This disorder consists of
intense fear and anxiety of being in places from which it is difficult to
escape or where help would not be available.
The origin of agoraphobia may
have been in the womb. The one who suffers from it continues to be very
dependent on the emotional plane of his mother; he has not been able to cut the
maternal bond. "I'm fine in my mother's womb, but I perceive great danger
outside", "I don't get into situations that I can't control",
"If something happens, no one will be able to help me"
These are very sensitive and
receptive people on a psychic level, who absorb the emotions of others,
especially fears and do not know how to discern or protect themselves from this
emotional influence of others, which significantly increases their own fears.
Probably, they have lived in a
conflicting family environment, in which during their childhood, they had to
take too much responsibility for something or someone (usually the mother),
that is, they have assumed responsibilities that did not correspond to them.
They tend to have a very high
attachment to criticize, they constantly complain about how things are going
and, especially, criticize the mother.
This symptom is strongly
linked to an unconscious fear of death and insanity.
Likewise, we must search the
family tree for situations related to the cold, for example, someone who was
trapped by the cold or who even died from the cold.
Recommendations to recover
physical, emotional and spiritual health:
It is necessary to talk to the
mother and find out what she was feeling during her pregnancy.
In the same way,
she has to cut the ties of dependency on her mother.
It is essential to accept and
integrate fears, especially the fear of "losing the place", to be in
harmony with oneself and with the world.
She must establish a
responsible and healthy relationship with her mother's part in order to start
living a life in balance.
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