To leave completely and finally. Forsake utterly. To desert - to go away from a person, thing or place not intending to return. Withdraw support or help from one.
No remedy is mentioned in this rubric. The right rubric is ‘ abandoned feels’ as mentioned in Knerr’s Repertory, and hence the cross reference ‘Forsaken feeling’ has some meaning. China-b is the remedy mentioned in Knerr’s repertory.
Forsaken feeling. Forsaken feeling, isolation sensation of.
Sudden and unexpected Especially of speech, talking very little and often rude or seeming rude, curt. Not flowing smoothly or evenly, disjointed Disconnected steps
It is behaviour where a person suddenly takes unexpected step, which surprises other. E.g. there are few people sitting in a meeting, and one of them suddenly stands and walks out of the room. Others are surprised by his behaviour. T
Answers, abruptly, shortly, curtly Harshness Impolite Irritability, questioned when Talk, indisposed to Talk, abrupt Rashness Impulsive Heedless
So lost in thought that one doesn’t realize what one is doing, what is happening etc. Preoccupied to the extent of being unaware of one’s immediate surroundings.
Unintentional wandering of mind which makes person unaware of what is happening in his surroundings. To understand this, remember the story of ‘absent minded professor’ the professor kept his spectacle on hi
Abstraction of mind: Absorbed in thoughts: Forgetful Memory weakness: Concentration, difficult Dullness Staring; thoughtless Unobserving
To engross or engage wholly with one’s attentions fully held. Intently interested Deeply engrossed, preoccupied Absorbed in thoughts
A person is completely engrossed in his thoughts. This rubric is very useful in those children, who are completely absorbed in television, and do not react to calls from parents. They are so engrossed in television that you have to lite
Absorbed
Treating badly or injuriously, mistreating Characterized by harshly or coarsely insulting language.
Cursing: Scolding Quarrelsome Insolent Rudeness Reproaches; others Slander, disposition to
State of being active Quality of acting promptly, energy
Indicates a state of activity which could be mental and physical.
Keen, sharp or penetrating in intellect, insight or perception Extremely great or severe, crucial.
Memory; active
Council, advice or caution by authority
Ailments from; admonition When such people are told to remain careful about a likely mistaken which they can make, they tend to react emotionally. Also people having a dispositional sensitivity towards admonition are usually careful to do exactly
An action or a type of behaviour, manner of speaking etc. which is not natural but is intended to impress others. A deliberate display of something that is not truly felt, Pretense
Speaking or acting unnaturally, artificially in an effort to attract attention. It is a struggle to express qualities, which are not actually possessed by the person; pretense; artificial manner. Affectation is again a deduced rubric, which the physi
Feigning
Showing, indicating or characterized by love - tender. Having great love, warmly attached.
Being “Affectionate” is a behavioural pattern. When this behaviour is exaggerated, intense and overt it is of value for us, but the demonstration of affection between closely related people is considered normal. Hence one will have to weigh the inten
Embraces; companions Kisses; everyone Mildness Sympathetic
State / feeling of anxiety or excitement.
Excitement It means being shaken up & disturbed emotional
Plans or hopes that are unlikely to be fulfilled Fanciful or impractical scheme; daydream Wishful thinking
Theorizing
Desire for work and activity, energy. Strong desire to achieve something
An earnest desire for some type of achievement or power, fame, wealth etc. And the willingness to drive for its attainment. It is important here to examine the intensity of the drive behind the desire to achieve. This can be judged
Indolence (this is opposite of ambition. Please correct such mistakes. It has to be deleted.)
It indicates a state of ill health produced when the person fails to achieve or perceive his ambitions.
Openly showing or feeling love relating to sexual love.
Lascivious Lewd Amativeness Dreams; amorous Libertinism Nymphomania
Amusement is things that make time pass pleasantly. Something entertaining. Amusement is a state or experience of finding something pleasant or funny causing happiness.
