Emotional root Causes of Diseases and How to Remove them

Emotional Causes of Diseases and How to Remove them

Paul GI Apis August 19, 2024 How to Remove causes of diseases

Examples relating to psycho-somatic causes of conditions / 'diseases'

There are writings both older and newer that deal with this subject.
Among the oldest would be Ayurveda, Traditional Chinese Medicine and the writings of Herodotus, who said of the Dacians that "they did not treat the body before curing the soul ".
Among the newest, people with mission, vision, love of fellow men and divine grace: Valeriu Popa, Petre Anca, Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer, Brandon Bays, Lise Bourbeau.
Their ideas and understanding have been picked up by many, and somehow the authentic source is undefined. I believe that they all started from the Truth of the human being and contributed with their work of research, systematization, dissemination and/or application, implementation. I have the honour of having personally known three of them.
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Again: the following represents my perspective, given by knowledge and experience at the time of writing.
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Over 98% of ailments, phobias, allergies, illnesses/diseases have root causes of an emotional nature.
These are of two kinds: emotional shocks, as defined by Dr. Hamer, and enduring emotional conflicts
. The effects are the same, the approach is similar and so are the solutions.

Over 98% of illnesses have emotional causes. Their effects can be removed.

The main characteristics of emotional shock according to Dr. Hamer are:
1. Relevance: the event causing the emotional shock has a significant personal meaning for the one who experiences it.
2. Acuteness: The event is perceived as very intense and overwhelming.
3. Unpredictability: The event is unexpected; it appears suddenly, without warning, and catches the person completely unprepared.
4. Isolation: The person feels alone and unable to discuss or share the conflict with others or has no one to share with for the first 4 minutes after the event occurred.
5. Non-immediate resolution: The conflict cannot be resolved quickly and continues to persist in the individual's consciousness, affecting his emotional and physical state.

Emotional conflict, on the other hand, is a state of mental tension and lasting internal discomfort due to the inability to match one's own reality (feelings, emotions, perspective) with one's own desires, needs, values or expectations, respectively with 'what you feel' that it must be done.

Appearance	Emotional Conflict	Emotional Shock
Definition	Internal tension and discomfort due to conflicting situations, thoughts, or feelings.	Acute and intense psychological reaction to an sudden, unexpected and traumatic event.
Duration	It can last from a few days to months or years.	Usually short-lived; intensive.
CAUSE	Divergences between desires and reality, conflicting values, personal needs versus social expectations, conflicts in relationships. The main causes may include: RIGIDITY in conceptions, approach and attitude Taking on responsibilities perceived as 'more than I can handle' Conforming to expectations of others, which are not appropriated / integrated	Traumatic, relevant, unexpected events experienced in solitude, without an immediate resolution, unexpected (death of a loved one, accidents, natural disasters, violence).
Events	Emotional blockage. Anxiety, depression, irritability, difficulty concentrating, muscle tension, joint disorders, including the large ones (pelvis, spine and hip) digestive problems. Self esteem has quite a role here.	Emotional blockage. Shock, confusion, severe anxiety, panic, emotional numbness, detachment from reality, sleep problems, acute physiological reactions (shaking, excessive sweating, palpitations).
SOLVING	Therapy, counseling, self-reflection, communication, relaxation techniques, removal of stimulus. Removing emotional blockages.	Immediate intervention, psychological support, therapy, counselling, crisis interventions, support from family and friends. Removing emotional blockages.

Examples of emotional conflicts:

- Conflict between desires and reality: The desire to have a successful career versus the need to spend more time with the family.
- Conflict of values: The choice between acting according to one's own moral principles and following a path that brings material or social benefits.
- Conflict in relationships: The feeling of love and affection towards a person that causes frustration and suffering at the same time.
- Conflict between personal needs and social expectations: The need to take a break and rest versus the pressure to always be productive and perform.

Here are some examples:
Emotional Conflicts in Relationships
- Need for Intimacy vs. the feeling of 'duty':
• A person may feel the need to have time and space for himself, and at the same time feel that he has a duty to be with his family.
- Fidelity vs. External Attraction:
• A person in a committed relationship may experience attraction to someone else, creating a conflict between the desire to remain faithful and the temptation to explore a new relationship.

