In a chronic disease there are persistent
physical problems that make relapse. That is, the symptoms recur, especially
during vulnerable periods in which we lose touch with our inner being. It
occurs when by fear and insecurity we refuse to change, because adapting is
hard for us and we lack the necessary strength to move forward.
Most of these diseases are usually described, by
conventional medicine, which only has 300 years of experience and is seated on
a purely mechanistic bases, as "incurable". In traditional medicines
such as traditional Chinese medicine, etc., that have thousands of years of
experience and who understand the human being as a unit, (body-soul-spirit),
there is no concept of incurable disease. The diseases are distinguished easy
or difficult to heal, depending on whether their causes are external or
internal. Of course, they are caused by external causes: blows, fractures,
nutritional deficiencies, etc., they are easier to cure because to find, treat
and remove the causes that have led the body easily recovered balance. However,
it is necessary to discover the emotional conflict that was behind these
symptoms and integrate it to prevent further relapses.
However, the most difficult to heal they are
those of internal origin, as awareness, for healing to occur is necessary, by
the patient, their mental and emotional aspects of their deepest desires and
purpose of his/her life, to change the conditions that have arisen and that is
a task that involves the whole being of the patient.
Conflict adaptation. No acceptance of repairing
the conflict. It exists in the unconscious a chronic contradiction too.
Chronicity implies rejection of change, fear of the
future and a tremendous sense of insecurity. The message of an incurable
disease is very simple: The cure to this conflict going to accept the situation
experienced physically. Those affected always seems like a big contradiction.
Recommendations to recover physical, emotional
and spiritual health:
People with chronic diseases have to face a big
task, confront the fears that arise in the context of their illness and deal
with idealized images of how to do what they have entrusted.
Life is rhythm, constantly changing. We must
accept insecurity of life and discard the anxiety that can cause us abandoning
old habits.
We have to learn to be vulnerable to all the
possibilities that present themselves in life.
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