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Vivian Flores

PSYCHOSOMATIC DISEASES

Updated: Nov 19

STUDIES CONFIRM THAT PHYSICAL DISEASES RESULT FROM WHAT WE THINK AND FEEL. BY VIVIAN FLORES



The World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed that 80% of diseases considered chronic are of emotional origin. According to the book The Disease as a Path by Thorwald Dethlefsen and Rüdiger Dahlke, "health" is when the various bodily functions develop in harmonious conjunction, but if some function fails, or disrupts the harmony of the whole, it is called "disease". Therefore, disease signifies the relative loss of harmony or the adjustment to a previously balanced order. The disturbance of harmony, however, occurs in consciousness and not in the physical realm, even though it may manifest in the body. Thus, it concludes that if consciousness fails to remain balanced, it will visibly and palpably manifest in the form of physical symptoms.


According to Louise L. Hay, an American psychologist and metaphysical instructor, and author of the books Heal Your Body and You Can Heal Your Life, almost all diseases or discomfort in the physical body are psychosomatic results of what we think and feel throughout life. The physical body expresses the semantics of what we think and feel. "I believe we create all the 'diseases' in our body. It, like everything else in life, is a reflection of our inner thoughts and beliefs. The body is always talking to us; we need to stop and listen to it. Every cell responds to every thought you have and every word you say. Continuous patterns of thinking and speaking produce our bodies, comfort or discomfort. People with a perpetually gloomy face did not get that way from loving and caring thoughts. It is necessary to have a healthy relationship with who we are: physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual. Many early remedies talked about this complexity. We are just beginning to discover the new metaphysical approach to physical effects."


She asserts that we are 100% responsible for all the bad things that happen to our bodies. "All diseases come from a state of unforgiveness," says the author. Whenever we are ill, we need to discover whom we need to forgive. When we are stuck in our bodies, it means we need to forgive more. Anger, sadness, and resentment are severe feelings. Forgiving yourself and life dissolves resentment.


For example, according to scientific studies by the psychologist, in the pathology of diabetes and in body language, there are subconscious belief patterns that "the sweetness of life is gone," dreaming of how it should have been, deep sadness, the need to control, poured anger instead of expressing love, diabetes is born. The desire to be loved. Emotional child. Diabetes as a disease is excess sugar in the blood. Insulin is a substance produced by the body to place glucose inside cells so that it can produce the energy needed for life. It is a disease that develops when the body produces little or no insulin. And without insulin, glucose does not enter the cell. Exhaustion and nervous cells due to lack of energy, blood transforms into "poor" without libido, full of glucose that cannot enter the cell. The pancreas is the organ responsible for producing insulin. The more sugar one eats, the more the pancreas works. When it stops working, diabetes occurs. With the lack of insulin, sugar, which brings energy and life to the organism, in excess becomes a significant harm, even if we are unconscious of it.


Next, you will know the relationship of some diseases and their probable causes by belief patterns that create diseases in the body, elaborated by Louise L. Hay.


DISEASES/CAUSES:

  • Tonsillitis: repressed emotions, stifled creativity.

  • Anorexia: hatred of the external and oneself.

  • Appendicitis: fear of life; blocking the flow of what is good.

  • Arteriosclerosis: resistance, refusal to see the good.

  • Arthritis: criticism maintained for a long time.

  • Asthma: repressed feeling, stifled crying.

  • Bronchitis: inflamed family environment, shouting, arguments.

  • Cancer: deep hurt, long-held sorrows.

  • Cholesterol: fear of accepting joy.

  • Dementia: resistance, rejection of life.

  • Diabetes: profound sadness.

  • Diarrhea: fear, rejection, escape.

  • Headache: self-criticism, lack of self-appreciation.

  • Migraine: sexual fears, repressed anger. Perfectionist person.

  • Fibroids: nourishing wounds caused by a partner.

  • Frigidity: fear, denial of pleasure.

  • Gastritis: profound uncertainty, feeling of condemnation.

  • Hemorrhoids: fear of deadlines; anger from the past.

  • Hepatitis: anger, hatred, resistance to change.

  • Insomnia: fear, guilt.

  • Labyrinthitis: fear of not being in control.

  • Meningitis: inner turmoil, lack of support.

  • Nodules: resentment, frustration, wounded ego.

  • Eye (conditions): individuality threatened; fear of accepting the present.

  • Paralysis: fear, terror, escape from life.

  • Feet: fear of prolonged unresolved emotional problem.

  • Pneumonia: lack of love in childhood, hopelessness.

  • Constipation: stuck in the past, fear of not having enough.

  • Vision problems: fear of seeing life.

  • Cysts: nurturing grievances, false growth.

  • Colds: confusion, disorder, hurts.

  • Rheumatism: feeling like a victim. Lack of love, bitterness.

  • Allergic rhinitis: emotional congestion, guilt, belief in persecution.

  • Sinusitis: irritation with someone close.

  • Tumors: nourishing grievances; accumulating remorse.

  • Ulcers: fear; belief of not being good enough.

  • Various: disorganization; feeling overwhelmed.


Therefore, for Dethlefsen and Dahlke, once people understand the difference between disease and its symptoms and behavior attitudes and a view of sacred bodily meaning, the disease will no longer be seen as a threatening enemy but as a revelation to be addressed. Instead, it will become a companion capable of helping them discover an imperative for personal health. This moment will be a period of change for each of us, aiding our effort to understand ourselves more, as this consciousness returns us to a state of self-knowledge."


Books:

  • YOU CAN HEAL YOUR LIFE (How to discover and use your forces in thought)

  • The Disease as a Path (Thorwald Dethlefsen and Rüdiger Dahlke)

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