Definition: Increased body temperature above normal (37 degrees c.).
It is often accompanied by sweating and reddening of the skin and produces hot flashes.
Technical: Conflict of lack of human warmth. Conflicts related to the thyroid (fears archaic).
Biological sense: Fever has the function of providing or restoring the temperature appropriate at the moment.
The fever always comes to recover the lost heat.
The thyroid is the body’s thermoregulatory gland, therefore we will associate fever conflicts with the thyroid.
Conflict: Conflict related to the loss of human heat.
Examples: A small child has a fever every week because his mother works outside home and the child seeks its warmth.
The hot flashes of women in menopause replace the heat of the male.
Conflict in relation to archaic fears (thyroid).
Way of escaping from criticism (especially in children) and fear of becoming an adult.
Bio-Emotional Dictionary. (Joan Marc Vilanova Pujó)
FEVER
When my body temperature rises above 37°C, I have fever. The fever is symptomatic of emotions that burn me. These emotions become gonna against me and others, or against an event.
It invades my entire body. Why do I need to go to this extreme?
Is my way of compensating to rest and receive more love and attention?
Do I need this downtime to adjust to a rapidly changing reality?
Generally, it is a “burning” emotion that arises Or of life becoming “too hot” to treat (“dealer”) and that takes the form of intense anger, indignation, disappointment, concerns. If I am a child, the fever sudden can relate to inner conflicts, anger, or a repressed hurt. I, as a child, do not have the capacity to mentally understand my emotions, so I express them through my body.
Whatever it is, I must identify the cause of this fever and I find an accumulation of irritation and anger, which often arises when I “ruminate” the past misfortunes.
I become aware of my needs and accept learn to communicate to express what I feel.
From now on, I no longer accumulate: I know that the solution is dialogue.
The Great Dictionary of ailments and diseases by Jacques Martel
FEVER
Physical lock: A temperature of 38 degrees is considered a sign of an unhealthy situation.
Emotional block: Fever indicates accumulated anger. While the person is cold, he retains this feeling. When he feels hot, it is an indication of the momentary resolution of the conflict. For example, a school-age boy felt rejected by his mother after an incident. The next day he wakes up with a high fever. He is cold, he shudders. His mother keeps him at home and takes care of him. Conflict 89 is resolved because the child receives the attention he demands. He then he starts to get hot. This is a sign that the body is on the mend. It is also possible that he is a very passionate person or that he feels anger because something is not going the way he wants.
Mental block: The temporary solution of the cause of the conflict is not enough. If you experience this discomfort frequently, I suggest that you look at the root cause of your anger. Realize that everything that happens to you comes from your way of reacting to events, a reaction that is influenced by what you have experienced or learned so far. If you feel angry with a person, I suggest you check if it is justified. Realize that it is always your perception of the other’s attitude that produces your anger. Then ask that person for forgiveness. Otherwise, every time someone has that same attitude towards you, you will relive the same feeling. If you are obsessed with something and it excites you to the point of going beyond your limits, notice the fear that makes you live that state. The higher the fever, the more important the message. It is an indication of the urgency of solving that problem once and for all.
Spirit Block: To know the spiritual blockage that prevents you from responding to an important need of your BEING.
Lisa Bourbeau
BIODESCODING – FEVER
4th Stage (Relationship).
Fever indicates accumulated anger. When an adult or a child has a fever, it necessarily means that they are very upset about not “having the necessary heat” and that anger causes the fever, that is, the person gives themselves that heat. She herself solved the conflict of “lack of warmth” (love, attention, hugs, care, etc).
Example 1: A child during school hours feels upset. His mother didn’t make it to the spring festival because she couldn’t get out of her job. The child lacked the “warmth” of mom. He is very angry. His mother arrives at noon for him, takes him home, and the child wakes up with a fever the next day. The boy is still upset with mom and mom has to go to work again today. The child has a very high fever. The mother misses work that day, takes care of the child, consciously, seeks it and the child improves because he has finally received the warmth (love) that he had been demanding since yesterday.
Example 2:
The waitress in a restaurant has asked her boss for permission to leave early because she has to go to the dentist for a routine cleaning (by the way, she has already planned to go to the movies with her boyfriend, to take advantage of the afternoon off). Her boss completely ignores her by denying her permission, reminding her that her personal business doesn’t matter to him and that she must stick to her normal schedule. She resents that her boss has not understood her need (and her plans) for her, and she is furious, unconsciously running a fever to show her courage, to show her annoyance that her plans didn’t work. what she planned turned out with her.
Fever is an “anger” response to something that didn’t turn out as we wanted.
In children it occurs very frequently if the parents are absent, work all day or do not spend much time with the child. Fever is a request for love, care, attention, affection, hugs. It is the maximum example of how upset we can be in a situation.
A child can be healthy and normal, and as soon as we leave him “in charge” with someone, he has a fever, which means that he suffered this partial “abandonment”.
An adult can be healthy and normal, and as soon as something does not go as expected, they have a fever, which means that they were not able to process the change in situations.
What is the hidden biological emotion?:
Searing anger.
How do I release that biological emotion?:
Children must be explained the family dynamic so that they adapt and accept it.
Children should be told that there are situations that cannot be planned or controlled, and that such situations are not a lack of love.
As an adult, I must learn that things will not always turn out as I have planned.
Akasha Comprehensive Healing
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