What is absent mindedness? And what is the cross reference of absent mindedness in the Homeopathic Repertory?
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Absent-mindedness is where a person shows inattentive or forgetful behavior.
Cross reference in COMPLETE DYNAMICS 22.5:
1. Mind; absorbed, buried in thought
2. Mind; abstraction of mind
3. Mind; brooding; thoughtless
4. Mind; concentration; difficult
5. Mind; day-dreaming
6. Mind; dream, as in a
7. Mind; dullness
8. Mind; emptiness of mind, sensation of
9. Mind; fancies; absorbed in
10. Mind; forgetfulness
11. Mind; staring, thoughtless
12. Mind; thoughts; vanishing, unable to think
13. Mind; thoughts; wandering
14. Mind; unobserving
According to Synthesis Repertory, Cross references of the rubric MIND – ABSENT MINDEDNESS are,
MIND-ABSORBED
MIND – ABSTRACTION OF MIND
MIND-BLANK
MIND-CONCENTRATION – difficult
MIND-DREAM; as if in a
MIND-FANCIES – absorbed in
MIND-FORGETFUL
MIND – INADVERTENCE
MIND-INATTENTIVE
MIND-MEMORY – weakness of memory MIND – MISTAKES; making
MIND-PREOCCUPIED
MIND-SLOVENLY
MIND-STARING, thoughtless
MIND-THOUGHTS – wandering
MIND-UNOBSERVING [= inattentive]