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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