Interpretation of Mind Symptom in Homoeopathy plays a vital role in the management of almost many patients. So Its' an attempt to interpret and test ourselves in the interpretation of our mind.

1. INTERPRETATION OF MIND
RUBRICS
Dr. S. FATHIMA MUJAHITHA B.H.M.S., MD (Hom).
PG SCHOLAR
PART - II

2. SELECTION OF MIND RUBRICS????
For the precise and rational selection of required
rubrics a thorough familiarity with the
construction of repertory and philosophical
background is very essential.

3. METHODS……
• Direct selection.
• Rubric search.
• Interpretation.
• Synonyms.
• Cross references.
• Synthesis of the rubrics.

4. THE HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Required to be quite conversant
with the language of the repertory
he is using and the exact meaning
it connotes.
Quite adapt in converting the language of the case
record into that of the repertory without
distorting the meaning.

5. INTERPRETATION…..
• Mainly used for searching the rubric in the mind
chapter.
• The meaning of the symptom has to be
understood in the contest of the case taking,
and the suitable or equivalent or allied
expression for that has to be found out in the
repertory.
• Once we decide on one of these rubrics, we
must confirm its accuracy with the patient. Then
we can take it in the case analysis.

7. LET’S INTERPRET SOME
MIND RUBRICS…..

8. 1

9. The daughter who decides to get
married, but suddenly denies. Parents are
confused with her and don’t know why she is
reacting like this. Father scolds her for being
capricious always.

10. • SYNONYMS :
– Capriciousness
– Inconstancy
– Irresolution
• MEANING:
– Tendency to change frequently, especially as
regards one's loyalties or affections.

11. REPERTORIAL LANGUAGE:
A state of mind characters by constant change
instability. The person is so changeable in his
mind that his decision and start moving on the
track for which nobody may expect.

12. FICKLE

13. 2

14. The girl likes a boy ,when she first
saw him in road , helping the handicapped to
cross the road when nobody notices them.
Then when she talked to him, she knew that
he used to go orphanages to help them even
though he is earning very little salary.

15. • SYNONYMS:
– Compassion
– Generosity
– Kindness
• MEANING:
– Tendency to do charitable and generous acts.

16. REPERTORIAL LANGUAGE:
A mental disposition to do good, to love
mankind and promote the welfare of others.
They are always ready to help others even at
the cost of their health and wealth.

17. BENEVOLENCE

18. 3

19. A person who feel some electrolytic
changes in his body and mind before a
thunder storm. He can foretell that thunder
storm or rain is likely to come.

20. • SYNONYMS:
– Foreknowledge
– Insight
– Precognition
• MEANING:
– The supernatural power of seeing or knowing
about things beyond the range of ordinary
perception.

21. REPERTORIAL LANGUAGE:
It is natural gift found in certain individuals
who are excellent in predicting events during
their life which others cannot even anticipate.

22. CLAIRVOYANCE

23. 4

24. A New Politician who is doing
promises to impress the people to make
them favour for them without knowing the
consequences that the promises are difficult
to solve.

25. • SYNONYMS:
– Ardent
– Impulsive
– Eager
• MEANING:
– Marked by force and violent of movement or
action, impulsively vehement in feeling.

26. REPERTORIAL LANGUAGE:
This is found in persons who tend to
do things abruptly in an impulsive manner
without any thought of consequences.

27. IMPETUOUS

28. 5

29. A person who has formed an idea
that Electricity department is controlled by
central Government when he advised that it
is a department of state government. He
does not agree to it, despite the fact that a
common man also can understand that this
cannot be a subject of Central Government.
But this man will go in persisting on his own
presumptions

30. • SYNONYMS:
– Determination
– Dictatorial
– Obstinacy
– Perseverance
• MEANING:
– Persisting or holding firmly even if others disagree.

31. REPERTORIAL LANGUAGE:
They have certain fixed ideas
and hold firmly to them even
if others do not agree to them.
An unyieldingly persistent
fixedness hard to get rid of.

32. PERTINACITY

33. 6

34. A person has undergone so many
modalities for his illness but no recovery
and he become bored. He says “What is my
life despite so many treatment I have no
recovery?” He considers his life is a burden.

35. • SYNONYMS:
– Boredom
– Weariness
– Apathy
• MEANING:
– Tedium (boredom) weariness.

36. REPERTORIAL LANGUAGE:
Patient has lost interest in
pleasurable activities as well as his daily
routine, a type of boredom in life.

37. ENNUI

38. 7

39. A person has desire to buy a car
that his friend has purchased a car . He also
need that prosperity in society like others
having.

40. • SYNONYMS:
– Avarice
– Jealousy
– Covetousness
– Resentment
• MEANING:
– Resentful desire for another's possession or
advantages.

41. REPERTORIAL LANGUAGE:
The feeling when a person desiring something
is deprived of it and seems another persons
having those things which he has launched for.

42. ENVY

44. THANK YOU…