 seneg, 1 sol-n, 1 sol-t, 1 spig, 2 stann, 2 stram, 1 stry, 1 sul-ac, 2 sulph,
1 tab, 1 tanac, 1 tarent, 1 tax, 1 ter, 1 tere-ch, 1 valer, 1 verat, 1 verat-v, 1 vip, 1 visc, 2 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Insensibility
 Stupefaction
 Stupor
 Torpor
 Gen faintness
UNCONSCIOUSNESS COMA STUPOR CONDUCT AUTOMATIC
such as pain, being characterized by impairments of reactions to external stimuli.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 anac, 1 anh, 1 bufo, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 caust, 1 cench, 1 cic, 1 con, 1 croc, 1 cur, 1 elaps, 1
hell, 1 hyos, 1 lac-h, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 2 nat-m, 2 nux-m, 1 oena, 2 phos, 2 sil, 2 vesp, 2 visc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Mental insensibility
 Automatic behaviour
 Gestures automatic
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UNCONSCIOUSNESS COMA STUPOR INCOMPLETE
such as pain, being characterized by impairments of reactions to external stimuli. This is the rubric of
choice at instances when there is only partial or fractional loss of consciousness.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ars, 1 carb-ac, 1 chlor, 1 crot-h, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-ar, 1 glon, 1 ign, 1 morph, 1 nat-c, 1 nitro-o, 1 op, 1 sec,
1 sol-t, 1 stram, 1 sul-ac
CROSS REFRENCES
 Semiconscious
UNCONSCIOUSNESS COMA STUPOR SYNCOPE
such as pain, being characterized by impairments of reactions to external stimuli. Syncope is precisely
defined as a transient loss of consciousness and postural tone, characterized by rapid onset, short
duration, and spontaneous recovery, due to global cerebral hypoperfusion that most often results from
hypotension .i.e. low blood pressure.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acet-ac, 1 acetan, 2 acon, 1 aether, 1 alet, 1 am-c, 1 am-caust, 1 aml-n, 1 amyg-am, 1 ant-t, 1 apis, 1
apisin, 1 apom, 2 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-h, 1 asaf, 1 atro, 1 aur, 1 ba-sv, 1 both-l, 1 cact, 2 canth, 1 carb-v, 1
cham, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1 cimic, 2 coll, 1 cupr, 1 cupr-ar, 3 DIG, 1 ferr, 1 glon, 1 ign, 1 ip, 1 lach, 1 lil-t, 2 lina,
1 m-arct, 1 m-p-a, 1 mag-c, 1 mag-m, 1 merc-cy, 1 mosch, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 1 oena, 1 op, 1 ph-ac, 1
phase, 1 phos, 1 phys, 2 puls, 1 sep, 1 spig, 1 spong, 1 sulph, 2 sumb, 1 tab, 1 thyr, 2 tril, 1 verat, 1 zinc
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UNCONSCIOUSNESS COMA STUPOR TRANSIENT
such as pain, being characterized by impairments of reactions to external stimuli. This is the state of
stupor or unconsciousness lasting a very short time, momentarily, or transiently.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 asaf, 1 bov, 1 bufo, 1 calad, 1 calc, 1 cann-i, 1 canth, 1 carb-an, 1 chel, 1 chim-m, 1 dig, 1 hep, 3 IGN, 1
kali-c, 1 lyss, 1 med, 2 mosch, 2 nat-m, 1 ol-an, 3 PULS, 1 rhod, 1 rhus-t, 1 sec, 1 sil, 1 zinc
UNDIGNIFIED
Dignity is a term used in moral, ethical, and political discussions to signify that a being has an innate
right to respect and ethical treatment. Dignity is the respect that other people have for you or that you
have for yourself. It is the quality of being worthy of esteem or respect. It is bearing, conduct, or speech
indicative of self-respect or appreciation of the formality or gravity of an occasion or situation. It is the
quality of being worthy of honor or respect. Undignified is the word in use for those lacking dignity,
lacking the features of being creditable of honor or respect.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alco
CROSS REFRENCES
 Servile
 Shameless
UNFEELING HEARD HEARTED
Unfeeling hardhearted is having or showing no kindness or sympathy for other people. It implies Lacking
in feeling or pity or warmth. It is when one is not able to feel sympathy and compassion or any other
such emotions for other people. It is to be devoid of feelings for others.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 alco, 3 ANAC, 1 androc, 1 ars, 1 bism, 1 cench, 1 choc, 1 con, 1 croc, 1 hep, 1 hyos, 1 kali-i, 1 lac-h, 2
lach, 1 lap-mar-c, 2 laur, 1 med, 1 op, 1 ozone, 1 squil, 2 sulph, 1 sumb
CROSS REFERENCES
 Brutality
 Cruelty
 Hard hearted
 Malicious
 Sensitive want
 Unsympathetic
 Wicked
UNFORTUNATE FEELS
Unfortunate feels is the rubric which stands for occasions when the person feels that he is not favored
by good fortune. He feels to be surrounded by bad luck. This is the feeling of being unlucky.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bry, 1 carb-v, 1 carc, 1 caust, 2 chel, 2 chin, 1 cub, 2 graph, 1 hell, 1 hura, 1 ip, 1 kali-c, 2 lyc, 1 merc, 1
rhus-t, 1 sars, 2 sep, 2 staph, 1 sulph, 2 tab, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Confidence wants
 Del misfortune inconsolable
 Del unfortunate
 Del wretched looking
 Fear misfortune
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 Inconsolable misfortune
 Pieties
 Sadness misfortune
 Weeping pitied
UNGRATEFUL
To be grateful is feeling or showing gratitude in response to the favors done. Ungrateful is not feeling or
showing thanks for favors. It is a thankless behaviour. The good deeds are not being acknowledged.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 ars, 1 bry, 1 calc, 1 caust, 1 chin, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 3 PLAT, 1 puls, 1 sil, 1 staph, 2 sulph, 1
tarent
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Indifference done for her
UNIMPRESSIONABLE
Impressionable can be defined as easily affected by impressions, capable of being influenced

