KNOWING OURSELVES: What does the body want to tell us with diseases?: LIPOMA, emotional and spiritual meaning:

Sunday, 14 July 2019

LIPOMA, emotional and spiritual meaning:

It is a benign tumour of fatty or adipose tissue.

Aesthetic impairment.

"I do not like my appearance”

Conflict of feeling judged and attacked.

"I feel judged, devalued aesthetically and also I get a ball of fat so that all are set in it”

"I want that everything others say about me don’t matter to me".

"I hate being so sensitive to other people's comments, criticism".

"I want to reduce the real impact of the attacks”

If given in the back:

"They laugh at me behind my back”

If given in the face:

"They laugh at me in the face”

You may also be due to a physical attack in the area.

The lipoma appears as protection against blows.

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1 comment:

Unknown20 November 2020 at 17:17
That is correct i developed 3 on my forearm . It was overworked however still did not stop working as i cared how others will judge my efficiency
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