Emotional Conflicts at Work
- Professional Ambition vs. Work-Life Balance:
• An employee may want to advance their career and gain professional recognition and earn more money, including for their family, but at the same time they may feel that the time spent on this negatively affects their personal life and time spent with their family. Similarly in the case of an entrepreneur.
- Professional Ethics vs. Business Pressures:
• An employee may feel pressure from superiors to make decisions that go against his ethical principles, generating a conflict between integrity and compliance.

Emotional Conflicts Related to Family
- Loyalty to Parents vs. Desire for Independence:
• A person may feel a strong duty to care for elderly parents, but at the same time may want to follow their own dreams and live independently or be with their own family
- Family Traditions vs. Modern Views:
• A person may feel pressure to adhere to family traditions and values, while wanting to adopt a modern or different approach to life of their own.

Personal Emotional Conflicts
- The Need for Self-Actualization vs. Fear of Failure:
• A person can have big dreams and the desire to achieve personally and professionally, while at the same time being paralyzed by the fear of failure and the unknown.
- Self-acceptance vs. Social Expectations:
• A person may struggle to accept their personal identity and appearance while facing social pressures to conform to external standards of beauty, attitude, and behavior.

Emotional Conflicts in Personal Development
- Desire for Stability vs. Need for Adventure:
• A person may want, or feel constrained by, a stable and secure life, but at the same time may feel a strong desire and need to explore the world and experience new things.
- Compliance vs. Originality:
• A person may feel pressure to conform to social norms and expectations, but at the same time may want to express their individuality and unique creativity.

THE CHOICE, THE ACT OF CHOOSING AND RESPECTING THE CHOICE MADE, FREES!

All 5 of the above believe that recognizing, accessing, and resolving emotional conflict is essential to healing and preventing disease, arguing that treating psychological causes can lead to remission of physical symptoms.
The most common methods of dealing with psychological causes are:
- removing the stimulus (according to Dr. Hamer)
- dissolving the emotional blockage (Journey method - Brandon Bays)
- energetic approach to these blockages (e.g. attunements, activations and Modern Mystery School therapies)
The last two can take place in a larger setting that will include others in The 7 Directions.

THE MECHANISM OF SOMATIZATION OF EMOTIONAL BLOCKAGES

1. A situation arises, and emotional shock or conflict sets in;
2. Emotional blockage occurs at the level of an organ corresponding to personal, group or universal symbolism;
3. A 'Hamerian focus' appears on the cerebral cortex, a circular-elliptical reaction zone, projected on the organ where the emotional blockage was created;
4. The next place where the effects are propagated is the person's energetic aura, more precisely, an impairment, a weakening of the aura at the level of the organ where the emotional blockage appeared;
5. Somatization: signs, embarrassment, malfunctions appear of the respective organ or member, first discreet, then increasingly obvious, disturbing and then, sometimes, painful.

The beauty is that in any of these stages you intervene, the effects can diminish or even disappear in the urn of your own choice to look, accept and do something, directly and personally, to change that state.

Why do babies or small and very small children end up in desperate, incomprehensible situations?

The child is the image, the projection, the materialization of the energy of the parents, both individually and, above all, of the energy of the couple.
If we are talking about birth parents and guardians, everyone is involved here.
The energy and state of the child is given by those directly involved in his life.
It is the energy of the couple who conceived or who is raising the child that determines its qualities, even its appearance. The child is conceived in the form and qualities of the energy fields of the parent couple.
A newborn may have an Abgar index of 10, but internal, functional or structural / emotional be 5.
If one of the parents defined as above is going through such episodes - shocks or conflicts - or, especially, the couple is in suffering, so is the child.
Not by chance, the level / location of the blockage, respectively of its somatization, is related to the nature and level of shock or emotional conflict of the couple or parent.
In other words, less emergencies, the real healing of a child begins with the healing of the parents.

1. Valeriu Popa and Petre Anca:
• Theories: They promoted the idea that physical diseases are the result of energetic and emotional imbalances. Their treatments were based on detoxification, healthy eating and energy balancing.
• Examples: Liver problems could be related to repressed anger, and stomach ailments to anxiety or fear.
2. Dr. Hamer (New Germanic Medicine):
• Theory: Dr. Hamer proposed that physical diseases are triggered by unresolved psychological conflicts, each organ being affected by a certain type of conflict.
• Example: Breast cancer could be related to separation conflicts or problems related to maternal care - aka being able to take care of the children. In this respect often the partner, usually the husband, is perceived as a child to be taken care of.
3. Brandon Bays:
• Theory: In her book “The Journey”, Bays suggests that deep emotional healing can lead to physical healing. His method involves accessing and releasing emotional trauma stored in the body.
• Example: Emotional healing can lead to the remission of chronic or acute diseases.
4. Lise Bourbeau:
• Theory: Bourbeau claims that every disease has a specific emotional cause, detailed in his book "Listen to your body, your best friend".
• Example: Back problems can be related to a lack of emotional support or feeling overwhelmed by responsibilities.

