A wart is a hard bump (benign
tumour) in the
skin caused by a virus. They are of variable shape and size, often painless
unless pressed, and are, more often, in the hands or in the feet.
Warts mainly affect to
self-critical people and, therefore, very sensitive to reproaches and to any
type of aggression; and people who believe themselves ugly and unworthy of
love.
What biological utility has a
wart? What is its role?
It is a small shield. For
what…? To protect us.
Specifically, when we have
been disrespected, when we have the feeling of having been attacked, wounded,
criticized, dishonoured, for a comment, an insult, a despicable remark, a joke,
which has nailed us as a barb; especially if it is done publicly, in front of
our professional, family or friendly environment.
Wart
in hands, palm and back: They usually appear when there is a conflicting
activity related to the father or the paternal function. They reflect a lack of
protection by the parent, especially at school, when the child receives a
complaint by his/her teacher. It may be related to any offense suffered at
school, especially if it has been accompanied by humiliating warnings. Example:
conflict with writing: "You have to write well".
Similarly, it may indicate a
devaluation conflict in relation to others.
"I've done worse than my
teammates"
These warts usually appear
when we are six and seven, in school years in which we learn to read and write
and they can affect the thumb or index finger or the back of the hand.
You may also receive a wart on
your hand after a "stain" conflict. "I've done something
wrong" "I won and they have seen me"
In the palm of the hand:
Conflict of being thrown out by the parent.
In
the fingers: You need to check the meaning of each finger.
Warts on the soles of the feet
are linked symbolically with the mother or the maternal role (can also refer to
our roots: parents, grandparents, etc.) and we talk about a problem of union
with the mother, with communication difficulties with disagreements and a
permanent desire for recognition.
Conflict of being thrown out
by the mother. Conflict spot in relation to the mother.
They can also express fear of
the future or to change.
Devaluation in sports.
Warts
on the face (self-image) may express that we do not like our traits, for
example, our nose.
Conflict of aesthetics
devaluation.
On the lips: I fear my parents
are getting separated. A kiss or a word that embarrasses me.
Underarm: Conflict of separation with respect to which I must protect with a tonality of affection on the right side or of danger on the left (for left-handers backwards).
Eyelids: "I see no
recognition to me"
In
the arms: “I'm not good at my work or at the performance of my duties”.
In the neck: "I'm getting
old"
Other conflicts that can
generate warts:
Conflict stain with regret.
Example: to have an unpleasant family, we have felt ashamed, soiled, stained.
Conflict of traumatic
separation point.
Deep attack our dignity.
Recommendations to recover
physical, emotional and spiritual health:
These people need to transform
their hatred into love.
I resign to wait for others to
validate or recognize me. I take my responsibility to recognize and love
myself.
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I am wondering what it means on the middle pad of the middle finger on the right hand.
ReplyDeleteHi, please, you can LOOK on Labels: Hands and read the meaning of the middle finger plus the meaning of warts. Luck. Rigards.
DeleteThis is spot on for me. I am about to move in with my partner and have noticed this morning the start of a wart on my palm, the cause stated above is the conflict of being thrown out by a parent, and on the habd in general; not being protected by the father. As a teenager ny father died suddenly I was 13, and following my through me out so many times until i finally left at 16 when i accepted continuing my education was not going to be possible. So i understand maybe my subconcious is preparing for the same trauma now and has reacted with a wart. My question is what can I do to heal this? Any help would be greatly appreciated :)
ReplyDeleteHello, I apologize that my English level is elementary. It is very difficult to do a therapy by mail, I am sorry for that. I can give you some directions.
ReplyDelete1.- You need to go to the conflictive situation (place it in the present)
2.- Describe and increase your sensations and details
3.- What do you think? What do you feel?
4.- What is the basic emotion? (Fear, anger, disgust, sadness). Feel it as deep as you can.
5.- In what part of your body do you feel that emotion?
6.- Put your hand in that part, note how the intensity of that emotion increases and ask yourself: What have you lost or what have they taken away from you? What have not they given you?
7.- A) Express and say or do what you could not do
B) Go to another time, future? (real or not) in which that situation was solved. Relive that personal and intimate moment: make it present. Feel it with great intensity in every cell of your body.
You are rediscovering
Luck.
Regards.
What about genital warts?
ReplyDeleteSome reference about this: Conflict of separation with dirt. Conflict of loss of territory, loss of the possibility of copulation. It usually occurs in people who go from flower to flower in intimate relationships. Conflict of non-adaptation with respect to the situation of the couple.
ReplyDeleteInteresting article. I have had a wart on my back for as long as I can remember, it doesnt bother me but it bothers my husband 😂
ReplyDeleteIs there another way to express this? I don't understand what you mean by 'Conflict of separation from which I must protect with a tone of affection on the right side or the left opponen' thanks
ReplyDeleteSorry, there is a translation error. Conflict of separation with respect to which I must protect with a tonality of affection on the right side or of danger on the left (for left-handers backwards). Thank you
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