Bronchi represent my living
space, my boundaries, the territory more particularly linked to my partner, my
family and my professional environment.
The ulceration (loss of cells)
of the walls of the bronchi, allows the entrance of more air, preparing a
better answer to the conflicts that occur in the territory.
It gives us more
space.
When we hit the bronchi means
that we have lived or are living a situation where we felt our territory
threatened, or that we ourselves have felt threatened within our territory.
It
could happen that we have fought with someone in our house or in our work, but
not necessarily a shouting struggle, just that someone has done us a comment
that is annoying and we have been quiet, to turn on a disease in the bronchi.
Therefore, any symptoms we have to analyze: fights, arguments, differences of opinion,
annoying advice they have given us, annoying requests we have ordered, etc.
It
is situations have sought to defend our ideas, principles, freedom, customs or
tastes, in front of someone and we have not achieved.
Bronchitis: Bronchitis is an
inflammation of the lining of the bronchi.
We have lived in, smothering,
conflicting family atmosphere with fights, screams and where there have been
people or situations that we did not feel comfortable and somehow we have been
attacked.
We have not digested internally, we did not like it, has caused us
great harm, but we have retained our painful thoughts and we have not expressed
verbally.
As a result we have lost the taste for life and have fallen into an
inner state of weariness and dejection.
We have internal needs but we do not
express them.
Bronchitis expresses the
oppression or discomfort we feel because of the people around us or the
environment in which we are engaged.
Threatened territory or fear
of being upset, unable to evolve in the territory.
"I removed the air, my
living space is threatened and I can hardly breathe”
"I feel invaded”
Fights, disputes in the
territory.
"In the atmosphere there
are so many fights that I can hardly breathe”
"Conflict of fear for the
territory”
"From threat of loss of
emotional territory”
Example: a girl suffering from bronchitis on the right
side after her grandmother resumed a loving relationship with another
granddaughter, with whom contact had not kept any for a long time.
She felt
that her grandmother would no longer like her as before.
Muscles of the bronchi:
conflict for fear of not being able to flee or attack.
Lining of the bronchi:
Conflict of separation, fear of being separated in the territory.
"I threaten the territory
and I'm afraid of..”
"The space I have, and I
do not want to close the space imposed on me”
If what dominates is fear, it
will be affected bronchus on the left side.
If what prevails is the part
emotional territory, the bronchus on the right side will be affected.
People suffering from
bronchitis usually have a competitive attitude in life, can be very susceptible
and irritable and so, through the roaster which is an aggressively expression
expelled outside all that does not like or is it uncomfortable.
"I reject the intruder, a
stranger, to the authority”
Any inconvenience or
difficulty, resulting in bronchitis.
Bronchial cancer: "Threat
of the unity of the couple”
Bleeding in the bronchi:
"I want to leave this family," or "I want a family member to
leave”
Recommendations to recover physical,
emotional and spiritual health:
These people need to change
the way they relate to the outside world and with others.
They need to prepare
for conflict and struggle in the verbal level, need courageously accept the
challenges and stop having a competitive attitude.
They need to realize that it
is almost impossible to find a family in which all members agree always.
Typically, everyone has their own beliefs and live life their way.
The person suffering from
bronchitis must learn to live his/her life as he/she pleases, without being
influenced by others and find and assert its own territory without feeling
guilty.
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