Perceiving rubrics of the mind

by Farok J Master

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A careful homoeopath, who takes his case well and selects the important symptoms of the case for repertorisation, will often find himself at the cross-roads if he ignores the type of pain expressed in the patient's language and the modalities, extensions, concomitants and above all the precise meaning of the pain. This book is a great help in the management of pain.… (more)

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A careful homoeopath, who takes his case well and selects the important symptoms of the case for repertorisation, will often find himself at the cross-roads if he ignores the type of pain expressed in the patient's language and the modalities, extensions, concomitants and above all the precise meaning of the pain. This book is a great help in the management of pain.

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