Examples of somatizations at the symbolic level, on the organs:

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Abdomen
- Symbolism: Represents the center of personal power and emotions.
- Common Issues: Digestive problems, abdominal pain, bloating.
- Interpretation: Abdominal problems can signify stress and anxiety related to personal power and the ability to manage and process emotions or feeling "tied up in knots."
- Measures: Adopt a balanced diet, practice relaxation and stress management techniques, maintain an active lifestyle, express emotions in a healthy way.
Ankles
- Symbolism: Represents mobility, flexibility and support.
- Common Issues: Sprains, dislocations, inflammation, pain.
- Interpretation: Ankle problems can reflect difficulties in adapting to changes or feelings of rigidity in life. Feeling lack of (self) support and refuse to keep going.
- Measures: Practice strengthening and flexibility exercises for ankles, avoid physical overloading, cultivate a flexible and open attitude. Change of perspective - joy of moving forward.
Appendix
- Symbolism: Represents processing unnecessary, stagnant emotions or experiences.
- Common Issues: Appendicitis.
- Interpretation: Appendicitis can indicate a need to release and let go of outdated or unnecessary emotional baggage.
- Measures: Adopt a balanced diet, avoid irritating foods, practice stress management techniques, express emotions in a healthy way. Ask the doctor!
Arms
- Symbolism: Represents strength and the ability to embrace and also the tools for creating. With arms we 'do'.
- Common Issues: Pain, weakness, joints pains.
- Interpretation: Arm problems can signify difficulties in embracing change, expressing strength, reaching out to others or refusal to do.
- Measures: Practice stretching and strengthening exercises for arms, delegate responsibilities, manage stress through relaxation techniques, express emotions and thoughts in a healthy way. Performing the actions that are to be performed.
Back
- Symbolism: Represents support and stability.
- Common Issues: Back pain, herniated discs, muscle cramps and associated pain.
- Interpretation: Back problems can reflect a lack of emotional or physical support, or excessive burden of responsibilities.
- Measures: Practice back-strengthening exercises, maintain good posture, delegate tasks, seek emotional support from close ones. Postural re-education and strengthening of the spinal muscles. Adjust perspective on the close relationships and interactions.
Bladder
- Symbolism: Represents release, Freeing and letting go.
- Common Issues: Infections, incontinence.
- Interpretation: Bladder problems can signify difficulties in releasing stress, emotions and let go of unnecessary / not beneficial things.
- Measures: Ensure adequate hydration, adopt a healthy diet, practice relaxation techniques for stress management, express emotions in a healthy way.
Blood
- Symbolism: Represents vitality, life force and the vital flow of the body.
- Common Issues: Anemia, high / low blood pressure, blood diseases.
- Interpretation: Blood problems can signify issues with vitality, stress, or feeling exhausted / giving up.
- Measures: Maintain a balanced and iron-rich diet, avoid excessive stress, practice regular physical exercise, manage emotions through relaxation techniques.
Cheeks
- Symbolism: Represents emotions and the way feelings are displayed.
- Common Issues: Rosacea, rashes.
- Interpretation: Cheek problems can signify repressed emotions or sensitivity to how emotions are perceived by others.
- Measures: Maintain a skincare routine, avoid allergens and irritants, practice relaxation and stress management techniques, express emotions in a healthy way.
Chest
- Symbolism: Represents the heart, breath and emotions.
- Common Issues: Chest pain, tension.
- Interpretation: Chest problems can indicate emotional pain, suffering, or difficulties in processing emotions about the dear ones; love.
- Measures: Practice deep breathing techniques, express emotions in a healthy way, maintain a healthy and balanced diet, exercise regularly. Rewriting the relationship and the basis of feelings.
Chin
- Symbolism: Represents willpower and determination.
- Common Issues: Acne, rashes.
- Interpretation: Chin problems can indicate struggles with determination, willpower, or self-assertion.
- Measures: Maintain a skincare routine, express emotions and thoughts in a healthy way, practice stress management techniques, develop self-confidence.
Colon
- Symbolism: Represents the process of waste, states and unuseful emotions elimination and nutrient assimilation.
- Common Issues: Constipation, diarrhea, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).
- Interpretation: Colon and intestine problems can reflect difficulties in eliminating negative thoughts and emotions or in assimilating life experiences.
