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Magnetis polus australis (M‑aust.)

Magnetis polus australis (M‑aust.) appears in 121 rubrics in the repertory. Of these, 7 are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and 1 is a small rubric with at most two other remedies. The data are scant. The emphasis lies on Aversion, on Morose mood and Anger, and on Sexuality.

Rejection of the cheerfulness of others

The single-remedy rubrics are strikingly directed against the good mood of others: aversion to laughing faces, recorded in two versions, and aversion to the elation of others. The morose mood also appears in other contexts, for instance with shuddering, and quarrelsomeness when walking in the open air. A small rubric lists anger with aversion to work.

Desire and disappearance

Sexuality has a rubric of its own: Lasciviousness disappears after coition, likewise recorded twice.

Summary

The material shows an irritable, morose person to whom the cheerfulness of others is intolerable and whose desire is extinguished after fulfillment. The narrow data permit nothing more.

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