intellectually, emotionally, or morally. It simply means easily impressed or influenced.
Unimpressionable is not sensitive or susceptible to impression.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 rheum
UNMANAGEABLE
Unmanageable means it is difficult to deal with or control. It is Incapability of being govern, organized or
control or managed.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 aether, 1 alco, 1 am-c, 1 atro, 1 bell, 1 dig, 1 lyc, 1 petr, 1 stram
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Aversion handled being

 Capriciousness
UNRELIABLE
Unreliable is rubric for behaviour which is not worthy of reliance or trust. It is not able to be trusted to
do or provide what is needed or promised. This rubric is used for persons who are not convincing or
trustworthy.
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IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 act-sp, 1 anh, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 con, 1 lyc, 1 merc, 1 op, 1 sil, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Capriciousness
 Deceitful
 Heedless
 Irresolution
 Liar
 Mood changeable
UNTIDY
Untidy means not neat and clean, lacking of tidiness. It is not having neat or clean habits. It is related of
things or activities not done in an organized and pleasant way.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 am-c, 1 androc, 1 aur-ar, 1 caps, 1 carc, 1 lac-h, 2 psor, 1 sil, 2 sulph
CROSS REFERENCES
 Dirty
 Indifference
 Heedless
 Indifference appearance
 Indifference external things
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USURER
Usury is the practice of making loans with excessive or abusive interest rates. Usurer is someone who
lends money at excessive rates of interest. He is a person who loans money to others and charges
interest, particularly at an illegal, exorbitant, or unfair rate. In much simple words a person who lends
money and requires the borrower to pay a high amount of interest is usurer.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 lyc, 1 puls, 1 sulph
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VANITY
Vanity is the excessive belief in one's own abilities or attractiveness to others. It is to have Excessive
pride in one’s own appearance or achievements. If u refer to someone’s vanity, you are critical of them,
because they take great pride in their appearance or abilities. It is to have Excessive belief in one’s own
abilities or attractiveness to others. It is conceit about one's appearance or attainments. It is excessive
pride in one’s appearance or accomplishment. It is to be obsessed with how you look, to love one self’s
image, to think you are the most gorgeous thing on two legs.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
2 bell, 1 lap-mar-c, 1 lil-t, 1 lyc, 2 merc, 1 nux-v, 1 plat, 2 puls, 1 sulph, 2 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Affectation
 Admiration desire
 Appreciation longs for
 Contemptuous
 Deeds feels as if do great
 Del body greatness
 Del humility lowness of others
 Del inferior people seems
 Del superiority
 Del tall he is
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 Egotism
 Extravagance
 Flattery desire
 Haughty
 Longing for good
 Presumptuous
 Squanders money
 Talking pleasure in his own talking
VENERATION
Veneration is to feel or show deep respect for someone or something that is considered great, holy, etc.
it is a feeling of profound respect for someone or something. It is the highest degree of respect. It is to
honor in recognition of qualities of holiness, excellence, wisdom, etc.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 anac, 1 ars, 1 aur, 1 bell, 1 cic, 1 coff, 1 croc, 1 hyos, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 puls, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Admiration
 Reverence
VERSES MAKES
Making verses is writing or talking in which words is arranged in a rhythmic pattern. It is a single metrical
line in a poetic composition; one line of poetry. It is a composition written in metrical feet forming
rhythmical lines.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 am-c, 2 ant-c, 1 cann-i, 1 carb-v, 1 chin, 1 coff, 1 lach, 1 lyc, 1 nat-m, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 thea
SUB RUBRICS
 Verses makes sleep falling asleep-1 nat-m