- Measures: Adopt a fiber-rich diet, maintain adequate hydration, practice regular exercise, use relaxation techniques for stress management. Letting go of the past and what is useless.
Digestive System
- Symbolism: Represents the ability to assimilate and integrate experiences and information and elimination of what is no longer needed / useful.
- Common Issues: Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), constipation, diarrhea, ulcerations, irritations, inflammations, colitis.
- Interpretation: Digestive issues can reflect difficulties in assimilating and processing new events or information, stress, and anxiety related to changes or internal conflicts. Difficulty detaching from what is not favorable.
- Measures: Adopt a balanced diet rich in fiber, practice relaxation techniques, manage stress, exercise regularly. Adapting perspective to reality.
Ears
- Symbolism: Represents the ability to hear, listen and understand.
- Common Issues: Ear infections, hearing loss, 'selective hearing' 😇.
- Interpretation: Ear problems can indicate refusal to listen or difficulties in accepting what is heard, possibly related to intentional ignorance of important aspects of life.
- Measures: Practice active listening, avoid loud noises, be open to others' viewpoints, use relaxation techniques to reduce stress.
Elbows
- Symbolism: Represents flexibility, adaptability in accepting new experiences and letting things flow.
- Common Issues: Elbow pain, tendinitis.
- Interpretation: Elbow problems can indicate resistance to change or difficulties in accepting new directions in life.
- Measures: Practice stretching and flexibility exercises for elbows, cultivate an open attitude towards change, avoid overloading the elbows.
Eyelids
- Symbolism: Represents the protection and safety of the act of seeing and perception.
- Common Issues: Blepharitis, styes.
- Interpretation: Eyelid problems can signify issues in seeing things clearly or protecting oneself from what is perceived.
- Measures: Maintain adequate eye hygiene, avoid allergens and irritants, practice relaxation techniques for the eyes, express emotions in a healthy way. Perspective adjustment.
Eyes
- Symbolism: Represents perception and clarity of vision in life.
- Common Issues: Vision problems, conjunctivitis.
- Interpretation: Eye problems can signify refusal to see reality or difficulties in seeing clearly the path to follow in life. Faulty 'near seeing' / 'reading' reflects refusal to see and/or accept the present or near future, or the fear of it. Also, failures of 'distance' vision reflect a refusal to 'see', address or accept the distant future, or related fears. In either case, it reflects the refusal to take measures and act to prepare, prevent or improve this future.
- Measures: Rest eyes, perform eye exercises, accept reality as it is, set clear and realistic goals. The approach / acceptance of the future – close or distant – and a proactive approach of it.
Feet
- Symbolism: Represents grounding, stability and direction in life.
- Common Issues: Foot pain, circulatory issues, plantar fasciitis.
- Interpretation: Foot problems can indicate feelings of insecurity, lack of support, difficulties in progressing in life, or lack of clear direction.
- Measures: Maintain an active lifestyle, wear appropriate footwear, set clear and realistic goals, practice meditation to find direction in life.
Fingers
- Symbolism: Represents details and fine motor skills.
- Common Issues: Pain, arthritis sprains, strains, dislocations.
- Interpretation: Finger problems can indicate difficulties in managing details, precision, or fine motor tasks. The finger that is challenged can give indications about the level (organ a.s.o.) of a possible problem in the body.
- Measures: Practice stretching and strengthening exercises for fingers, avoid physical overloading, manage stress and practice relaxation techniques. Conscious focus on details. Practice Mudras – multiple advantages available.
Forehead (including the third eye area)
- Symbolism: Represents intuition, insight, and mental clarity.
- Common Issues: Headaches, migraines, sinusitis.
- Interpretation: Forehead problems can indicate blocked intuition, overthinking, or lack of mental clarity.
- Measures: Practice meditation and relaxation techniques, reduce stress through recreational activities, maintain adequate hydration and a balanced diet, avoid mental overstrain. Opening up to connection and intuition.
Gallbladder
- Symbolism: Represents decision-making and processing emotions.
- Common Issues: Gallstones, cholecystitis.
- Interpretation: Gallbladder problems can symbolize difficulties in making decisions or processing anger and resentments.
