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For the first time in India: While translating Complete Repertory 2011 into Hindi the idea of making Complete Dynamics available to Doctors of Indian sub-continent came to our mind. The software Complete Dynamics available through this website is loaded with Hindi also, at the same time lifetime licensing has been introduced.
As of now, all available forms of Complete Repertory in Indian Sub-continent (offered by other softwares) are old versions, in Complete Repertory 2011 Roger has made quite a lot of changes & using the Complete Repertory 2011 gives a far more satisfaction. Repertory and publications used to build and update Complete Repertory are listed here.
Statistics:
| Kent | CR 4.5 | Synthesis Treasure Ed * | CR 2008 | CR 2009 | Synthesis Treasure Ed 2009 | CR 2010 | CR 2011 | |
| Rubrics with remedies | 64,230 | 125,583 | 139,553 | 167,474 | 178,094 | n/a | 203,314 | 206,053 |
| Remedies | 624 | n/a | 2,375 | 1,911 | 2,394 | n/a | 2,475 | 2,489 |
| Average remedies per rubric ** | 7.83 | 7.43 | 7.66 | 10.44 | 7.45 | n/a | 10.69 | 11.09 |
| References & cross-references | 0 | 52,066 | 28,764 | 186,972 | 216,577 | n/a | 283,846 | 289,356 |
| Author (source) references | n/a | n/a | 1,787,994 | 3,048,485 | 3,439,769 | n/a | 4,050,458 | 4,336,441 |
| Remedy occurences | 503,145 | 932,636 | 1,069,724 | 1,748,337 | 1,913,936 | 2,125,230 | 2,173,135 | 2,285,238 |
| Grade 1 | 338,879 | 720,027 | 819,148 | 1,201,224 | 1,327,392 | n/a | 1,506,940 | 1,551,534 |
| Grade 2 | 129,362 | 171,064 | 201,443 | 51,180 | 56,237 | n/a | 80,654 | 83,366 |
| Grade 3 | 34,904 | 41,107 | 48,659 | 339,545 | 360,203 | n/a | 406,557 | 413,247 |
| Grade 4 | 0 | 438 | 474 | 156,200 | 169,875 | n/a | 187,670 | 189,506 |
| Clinically verified additions *** | 164,266 | 212,609 | 250,576 | 495,745 | 530,078 | n/a | 594,227 | 602,753 |
| % Clinically verified | 32.6 | 22.8 | 23.5 | 28.4 | 27.7 | n/a | 27.3 | 26.4 |
| Relative to Kent | 0 | 129% | 153% | 302% | 323%% | n/a | 362% | 367% |
Between the first edition of the Complete Repertory Mind in 1994 and the release of this edition a lot of time has passed. In that time-span the Complete Repertory has become a very widely used tool. Now a English/Hindi Edition has been prepared to help support Homeopathy in the land with its largest supportive community.
Many people think a repertory only grows or improves when you put in more additions and in most of the advertisements you see that companies offering the repertories know how to play with this quest. They forget that you need to reorganize, sometimes even restructure the repertory so that even long existing, but hidden rubrics can be found so you can marvel about their content. Toward this aim there has been a lot of this restructuring, often subtle, enhanced by references and cross-references. Many new cross-references and references have been made, knowing that people will use modern day English to find old information. Knowing also that these references are especially useful for the non-English user who nevertheless wishes to use this repertory and needs assistance to find the right rubrics. And for many additions also the clinical confirmations have been found and included. — Roger Van Zandvoort
Repertory is an indispensible tool for a serious Homeopathic practitioner, who constantly strives to find out the most appropriate similimum for the presenting case. Since its inception, it has been continuously updated by dedicated authors across the world. The contributors being right from the prover to the clinician, who verify the symptom in the clinic to authenticate its rightful place in Materia Medica & Repertory.
While taking case, we used to wonder as what should be the right rubric for a symptom narrated by the patient in his local language (Hindi), wherein came the idea of translating the Repertory in Hindi for making it expedient for us & for the fellow practitioners to easily locate the right rubric. Secondly, many rubrics are very difficult to comprehend in English than in Hindi, which more often required dictionary to appreciate the meaning of rubrics. Thirdly, we missed many good rubrics just for the want of knowing the meaning.
Before this translation, we translated Kent’s Repertory in Hindi way back in 2003 for our personal reference. But, when we came across the mammoth & the exhaustive work done by Roger van Zandvoort, we were convinced that this was the right book to be translated & presented to the practitioners who are more comfortable in Hindi. So that, the ultimate aim of reaching the similimum is achieved.
In this translation, we have tried to translate the rubrics into Hindi as close as the original & also tried to incorporate easily comprehensible words. We have tried to minimize the typological mistakes, but, wherever it has crept in, we are sure the kind reader will inform it to us & ignore our oversight. Healthy criticism are welcome at [email protected].
Enjoy! Easy English/Hindi repertorisation.
DR.NISANTH NAMBISON
DR.SMITA NAMBISON