MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS, Emotional and metaphysical causes:

It is a disease that affects the female pole, the sensitive aspect of the person and usually occurs between 20 and 40 years.

The patient has had an experience (in most cases it is the parent of the same sex) in which it has been felt betrayed, locked (family fidelity) and which has suffered greatly and who refuses to accept and forgive. Sclerosis can appear between six and twelve months after the shock.

In all cases we find the devaluation, guilt, contradictions in the movement, often in verticality.

Conflict of motor + conflict of fear.

No escape (legs), not being able to push or grab something (arms).

The disease is like an internal rebellion against the fact or against the person who has caused such experience.

There is someone who puts you on edge and internally rebelling against that person. To go beyond its limits is abandoned completely and no longer know where to go. It is also said that the sclerotic person is fixed, does not evolve. You want someone take care, but tries not seem dependent. It's the kind of person who wants everything to be perfect and that is much required. Wants to please at any cost. Since he/she cannot satisfy this unrealistic dream alone, he/she becomes incapacitated in order to have an excuse for not having achieved the perfect life he/she wanted. It is also very difficult to accept that those who make less than he/she deserves, have more.

As a result, he/she feels deeply a victim and unconsciously inhibits his/her ability to act, to move (conflict of motor skills) and feeling not to suffer, thus he/she loses all sweetness that prevents him/her to adapt to a person or a situation, cutting his/her relationship with the outside world.

"In my family, they have not allowed me to have projects, have not let me be"

"It is forbidden to grow, must remain the child of dad or mom”

"I cannot comment, I cannot participate, I cannot decide, I'm immature".

"I am the arms, legs, etc. Only me can fulfil my mother or father’s projects"

"I cannot move, because if I move the clan dies or gets sick”

"I want to move but I prevent myself to move" 
"If I move, I die, but if I do not move, I die too" 
"If I go home, I'm in danger" "I want to be here, but I want to be there"

In right-handed men or left-handed women: "I want to go abroad, but I cannot leave this"

In left-handed men or right-handed women: "I do not want to go out and force myself"

Right paralysis: "I undertake to move”

Left paralysis: "I want to move and I do not let myself"

In addition, there may be identification with the wishes of mom (the project meet the other).

"I'm her arms, her legs"

This disease usually affects people of uncompromising character, which have very rigid ideas and opinions.

On issues that do not even allow a discussion rather keep their rigid view and definitively, which are shown as very unsympathetic people.

This loss of sensitivity, both physical and spiritual, makes them very "hard" people, both with themselves and with others.

Sometimes individuals may seem open, friendly character, trying to please everyone, but is only appearance.

Deep, still they have a hard heart that makes them unattainable.

In short, the multiple sclerosis sufferer has fallen into a deep "isolation hardening" that prevents him/her from connecting to life.

An important fact is to discover and verify that all these symptoms are presented to "repair" a dead in the family tree.

Recommendations to recover physical, emotional and spiritual health:

Their main problem is the resistance to accept their own worth and to get success in life. 
"I know I am a valuable person” 
"I like success and I am safe in it" 
"Life loves me"

Practice the act of forgiveness toward himself/herself as toward being who has delved into his/her wound.

Recognize the hardness to himself/herself and others and learn to be consistent.

Accept imperfection of man and admit and acknowledge our defects.

No resistance to life, let things happen.

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