He speaks to us about what is fundamental, essential and “sacred” for each of us depending on our education, our religion or our culture.
Sometimes we are faced with relationship conflicts because we have religious precepts that oblige us to comply with a series of commandments such as not stealing, not coveting our neighbor’s wife or the prohibition of incest.
We are also exposed to conflicts for holding specific political ideals or for having certain moral concepts.
In the same way we can feel devalued by conflicts related to honor, honesty, sexuality, etc.
What are the sacred moments of life for the Human Being?
- The conception
- The birth
- The responsible adult
- Paternity/Maternity
- Being a grandfather or grandmother
- Death
The problems in the sacrum express to us that we are experiencing a conflict in which I have to choose between “two opposite directions” regarding what is fundamental, essential and sacred for the individual.
These are two messages, two contradictory attitudes that are opposed and apparently incompatible, making the situation problematic and often without a solution.
Example: a person who for her is fundamental to family fidelity and on the other hand, feels that her family is causing her a lot of suffering. What does she do?
The person feels cornered, alone, in an environment difficult to solve at the same time. “If I move to one side I’m not okay, if I move to the other I’m not okay either, therefore I don’t move.”
Since we cannot go in two opposite directions or sail with one foot in each boat, the unconscious provides us with symptoms that disable us so that we do not have to choose between two conflicting paths.
The individual finds himself blocked between two opposing proposals, which leads him to a state of mind centered around the impotence to choose.
The solution to this conflict is to achieve a possible agreement between these two contradictory poles and thus be able to find peace with oneself.
The sacrum has a very important link with sexuality, always from the point of view of what is fundamental, essential and “sacred” for each one.
For what purpose, for what is the sacrum blocked? Not to perform the sexual act.
Sacral or Tarlov cyst: warns us of problems of infidelity in the couple, or incest (real or symbolic), rape, touching, etc.
Likewise, it may be due to restrictive behaviors related to sexuality in the family, such as when sexuality is prohibited between clan members (incest), due to age difference, religion, homosexuality, prostitution, etc.
“I do not have the right to make love with my brother, cousin, etc.
Of course, we must take into account if the incest is symbolic because for the unconscious, if our partner has an affinity with our mother, father, grandfather, etc., they will also classify it as incest and it will have an impact on many aspects of the relationship. .
We can have discomfort in the sacrum if during childhood or adolescence we have witnessed shocking sexual scenes that overwhelmed us emotionally.
sacroiliac: It expresses a state of sexual devaluation on the part of my partner or ex-partner, because, perhaps, there are situations at a sexual level that have not yet been resolved.
There may be a total absence of sex, but without having reached a spoken agreement between the two, or it may be that I feel inexperienced in sexual matters or that my partner devalues me or criticizes my body, etc.
Or perhaps, I am living a situation of love imposed by being married to someone I do not love, but I have to put up with it because it satisfies my family.
Another conflict may be the type of sexuality that I experience with my partner, which perhaps is tremendously disgusting to me, because he has a habit that I cannot stand, or an unpleasant fetish, or he asks me to have threesomes, that is, experiences that are not for me. correct, decent and that do not make me feel good.
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