The shoulder is the main axis
of the
arm and connects it to the trunk. It is an extremely mobile joint that
allows making movements in all directions. They represent our ability to act,
our deepest act on someone or something desires.
They are also related to the
ability to carry the responsibilities and obligations of life: "carry the
burden on the shoulders", "to shoulder the entire weight of the
world", etc. They refer to responsibility as an adult; either as a parent
or as a human being in society.
The shoulder problems tell
that we have difficulty expressing, we found a resistance to our desire to act;
either by a lack of support for an external opposition or a feeling of
worthlessness.
We believe that the outside
world will not let us act.
Left shoulder: it can indicate
a devaluation conflict as a parent image itself.
"Devaluation in the
mother/son or against any other person you want as a son relationship"
Identity conflict as a parent
or child.
"I'm a bad parent or a
bad mother or I'm a bad son/daughter to my parents", the head of the left
humerus is affected.
"I have not been
protected enough"
"I have not been able to
keep under my wing to someone close” (affects the head of the humerus).
Right shoulder: "Conflict
of devaluation of oneself in reference to the partner or one's social position.
Conflict of identity as
husband/wife (no sexual connotation) or as a worker.
"I'm not a good husband,
a good wife, a recognized worker or a good student", it affects the
humeral head.
"Affective devaluation
for failing to hold someone under the next wing", the head of the right
humerus is affected.
"I have not protected my
partner or co-worker enough" it affects the capsule.
These lateralities are so only
for right-handed people, for left-handed people will be the opposite.
Luxation or dislocation:
Often, a dislocation occurs after a stroke, a fall or forced movement.
"Conflict of devaluation
accompanied by dishonor upon me and my parents”
When the dislocation is
recurrent, it tells us that we have the feeling of being caught, "as if we
are put in a box"
We want to express: "I
want more freedom in my job as a human being"
"I do not want to cling
to my family, work, etc. I want to be myself"
Shoulder blades: The scapula
is a flat bone,
long, thin, triangular shape. With the collarbone, shoulder blade serves to
attach the arm to the trunk.
(Symbols of Freedom)
"They are preventing me fly with my own wings"
Recommendations to recover
physical, emotional and spiritual health:
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