 Verses repeating childhood from- 1 Coca-c
VEXATION
Vexation is the state of being worried or annoyed.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
(See Anger irritability)
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CROSS REFERENCES
 Anger irritability
 Anger ailments after
 Disconcerted
 Discontent
 Irritability
 Sadness annoyance
 Chest palpitation vexation after
 Chill vexation after
 Confusion vexation after
 Cough chagrin
 Cough ferrety
 Cough vexation
 Ear pain vexation after
 Face red vexation after
 Face disc yellow vexation after
 Fever vexation
 Perspiration vexation
 Dreams vexation
 Stomach indigestion vexation
 Teeth pain vexation
 Vertigo vexation
VIOLENCE, VEHEMANCE
Violence is great destructive force or energy, Intensity or forcefulness of expression. It is the act or an
instance of violent action or behavior. It is a kind of swift and intense force. It is characterized by
forcefulness of expression or intensity of emotion or conviction. It is marked by or full of vigor or energy.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 abrot, 1 absin, 1 acon, 1 aesc, 2 agar, 1 agav-t, 1 alco, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 ambr, 2 anac,
2 androc, 1 ang, 2 ant-t, 1 apis, 1 arn, 1 ars, 3 AUR, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-s, 1 bar-c, 3 BELL, 1 bor, 2 bry, 1 calc, 1
calc-p, 1 camph, 1 canth, 1 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 2 carbn-s, 1 carc, 1 caust, 2 cham, 1 chap, 1 chin, 1 chol, 3
CIC, 1 cocc, 1 coff, 1 coloc, 1 con, 1 corn, 1 croc, 1 cupr, 1 cyna, 1 dros, 1 dulc, 1 ferr, 1 gall-ac, 1 gamb, 1
graph, 1 grat, 3 HEP, 3 HYOS, 1 ictod, 1 ign, 3 IOD, 1 iodof, 1 kali-ar, 1 kali-bi, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-i, 2 kali-p, 1
lach, 1 laur, 2 led, 1 lil-t, 2 lyc, 2 m-arct, 1 mag-s, 1 mang, 1 med, 1 merc, 1 merc-c, 1 merl, 1 mez, 1 mill,
1 mosch, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 1 nicc, 1 nit-ac, 1 nitro-o, 3 NUX-V, 1 oena, 1 olnd, 1 op, 1 ox-ac, 1
ozone, 2 petr, 1 ph-ac, 2 phos, 1 plat, 1 plb, 1 prot, 1 psor, 1 ran-b, 1 rham-p, 1 sabad, 1 sac-alb, 1 seneg,
2 sep, 1 sil, 1 spig, 1 stann, 1 staph, 3 STRAM, 1 stront-c, 2 sulph, 1 syph, 2 tarent, 1 teucr, 1 thuj, 1 tub, 1
tub-k, 2 verat, 1 verat-v, 2 visc, 1 zinc
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CROSS REFERENCES
 Ailments violence
 Anger stabbed
 Anger violent
 Biting
 Breaking
 Contradiction
 Cut others desire to
 Delirium arm things
 Delirium attack people
 Delirium fierce
 Delirium violent
 Destructiveness
 Fanaticism
 Fight
 Gestures violent
 Kicking
 Kill desire to
 Mania
 Rage
 Spitting faces
 Striking himself
 Striking children
 Tearing things
 Vehement
 Vindictive
 Wildness
VIVACIOUSNESS
Vivaciousness denotes happy and lively in a way that is attractive. It is the behaviour full of animation
and spirit. They are lively and animated, full of life and energy. It is to be full of high spirits and
animation; lively or vital. If you describe someone as vivacious, you mean that they are lively, exciting
and attractive.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 2 agar, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 anac, 1 anag, 1 androc, 1 ang, 1 anh, 1 arg, 2 arg-n, 1 ars, 1 ars-
s-f, 3 AUR, 1 bart, 2 bell, 1 bor, 2 bov, 1 brom, 1 bufo-s, 1 cact, 1 calc-s, 1 camph, 1 cann-s, 1 carb-an, 1
carb-v, 1 carbn-s, 1 chin, 1 chlol, 1 cimic, 1 cit-v, 1 clem, 1 cob, 1 coc-c, 1 cocc, 1 cod, 2 coff, 1 con, 3
CROC, 1 crot-h, 1 cupr, 1 cycl, 1 dig, 1 ery-m, 1 ferr, 1 fl-ac, 1 gast, 1 gels, 1 glon, 1 graph, 1 grat, 1 hep, 1
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hipp, 1 hydrc, 2 hyos, 3 IGN, 1 indg, 1 iod, 1 ip, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-p, 1 kerose, 1 keroso, 3 LACH, 1 lact, 1 laur,
1 luf-op, 2 lyc, 1 mag-m, 1 mag-s, 1 merc, 1 merc-i-f, 1 merl, 1 mez, 1 morph, 1 naja, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1
nat-s, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-m, 1 nux-v, 2 op, 1 orig, 1 ox-ac, 1 par, 1 paull, 1 peti, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phel, 3
PHOS, 1 pip-m, 2 plat, 1 plb, 1 psor, 2 rhus-t, 1 sabad, 1 seneg, 1 sep, 1 spig, 1 spong, 1 squil, 3 STRAM, 1
sul-ac, 2 sulph, 1 sumb, 2 tarent, 3 TEUCR, 1 thea, 1 thuj, 1 upa, 1 valer, 1 verat, 1 verb, 1 viol-o, 1 viol-t,
1 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Charming
 Cheerful
 Excitement
 Exhilaration
 High-spirited
 Jesting
 Mirth
 Playful
 Pleasure
 Quick to act
 Sleep sleeplessness vivacity from
 Thoughts rapid
VOYEURISM
Voyeurism is the sexual interest in or practice of spying on people engaged in intimate behaviors, such
as undressing, sexual activity, or other actions usually considered being of a private nature. He is a
person who derives sexual gratification from observing the naked bodies or sexual acts of others,
especially from a secret vantage point. A perversion in which a person receives sexual gratification from
seeing the genitalia of others or witnessing others' sexual behavior. The derivation of sexual satisfaction
by watching people secretly, especially when those being watched are undressed or engaging in sexual
activity.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bufo, 1 hyos, 1 staph
VULNERABLE
Vulnerability refers to the inability to withstand the effects of a hostile environment. It is to be

