Self Reproach

Sehgal Remedies

Aur	Del, reproach, he has has neglected duty and deserves (1) Del, neglected, Duty Fear, duty, to neglect his Responsibility, taking too seriously Duty too much sense of	Del, wrong he has done Reproaches - himself Ailment, Reproaches Hiding himself, Children	Contemptuous, Self to: Agn, Thuj Anguish, Self destruction, leading to (1) Antagonism, with herself
Ars	Del, neglected, Duty Responsibility, taking too seriously Duty too much sense of Proper, too, Children in	Del, wrong he has done Del, Criminal, he is Anger, mistakes about his Anger, Himself with	Thought, Tormenting Tormenting, Himself Mutilating his body
Ign	Del, neglected, Duty Responsibility, taking too seriously	Del, wrong he has done Del, Criminal, he is Anger, Himself with
Lyc	Del, neglected, Duty Responsibility, taking too seriously Duty too much sense of Proper, too, Children in	Del, wrong he has done Anger, Himself with	Thought, Tormenting Mutilating his body
Puls	Del, neglected, Duty Responsibility, taking too seriously	Del, wrong he has done Del, Criminal, he is
Hyos	Del, neglected, Duty	Del, wrong he has done Del, Criminal, he is	Mutilating his body
Sul		Del, wrong he has done Del, Criminal, he is Anger, mistakes about his Anger, Himself with	Thought, Tormenting
Op	Delirium, blames himself for his folly	Del, wrong he has done Del, Criminal, he is Del, Criminal he is a, Executed to be	Antagonism, with herself
Verat		Del, wrong he has done Del, Criminal, he is Hiding himself, Children
Sil	Proper, too Proper, too, Children in	Del, wrong he has done Del, Criminal, he is	Antagonism, with herself
Cocc	Responsibility, taking too seriously	Del, wrong he has done
Nux-v	Duty too much sense of Proper, too, Children in	Anger, mistakes about his Anger, Himself with	Mutilating his body
Nat-m	Responsibility, taking too seriously Duty too much sense of Proper, too Proper, too, Children in		Thought, Tormenting Tormenting, Himself Mutilating his body
Calc	Duty too much sense of Proper, too, Children in		Mutilating his body
Kali-c	Duty too much sense of Proper, too Proper, too, Children in		Antagonism, with herself

Related Rubrics

Del; neglected his duty; he has (13) AUR, cycl, hell, hyos, ign, lyc, naja, puls.	*Neglected: Disregard, leave undone, give little or no attention. Duty: Is done with devotion, responsibility. He says, "I am not a good Wife/ Husband/ Mother / Father as I have not devoted my time towards my family members. I curse myself for not paying proper attention to my mother when she was sick He may neglect their duty as he himself is sick or he becomes sick due to the guilt that he has not done his duty towards his work or family members or He feels that he has not paid attention to his own health which was like a duty towards the body
Del; succeed; cannot; he does everything wrong (8) Anac, arg-n, Aur	Succeed: To prosper, to obtain the object desired. What is the need of the patient to come and say, "I have a feeling that what I do everything wrong and cannot succeed in life." It may be a normal human being feeling, but as a patient it puts a lot of pressure in the mind of a patient due to which it takes away the charm of working hard or no desire for competition or always has a fear to start anything new. From where this feeling of doing everything wrong and he cannot succeed is getting originated? It gets originated after repeated failure, thus losing a great amount of money, respect or confidence of others. It could be related to anything not only work, but also managing the relationship, family welfare, or exams. What is the impact of it? Such patient loses the confidence in them and lives with fear to start anything new in life.
Del; unfit for the world; he is Aur, Plat	Unfit: To deprive of the strength, skill, or proper qualities for anything; due to sickness unfit to perform their duty.	I have a feeling that due to my sickness, I am not anymore fit to do the things as I used to do What does it mean to feel unfit for the world? It means, to condemn oneself. It is a curse for self.
	CONTEMPTUOUS; self of; (7) Agn, aur, lac-c, thuj	We have only one common remedy for these two rubrics which is Aur.
Del; wrong; he has done Ars, Aur, Hell, Hyos, Ign, Lyc, Merc, Puls, Sil, Sul, Thuj	Ars: Del, health, he has ruined his (Sehgal)
DELIRIUM; blames himself for his folly (1)	The point of stupidity is to keep on ignoring even when the problem has grown two folds. For example, a patient knows that drinking even a glass of wine would bring suffering, and they try their best not to drink it. But one day in a party, someone offer them wine or upon seeing the wine they thought of taking a half glass of wine. Next day, they suffer and that time it comes to their mind it was stupid on their part to do so.