The mind rubrics in Kent’s Repertory relate to various emotional and mental states. Here are some of the key mind rubrics from G alphabet series, along with their most indicated remedies.
Dr. J.T. Kent’s Repertory of Homeopathic Materia Medica is a valuable tool for homeopathic practitioners to find the appropriate remedy for a particular patient’s symptoms.
Each rubric will be explained in simple terms, accompanied by a graphical representation to aid in understanding. Additionally, I have provided the most indicated remedies for each rubric to give hints for treatment.
Synonyms: Signal, Indication, Sign, etc.
Gesture is a movement of hands, head or other body parts in order to communicate an idea, feeling, meaning or attitude.
Here are some types of gestures so you can understand better.
- Emotional gesture: to express fear, love, joy anger etc.
- Demonstrative gesture: to indicate certain object seen at distance or to indicate some direction.
- Graphic gesture: used to describe certain object that may or may not be present in current environment.
- Symbolic gesture: used to illustrate highly symbolic ideas like dancers or artists do.
- Habitual gesture: these are mere habits of people in a daily manner.
- Autistic gesture: gestures like biting of nails, teasing of hair, moving legs etc. suggests mental conflicts that are very significant in every individual.
Remedies: Bell., Cicc., Hyos., Stram., Tarent.
GODLESS, want of religious feeling
Synonyms: Atheistic, Non-theistic, Sceptical etc.
A person who does not believe in existence of God or goddesses is known as godless person.
Remedies: Anac., Coloc., Croc.
GOING out, aversion to
To go out means leaving home to do something enjoyable that may be partying with friends, have a meal or watching movie at theatre.
Remedies: Am-c., Anth-n., Clem., Cycl.
GOSSIPING
Gossip is a shallow talk or rumour mainly about the private affairs of others.
Based on research, here are the reasons for why people get involved in gossip,
- To entertain themselves
- To vent emotions
- To connect with their group members
- To exchange information
Remedies: Hyos., Stram., Verat.
GRIMACES
This is a facial expression to show feeling of disgust, pain or disagreement.
Person twists his face in an ugly way typically by projecting lower jaw forward and upward in much possible way along with covering the upper lip with the lower lip.
Remedies: Cupr., Stram.
GROWLING, like a dog
To make a low, long and rough sound from throat to show angriness or unfriendliness.
Remedies: Alum., Bell., Hell.
GRUNTING
A grunt is a short and deep sound.
Here are some examples of grunting sound.
- Sound made by workers while lifting of heavy furniture.
- Exhaling sound by a new bourn baby due to partially closed glottis.
Remedies: Bell., Puls.
Sleep, during: Ign.
By learning careful and easy interpretation of mind rubrics, practitioners can better understand how these rubrics relate to a patient’s symptoms and able to provide more effective treatment.
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