unprotected against attack; liable to be hurt or damaged capable of being physically or emotionally
wounded or hurt. It is most likely to be exposed to the chance of being attacked or harmed, either
physically or emotionally.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
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1 am-m, 1 am-s, 1 anac, 1 ars, 1 bamb-a, 1 calc, 1 calc-f, 1 calc-p, 1 carc, 2 caust, 1 choc, 1 hep, 1 hydrog,
1 hyos, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 mag-p, 1 med, 1 merc, 2 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-p, 1 nat-s, 1 nat-sil, 1 ph-ac, 1 puls
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WANDER DESIRES TO
Wander is to move about aimlessly or without any destination. It is to travel from place to place,
especially on foot, without a particular direction or purpose. To move about without a definite
destination or purpose, aimlessly, without any objective in view is called as wandering.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 arag, 2 bry, 1 calc, 2 calc-p, 1 cench, 1 choc, 1 cimic, 1 elat, 2 kali-br, 1 lach, 1 lyss, 1 merc, 1 sanic, 3
TUB, 1 valer, 1 verat, 1 verat-v
CROSS REFERENCES
 Activity restless
 Anguish driving from place to place
 Anxiety restlessness
 Delirium restless
 Excitement nervous
 Fear driving from place to place
 Fidgety
 Hurried
 Impatience
 Nervousness
 Sense acute
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 Starting uneasiness
 Wandering desire
 Walking rapidly
 Weeping nervous
 Extr restless
 Gen shuddering
WASHING
Washing is one way of cleaning, namely with water and often some kind of soap or detergent.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 ars, 1 coca, 1 cur, 2 lac-c, 2 med, 1 merc, 2 nat-m, 1 plat, 1 psor, 1 sep, 1 sil, 2 sulph, 1 syph, 1 thuj
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Fear disease contaminating

