ALZHEIMER, emotional and spiritual meaning:

It is a neurodegenerative disease that affects different areas of the brain.

It is characterized by a loss of immediate or short-term memory, with the presence of cognitive impairment and behavioral disorders.

It is the consequence of unresolved repetitive emotional conflicts, experienced in all environments (dramatic separations, aggressions, money problems, with a partner, with the children, at work, at home, etc.) that have caused numerous scars even a level so great that he has not been able to bear it.

The Alzheimer's patient has not only experienced strong emotional impacts, but these have been repeated for many years. They have had an emotionally dramatic life. 

Biologically, these conflicts have produced damage to brain tissue and as a consequence, numerous scars have appeared that impede the normal functioning of the brain.

The affected person has suffered his whole life and has never been able to express it.

He has hidden true emotions, perhaps due to his upbringing or his religious ideas or to avoid hurting or offending those around them.

People around him have always thought that he is a strong, mature, stable, cheerful, very good person, incapable of hating, saying a bad word, complaining or raising his voice.

However, within him there is a fragile, vulnerable person with many fears and, especially, he feels dread that others realize his vulnerability, that he cannot continue to pretend, that inside him he can no longer bear so much burden and that is giving up.

Emotionally, he refuses to see life as an option because it has been very difficult for him and, little by little, he will forget who he is, so that it no longer hurts.

The disease has exposed him. The only biological function by which a person can have Alzheimer's is because his mind wants to forget what he has experienced and erase it permanently. 

"I no longer want to be wrong, I don't want to think, I don't want to live."

An unconscious solution can be the inability to understand things, the lack of discernment. If I don't understand something, I can't apply a solution to it.

His difficulty in recognizing others is also very eloquent: 

"I cannot recognize others because I myself was not recognized."

In the same way, it is very significant to contemplate the attitude of permanent annoyance in which he moves, he demands himself to do things, to do something, that deep down he does not want to do, until a moment comes when the only solution is to forget about obligations. 

"I want them to be with me, but I don't want to be with them" 

The person who contracts this disease has lived in a constant state of anguish and anger.

She (she feels desperate because she does not know how to accept herself, nor is she capable of accepting life as it is).

The fact of having gone through many difficulties or having felt psychologically very pressured by themselves, by others, or by the intimate coexistence with an overwhelming and dictatorial person or by a depletion of energy as a consequence of a very active life in which they have had to make many decisions and have assumed many responsibilities, they have served as causes for the individual to despair and seek protection from their environment, as well as an unconscious revenge, through a pathology such as Alzheimer's with which the contact with reality is blocked by the loss of his conscious faculties.

This disease can also manifest itself at a time when the patient has lost something to which he was much attached: "Conflict of separation".

It can be the loss of contact with someone or the symbolic separation of their youth, power, success, beauty, etc.

As a consequence, they believe that their life is collapsing because the foundations are missing and, unconsciously, they cut off their relationship with the world and refuse to take responsibility for their life, forcing others to assume their own responsibilities.

In short, it is like a regression on the bodily, psychic and spiritual plane towards childhood.

If I have not experienced something related to the above, I have to look in the Sense Project (period that elapses from a few months before conception to three years) the true story of my parents, what they thought and felt, how was my conception, I must find stories related to lack or absence of recognition, not wanting to see the reality of things, wanting to give up, etc. 

I also have to find out if my mother had a similar experience during her pregnancy and I have inherited it.

If I do not find the origin either, I have to look in my genealogical tree and find out from my ancestors if someone lived tortuous, dramatic, helpless and misunderstanding experiences (murders, suicides, mental illnesses, escapes, etc.) and by affinity with him, I have inherited it.

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DEPRESSION, Emotional and spiritual meaning:

Altered consciousness, perception, and behavior characterized by feelings of sadness, discouragement, and apathy. It is linked to a personal drama, be it conscious or unconscious.

Depression is often related to wanting to "take the pressure off" from the dramas we carry in our lives, that's why we make a -de- pressure. It is the passive manifestation of unexpressed aggressiveness towards oneself.

Conflict of identity linked to another of territory that makes us feel guilty and a great devaluation.

In some women, a conflict of masked sexual frustration, in which sexuality is experienced as a territory, "is mine."

It manifests itself when a person suffers two very important conflicts. 

On the one hand, he suffers a conflict of identity or non-recognition and at the same time suffers a conflict of disappointment or loss of territory and the feeling of not being able to do anything about what we lost, not being able to recover it.