- Measures: Adopt a low-fat and high-fiber diet, practice stress management techniques, express emotions in a healthy way, seek emotional support from close ones.
Hair
- Symbolism: Represents strength and vitality.
- Common Issues: Hair loss, dandruff.
- Interpretation: Hair problems can signify stress, lack of vitality, or feeling weakened.
- Measures: Maintain a balanced and nutrient-rich diet, manage stress through relaxation techniques, avoid using harsh chemical products on hair.
Hands
- Symbolism: Represents the ability to give and receive, action, and control.
- Common Issues: Arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, hand pain.
- Interpretation: Hand issues can indicate difficulties or refuse in managing tasks, control issues, or difficulties in opening emotionally to others.
- Measures: Practice stretching and strengthening exercises for hands, delegate tasks, use stress management techniques, express emotions in a healthy way, the approach to action.
Head
- Symbolism: Represents reason, thinking, and identity.
- Common Issues: Headaches, migraines, vertigo.
- Interpretation: Headaches can reflect mental tensions, internal conflicts, or difficulties in accepting a new idea / status or identity.
- Measures: Practice meditation and relaxation, reduce stress through recreational activities, maintain adequate hydration and a balanced diet, avoid mental overstrain; clarity.
Heart
- Symbolism: Represents love, deep emotions, and compassion. Unity, family and community.
- Common Issues: Cardiovascular and heart conditions; arrhythmias / tachycardias, palpitations.
- Interpretation: Heart conditions can reflect unresolved deep emotions; sadness, emotional pain, or the lack or uncertainty of love. Injustice in relevant relationship.
- Measures: Practice forgiveness and releasing resentments, maintain a healthy and balanced diet, exercise regularly, healthy expression of emotions, cultivate positive and supportive relationships. Clarity.
Hips
- Symbolism: Represents movement and flexibility. Support for the entire body.
- Common Issues: Hip pain, arthritis, necrosis.
- Interpretation: Hip problems can signify resistance to movement, inflexibility, or refuse of progressing.
- Measures: Practice strengthening and flexibility exercises for hips, maintain good posture, develop self-confidence and decision-making abilities.
Intestines
- Symbolism: Represents food / information processing and learning from life circumstances / events.
- Common Issues: ulcerations, irritations, inflammations, colitis.
- Interpretation: Intestinal problems can signify difficulties in processing and eliminating emotions or experiences.
- Measures: Adopt a fiber-rich diet, maintain adequate hydration, practice regular exercise, use relaxation techniques for stress management. Openness to new - situations, people, choices.
Jaw
- Symbolism: Represents stubbornness and control.
- Common Issues: Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders, jaw pain.
- Interpretation: Jaw problems can signify issues with stubbornness, control, or repressed anger and tension.
- Measures: Practice relaxation and stress management techniques, express emotions in a healthy way, avoid overstraining the temporomandibular joint.
Kidneys
- Symbolism: Represents balance and emotional filtration / purification.
- Common Issues: Kidney stones, renal insufficiency or failure.
- Interpretation: Kidney problems can signify stress, deep fears, issues with emotional balance, difficulties in relationships or feeling overwhelmed.
- Measures: Ensure adequate hydration, consume kidney-healthy foods, manage fears through therapy, practice meditation for emotional balance.
Knees
- Symbolism: Represents flexibility, adaptability, humility but also 'keep walking'.
- Common Issues: Pain in the patellar area, arthritis, meniscus disorders.
- Interpretation: Knee problems can signify resistance to change, pride, or difficulties in adapting to new situations.
- Measures: Practice stretching and flexibility exercises for knees, cultivate an open attitude towards change, avoid overloading the knees. The decision to go ahead.
Legs
- Symbolism: Represents strength and mobility.
- Common Issues: Pain - muscle / joints, weakness.
- Interpretation: Leg problems can indicate difficulties in moving forward, feeling weak, or lack of support.
- Measures: Maintain an active lifestyle, wear appropriate footwear, set clear and realistic goals, practice meditation to find direction in life.
Lips
- Symbolism: Represents communication and sensuality.
- Common Issues: Herpes, chapped lips.
- Interpretation: Lip problems can indicate difficulties in expressing feelings or issues related to sensuality and intimacy.
- Measures: Maintain adequate lip hygiene, avoid irritating foods, express emotions and thoughts in a healthy way, manage stress through relaxation techniques.