 Extremities- Washes
WATCHFULNESS
Watchfulness is always watching the actions of someone or something, paying careful attention to
someone or something. It is the vigilant attentiveness of the subject.
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IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 ars, 1 calc-p, 1 eup-a, 1 ferr-p, 1 phos, 1 stram, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERRENCE
 Suspicious
 Inquisitive
WEARISOME
A wearisome activity or time is one that makes you feel tired or bored.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 aeth, 1 allox, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 anac, 1 ant-c, 1 arg-n, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 asar, 2 ba-sv, 1
bell, 1 bism, 1 both-a, 1 bov, 1 bry, 1 calc, 2 calc-s, 1 cann-s, 1 caps, 1 carb-an, 1 caust, 1 cham, 1 chin, 1
clem, 1 cocc, 1 colch, 1 coloc, 1 con, 1 cupr, 1 cycl, 1 dig, 2 euon, 1 graph, 2 grat, 1 guai, 1 hep, 1 ign, 1
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indg, 1 ip, 1 kali-c, 1 kali-n, 1 kreos, 1 lach, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 led, 1 lyc, 1 mag-c, 2 mang, 1 merc, 1 mez, 1
mur-ac, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nat-s, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 1 olnd, 1 paull, 1 petr, 2 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 plat, 1 puls, 1
ran-b, 1 rat, 1 rheum, 1 rhus-t, 1 sabin, 1 samb, 1 sars, 1 sep, 1 spong, 1 squil, 2 staph, 2 stront-c, 1 stry,
2 sul-ac, 1 sulph, 1 teucr, 1 thuj, 1 verb, 1 viol-t, 2 zinc
CROSS REFERENCES
 Boredom
 Disgust everything with
 Dullness
 Pessimist
 Wearisome
 Weary of life
 Gen Lassitude
 Gen- Weariness
WEARY OF LIFE
Weary of life denotes the state of disposition when the person feels totally tired of life. It is that he is
exhausted or is tired through overuse or great strain or stress of life and thus loses interest or become
bored of his existence.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 act-sp, 1 agn, 1 aloe, 1 alum, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 1 ant-c, 1 ant-t, 1 apis, 1 aran-ix, 3 ARS, 3 AUR, 1 aur-ar, 2
aur-m, 2 bell, 1 berb, 1 bor, 1 bov, 1 buth-aust, 1 calc, 1 calc-ar, 1 calc-sil, 1 carb-v, 1 caust, 3 CHIN, 1
chin-ar, 1 con, 1 dros, 1 euph-c, 1 grat, 1 hep, 1 hipp, 1 hydro-c, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 1 ind, 1 kali-bi, 2 kali-
br, 1 kali-chl, 2 kali-p, 1 kreos, 2 lac-d, 1 lach, 1 laur, 1 led, 1 lyc, 1 merc, 1 mez, 1 mur-ac, 1 naja, 1 nat-c,
2 nat-m, 3 NAT-S, 1 nat-sil, 1 nep, 2 nit-ac, 2 nux-v, 1 op, 2 ph-ac, 3 PHOS, 1 phyt, 1 pic-ac, 1 pitu-p, 1
plat, 1 plb, 1 podo, 1 psor, 2 puls, 2 rhus-t, 1 rhus-v, 1 rib-ac, 1 ruta, 1 sec, 1 sep, 2 sil, 1 spig, 1 spong, 1
staph, 1 stram, 1 sul-ac, 1 sulph, 2 ter, 1 thuj, 1 tub, 1 tub-r, 1 valer, 1 verat, 1 xan, 1 zinc, 1 ziz
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CROSS REFERENCES
 Boredom
 Disgusts everything with
 Dullness
 Pessimist
 Wearisome
 Weary of life
 Gen Lassitude
 Gen- Weariness
WEEPING TEARFUL MOOD
Weeping is shedding tears as a response to an emotional state in humans. It is expressing grief, sorrow,
or any overwhelming emotion by shedding tears, usually accompanied by sobs or other inarticulate
sounds.
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IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 abel, 1 absin, 1 acet-ac, 2 acon, 2 aeth, 1 aether, 1 agar, 1 ail, 1 all-c, 1 all-s, 1 allox, 2 alum, 1 alum-p, 1
alum-sil, 1 alumn, 1 am-c, 2 am-m, 1 ambr, 1 amyg-am, 1 anac, 1 anan, 1 ang, 1 anh, 2 ant-c, 2 ant-t, 3
APIS, 1 apoc, 1 aq-mar, 1 arg, 2 arg-n, 2 arist-cl, 1 arn, 1 ars, 1 ars-i, 1 ars-s-f, 1 art-v, 1 arum-m, 1 arund,
1 asaf, 1 asar, 1 aster, 1 atro, 2 aur, 1 aur-ar, 1 aur-i, 1 aur-m, 1 aur-s, 1 bac, 1 bad, 1 bamb-a, 1 bapt, 1
bar-c, 1 bar-i, 1 bar-s, 2 bell, 1 benz, 1 berb, 1 bor, 1 both-a, 1 bov, 1 brom, 2 bry, 1 bufo, 1 buth-aust, 2
cact, 1 cahin, 1 calad, 3 CALC, 1 calc-acet, 2 calc-ar, 2 calc-i, 2 calc-p, 3 CALC-S, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 1
camph-br, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-ac, 1 carb-an, 2 carb-v, 1 carbn-h, 1 carbn-o, 3
CARBN-S, 1 carc, 1 card-m, 1 carl, 1 cass, 1 cast, 3 CAUST, 1 cedr, 1 cench, 2 cham, 1 chap, 2 chel, 1
chen-a, 1 chin, 1 chin-ar, 1 chin-b, 2 chin-s, 1 chlf, 1 chlol, 1 choc, 3 CIC, 2 cimic, 2 cina, 1 cinnam, 1 cit-v,
1 clem, 1 coca, 2 cocc, 2 coff, 1 colch, 1 coloc, 2 con, 1 convo-s, 1 cop, 1 cortiso, 1 croc, 1 crot-c, 2 crot-h,
2 cupr, 1 cupr-acet, 1 cur, 1 cycl, 1 cypr, 1 der, 2 dig, 1 dros, 1 dulc, 1 erig, 1 eup-per, 1 eup-pur, 1 euph,
1 euphr, 2 ferr, 1 ferr-ar, 1 ferr-i, 1 ferr-p, 1 ferul, 1 fl-ac, 1 foll, 1 form, 1 galv, 1 gels, 1 gent-c, 1 gins, 1
glon, 1 goss, 3 GRAPH, 1 guai, 1 haem, 2 hell, 2 hep, 1 hipp, 1 hir, 1 hist, 1 hura, 2 hydr, 1 hydr-ac, 1
hydro-c, 1 hydrog, 1 hyos, 1 hyosin, 1 hyper, 1 hypoth, 1 iber, 3 IGN, 1 ind, 1 indg, 1 iod, 1 ip, 2 jal, 1 jug-
r, 1 kali-ar, 2 kali-bi, 3 KALI-BR, 2 kali-c, 1 kali-chl, 1 kali-cy, 1 kali-fcy, 1 kali-i, 1 kali-m, 1 kali-n, 1 kali-ox,
2 kali-p, 1 kali-s, 1 kali-sil, 1 kalm, 1 kiss, 1 kreos, 3 LAC-C, 1 lac-d, 1 lac-h, 1 lach, 1 lachn, 1 lact, 1 lam, 1
lap-c-b, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lat-m, 1 laur, 1 led, 1 levo, 2 lil-t, 1 linu-u, 1 lith-c, 1 lob, 1 lob-s, 1 luna, 1 lup, 3 LYC,
1 lyss, 2 m-arct, 1 m-aust, 1 mag-c, 2 mag-m, 2 mag-p, 1 mag-s, 1 manc, 2 mang, 2 med, 2 meli, 1 meny,
1 merc, 1 merc-acet, 1 merc-c, 2 merc-i-r, 1 merc-meth, 1 merl, 1 methys, 1 mez, 2 morg, 1 morg-g, 1
morph, 1 mosch, 1 mur-ac, 1 murx, 1 mut, 1 naja, 1 nat-acet, 1 nat-ar, 1 nat-c, 3 NAT-M, 2 nat-p, 2 nat-s,
1 nat-sil, 1 nicc, 1 nid, 2 nit-ac, 1 nit-s-d, 1 nitro-o, 2 nux-m, 2 nux-v, 1 oci, 1 oena, 1 olnd, 1 op, 1 osm, 1
oxyu-s, 2 ozone, 3 PALL, 1 paull, 1 peti, 2 petr, 2 ph-ac, 1 phel, 2 phos, 1 phyt, 1 pitu-a, 1 pitu-p, 1 plan, 3
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PLAT, 1 plb, 1 plect, 1 podo, 1 prot, 1 prun, 1 psil, 1 psor, 3 PULS, 1 puls-n, 1 pyrog, 1 pyrus, 1 raja-s, 1
ran-b, 1 raph, 1 rheum, 1 rhod, 3 RHUS-T, 1 rib-ac, 1 rob, 1 rumx, 1 ruta, 1 sabad, 1 sabin, 1 sac-alb, 1
samb, 1 sanic, 1 sarr, 1 sars, 1 sec, 1 sel, 1 senec, 2 seneg, 1 senn, 3 SEP, 1 sil, 1 sol-n, 1 spig, 1 spig-m, 1
spira, 2 spong, 1 squil, 2 stann, 2 staph, 1 stram, 2 stry, 2 sul-ac, 1 sul-i, 3 SULPH, 1 sumb, 1 syc-co, 1
syph, 1 tab, 2 tarent, 1 tep, 1 teucr, 1 thal, 1 thala, 1 thea, 1 ther, 1 thlaspi, 1 thuj, 1 thuj-l, 1 til, 1 trinit, 1
tub, 1 ust, 1 vac, 1 valer, 1 ven-m, 3 VERAT, 1 verat-v, 1 vinc, 2 viol-o, 1 viol-t, 1 vip, 1 visc, 1 wies, 1 wild,
1 zinc, 1 zinc-p, 1 ziz
CROSS REFERENCES
 Ailments from grief

