Conjunctivitis is an
inflammation of the conjunctiva, the membrane that lines the back of the eyelid
and the front surface of the
eye. The symptoms that occur are: difficulty in opening eyes to wake up,
because eyelashes stick because of a discharge; eyelid swelling and redness and
swelling of the eye.
We are living or have lived an
emotional conflict, thanks to which we have stopped seeing something or someone
important to us. We have separated to see something or someone that interested
us.
"I am separated from the
eyes of that person". "I've lost sight". "I don’t see that
what I like anymore” "I do not see the person I love”
If itching is present, loss of
pleasure to see someone is added.
"I want to see him/her again,
but that's not possible”
Or it may also indicate that
we are seeing something in our lives that we do not like and we feel angry and
frustrated.
"Do not stand to see what
you look at"
"I'm angry and frustrated
with what I'm seeing" "Nobody protects me from what I see"
"They look at me and make
fun of me"
It is basically something that
bothers us because it calls into question our authority. Someone has dared to
discuss our "point of view" and we refuse absolutely to forgive
him/her, that is, that you distrust the rightness of our position.
Pterygium: The pterygium, also
known as "meatiness in the white of the eye", is a growth of fibrous
and vascularised conjunctiva on the surface of the cornea.
"Nobody protects me from
what I see. My eyes are put under a protective wing"
Recommendations to recover
physical, emotional and spiritual health:
We must learn to see with the
eyes of love and not with the eyes that judge if what they see is right or
wrong.
I agree to stop seeing what I
like.
I love and accept myself and
love to see.
We need to develop the ability
to put ourselves in the place of another, to grasp the reality of their point
of view and better understand the intimate foundations of their actions.
It must face life and its
conflicts. Knowing how to look reality to learn how to recognize ourselves.
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