Liver
- Symbolism: Represents managing and purifying emotions.
- Common Issues: Hepatitis, cirrhosis.
- Interpretation: Liver problems can indicate repressed anger, resentment, or difficulties in processing toxic emotions.
- Measures: Consume detoxifying foods (such as cruciferous vegetables), practice forgiveness and releasing anger, avoid excessive alcohol consumption, maintain an active lifestyle.
Lower Back (Lumbar)
- Symbolism: Represents financial or emotional support and stability.
- Common Issues: Lower back pain, sciatica, muscle pain.
- Interpretation: Lower back problems can reflect financial anxiety, emotional insecurity, lack of support. Material, as well.
- Measures: Practice strengthening exercises for the lower back, maintain good posture, seek emotional support from close ones, manage personal finances responsibly. Postural re-education and strengthening of the spinal muscles. Adjust perspective on the close relationships and interactions.
Lungs
- Symbolism: Represents life, breathing, and freedom.
- Common Issues: Asthma, bronchitis, TB, fibrosis, asthma, pneumonia, respiratory issues.
- Interpretation: Respiratory problems can indicate anxiety, fear of change, or difficulties in accepting life and freedom, of living life to the fullest. Fear for life itself.
- Measures: Practice deep breathing exercises, reduce exposure to pollutants and allergens, maintain an active lifestyle, address anxiety through therapy or meditation. Repositioning the life threatening perspective.
Middle Back
- Symbolism: Represents balance and central strength.
- Common Issues: Back pain, stiffness.
- Interpretation: Middle back problems can indicate imbalances in life, lack of central strength, or difficulties in maintaining stability.
- Measures: Practice strengthening and stretching exercises for the back, maintain good posture, manage stress and cultivate balance in life. Postural re-education and strengthening of the spinal muscles. Adjust perspective on the close relationships and interactions.
Mouth and Teeth
- Symbolism: Represents communication, expression, and the process of "chewing" ideas or experiences.
- Common Issues: Tooth decay, gum problems, toothaches.
- Interpretation: Mouth and teeth issues can signify difficulties in expressing thoughts and emotions or in "chewing" and processing life experiences. Clarity and 'cleanliness' of the spoken word. Lack of empathy. The frequent mentioning of names of evil.
- Measures: Maintain rigorous oral hygiene, express emotions in a healthy way, consume foods rich in calcium and vitamin D, avoid excessive sugar consumption. Watch and clean the language, specially spoken.
Nails
- Symbolism: Represents health, personal care and mirrors stress.
- Common Issues: Brittle nails, fungal infections, panaritium, accidental nail breakage.
- Interpretation: Nail problems can indicate stress, neglect of personal care, or feeling vulnerable. The nail that is challenged can give indications about the level (organ a.s.o.) of a possible problem in the body.
- Measures: Maintain a nutrient-rich diet, avoid using harsh chemical products, practice relaxation and stress management techniques.
Neck
- Symbolism: Represents flexibility and openness.
- Common Issues: Stiff neck / torticolis, muscular pain or at the spine level.
- Interpretation: Neck problems can signify inflexibility, stubbornness, or refusal to see from other perspectives.
- Measures: Practice stretching and flexibility exercises for the neck, cultivate an open attitude towards change and other viewpoints, manage stress through relaxation techniques.
Throat and Thyroid
- Symbolism: Represents self-expression and communication.
- Common Issues: Thyroid problems, sore throat, vocal cords disorders.
- Interpretation: Thyroid issues can reflect difficulties in self-expression or fear of speaking openly, while a sore throat or vocal cords disorder can indicate repressed emotions, or feeling "stuck" in life.
- Measures: Practice assertive communication techniques, express emotions through art or writing, consume natural iodine-rich foods for thyroid health, maintain good posture. Clarity and openness in expression.
Nose
- Symbolism: Represents self-identity and the ability to sense the world.
- Common Issues: Sinusitis, nosebleeds.
- Interpretation: Nose problems can indicate issues related to self-identity, difficulties in processing sensory information, or feeling overwhelmed by the environment. You don't 'smell' the reality.
- Measures: Maintain adequate nasal hygiene, avoid allergens and irritants, practice relaxation and stress management techniques, express emotions in a healthy way. Allow yourself to feel.
Pancreas
- Symbolism: Represents processing sugar and energy.
- Common Issues: Diabetes, pancreatitis.
