ACCIDENTS:
Definition: Involuntary violent event produced by an external agent. Car accident, accident at home, accident at work… As a result, a bodily injury occurs.
Technical: Conflict of devaluation. Wrong or contradictory address.
Biological sense: Stop or change something “suddenly”, forcibly.
We are not paying attention to a certain message from our unconscious and the accident is an abrupt, dry and concise warning. It reveals to us a biological, personal or inherited program or prevents us from continuing on a markedly incorrect path for our biological unconscious. Accidents are never coincidence. The place, the injury, the affected parts, the date… everything can be important. In the case of injury, we must add the meaning of “contained anger against oneself”.
Conflict: It depends on the type of accident. It is usually directly related to guilt, the inability to assert oneself or rebellion against authority. They are usually unresolved issues that need urgent review.
Claude Sabbah advocates paying attention to “memorized cellular life cycles” or the importance of the date in relation to a major personal or clan conflict. If it is a violent accident, we must also pay close attention to the beliefs we have regarding violence and its role.
Bio-Emotional Dictionary
BIODESCODING – Accidents
What emotional conflict am I experiencing?:
From the New Medicine, it is considered that accidents cannot be analyzed, resolved or solved. Not on a whim, but because the NMG considers only the physical and biological aspect of the symptom or disease and an accident, it is neither.
Biodecoding, which already integrates several methodologies in its operation, takes the biological part of the human being, but adds the physical, mental, psychological, phylogenetic part, which allows us to understand and discover that an inherited mental state, a thought, a causality, they can give rise to an accident, schedule its date, its characteristics and even the damage received because of it.
In general, all accidents could be considered “circumstantial”, although, after analyzing each case in depth, interesting elements of analysis can be discovered. All cases, therefore, of physical symptoms as a result of accidents, should be studied taking into account various elements, already in a Biodecoding consultation.
Let’s go back to the primordial principle of human life: “We are all energy”.
Quantum and physically, everything we are, do, feel and think affects others and in the same way, everything others do reaches me.
We cannot close ourselves to the fact that an accident is an oversight, it is a momentary lack of attention or precaution, either on our part, or on the part of another person next to us.
It is “something” that happens like tripping, falling, burning, cutting or crashing in a car and it is still an energy manifesting itself, there is an unconscious memory manifesting itself, there is a precise thought manifesting itself, and without realizing it or without realizing that the person we are going with is in these demonstrations, we are forced to experience the accident (like when we are on the bus seat, we are not driving, but the driver crashes). Directly, it is not our responsibility, but perhaps indirectly and energetically, we are related.
Let’s stay, then, in the vision that Biodecoding has with respect to accidents.
From Biodecoding, an accident can occur for two reasons:
- For transgenerational memories.
- For unconscious thoughts and specific emotions.
1. TRANSGENERATIONAL MEMORIES
Speaking of Transgenerational, that is, of the family tree, an accident in our present life can occur because we bring the order from our clan, to repair an event that occurred generations above.
They can be memories of all kinds or to call it another way, coincidences.
Here we are talking about major accidents: collisions, mutilations, serious falls, serious blows or with serious consequences, etc.
Let’s take for example that today you fell off a horse while riding on a Sunday walk in the countryside.
As a result of that fall, you broke your leg.
To be honest, very few people will find this a valid reason to make a family tree and study it. Honestly, for things like this, a Biodecoding is not performed.
But let’s assume that when you fall and break your leg, your mother says something like: “oh son, the same thing happened to your grandfather, he also broke his leg riding a horse”.
Oh! So things change a bit…
Now, let’s imagine that you’ve been hearing all your life that you look like grandpa, that you walk like grandpa, that you’re as handsome as grandpa, or that you even have the same name as grandpa.
Now yes, more than enough reason to investigate the entire life of the grandfather and his fall from the horse, because if we have been capable of experiencing a similar accident, how many more things will we not bring carrying as orders to comply with from the tree.
From the Transgenerational, what we must find out is:
– Horse accidents in the family
– Falls that cause fractures
– Fractures in the family
Already with the above, now yes, go to the story of the grandfather (and the others if there were more)
– Date of grandfather’s accident (August 16, 1830)
– Day of the accident (Monday, Saturday, Tuesday, etc.)