 Anxiety weeping
 Complaining
 Confusion weeping
 Crying
 Delirium crying
 Discontent weeping >
 Discouraged weeping >
 Fear weeping
 Grief
 Indifference weeping
 Lamenting
 Sadness
 Sadness weeping >
 Shrieking
 Sobbing
WEEPING ADMONITION FROM
sounds. Admonition is cautionary advice about something imminent. It is counseling against a fault;
gentle reproof, to advise to do or against doing something, to warn. It is gentle or friendly criticism
counseling in opposition to fault or error. This is rubric of choice when the person is so much sensitive
that even a friendly advice causes to weep.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 bell, 2 calc, 1 carc, 1 chin, 1 ign, 2 kali-c, 2 lyc, 1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 plat, 1 staph
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Remonstrated
 Admonition agg
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 Reproaches
 A/f reproaches
WEEPING ALOUD
sounds. Weeping aloud is rubric for weeping with a loud sound.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 alum, 1 atro, 1 carb-an, 1 carbn-h, 1 cham, 1 cic, 2 cocc, 1 coff, 1 con, 1 cupr, 2 hep, 1 hyos, 2
ign, 1 kali-c, 1 lob, 3 LYC, 1 lyss, 1 mag-c, 2 mag-p, 1 merc, 1 nat-c, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 2 op, 1 phos, 1 plat,
1 plb, 1 plect, 1 puls, 1 rhus-t, 1 sabin, 2 sep, 1 staph, 3 STRAM, 1 sulph
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Sobbing
WEEPING CAUSELESS
sounds. Weeping causeless is rubric for instances of shedding tears devoid of any cause.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 3 APIS, 1 ars, 1 aur, 2 bell, 1 cact, 1 camph, 1 chel, 1 chin, 1 cocc, 1 cortiso, 2 graph, 1 hura, 1 ign,
1 kali-ar, 1 kali-br, 1 kali-c, 1 kreos, 2 lyc, 1 med, 1 meli, 2 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 1 ozone, 1 phos, 1
pitu-a, 1 psor, 3 PULS, 1 pyrog, 1 rhus-t, 2 sep, 1 staph, 1 stry, 3 SULPH, 1 syph, 1 tarent, 1 thala, 1
thlaspi, 1 tub, 1 viol-o, 2 zinc
WEEPING EASILY
sounds. This rubric stands for weeping at slightest provocation.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 1 anan, 1 arg, 1 arist-cl, 1 aster, 2 bell, 1 bufo, 2 calc, 1 carc, 3 CAUST, 1 chin, 1 coff, 1 iod, 2 kali-
br, 1 lyc, 1 med, 1 mut, 2 nat-m, 2 op, 1 plat, 1 prot, 3 PULS, 1 rhus-t, 2 sep, 1 sil, 1 staph, 1 trinit
WEEPING INCESSANTLY
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sounds. Weeping incessantly is weeping without interruption, ceaselessly.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 ail, 2 ambr, 2 camph, 2 ferr, 2 ip, 1 kali-c, 2 lyc, 1 merc, 1 merc-c, 2 murx, 1 op, 2 puls, 1 samb, 2 stram,
1 sul-ac, 2 thuj
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Weeping day and night