This is a “negative symptom”- which means it will require our eye to be trained to watch for something that is not present- the absence must strike us! Usually we are all taught to pick up things that are present and are peculiar, which is a comparat
Going out; aversion Indifference; pleasure Play; aversion to Serious
Strong wish to have entertainment.
Cheerfulness Excitement High- spirited Jesting Laughing Mirth Play; desire Pleasure Smiling
Showing or resulting from quick temper and fit; anger. Easily angered; quick tempered.
Irritability Rage Hatred Indignation Quarrelsomeness Violent Wildness
Severe distress/ mental sufferings. Excruciating / acute pain, suffering, / distress.
This rubric is once again to be observed, here at the end of the case one feels that the person is intensely suffering and is in pain from the overall narration. Here we must have a very broad view to perceive and use this rubric.
Anxiety Fear; panic attacks Restlessness
Answers sudden, quick, rapid, instantaneous, surprising, unexpected snappish.
Abrupt Talk, abrupt
Feeling of hostility or opposition with herself.
Contemptuous self Confusion; identity Delusions; divided Irresolution Thoughts; two trains of Will; contradiction of
Realization in advance, fore test Expectation or hope, intuition, fore knowledge. To think with pleasure and excitement about something. To look forward to.
Anxiety; anticipating Anxiety; future, about Grief, future, for? Timidity; appearing in public
Plays strange or silly behavior which is intended to cause amusement but with time causes disapproval.
Childish behavior Foolish behavior Gesture; ridiculous Gesture; strange
Distress or uneasiness of mind caused by apprehension of danger or misfortune. Solicitous desire, eagerness. A strong feeling of fear or distress. (once) Uneasiness, worried about what may happen concerning a possible future even.
Ailments from; anxiety Anguish Brooding Cares; full of Fear Frightened Thoughts; tormenting
Absence /suppression of passion, emotions or excitement. Lack of interest in or concern for things which others find moving Lack of enthusiasm / emotions.
Indifference
Impairment or loss of faculty of using or understanding spoken or written language.
Memory; weakness; say, for what he is about to
Anticipating dread or fear of coming evil. Anxiety that something unpleasant will happen in future.
Anticipation Anxiety; anticipating an engagement Anxiety; future Anxiety; time is set Death; presentiment of Excitement; anticipating events Fear; happen Restlessness Time; passes too slowly
Having expressive of or characterized by intense feelings, emotions or devotion, passionate. Very enthusiastic or passionate for something, eager The antonym of Ardent is half-hearted.
Affectionate Enthusiasm Passionate
Behaving in a proud and superior manner, showing too much pride in oneself and too little consideration of others. Having or showing too high an opinion of one’s own abilities or importance.
Haughty
Not making any demands.
This is behaviour of the patient that one will have to more often than not observe and make a conclusion. Sometimes the relative’s description about his behaviour will help us understand this. As we can see the rubric points out that there is n
Desires, nothing Indifference Quiet Reserved
Act or faculty of attending especially by directing a mind to an object. Concentration of mind on a single object or thought. Special care and consideration. Notice, awareness
Concentration
Manner, disposition, feeling, position etc. with regards to a person or thing are strange Postures unusual
Gestures; strange attitudes and positions
Boldness or daring esp. with confident or arrogant disregard For personal safety. Showing a lack of respect- impudent. Showing or willingness to take risk
Courageous Temerity High spirited Fearlessness Impertinence Insolent Rashness
Having the power of self-motion, self-moving, of self-acting occurring spontaneously, unconsciously or from force of habit Occurring or happening naturally. Involuntary
Gestures; automatic Unconscious; conduct automatic
Extreme desire for wealth (large amount of money or property) or gain. Insatiable greed for riches, inordinate, miserly, desire to gain and hoard wealth.
Greed Anxiety; business Desires; more than she needs Envy Fear, poverty of Selfish Ungrateful
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