For example:
"Blabbed". "Having a sharp tongue".
Also it helps us move the
"bite" to go dissolving, chewing and thus being able to swallow.
The language also symbolizes
the flavour that is our life. It allows us to differentiate the flavors and
enjoy them (real) as well as to appreciate the taste of the experiences
(symbolic).
"Life no longer knows anything”
Any symptoms in the language
has a direct relationship with living a sense of guilt for what we've eaten,
(real or symbolic).
What toxic food (emotional or real) have I swallowed and
make me feel guilty?
Similarly, they can express
our difficulty saying things gently.
So sometimes we "bit our
tongue", that is, being indiscreet. What did I say that caused this?
At certain times, we may hurt
the tongue when we are upset of not have expressed a word that has been us
"on the tip of the tongue". What emotion causes guilt to me? Is it
because of what I feel guilt?
Similarly, the tongue may be
affected when we took some food and then we reproach.
Biting the own’s tongue
relates to the guilt for what was just said or what one has to say, as if
he/she reproached himself/herself.
Inflammation of the tongue (glossitis)
is the consequence of not expressing the anger that one feels.
Glossitis can also be the
result of our difficulty to savor, to enjoy the pleasures of life.
The doughy tongue wants to
express our difficulty, for lack of confidence or fear of ridicule.
Sores: Being
a muscle, tongue problems can also express a sense of impotence to catch
the morsel "I have been powerless to catch something"
Geographic tongue (lingual
surface-like map) is a condition that can be persistent and uncomfortable.
This is a separation conflict
with the desired and impossible to express + conflict contact imposed with a
word that is not desired. Example: a radio announcer who for years carried out
a program of public assistance but suddenly changed the director and forces
him/her to give only the daily news.
Recommendations to recover
physical, emotional and spiritual health:
We need to learn to accept and
embrace new ideas, opinions, experiences, digest and assimilate calmly
analyzing all aspects, to expand the mind and spirit.
Enjoying life without guilt.
We must allow ourselves to say
what we feel, not thinking that others will condemn.
Say only honest and loving
words and silence the lies and offensive words.
And we need to allow us to
savor and enjoy the pleasures of life without ever feeling guilty.
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