 Nervous feels so, feels like weeping day and night
WEEPING INVOLUNTARY
sounds. Weeping involuntary is rubric of significance for an instance when weeping is out of the control
of will, unintentional and uninhibited.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
2 alum, 1 alum-p, 1 ars, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph, 1 cann-i, 1 cench, 1 con, 1 croc, 3 CUPR, 3 IGN, 1 kali-br, 1
kiss, 1 mang, 2 merc, 1 morph, 1 mosch, 3 NAT-M, 1 nat-p, 1 olnd, 2 op, 1 peti, 1 phos, 1 pitu-p, 3 PLAT,
3 PULS, 3 RHUS-T, 1 sarr, 3 SEP, 1 stram, 1 verat, 1 vinc
WEEPING PAROXYSMAL
sounds. Weeping paroxysmal is when the episode of weeping comes suddenly and that often occurs
again and again.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 dig, 3 KALI-BR, 2 lac-c, 1 lachn, 1 phos, 1 sep, 1 stry
WEEPING REMONSTRATED WITH WHEN
sounds. The above rubric has its importance when the person weeps while disagreeing and arguing or
complaining about something.
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IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 bell, 1 calc, 1 carc, 1 ign, 2 kali-c, 1 nit-ac, 1 plat, 1 staph
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Admonition
WEEPING SOBBING
sounds. Weeping sobbing is to cry noisily while taking in short, sudden breaths.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 aur, 1 camph, 2 cic, 2 cocc, 1 con, 1 galv, 1 hell, 1 hyos, 2 ign, 1 ip, 1 lap-gr-m, 1 lob, 1 lyss, 2 mag-p, 1
mez, 1 nat-m, 2 nit-ac, 1 op, 1 puls, 1 stram, 1 zinc
CROSS REFFERENCES
 Weeping aloud
 Respiration Sighing
WEEPING SPASMODIC
sounds. Weeping spasmodic is to weep suddenly and briefly at different times in a way that is not
regular.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 alum, 1 aur, 2 bell, 1 bov, 1 carbn-o, 2 caust, 1 cina, 1 cupr, 3 IGN, 1 lach, 1 mag-p, 1 mosch, 1 nat-m, 1
ozone, 1 phos, 1 plb, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 stry, 1 thala, 1 thuj
WEEPING TRIFLES AT
sounds. Weeping on least important matters or because of insignificant causes is termed as weeping
trifles at.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
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1 ant-c, 1 arg, 1 ars, 1 aur, 1 bamb-a, 1 bell, 1 benz, 1 bufo, 1 calc, 3 CAUST, 1 cina, 1 cocc, 1 coff, 1 con,
1 graph, 1 hypoth, 1 ign, 1 kali-br, 2 kali-p, 1 lyc, 1 nat-m, 1 nux-v, 1 oena, 1 oxyu-s, 1 petr, 1 pitu-a, 1
plat, 1 puls, 1 puls-n, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 staph, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 thal, 1 ven-m, 2 verat, 1 visc
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Weeping emotion after slight
WHIMPERING
Whimpering is to make a quiet crying sound, to weep weakly or softly, to make small sounds of pain,
fear, or sadness.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 3 ALUM, 1 am-c, 1 ambr, 1 anac, 2 ant-t, 1 apis, 3 ARN, 1 ars, 2 aur, 1 bac, 1 bar-c, 1 bell, 3 BOR,
3 BRY, 1 bufo, 1 calc, 3 CAMPH, 1 canth, 1 caps, 1 carb-an, 1 caust, 2 cham, 1 chel, 2 chin, 1 cic, 2 cina, 1
cocc, 1 colch, 1 cupr, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 2 ip, 2 kreos, 1 lach, 1 lachn, 1 lyc, 1 m-p-a, 1 mag-c, 2 merc, 1 merc-d,
1 nat-m, 1 nit-ac, 1 nux-v, 1 op, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 1 plb, 1 podo, 1 puls, 1 rheum, 1 rhus-t, 1 sac-alb, 1 sec,
1 senec, 1 sil, 1 squil, 1 stann, 1 stram, 1 sulph, 1 tub, 1 verat, 1 zinc
WHISTLING
Whistling is the production of sound by means of carefully controlling a stream of air flowing through a
small hole. Whistling can be achieved by creating a small opening with one's lips and then blowing or
sucking air through the hole. The air is moderated by the lips, tongue, teeth or fingers (placed over the
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mouth) to create turbulence, and the mouth acts as a resonant chamber to enhance the resulting
sound. It is to make a tune or musical notes by forcing air through your mouth.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 agar, 1 bell, 1 calc, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 caps, 1 carb-an, 1 carbn-s, 2 croc, 2 lach, 1 lachn, 1 lyc, 1 merc-
i-f, 2 plat, 2 stram, 1 sulph, 1 viol-o
WICKED DISPOSITION
Wicked nature is of being morally wrong and deliberately intending to hurt people. It is to be morally
bad in principle or practice. It is the evil character or evil temperament.
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IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 anac, 1 cocc, 1 cub, 1 cur, 1 nux-v, 1 sarr
CROSS REFERENCES
 Brutality
 Cruelty
 Cursing
 Hard hearted
 Hatred
 Jealousy vindictive
 Joy misfortune
 Misanthropy
 Mischievous
 Play dirty tricks on others
 Plans making revengeful
 Thoughts persistent evil
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WILDNESS
Wildness is the property of being wild or turbulent, lacking restraint. Passion which is uncontrollable and
its intensity are so high that it appears irrational and is accompanied with great amount of strength.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 1 acon-l, 1 agar-st, 1 ant-t, 1 apoc, 1 arag, 1 aur, 1 bapt, 1 bell, 1 calc-p, 1 camph, 1 canth, 1 chin-
ar, 1 chlf, 1 chlol, 1 colch, 1 cot, 1 croc, 1 cupr, 1 fagu, 1 hyos, 1 ign, 1 lil-t, 2 lob, 1 lyss, 1 m-aust, 1 med,
1 mosch, 1 nat-s, 1 op, 1 petr, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 2 stram, 1 tab, 1 tarent, 1 vario, 2 verat
CROSS REFERENCES
 Anger
 Daring wild
 Delirium wild
 Exhilaration
 Exuberance
 Gestures wild
 Insanity
 Laughing wild
 Mania
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 Rage
 Violent
 Mouth speech wild
WILL CONTRADICTION OF
Will refers to a property of the mind, and an attribute of acts intentionally performed. It is the capability
of conscious choice and decision and intention. In general, "Will" does not refer to one particular or
most preferred desire but rather to the general capacity to have such desires and act decisively to
achieve them, according to whatever criteria the willing agent applies. Contradiction is disagreement
between two conflicting ideas. A contradiction consists of a logical incompatibility between two or more
propositions. Will contradiction is the rubric of preference when there is disagreement between the
intention and the activities performed.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 acon, 3 ANAC, 1 anh, 1 ant-t, 1 aq-mar, 1 aur, 1 bar-c, 1 cann-i, 1 cann-s, 1 caps, 1 irid, 2 kali-c, 1 lac-c,
2 lach, 1 lyss, 1 naja, 1 op, 1 paro-i, 1 sep, 2 sil, 1 verb
CROSS REFERENCES
 Antagonism
 Confusion will
 Contradictory action
 Contradictory speech
 Thoughts two
WILL LOSS OF
Will refers to a property of the mind, and an attribute of acts intentionally performed. It is the capability
of conscious choice and decision and intention. In general, "Will" does not refer to one particular or
most preferred desire but rather to the general capacity to have such desires and act decisively to
achieve them, according to whatever criteria the willing agent applies. Will loss of is in relevance when
there are no intentions to perform any activity, no driving force to achieve desired objective is at
employment.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 am-c, 1 am-m, 1 anac, 1 anac-oc, 2 anh, 1 arg-n, 1 bar-c, 2 bar-s, 2 calc, 1 calc-acet, 1 calc-sil, 1 camph,
1 chin-s, 1 clem, 1 coca, 2 con, 1 cortico, 1 croc, 1 des-ac, 1 foll, 1 grat, 2 hell, 1 hypoth, 1 lyc, 2 merc, 1
naja, 1 nat-br, 1 nat-c, 2 nat-m, 1 nid, 1 nit-ac, 1 op, 1 petr, 1 phos, 2 pic-ac, 2 ptel, 1 sil, 1 sulph, 1 thuj-l
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Initiative lack of
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WITTY
Witty designates possessing a strong intellect or intellectual capacity, that they have faculty of
associating ideas in a new and unexpected manner so as to produce surprise joined with pleasure. By
this definition Wit is a definite ability for the "unusual and striking" association of ideas and is thus
humorous, funny and comical.
IMORTANT REMEDIES
1 aeth, 1 alco, 1 aran-ix, 1 cann-i, 1 caps, 1 chlol, 1 cocc, 2 coff, 1 cortiso, 1 croc, 2 lach, 2 op, 1 spong, 1
stram, 1 sumb, 1 thea
CROSS REFERRENCES
 Fancies vivid
 Ideas abundant
 Jesting
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YIELDING DISPOSITION
Yielding implies to one who is inclined to give way to pressure, argument, or influence, docile. It is the
opposite of obstinacy. It is the quality of submitting or surrendering, admitting that the other may be
true. They readily do what others say. They are very flexible and adjustable. They agree to demands
made by others, even if they want to do otherwise. It also encompasses what is called as obedient
behaviour.
IMPORTANT REMEDIES
1 bamb-a, 1 bar-m, 1 calc-sil, 1 cann-s, 1 carc, 1 cic, 2 cocc, 2 cori-r, 2 croc, 1 cupr, 1 fl-ac, 1 ign, 1 kiss, 3
LYC, 2 m-arct, 1 murx, 1 nat-m, 2 nux-v, 1 ph-ac, 1 phos, 3 PULS, 1 sep, 1 sil, 1 staph
CROSS REFERENCES

