The esophagus is
located at the beginning of the digestive system and connects the pharynx to
the stomach. It is the passage for food so that they are digested. It is a
relatively passive organ.
Top
part: Discomfort indicates that there is something we
have "swallowed", but forced to do it.
Swallowing conflict:
Something in my life "that does not happen," feeling that something
is stuck in the throat.
Conflict of not willing
or able to move the piece we've swallowed. "They made me swallow toads and snakes".
"I have no choice
but to swallow something and wanted to get rid of it, I reject it. I prefer
swallow something else. "
What can’t I swallow or
can’t accept in my life?
What is he/she trying
to force me to eat?
Could perhaps be the
reproaches, the criticism?
Bottom
part: Conflict of not being able to eat what's on the
plate, "have the stomach larger than the eye” "I never have enough”
"Fear that someone
we remove what we have on the plate". "The piece can still escape me”
Words cannot waste
anything, we must use it all! Gluttony, large gullets, bottomless pit.
"Conflict of not
enjoying the snack eaten" example: a heritage, a car, etc.
Conflict of not wanting
to eat they put on us as food.
Esophageal
motor skills: "I want and, while not want to swallow, to
lower the piece”
Esophageal
achalasia: Conflict piece or toxic bite or will not be able to
digest. Piece I've swallowed without really wanting to swallow, or feeling
forced to do so.
Sphincters also relate
to the father: Conflict in which "the father prevents the mother feeding
the child”
Conflict swallowed
something by force (opinions, judgments, decisions ...). The conflict often
manifests itself in a situation in which "is bad if it is not swallowed
and it's bad if swallowed".
The esophagus can also
be affected when the person resists or rejects new ideas, especially those that
do not come from him/her. He/she has a very strong inner critical
attitude that prevents it to give in and let the heart speak.
Esophageal cancer: It can manifest when we want to "swallow
something", a house, a car, etc. and, at the last moment, we cannot.
It may also appear when
we've been forced to "swallow something" that we would have liked to
"spit".
"We must not
squander. You have to take everything. "
Recommendations to
recover physical, emotional and spiritual health:...
Those sick of esophagus need to become aware of their own ability to make
and run their lives as they consider the best, and allow others to do the same.
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