The Lilium Tigrinum is a well-known showy, orange-colored, coarse-flowered, garden plant, very abundant in cultivation, and is a native of China and Japan. It belongs to the Liliaceae family, and the medicine is prepared from fresh stalks, leaves, and flowers. Lilium Tig is chiefly a woman’s remedy and is especially…
Our repertory is full of countless rubrics, but when a patient comes to us, we fumble in our rubric hunting. There are so many rubrics that are similar in meaning, we get baffled while making choices. Through the following series of blogs, we try to understand, the meaning and differences…
Analyzing the most recent survey, it was found out, that converting a patient’s symptom and finding an appropriate rubrics seem to be the most difficult task for a Homeopath. We often have pages and pages of interesting stories of the patient, their emotions, so well registered on the paper and…
Knowing your rubrics well is as essential as extracting the correcting information from the patient while case taking. Dr. Hahnemann in his Organon of Medicine states precisely in the Aphorism 6 about “the unprejudiced observer”. An unbiased physician is aware of the futility of just speculations and guesses and instead…