It is an inflammation of the nasal mucosa. It is manifested by nasal obstruction, with sneezing attacks or we have an irritated nose with nasal discharge and watery eyes.
Approximately it lasts between 3 to 10 days and usually disappears on its own.
The cold expresses a difficulty of social adaptation.
It is very difficult for us to relate to each other, which is why it manifests itself more frequently in times when we must live with people more closely.
That is to say, in those seasons where people are more at home and have to live with relatives with whom they do not feel truly comfortable.
These are small, brief, violent and repetitive family or professional conflicts, most of the time expressed in the form of disputes and, in general, linked to the territory, the conflicts of threats in the territory.
Angry conflict. Notion of restlessness experienced with intrusion.
“There is something that I really dislike or I have a tense relationship with someone”
“I feel my vital space is threatened (wife, husband, father, etc.”
“There is a situation that I do not want to smell, that bothers me”
“I suspect there is a threat in the air.”
“There is something or someone I don’t want to swallow”
“It smells bad in here, I have a feeling that something is going to happen”
“There is something I want to express, but I don’t”
The cold is the means by which we release a large dose of sadness that we have been accumulating in us.
It can appear after having suffered some disappointment or as a consequence of regret for not having said or done something.
Or after an experience in which our feelings have been hurt and we have felt a lack of warmth, hugs, kind words or support.
“It left me cold”
“I want to be separated from the smell to rediscover contact with myself.”
A cold can also manifest itself when there is an excess of activity on the mental plane and we feel confused, worried, without knowing where to start.
We are fed up, tired: “”, of a situation, of ourselves, of others, etc.
“Something really upsets me, or I’m cold with someone.”
There are also other causes based on popular beliefs that can trigger a cold:
For example: believing that after a “cooling” has occurred or by placing ourselves in a “draft” we are going to catch a cold.
Believing that we can “catch a cold from someone else”.
Or believe in the “three colds in each winter”, etc.
This manifests itself only in those people who believe it. The more widespread a belief is, the greater its influence in society.
Recommendations to recover physical, emotional and spiritual health:
The cold is the ideal reason, which we unconsciously cause, to escape from a situation (conflict) that overwhelms us, but that we are not willing to recognize and express.
However, if our nose is blocked, if our eyes water, if we can’t even speak, due to throat irritation or sneezing… then we will achieve our goal:
“Don’t come near I have a cold.”
This allows us to achieve our goal of getting out of the annoying situation, without conflict and also with the benevolence and understanding of everyone.
The same cold forces us to focus a little more on ourselves. It forces us to rest, to take certain postures, to sleep longer, to project less energy into problems.
The cold is considered by naturopathic medicine as a detoxification crisis of the organism.
Through it, physical toxins (inadequate diet, sedentary life, medications, etc.) are eliminated.
Or psychic (emotional problems).
And the body and the soul are freed from the substances that intoxicated it and both come out of the crisis strengthened.
The teaching we receive is that we must be prepared to face the conflicts that our relationships present us with.
Accepting that we project onto others what we reject so that we can see, recognize and integrate within ourselves.
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