For the individual suffering from depression, the territory is very important, he is a territorial person. In addition, he always experiences conflicts in terms of winning or losing. 

This program may have been inherited from one of his parents. The depressed person usually has the figure of the father and the mother in the couple.

What was the first loss in her life? "It is not worth trying, why do I do it, life does not work"

The biological meaning of depression is to leave the person paralyzed, waiting, to give him time to make the decisions he needs, to reconnect and start his path again.

Example: Mrs. X has lost her identity, as her mother, to her daughters. 

They have rebelled, they disrespect it, they don't take it into account and they don't recognize it. 

On her side, her husband is the one who organizes her territory, in all respects and underestimates her.

Endogenous depression: Related to the Transgenerational. It is almost always a recumbent person (a person who carries a dead body on their back). 

The cause of it can be found in stories related to the clan or of a Sense Project, unrealized duels, responsibilities for dramas not assumed. 

Economic losses, love dramas, deaths, abandonments, etc. "I have always felt sad"

Reactive depression: It arises as a consequence of a specific traumatic event. People who suffer from this depression are greatly devalued. 

The conflict is quite clear since the symptoms appear in the six months after the great shock.

Postpartum depression: At the time of delivery, we go from woman to mother. 

We lose a type of life, while facing a new task that can scare and devalue us.

Conflict of separation with our mother and conflict of feeling unprotected.

Surely we have something pending with our mother or against our father, who did not feel capable at the time or, perhaps, we feel separated from them.

In the same way, the illusion for tomorrow, the hope of a promising future, the enthusiasm for all the great things that are yet to come... money, power, happiness, etc.; achieving all this motivates us enormously.

The present is miserable, but we banish it and forget about it, thanks to the dreams we have in store for tomorrow, all our hopes will be fulfilled in the future. 

But, time passes and the realization of our dreams never comes true.

We feel hopeless!

The illusion motivated us, but now we have run out of strength.

Depression is a state of energy depletion. We have lost the meaning of life, we do not accept the present or our living conditions; we blame ourselves or blame something or someone, we judge and criticize.

We are motivated by negativity, which further saps our energy.

Our ability to laugh has disappeared, we feel a lack of love and self-esteem, we have lost interest in work, relationships, food, sex, hobbies, etc.; for everything that surrounds us. We can't even sleep.

We reject our responsibilities, we hide from duties and difficulties, because we feel powerless and incapable of making decisions, moving or acting, and furthermore, we do not want to ask for help nor do we want to help ourselves. 

We prefer that circumstance or other people change.

We just want to sleep and do nothing.

This state of despair can be manifested in materialistic individuals who have been for most of their lives pursuing material achievements, who have achieved everything achievable, but now they cannot enjoy anything, because in the desire to hoard wealth, power, recognition, etc., they have lost themselves and have no reason to live for, inwardly they feel empty.

People who had a conflict with their parent of the opposite sex during childhood can also fall into a deep depression.

Somehow they have been able to feel the rejection, abandonment, humiliation, betrayal or have been treated with indifference or lack of respect by the father or mother and still keep inside, the pain, the resentment and above all the anger, which produced that fact.

Feeling powerless to express anger out of fear of losing support and love, now you move within this negativity and the only alternative you find is to project it onto your spouse.

Recommendations to recover physical, emotional and spiritual health:

We must realize that the real cause of depression is energy depletion. 

This is a consequence of self-rejection (conflict between who we would like to be and who we really are) in the form of blaming, judging, controlling, fantasies (conflict between the ideal and the real) about the future or about the past.

And, above all, because he is motivated by negativity and by the desire to lead a different life although he does not make decisions or take actions to make the change.

To integrate depression, we must not fight it, try to escape, compensate for it through other activities or become depressed because we are depressed.

Nor should we accuse events or other people of our depression. On the contrary, we need to accept and experience it, entering fully without resistance into the depressive feeling.

By allowing depression to exist from consciousness, we will begin to feel the energy recharge taking place.

If we suppress depression, exhaustion will become more intense and we will try to escape from it through greater stimulation or through substance abuse, thus falling into an addictive cycle that will lead to chronic depression.

Acceptance will lead us to experience depression in a balanced way, becoming a time to recharge, to heal.

Deep relaxation and reconciliation with our goal are essential. It makes no sense to live according to an unattainable ideal or according to what others want. 

We have to learn to live our own self, to recognize our values ​​and have the courage to be what we are.

Everything has an end; depression will go away too.

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