 Impressionable
 Irresolution
 Mildness
 Timid
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RUBRICISM Dr. Sushil S.

This work and efforts of mine is

Dr. Samuel Hahnemann

“Thank you Sir, for unearthing this wonderful superior most

THE HOMOEOPATHIC INTERROGATION

Objective of case taking

Doctor patient relationship

Case taking in Acute Diseases

Chronic case taking

Broadly symptoms are of two types

Attribute’s of characteristic symptom

10) Contradictory symptoms

11) Alternating Symptoms

12) Paucity of symptoms

ADOLESCENT FELT HE WAS AGAIN

Adolescence is a transitional stage of physical and psychological human development generally

It is having or displaying tender feelings, affection, or warmth. Affection or fondness is a "disposition or

1 alco, 1 apis, 1 hypoth

Affectation means “Artificial manner”. It is a deliberate pretence or exaggerated display. It is an attempt

Amative is the arousal of feelings of sexual desire.

AILMENTS FROM (A/F)

A/F ALCOHOLISM, DIPSOMANIA

A/F AMBITION DECIEVED

1 bell, 1 merc, 2 nux-v, 1 plat, 1 puls, 1 verat

A/F ANGER, VEXATION

A/F ANTICIPATION, FOREBODING

2 anac, 1 bell, 1 hell, 1 hyos, 1 lach, 2 plb

A/F BAD NEWS

 Anger, bad news

 Sadness bad news

A/F BUSINESS FAILURES

A/F CARES, WORRIES

A/F CELIBACY, BEING UNMARRIED, CONTINENCE

 Anger contradiction from

1 acon, 1 anac, 1 coff, 1 lach, 1 nux-v

A/F DEATH CHILD OF A

A/F DISAPPOINTMENT DECEPTION

A/F DISCORDS BETWEEN

A/F DOMINATION BY OTHERS

1 carc, 1 foll, 1 lyc, 1 sep

2 calc, 2 lach, 2 lyc, 1 med, 1 merc, 2 pall, 2 plat, 1 sil, 2 sulph

A/F ERYSIPELAS AFTER

1 bell, 1 cupr, 1 hyos, 1 lach

Excitement is the state of being emotionally aroused and worked up.

A/F FINANCIAL LOSS

A/F FRIGHT OR FEAR

A/F GRIEF SORROW CARE

2 caps, 1 carc, 2 clem, 1 eup-pur, 1 hell, 2 ign, 1 mag-m, 3 PH-AC, 1 senec

A/F HONOR WOUNDED

 Hatred, bitter feelings for slight offences

A/F INJURIES ACCIDENTS

A/F INSULTS OFFENCES FROM

2 apis, 3 HYOS, 2 ign, 2 lach, 3 NUX-V, 2 ph-ac, 2 phos, 3 PULS, 1 staph

A/F JOY EXCESSIVE

A/F LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC FAILURE

1 calc, 1 ign, 1 lyc, 1 nux-v, 1 puls, 1 sulph

A/F LOOKED AT BEING

A/F LOVE DISAPPOINTED

A/F MAGNETIZED, MESMERIZED

A/F MISFORTUNE OF OTHERS

A/F MORTIFICATION, HUMILIATION, CHAGRIN

 Anger, vexation- busiess failure- disappointment- honor- insults-rudeness-scorn

 Sensitive, oversensitive noise