This rare repertory is in two volumes, the repertory follows the path of 'top to toe' with comprehensive sections on a wide range of focuses.

Phoenix:
A mythical bird with gorgeous plumage, fabled to be the only one of it’s kind and to live five or six hundred years in the Arabian desert, after which it burnt itself to ashes on a funeral pyre ignited by the sun and fanned by it’s own wings, rising from it’s ashes with renewed youth to live through another cycle.

Dr J P S Bakshi

• A renowned Homoeopathic physician. He has also specialized in Psychiatry.
• “Manual of Psychiatry” is his first publication.
• “The Phoenix Repertory” is his next publication in the year 1999. It was published by Cosmic Healers Pvt. Ltd, New Delhi in two volumes.

Major Sources:

• S. Hahnemann
• Boenninghausen’s Therapeutic pocket Book
• Boger’s Boenninghausen’s Characteristics and Repertory
• C.Hering, “The guiding symptoms of materia medica”
• Kent’s Repertory
• Complete Repertory
• Synthetic Repertory
• Synthesis Repertory
• Kunzli’s Repertory
• Sivaraman’s Additions and Corrections to Kent’s Repertory

Plan and Construction:

• Preface
• Contents
• Introduction
• Notes
• The Phoenix Repertory ( Volume One/Two)
• Repertory Proper
• List of Remedies and Abbreviations
• List of Authors
• Notes

Repertory Proper
This Repertory follows Hahnemannian Anatomical schema. It can be classified as an
“Alphabetical Systematic Repertory”. Author has followed construction and philosophical background same as of Kent’s Repertory with minor changes. The Repertory part is printed in two columns on each page.

Arrangement of remedies

• The number of remedies used in this Repertory are a total of 1600 remedies.
• Remedies are alphabetically arranged.
• Sources numbering in the form of a subscript following the remedy has been done: E.g.; Coloc.1 (Hahnemann), Calc.9 (Reference works), Calc.54a (Knerr)

• Author: J P S Bakshi
• ISBN: 9788187170013
• 2287 pages
• Hardback
• Published in 1999

*Please note: This is a second hand book and may show signs of being loved by a previous owner: there may be wear and tear, corners may be creased, the previous owners name may be written inside the front page and even sometimes underlining of words. However, sometimes the book may also be new. Also the cover or edition may vary from the one shown. 🙂