Since he is an additional protection of the skin, the fact of losing him is an indication that the person is losing what “protects” him.
After an event or making a decision, this person does not feel protected and has many fears, including not being able to manage alone.
He also finds it difficult to ask for the protection of others.
Perhaps for this reason, you may try to protect those around you to hide your fear of not being protected.
A general or partial hair loss occurs after a separation conflict accompanied by devaluation and a loss of protection that makes me feel weak, vulnerable, unprotected, less strong.
I no longer feel safe, protected, or valuable. “I moved to another city and lost contact with my parents” “They fired me from work and I lost contact with my colleagues”
Conflict of separation together with a conflict of injustice experienced intellectually (by way of betrayal).
Wanting to protect oneself, to be protected, but to feel separated from the protection.
“There is something or someone that horrifies me.”
Horrifying lack of communication and misunderstanding conflict because we are not at the same level.
On the other hand, alopecia can appear in the place where someone was caressed by another person, after losing that caress, that is, after a tactile separation occurs.
It is also likely that it appears where we caressed an animal (a dog for example), after it left us.
In the same way, alopecia can be caused by a conflict of lack of recognition of our father (real or symbolic):
When we do not feel recognized by our father (patriarch) or symbolically, “the head of work, teacher, uncle, grandfather, tutor, etc.” (Search in the personal relationships “double” of the father).
Many times it happens that the husband or wife of the person are doubles of the father.
Or maybe friends, cousins, co-workers, etc.
So the devaluation by the father is unconscious. You have to find the “father” and locate the devaluation.
According to the affected areas:
Nape: Loss of protection with insecurity.
Top of the head: Separation and loss of protection in a climate of self-devaluation, in relation to the father, to a specific intellectual or moral or religious issue.
In the same way “wanting to control everything to hide one’s own fears”.
Temporo-frontal: Intellectual devaluation.
Effort to find mental solutions. «I am worried, I eat the coconut, I think a lot…».
Alopecia aerata: (rounded alopecia patches) The main conflict is the loss or denial of ties with something or someone, very usually in relation to the father.
Separation conflict together with one of devaluation with loss of protection and a notion of stain, shame or attack on integrity.
Conflicts related to shame.
Not feeling recognized by the father (real or symbolic).
Feeling separated from the person or thing I want to protect.
Notion of feeling dirty.
Root problems. “I have lost my roots and I suffer a lot because of it.”
If I am losing a large amount of hair, I must analyze why I am afraid of “losing something” or “someone”.
It is necessarily related to a loss of strength that I am suffering thanks to my fear of losing what strengthens me.
Maybe I’m afraid of losing my job or I’m already losing it.
Or maybe I’m afraid of losing my husband or I’m already losing him.
It may be that I am afraid of losing my children or I am already losing them, etc.
In the same way, my hair can fall out because of something I did that caused someone close to me to lose something or is losing something.
If you are suffering from alopecia, whatever it is, sit down for a minute to analyze your life and find out what your 3 conflicts are:
Separation + devaluation + loss of protection.
At a certain moment we feel unprotected and we must regenerate that protection.
First removing the one that doesn’t work and then replacing it with a new protection (new hair).
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