What are the mental symptoms of anacardium orientalis?

1.      Hypochondriacal sadness, and melancholy ideas.
2.      Anthropophobia.
3.      Anxiety, apprehension, and fear of approaching death.
4.      Fear and mistrust of the future, with discouragement and despair.
5.      Disposition to take everything amiss, to contradict, and to fly into a rage.
6.      Frequently screams loudly, as if to call someone; so furious has to be restrained.
7.      Manners awkward, silly.
8.      Disposition to laugh at serious things, and to maintain a serious demeanor when anything laughable occurs.
9.      State as if there were two wills, one of which rejects what the other requires.
10.  Fixed ideas: that he is double; that there is no reality in anything, all appears like a dream; that a stranger is constantly by his side, one to the r., the other to the l.; her husband is not her husband, her child is not hers; fondles, then pushes them away.
11.  Want of moral sentiment (wickedness, impiety, hardness of heart, cruelty).
12.  Irresistible desire to blaspheme, and to swear.
13.  Sensation as if the mind were separated from the body.
14.  Weakness of mind and of memory.
15.  Loss of memory.
16.  Soon forgets everything; consciousness of forgetfulness takes away appetite.
17.  Weakness of all the senses.
18.  Absence of ideas.