- Interpretation: Pancreas problems can signify issues with energy balance, stress, or difficulties in processing the sweetness of life. Lack of acceptance.
- Measures: Adopt a balanced and healthy diet, avoid processed and sugar-rich foods, practice regular physical exercise, manage stress. Communication and letting go.
Pelvis
- Symbolism: Represents simetry, balance, the base of support, stability and reproductive health and protection of the creation.
- Common Issues: Pain, inflammation, displacements, sprains, dislocations.
- Interpretation: Pelvic problems can indicate issues with stability, reproductive health, or feeling rooted.
- Measures: Practice strengthening and flexibility exercises for the pelvis, maintain good posture, seek emotional support from close ones, visit a therapeut. Restoration of the natural position and postural re-education.
Prostate
- Symbolism: Fear of Losing Masculinity. Questioning Male Roles. Issues of Control (no or low control). Dominance vs. Submission. Sexual Anxiety. Emotional Intimacy / communication. Unresolved Anger and frustration. Carrying Burdens on protection and providing.
- Common Issues: Frequent urination, difficulty starting urination, weak urine stream, inability to completely empty the bladder, and urinary retention. Inflamation - painful urination and ejaculation.
- Interpretation: Fear of Losing Power; prostate issues can reflect a fear of losing power and control, particularly regarding masculinity and traditional roles; stress and anxiety; constant repression of emotions, especially anger and frustration. Conflicts and tensions in intimate relationship.
- Measures: Limit alcohol and caffeine intake. Consume a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins. Limit alcohol and caffeine intake. Milden the interactions and the perceptions about them. Engage in regular physical activities such as walking, swimming, specific exercises. Encourage healthy expression of emotions and avoid repressing them. Practice stress-reduction techniques.
Reproductive Organs
- Symbolism: Represents creativity, life force, sexuality, and the ability to give birth.
- Common Issues: Infections, sexual dysfunction, fertility problems, cysts.
- Interpretation: Reproductive organ problems can signify issues related to intimacy, repressed creativity, or difficulties in connecting to one's sexuality. As well as issues with stress, or difficulties in expressing life force.
- Measures: Practice stress management techniques, maintain a healthy and open relationship with your partner, adopt an active and healthy lifestyle, express creativity through art or other activities.
* It is believed that Orgasm dissolves the hamerian focuses on the cerebral cortex, stopping diseases, illnesses or disorders even before they manifest in the energetic or physical body.
Scalp
- Symbolism: Represents protection and mental health.
- Common Issues: Itching, rashe, dandruff, psoriasis.
- Interpretation: Scalp problems can indicate stress, anxiety, or the need for mental protection and relaxation.
- Measures: Maintain a scalp care routine, avoid allergens and irritants, practice relaxation and stress management techniques.
Shoulders
- Symbolism: Represents carrying burdens and responsibilities. Joints and support of the arms.
- Common Issues: Tension, pain. Potential displacements and dislocations at the humerus and clavicle joints
- Interpretation: Shoulder problems can indicate feeling overburdened / overloaded, stressed, or unable to let go of responsibilities.
- Measures: Delegate responsibilities, practice stretching and relaxation exercises, use stress management techniques, improve posture. Giving up responsibility or changing perspective.
Skin
- Symbolism: Represents protection and personal space & general boundaries.
- Common Issues: Eczema, acne, psoriasis, rashes, irritations.
- Interpretation: Skin problems can reflect sensitivity to the external environment, difficulties in setting personal boundaries, or insufficient protection against external stressors. Unwanted contact - episodic, repeated or long-term.
- Measures: Maintain a skincare routine, avoid allergens and irritants, practice relaxation techniques, set clear boundaries in personal relationships. Clarity.
Spine
- Symbolism: Represents support, axis and structure in life.
- Common Issues: Back pain, deformations of the spine, subsidence of the vertebrae, diseases of the intervertebral discs.
- Interpretation: Spine problems can signify a lack of emotional or spiritual support, difficulties in maintaining structure and order in life, or feeling "weighed down" by responsibilities. Lack of 'verticality' and Integrity.
- Measures: Practice back-muscles strengthening exercises, maintain good posture, delegate responsibilities, seek emotional support from close ones. Increasing self-confidence. Thought, word and actions in Integrity.
