The bones are part of a whole and represent our inner structures, our
beliefs in life.
It is what we have the hardest and most solid, the deepest and is the
support of our body, on which everything rests.
The bones tell us about our strength of conviction and our confidence in
ourselves. Through them we express our density, the weight we have in life.
Bone problems can occur in a person who does not value himself or who
feels that he is not strong enough to take care of his own life.
Someone who feels obliged to help others can also have bone diseases,
because he needs them to depend on him, in order to feel useful and valid.
Those affected in the bones suffer a serious conflict of devaluation of
themselves: "I am nothing." "Deep down I am worth nothing",
"I am hurt to the core", "I can't live without help",
"I need to help everyone", "I depend on others to live",
"I can't do anything alone"
When there are bone tissue fractures, it is the consequence of a great
devaluation, long and slow, which has weakened the bone over time. After
fracturing, the continuity of the functionality of that structure is prevented
while it is repaired with a weld, which will be more resistant than the
previous structure.
This will allow us to do what, in the period of devaluation, was
impossible for us.
A fracture is the result of all the disrespect towards ourselves during
our daily life.
Likewise, there may be a fracture if there is a deep-seated fear of
authority to the point that it makes us devalue ourselves.
The part of the body where the fracture occurs - legs, arms, etc. -
provides us with more concrete and precise information about the area of our
life where the devaluation conflict is found.
Bone cancer tells us about a deep feeling of worthlessness,
powerlessness, and lack of confidence. It expresses the serious lack of respect
towards me. My own identity has been affected: "I am completely null",
"I feel like rubbish"
A sudden loss of self-worth can be initiated by an unfair observation, by
being degraded, by feeling “weakened to the bone” or by having failed at work,
in sports, etc., or when we feel unsupported.
When cancer occurs in the bone marrow, the devaluation experience that we
have lived is related to a relative (mainly collaterals, siblings, partner,
cousins, etc.) if the devaluation manifests itself in the bone, it refers to
me.
Cancer is always the consequence of a dramatic, long-lasting situation
that is related to an aspect of vital importance to us.
Bone problems tell us about our fear of not being supported enough or our
concern about not being able to support others well.
Normally, it affects everyone who believes that he needs others to
survive, who has been overprotected and who feels himself a victim of
circumstances. That is, to anyone who has lost contact with his own power.
The person who usually feels obliged to support others is because he
needs them to depend on him to feel important and, he devalues himself when
he does not feel useful.
It is very common that the bones are affected by those mothers who do not
want their children to go away and be independent, that is, to make their
lives. With the disease, unconsciously, they draw their attention, so that they
return and return to her side and, thus, she can continue to obtain benefits
from them.
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