The nail is a convex skin structure located in the distal regions of the fingers. If we analyze that we as humans are biological animals, clearly we also have these nails for the same purpose that an animal would have them.
The ones
The nails of animals can have various shapes, elongated and sharp, as in the claws of some reptiles, birds and mammals, or highly developed, covering the fingers on which they walk, like the hooves of ungulates such as deer. , goats, etc.
Nails are made up primarily of hardened, dead cells that contain keratin, a fibrous protein that the body produces naturally.
Nails grow 1 mm every 10 days or about 3 mm a month, on average of course. And in the feet, the process is slower. All this will depend on age, the season of the year and even the amount of calcium that each person ingests.
Nails are a simple “evolution”
Well, in humans, nails are a simple “evolution” of a claw and their purpose, as in animals, is primarily to protect the fingers from blows.
But… Nails are not only there to protect the tips of our fingers, no.
Nails are the symbolic claws with which human beings defend ourselves, so if we do not have those strong “symbolic claws”, it is a sign that we are weak against an attack.
Here I am not going to deviate from the damage that can be caused to the nails by “external agents” (poisons, toxins that are not AN EMOTION) such as nail polishes, acetones, silicones, glues, the application of false nails with chemicals, which have “damaged ” the nails or have weakened them.
That from Biodecoding cannot be analyzed because it is simply a fingernail poisoning.
natural nails
We will talk about natural nails, the ones we all have, the ones we cut from time to time with scissors or a nail clipper, or the ones we just file to make them perfect.
What emotional conflicts can damage my nails?
Fear of defending myself (responding, attacking, explaining, clarifying, confronting, etc.).
We are talking about the fact that I can bite my nails (so that I don’t have weapons to attack), live an emotion of I CONTAIN ME FROM ATTACKING. I bite my nails, because I don’t want to attack my attacker (but I don’t lack desire).
If my nails are brittle, break in half, or break into pieces, I am living in the present, a conflict of devaluation and impotence.
Someone with whom I live (my partner, my father, my mother, brother or brothers, son or children, they devalue me all the time, every day, they do not recognize my value, what I do, how I do it and I feel unable to defend myself).
I do not allow myself to “GET THE CLAWS OUT”. Then the unconscious understands the order, and my nails break all the time.
Pay close attention to the fact that there is no FEAR here, as in the previous case. Here I feel INCAPABLE to defend myself, I feel little thing to defend myself, I know that they will make fun of me if I defend myself, they will pay no attention to me.
Ingrown toenails
If my nails, whether on the hand or on the feet, “it doesn’t matter” they get “buried” they become red, we are already talking about a GRUDGE towards the mother or the father.
It may be that my father is bad, yes, but my grudge may be towards my mother who was the one who chose him.
It may be that the bad one is my mother, but I feel resentment towards my father because he “supports” and “tolerates” and even “justifies” my mother’s bad behavior.
Either situation makes me feel resentful and since I feel “I can’t do anything”, I unconsciously BURY MY WEAPONS, my nails.
bent nails
If what happens to me is that my nails bend as if they were made of rubber, I am experiencing a conflict about wanting to cling to two people or two places at the same time.
I want to live with my mother and at the same time with my father (they live separately); I want to live in this city, but I would also like to be in a different city.
The concrete emotion could be I cling to two distant things, I don’t want to let go of two distant things, therefore my nails are flexible, because unconsciously I want to hold my claws there and at the same time hold my claws here.
Long nails
If what I have is an obsession with having my long nails, if I am capable of causing a whole drama because one of my long nails breaks, I am experiencing a conflict of I REFUSE TO LET GO OF WHAT IS MINE.
And it can be a partner, a job, a friendship, home. It is a way of being prepared (or) to catch with my claws what can go, what wants to leave me, what wants to get away. This is common in jealous people. I actively live a grudge, “I won’t let go of my prey.”
Nail biting
If I eat my nails (we are not talking about biting our nails and spitting them out, no. Here I bite them, chew them and swallow them. I eat my nails.
If I am eating “my claws”, if I am eating my “attack and defense weapons”, what I am really doing is showing my weakness, it is an unconscious way of saying: “LOOK, I HAVE NO WEAPONS, DO NOT ATTACK ME, I WILL NOT ATTACK YOU”.
Fear of being hit (real and symbolically), fear of being hurt (real and symbolically), “fear of being abandoned”…with an emotion of “poor me, look how weak I am, don’t leave, don’t take that away from me or that”.
Fear of marking my territory, fear of being aggressive, fear of scratching to discover something unpleasant, fear of becoming detached from my mother.
peeling nails
If the problem with my nails is that they “flake” (open in layers), it means that I am experiencing an emotion of feeling betrayed or deceived by someone that I do not want to let go of.
That someone is cheating on me, is lying to me, is not honest or loyal to me.
fungus nails
If the problem with my nails, whether on the hands or feet, is that they have fungus, the first thing we should check is our relationship with the mother.
And here there is room for all the possibilities of a bad relationship with the mother, from when she doesn’t take me seriously, to when she didn’t want to have me, or she judges me, or criticizes me, or overprotects me, or ignores me. ALL.
Fungus means dirt and it’s not real dirt in all cases but the perception of “this shouldn’t be like this” that I have regarding my mother.
I feel devalued before my mother. And don’t leave out the father because it can also be a devaluation with respect to my mother.
Therefore, whenever there is a problem with your defensive claws, analyze your environment, analyze the people around you, analyze your fights or arguments, look for that experience that makes you hold back, that makes you angry but silent, that makes you feel that they are going to lose something that is theirs.
His nails, his claws, his weapons, will reflect his ability to fight or defend.
So things…
Elizabeth Romero Sanchez and Edgar Romero Franco