Doctors-neurologists often say:
“A person is his nervous system, everything else is secondary.”
Common people say:
“All diseases are from stress, only syphilis is from pleasure!”
Of course, there are many disputes on this subject, but the scientifically proved fact remains: the more stress in a person’s life, the more often they get sick.Moreover, most health problems have psychosomatic roots. From the Greek psyche – “soul” and soma – “body”: means – “soul-body” suffering. When emotions can’t find an outlet, they go inside the body and stay there, creating diseases.
Here are the 7 most common psychosomatic problems many people have:
1.Internal conflict.
This is a situation where the mind is fighting the heart, or the logical mind is fighting subconscious desires. This kind of struggle creates a “guerrilla war” inside the person. The results of this war are psychosomatic symptoms.
2. Body language.
The body physically reflects a state that could be expressed in phrases: “This is such a headache!”, “I can’t digest it!”, ” He’s a pain in the butt”, “My hands are tied!”, “You are giving me a heart attack!” …These are programming messages that eventually will turn into symptoms if repeated continuously.
3. Conditional benefits of an illness.
This category includes health problems, which bring a certain conditional benefit to their owner. This is not a simulation, but a really diagnosed disease. Perhaps a person really wants to have the benefits which he will get only by getting sick. For example, claiming money from government, insurance claims, manipulating family members to get more attention, or other benefits. The mind is very powerful, and can manifest disease in a person, just the same as a placebo can manifest health.
4. Past experiences.
The cause of an illness can also be past traumatic experiences, more often it is a traumatic childhood and/or traumatic relationships. The condition here is that the sick person is holding on to the past, and unwilling to forgive and let it go.
5. Identification
In this case, a physical symptom can be formed due to a strong emotional attachment to a person who has a similar disease. Often there is a fear of losing this person or the loss has happened.
6. Auto-Suggestion.
A person believes in the presence of the disease, even if the disease does not exist. The person always tries to find evidence for this illness, making false programming to his subconscious mind. Therefore, the disease will eventually be materialized.
7. Self-punishment.
This punishment is associated with guilt (real or imaginary) that is tormenting a person. Self-punishment facilitates the experience of guilt, as if redeeming it.
To conclude:
Research has proved that most, if not all illnesses have psychosomatic roots. Therefore, to heal an illness we must look at the real cause of it, and not just mask the symptoms with drugs or surgeries. Our biography becomes our Biology.
We need to learn to identify emotional patterns in the body that lead to disease that creates problems in people’s life. This ability is called Medical Intuition. The process of healing specific emotional patterns that become the root cause of an illness is called Intuitive Healing.
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