Hernia due to displacement of an intervertebral disc. They can be contained (there is only deformation) or with breakage.
BIOLOGICAL SENSE: Between the sense of the two vertebrae there is a discrepancy that affects my central personality (my pillar) and must be corrected with a new orientation. Not feeling capable of carrying those weights, we restructure our fundamental pillar.
CONFLICT: Conflict of central, fundamental devaluation (of our pillars, columns), in relation to the organ or organs that these vertebrae innervate. The conflict is long lasting and has been suffered several times. Look for the symbol of the two vertebrae.
Feeling of not receiving any support from life. Indecision.
When one of these discs becomes dislocated, it immediately affects the flexibility of the spine and often forces the subject to remain immobile. In general, the pain is quite intense.
The spinal column is made up of thirty-three vertebrae and its flexibility is due to the interposition, between one vertebra and another, of a biconvex lens-shaped disc, called the intervertebral disc.
The expression stiff is often used when a person suffers from a herniated disc. This incident indicates to the person who suffers from it that his thoughts make him stiff, prevent him from advancing in what he had projected. You have a hard time making decisions. Wait for more support from life or others before making up your mind.
In the herniated disc situation, the key word here is pressure. I can feel it at the level of my family, financial, work, etc. responsibilities. It’s as if he exerted a pressure on me – even exceeding my limits, taking me for someone else. This pressure can come from me, from others, or from somewhere else. I have the feeling of being alone in life and of not having any support, hesitating to confess it to others and, above all, to myself. Which gives me the feeling of being imprisoned and indecisive. It is important that I refer to the affected part of the spine to better understand what is happening to me.
Conflict:
1. What is my life? What am I going to do with her? My projects, what do I think about
it. What do I want to do? (Address)
2. – Central devaluation of the personality related to the innervated organ.
– Who am I taking?
– I’m not up to it.
– Loss of the axis of life.
YOUR PAIN AND PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS SHOW THE CONFLICTS IN YOUR LIFE THAT YOU HAVE NOT RESOLVED. WE TEACH YOU TO LISTEN TO YOUR BODY, TO DETECT AND RESOLVE YOUR CONFLICTS.
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CLARIFICATION: This is a generic orientation, it is required to investigate, in each person in particular, the specific conflictive pack to be resolved.
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