Small intestine. That one sick
of the small intestine is usually a distrustful person who analyzes everything
in an exaggerated manner, able to perform a fine analysis of "detail"
and which has a highly developed critical sense, "always has something to
say”
Disorders of the small
intestine tell us about the difficulty a person has to absorb and assimilate
the experience that is living.
I do not assimilate the good
aspects of my life.
I do not appreciate the good things around me. I always see
the bad in every situation.
When we have the desire to
escape, to avoid a situation that we have to spend, but which we would like to
see ourselves free as soon as possible, diarrhea occurs,
"I will eliminate
what does not satisfy me”
Diarrhea is not a way to
integrate the reality, not to accept, absorb and assimilate an experience,
either out of fear or because we consider it unacceptable.
"I do not want
to assimilate that"
"I'm not accepted in my family, integrated".
"I cannot continue to assimilate that information”
"I cannot see the
good side of this”
"This is not how I dreamed it”
"Everything is
wrong".
Diarrhea in school children
wants to express:
"I have not assimilated enough knowledge”
Conflict of inability to
assimilate the piece.
Conflict of inability to
digest the piece, "indigestible disgruntled" derived from fear of
"lack" to starve.
Conflict of not being able to
digest a bit too large, as an indigestible vexation, an insult, an
impertinence, injustice, etc.
Small intestine cancer:
Inability to digest the good life, to digest my life.
"I do not know where to
go".
"I do not know where my life is going”
"I do not know what
is my place in the family”
"I do not know what position to take..”
Crohn
disease: Conflict of material and emotional deprivation,
"This has
been usurping me in a despicable way”
"Fear of losing their
identity”
"I despise” "I'm no
good”
Dirty play conflict of
indigestible evil.
Ileal: "I cannot take the
result of the lessons of the past”
Jejunum: Problem of choice, of
indecision.
Intestinal parasites,
"Someone is imposed on my table”
"I cannot stand the fact of eating
at the bar, at the table of another”
"I impose a belief
system”
What element, what is a
foreign body doing inside me?
"I let myself to be
invaded".
Tapeworm: "I feel
parasitized by a strange idea”
Large intestine. It is a part
of the digestive system, consisting of the cecum, colon, rectum and anal canal.
It is the area where we finally absorb and integrate what we have eaten
outside.
After waste (materials) are transported and disposed outward to
prevent the body from clogging and contamination.
Its mission is to evacuate
what the body considers useless, superfluous, dirty.
This people must do the same
with our experiences: ingest, assimilate, accept, remove the teaching and move
on.
Tensions and disease in this
body are manifested in people who have difficulty taking away, and forget to
heal certain wounds, to evacuate and move on.
The problems in the large
intestine speak of a dirty experience (filth, dirt, meanness, treachery, bad
play, etc.) that has been assimilated, in principle, but it costs us to digest,
to advance and evacuate.
According to the site:
Ascending
colon: "filth" made by parents or symbolic, hacienda.
Transverse colon:
"filth" made by collateral, couple, sisters, brothers, cousins, etc.
Descending colon:
"filth" made by children, nephews, grandchildren.
Colonic polyps are like knots
of sorrow and anger (small filth) that we have achieved completely untie.
Diverticulum: Feeling of
having suffered a great betrayal. People suffering it sometimes deny shit
(feces) problems.
Everything is going well!
"The dirt has to stay home”
"I feel powerless to evacuate one dirty play".
The cancer usually develops
over a polyp degenerates, occurs after a conflict (often related to family)
caused by a vile, low action, offensive; an issue too "unpleasant" to
be "digested" something that cannot "evacuate".
Sometimes you can also get
this disease someone who feels "dirty" for being involved in an issue
of "possession" (a fight over money or property) that makes you feel
guilty.
Colitis: "I give
affection intermittently". Affection, sometimes is and sometimes is not,
when the pain is not displayed.
The person repeatedly supports
stodge. It solves and another begins. Because of this no tumour occurs.
Ulcerative colitis: This is a
conflict of indigestible extreme disappointment and annoyance. Dispute relating
to the bloodline "crap in the clan, in the family".
"I want to leave this
family or want someone to go to my family”
"I have been scammed and
also blame myself, it is unfair” "I have taken a value, something".
Irritable bowel syndrome:
"Frequent regular trash," one after another.
Superior Rectum: Disgruntled
that we did not evacuate, expel.
Often it relates to the family. Conflict
caused by an even more vulgar than the colon action.
Lower rectum/anus: Conflicts
of identity within the territory.
"My place where I feel".
"I'm
on the edge, my place is not within this territory”
Conflict of separation and
loss within the family itself:
"I do not know what I paint in this family,
in this house," in this clan. " "In my family, they do not
recognize me”
Conflict of rancor within the territory crap that happened long
ago and I cannot let go: "I do not want to forgive, I keep it”
Anal
itching: Conflict of separation from my shit, my identity.
Recommendations to recover
physical, emotional and spiritual health:
The sick of the small
intestine needs to learn to be flexible, to observe and assimilate the events
and let them run.
Those affected large intestine
must learn to extract the "purity", the positive aspects of each
experience and move on, to move forward without losing time what belongs to the
past.
When we live in the past,
thinking how good or bad things were, feeling attachment to people or past
situations, we are avoiding the present.
This is a form of self-rejection
because it prevents us to face our true feelings.
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