Interpreting mind rubric of “D” alphabet from Kent repertory

Dr Swati Mishra

Introduction: This is the article regarding interpretations of all the rubrics from Kent Repertory under D alphabet along with its cross references and comparison of first and second grade remedies given under these rubrics.

MIND

• Dancing: making rhythmical steps. Move in pattern.

 First grade remedy:

• Tarent: dances ups and down,
  • Tarantism-is the term applied to the dancing mania set Up in persons bitten by the Tarentula, the cure is music and dancing.

Restlessness, cannot keep in one position.

Second grade remedy:

• Bell: marked action on vascular system, Convulsive movements.
• Cic: feels like a child, having childish behaviour, sings and dances with Funny gestures.
• Coc: having irresistible desire to sing and dance, Works on those part of nervous system which controls Muscular action.
• Croc-h: because of excessive happiness
• Hyos: twitching of every muscles, Great hilarity.
• Stram: hysterical person, continues laughing, singing, praying, rhyming.

GROTESQUE: odd or unnatural in behaviour, appearance or character.

 Second grade remedy:

• UNCONSCIOUS: lacking awareness.

 Third grade remedy:                        

• Ph-ac: unaware what is happening around, Unintelligent.
• WILD: marked by extreme lack of restrain and control, maniac.

Second grade remedy:

• Bell: this remedy stands for violence of attack and suddenness of onset.
• DARKNESS agg: aggravation of complain when there Is no light.

 Cross reference: see fear.

Painful feeling of impending danger, evil, trouble etc The feeling on condition of being afraid.

First grade remedy:

• Stram: hysterical person, sees ghost, hears voices, talks with spirit, cannot bear solitude and darkness.

 Second grade remedy:

• Calc: always wants security.
• Carb-an: anxiety at night with orgasm of blood.
• Carb-v: having fear of ghost.
• Caust: can’t stay alone, Intensely sympathetic.
• Phos : sensation as if something was creeping Out of every corner.
• Valer: sensation of hallucinations at night.

Dr. Swati Mishra
Assistant Professor, Department of Repertory, Dayalbagh Homoeopathic Medical College, Dayalbagh Agra, Uttar Pradesh, 282005
Email : mishra030197@gmail.com

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