It is one of the most sensitive and “in movement” organs in the human
body, extending from the wrist to the fingertips.
The hands are the means by which we express ourselves in the world, the
outward manifestation of the inner capacity to handle our reality and our
experiences.
No two hands are equal, hence used as individual identifying bodies:
fingerprints.
Through hands we can also draw some important conclusions: warm hands
give us warmth, contact.
On the contrary, cold hands reveal coldness, little desire to establish contact.
It can mean a refusal to be released in an expression of love and affection.
Show open hands is a peaceful gesture of openness.
On other occasions they twitch when we are nervous.
They can also express fear or be a symbol of contact, "shaking hands";
and communication, not only dumb, but for all people, as gesticulation is
very important to transmit and communicate.
The hand can be used to give; (Give is the reason for our existence) to
take, "drink in hand"; to touch and feel, (it is said of them that
are the extension of the heart); to protect and help "reach someone”
Also, can be used to show force, "put a hand on someone"; or to
attack and hit, "clenched fist"; etc.
The hand is the channel through which an idea manifests and becomes real.
It is the final support of the action and without it out could bring the
performance of the act.
Problems in the hands tell us about our connection with action in the
outside world. It means we have a problem in our work, our ability to do
something with our precision and skill towards work, etc. They tell us that
what we do with our hands, we do it for love. You may believe that we are not
up to perform a certain task (feel awkward), we lack skill or we lack
confidence in our actions or our desire to act for fear of making mistakes or
lack of confidence in ourselves.
"I hate doing this” "They force me to do this” "This work
does not please me” "This work seems tedious” "I hate this job”
"I'm not good for..”. "Today I do not want to come to work”
"Instead of going to work I could do..”.
The palm represents the father or our fitness as a parent. When we have a
problem we analyze our "competition" as a parent or our working
practice in relation to our father.
Devaluation, unable to assume a role, a role, a task.
"Maybe I miss being with my children for work”
"Or maybe I do a job that my father does not like".
They can also hurt us when we do we prevent something when we do not
grant ourselves permission, or when we feel unable to act because someone or
something did it.
We express that we maintain a relationship of domination, of power,
possession or we indicate that we want to take, push or dominate the world or
people, it may be by choice or fear.
Our hands have the ability to express any emotion we have, and also have
the power to implement any desire to act and we want to make.
If the pain affects the left hand, it will be related to our ability to
receive.
Do you think you deserve what you get or do you think that when someone
gives you something, is he/she expecting you to do the same?
Do you accept what you get with love or think you need to give something
in return?
If the right hand hurts us, it will be related to our inability to give
and whether is on the left, with the inability to receive.
Do we give too many expectations or we do it as a duty, because we
believe we are required to do so?
Are we afraid that others abusing us taking advantage of our difficulty
saying "no"?
Think. How does it really work what I do with my fingers professionally?
What reason prevents me from acting? What don’t I want to accept?
If the tension is manifested in the hand or on the right wrist, it will
be related to the symbolism Yin (female) and if the problem occurs in the hand
or on the left wrist, it is related to the symbolism Yang (masculine).
Recommendations to recover physical, emotional and spiritual health:
Let love to be the base where all our actions are, and let the energy to
manage our experiences.
Knowing ourselves: What does the body want to tell us with diseases?
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