Spleen
- Symbolism: Represents processing emotions and maintaining balance.
- Common Issues: Splenomegaly, rupture.
- Interpretation: Spleen problems can indicate feeling overwhelmed by emotions or difficulties in finding balance in life.
- Measures: Adopt a balanced and nutrient-rich diet, practice stress management techniques, seek emotional support from close ones, express emotions in a healthy way.
Stomach
- Symbolism: Represents digestion / prpocessing of emotions and experiences.
- Common Issues: Ulcers, gastritis, indigestion.
- Interpretation: Stomach problems can indicate stress, difficulties in processing emotions, or feeling overwhelmed. As well as difficulties in "digesting" or accepting life situations or anxiety related to control.
- Measures: Adopt a balanced diet, avoid irritating foods, use stress management techniques, practice meditation and mindfulness.
Teeth
- Symbolism: Represents decisions and personal power. Purity of expression and spoken word.
- Common Issues: Positioning / aspect, tooth decay, grinding.
- Interpretation: Teeth problems can signify stress related to decision-making, feelings of powerlessness, or unresolved anger and frustration. Integrity of expression and decency of speech.
- Measures: Maintain rigorous oral hygiene, express emotions in a healthy way, consume foods rich in calcium and vitamin D, avoid excessive sugar consumption. Adjust clarity, vocabulary and compassion.
Toes
- Symbolism: Represents balance and direction.
- Common Issues: Pain, bunions.
- Interpretation: Toe problems can signify difficulties in maintaining balance or finding direction.
- Measures: Practice strengthening and flexibility exercises for toes, maintain good posture, set clear and realistic goals.
Tongue
- Symbolism: Represents taste for life and the ability to speak.
- Common Issues: Mouth ulcers, tongue infections.
- Interpretation: Tongue problems can indicate difficulties in savoring life or fear of expressing true feelings and thoughts and lack of expression of those.
- Measures: Maintain rigorous oral hygiene, express emotions and thoughts in a healthy way, avoid irritating foods for the oral cavity.
Tonsils
- Symbolism: Represents initial defense against external influences.
- Common Issues: Tonsillitis, tonsil stones.
- Interpretation: Tonsil problems can indicate struggles with initial emotional defense or feeling vulnerable to external criticism or influences.
- Measures: Maintain rigorous oral hygiene, avoid irritating foods, practice stress management techniques, seek emotional support from close ones. Ask your doctor!
Upper Back
- Symbolism: Represents emotional support and burdens.
- Common Issues: Back pain, muscle tension.
- Interpretation: Upper back problems can signify a lack of emotional support, carrying emotional burdens, or unresolved pain.
- Measures: Practice stretching and strengthening exercises for the back, seek emotional support from close ones, manage stress and practice relaxation techniques. Postural re-education and strengthening of the spinal muscles. Adjust perspective on the close relationships and interactions.
Upper Body (Chest)
- Symbolism: Represents protection of the heart and lungs.
- Common Issues: Chest pain, respiratory problems. Possible heart aches.
- Interpretation: Issues in this area can reflect unresolved emotions related to love and breathing, or difficulties in "breathing" freely in life. Fear for own life.
- Measures: See your doctor! Practice deep breathing techniques, perform exercises to strengthen chest muscles, manage emotions through therapy or meditation, maintain a healthy diet.
Wrists
- Symbolism: Represents flexibility and the ability to handle tasks.
- Common Issues: Carpal tunnel syndrome, arthritis, sprains, strains, dislocations.
- Interpretation: Wrist problems can signify stress related to daily tasks, inflexibility, or lack of control.
- Measures: Practice stretching and strengthening exercises for wrists, use ergonomic equipment at work, delegate tasks and manage stress.

* The bone system / skeleton is the one that shapes the body. Skeletal disorders reflect self-confidence, misalignments of beliefs at a deep, intimate, basic level.

** Unnatural weight gain may reflects the perception of a situation in which i feel that i need and/or I'm expected to be strong. Reflects the assuming of new, bigger responsibilities, perceived as very important, vital, in the family or at work. Nature often understands stronger = bigger and adjusts accordingly.
It's also an armor to protect me against emotions, perceptions and other things that i don't want to feel, i don't want to let them touch me, so my being undestands to protect me this way.

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