A careful and easy interpretation of mind rubrics of F series collected from Dr. James Tyler Kent’s Repertory of the Homoeopathic Materia medica is included in this post.
All the rubrics are individually explained in simple words along with graphical representation.
Each rubric contains some most indicated remedies for hints.
Fanaticism is an extreme behaviour of single-minded zeal, enthusiasm or devotion for a cause or belief.
Examples: Religion, political view point or passion.
Fanaticism word is usually used negatively to indicate a person who takes his devotion too far by extreme practices.
Remedy: thuj.
FANCIES
Fancies are imaginations or inventions of mind about likings, desires or enthusiasm.
Exaltation of: Cann-i., Hyos., Stram.
Night: Calc.
Frightful: Calc., Stram.
Lascivious: Ambr., graph., op.
Vivid: Stram.
Pleasant: Cann-i., Op.
FASTIDIOUS
Fastidious word applies on those people who are very attentive to minute details and too much concerned about accuracy.
They are too demanding to please.
Example: think of your elder sister or a cousin who is excessively peculiar about cleanliness and tidiness.
Remedies: Ars., nux-v.
FEAR/DREAD/ANXIETY/FOREBODING/HORROR
Fear is a strong emotion which is unpleasant that may be caused by awareness of danger, pain, or harm.
Remedies: Acon., Bell., Graph., Plat.
See Anxiety by following the link.
FECES
Solid or semi-solid waste of undigested food that gets discharged from the large intestine (bowels) is known as faeces.
Passed on the floor: Cupr
Swallows his own: Verat
Licks up cow-dung, mud, saliva: Merc.
FEIGNING
Synonyms: bluff, pretend, fake, or simulate.
Feigning is an insincere behaviour to give a false appearance of being, possessing, to have a particular feelings or problem.
Sick: tarent.
Pregnancy: verat.
FIGHT, wants to:
Fight is a violent conflict or struggle between opposite parties that may involve physical assaults or use of weapons.
Remedies: Bell., bov., hipp., hyos., merc., sec.
FIRE
The process of chemical combination (oxidation) between oxygen and substances that releases heat, light and smoke as a reaction.
Wants to set things on: Hep.
A flame of, seemed passing through him: Phos.
Throws things into: Staph.
FLATTERY, desires
Flattery means saying something nice to someone but in excessive and insincere way.
Remedy: Pall.
FOOLISH
Foolish word is used for the person who lacks common sense or good judgement.
Remedies: Hyos., Stram.
FORGETFUL
When a person is unable to remember the important things easily or things tend to slip from his mind can be called forgetful.
Remedies: Bar-c., Colch., Lyc., Plat.
See Memory by following the link.
FORGOTTEN something, feels constantly as if he had.
Forgotten is a past principle of word forget.
Something that is no longer remembered, talked, or thought about by people is called forgotten.
Remedies: Caust., iod.
FORSAKES his own children.
Remedy: Lyc.
To forsake means to leave behind or quit completely; to desert or to abandon someone or something with no intention to return.
FORSAKEN FEELING/ DESERTED/ISOLATION/LONELINESS
Synonyms: junked, neglected, obsolete.
This is a feeling when you sense that you are deserted by other people, abandoned or left completely alone especially when in need.
Remedies: Aur., Psor., Puls.
FRIGHT, complaints from
Fright is a sudden and intense feeling of fear and uneasiness.
Feeling of fright may be excited by something strange, ugly or shocking.
Remedies: Acon., Lyc., Phos., Sil.
FRIGHTENED easily
A person who is intensely horrified or surprised due to feeling of fear.
Fright may cause physiological reactions like expressing an aggressive response or feeling of threat.
Example: Imagine the dark night with thunderstorm and you are alone at home. Have you experienced the feeling when you were chased by street dogs while you were passing through a road by foot alone?
Remedies: Arg-n., Bor., Nat-a., Stram.
See Starting by following the link.
FRIVOLOUS
Synonyms: childish, senseless, impractical.
The word frivolous is used when someone lacks seriousness about something important. Showing not any purpose or value that he is supposed to.
Example: some students are a bit too frivolous to be a doctor.
Remedies: Arn., merc., par.
FROWN, disposed to
This is a type of facial expression that is characterized by furrowing of brows.
Eyebrows are brought together with wrinkled forehead.
Frown indicates feeling of displeasure, disagreement, concentration, confusion, anger, worry, sadness etc.
Remedies: Hell., lyc., mang., nux-v., stram.
FUR wraps up in, summer
It is a coat, stole, clog, a dress or garment made up of fine, soft, hairy and thick material which is prepared with skin of animals with fur on it or fabric with similar look and feel.
Fur is mainly used to keep body warm.
Remedy: Hyos.
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