If I present asthma, it necessarily means that I am experiencing an emotional conflict related to my territory, be it home or family. Normally people with asthma live at their parents-in-law’s house, in a small room, in a room without privacy, in a neighborhood, in a big house but with a lot of family inside, huddled together with relatives because they don’t have their own home, etc.
Biodecoding – Asthma
This, in turn, causes problems in family relationships, because you don’t have the “enough space to breathe”.
Asthma also represents conflicts of family disputes, family fights, and the feeling of drowning from being within “that family.” The person lives with a permanent feeling that “he lacks air”.
Resent: “I drown” (symbolically)
- “There is a toxic atmosphere” (If this is the resentment, pay attention, because it causes “anemia”).
- “I don’t breathe well enough.”
- “I’m an idiot, I should have done something else.”
- “I prefer my air to that of others.”
- “I desire what is not, I reject what is.”
Asthma itself represents the problem in my way of relating to others, my fear of rubbing against others or having contact with others.
Bronchial asthma
Bronchial asthma, we must study it from a “constellation” (biodecoding term, nothing to do with family constellations). It is called a constellation, because emotional impacts on the brain show up as “stars or spots” in brain studies.
So, asthma is a constellation, in which two emotional conflicts occur simultaneously, but one of them is “solves” and the other, “lays dormant” in the left hemisphere, (has not been released, resolved, released, etc).
What emotional conflict am I experiencing?
- Fear of invading my territory.
- I don’t feel in my territory.
- Someone breaks into my territory.
- There is danger, someone will enter my territory.
- Fear within my territory.
- “I want and I don’t want to appropriate the space that surrounds me”
laryngeal asthma
We must also study laryngeal asthma from a “constellation”. It is called a constellation, because emotional impacts on the brain show up as “stars or spots” in brain studies.
So, asthma is a constellation, in which two emotional conflicts occur simultaneously, but one of them is “resolved” and the other “remains latent” in the left hemisphere (has not been released, resolved, released, etc. ).
What emotional conflict am I experiencing?
If I have laryngeal asthma, it means that I am experiencing a conflict of panic and fear. Some situation in my house or with my family has me permanently afraid. Therefore, I have difficulty breathing, my bronchial tubes are damaged, because I make the effort to let the air (life) in, but I am very afraid.
What is the hidden biological emotion?
- This love suffocates me.
- I am unable to breathe on my own.
- I live feeling that I am drowning.
- I have all my crying suppressed.
How do I release that biological emotion?
With confidence I can take responsibility for my own life. I choose to be free.
childhood asthma
This is very common in children, and when childhood asthma occurs, the parental relationship should be analyzed because it often happens that the parents fight a lot, the father yells, the mother is silent, or vice versa. This emotionally affects the child, because he never feels safe even in her own home.
What is the hidden biological emotion?
- Fear of life
- I wish not to be here.
How do I release that biological emotion?
- This child is received with love and joy.
- This child is safe, secure, and surrounded by love.