They are the support on which we
settle our foothold on the ground, the foundation upon which our body is held
to stand, to move, to go forward. They are our contact with the earth (Mother
Earth), with life, with others.
The feet, therefore, affirm
and recognize represent our positions and the criteria that governs our lives,
our ideals and our convictions.
Symbolizing the official role
we play, our attitudes, our support in relationships, especially often linked
to the mother who cares for us and that nourishes us and to our roots. Finally,
they are also a symbol of freedom because they allow us movement.
The feet show us how to go
through life:
Some big feet indicate a
person who in childhood was very attached to his/her mother. You may have a
tendency to materialism.
By contrast, small feet
indicate that he/she found support in paternal and individuals may be attracted
to the intellectual and spiritual.
Some flat feet correspond to a
person who seeks the affection of the mother, when I am a child I do not want
to leave my mother, I need to merge, I seek contact with my mother, I need more
contact with her or "I feel oppressed by my mother and I submit myself
because I cannot escape, I let myself do.”
"I prevent detach and
nailed me to the ground"
"I'm crushed by my
mother"
Cavus Foot (with excessive
plantar arch) like a person who curls up and folds back on himself/herself thus
expressing their need for autonomy in relation to the mother.
"I resist the burden of
my mother"
"I want to leave my
mother"
However, people with heavy
feet are firmly rooted to the ground, security. People are reliable, consistent
and realistic and little given to intellectual plane.
Hot Feet: The epitome of
sweetness, synonymous with being ... People who have warm feet would have liked
her mother was better, sweet, warm, more loving.
Cold feet: "My mother is
cold, I do not want to touch her because contact is destabilizing”
Individuals who walk on the
toes have a serious problem with the mother: "I would not want to see, I
do not want to touch” At the same time have little contact with reality, not
take root anywhere and are possessed of great dreams, fantasies and enormous
creativity.
Walking with your feet out can
be a sign of openness, extroversion; otherwise, that is, walking with your feet
facing inward, we are probably talking about a shy person who is afraid to
move, "I go, but I do not want to go".
Meanwhile those who walk by
relying primarily on their heels, as if they were walking on eggs, tend to shy
away from life as the stance they take are likely to be taken down easily to
back.
Calluses on the feet express
our need to protect our mother. "I need to protect my mother”
Plantar fasciitis: Cholera in
relation to the mother or the maternal role. Repressed rage. "I have no
right to express it”
Plantar pain, hardness:
"I was kicked in the ass by others to move. I'm sick, abandoned. "
Heel: Those forced to use
their “brakes”.
Achilles
tendonitis: It allows the propulsion of the body. "Devaluation in the
lived present" real or symbolic, and sometimes is subjective.
The sole represents the
mother, but on a symbolic level is the house where the mother is, the family
home.
Calcaneal
spur: Conflict of duty, lack of independence, against the mother and/or to
the world.
Deeply incriminate oneself
because of what one is.
"I have no right to leave
home" or to leave the domain of my mother, to set foot on the ground to
leave"
"I wanted to leave, but I
could not"
"I think that I want to
leave"
"I cannot marry, I must
look for my mother"
"It is my duty, to keep
my parents"
"It's a habit, eating
every Sunday with family and my parents"
"My mother says I should
look after her"
"It's a tradition that I
look after my brothers"
We need to free ourselves from
the bonds and obligations that have been imposed to us to make our own life,
and to raise a family.
Therefore, feet problems talk
about the conflicts that each one has in relation to the mother, (can also be a
symbolic mother, State Aids, etc.) and her position on the world. We suggest
that we take or maintain positions lack reliability or security. It is
characteristic of people who are afraid, who are afraid of expressing their own
opinions, they do not feel good about themselves or do not accept the position
held at the time.
They can also express the
perception of no progress, of being stuck, spinning around the same, perhaps not
knowing what attitude to take in front of a situation, and “not knowing where
to go".
When the tension is manifested
in the right foot, then you have a relationship with the feminine (or real mother)
and, when present in the left foot, is related to male (or the symbolic
mother).
Fascinating
ReplyDeleteI have been trying to understand why my mother has reoccurring callouses and you have provided insights
Thank you!
I left my narcissistic mother and my plantar fasciitis disappeared completely!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI am prone to injure my feet. This month is been terrible. Last week I broken my little right toe and this afternoon I smash the left one. Can anyone tell me why?
ReplyDeleteWhat hurting your toes means? I am always hurting them. At them moment I have a broken right little toe and just slashed tip of left one. 😔
ReplyDeleteI am prone to injure my feet. This month is been terrible. Last week I broken my little right toe and this afternoon I smash the left one. Can anyone tell me why?
ReplyDeleteHello, Feet are related to two aspects of our life: First, they show our progress, the route or the path we want to follow and, secondly, they express the relationship with our mother. In many problems that affect the feet, both aspects are represented. "I want to go one way, but my mother does not agree, she prevents me" "I want to advance in life, but my mother stops me" "I want to go, but my mother holds me back" "My mother judges me , criticizes me, the path I have taken in life "
DeleteThe little toe (little finger): It is the finger related to the "territory" in relation to collaterals, anger with ourselves, guilt. It is the finger that examines my territory and that seeks balance, it gives firmness to my grip.
"Sharing my room is uncomfortable."
"I hate myself for the way I express myself."
"What my wife told me hurt me."
"I feel bad about the way I answered my brother."
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