– Month of the accident (May, February, December)
– Age of our grandfather when he suffered the accident (45 years, 60 years, 34 years, etc.)
As much information as possible.
There are accidents, like this one, that may not have been very “serious”, that is, they did not cause a death. But they have emotional characteristics, which also remain in the family unconscious, because perhaps, since that fall, the grandfather began to use a cane, or perhaps, since that fall, the grandfather could no longer walk, etc.
So, it is necessary to release those stories, yours, your grandfather’s and everything you find out, to stop the tree, clean it and prevent subsequent generations from suffering major falls or fractures.
You should look for “constants”:
– Same fracture
– Same leg
– Same sex
– Same age
– Same date
– Etc.
Look for that synchrony, that similar detail, because it may be a biological cycle inscribed in the unconscious family memory.
2. UNCONSCIOUS THOUGHTS AND SPECIAL EMOTIONS
Small accidents such as cuts, light blows, sprains, burns, etc. almost always fall into this group.
– I cut my finger on that sheet of paper
– I burned my arm with the iron
– I just hit my head for not noticing that there is a tube there.
They are all those accidents in which, deep down inside you, you feel some discomfort for “not having paid attention”, for having “been distracted”, etc.
Well, these types of accidents, let’s call them “simple”, are the ones that have the most relationship with our thoughts and emotions and, rarely, when suffering the accident, we analyze the thoughts that we were having at that precise moment or, even though we remember it , we feel we think they are unrelated.
Many people, when they crash in their car, justify the fact as a “distraction”.
But they do not go any further and it is precisely this deep analysis that will give them the key if, as a result of the crash, you injure a leg, an arm, the head, or the neck.
Precisely the precise thought and emotion, at the time of the accident, is the cause of your “distraction”. It is a thought, an idea, an emotion of thousandths of a second.
– I am ironing one Saturday afternoon and by taking a new garment to iron, I burn my right forearm and I am right-handed.
Ahhhh, but if I analyze that burn that hurts a lot and go further, maybe I will discover that right when I took the new garment to iron, I thought about the last time I put it on and I remembered that it was my partner’s birthday and for True, he hasn’t called me today. And since he hasn’t called me and we don’t have a plan to see each other, I decided to start ironing.
Right arm and forearm and I am right-handed (right-handed): work theme + partner.
– I am in the office about to go out to eat something and my boss calls me and asks me to please, quickly make some urgent photocopies.
I go to the copier and when I finish (I’ve already lost 15 minutes of my time to eat), and arrange the copies, I cut my index finger with one of the leaves.
Since the first thing I do is prevent the copies from getting dirty with blood, I am no longer aware of what happened, I am sure I got distracted.
And what does the index finger mean? My authority, which by the way I lost 15 minutes ago when my boss stole 15 minutes of my lunch time.
Hands and fingers: what we do, our work and our precision at work.
If you pay close attention, every time you experience an accident, you will discover that you have thought or felt or lived, some circumstance that has caused you the “distraction”.
And finally, we will talk a little about those accidents, in which the person is not the cause, neither of the thought, nor of the emotion. Of those accidents, in which the injured person did not have control of the tool or vehicle, or whatever.
In these accidents, ALWAYS, the part of the body damaged, injured or even the death itself, will be related to the thoughts and emotions of the moment.
Example:
– I am a 12-year-old boy, my dad is driving the car, he is listening to the news and I am thinking about my next birthday and the friends I will invite to my party. I am mentally drawing and making a guest list for my birthday party that is coming up. I mentally decide not to invite Pepito, because yesterday we had a very strong argument at school and he even made fun of how I am and how I speak and my drawings.
My dad, for changing the radio station, does not pay attention to a car in front and crashes.
I am sitting in the back seat, I have my seat belt on, and I rarely turn to the front, I rather look at my drawing.
I am not driving, I am not the person responsible for the car.
When I crashed, my dad asks me if I’m okay and I answer yes, I tell him nothing happened to me and he then gets out of the car to talk to the driver of the other car and resolve the situation. I see through the window that my dad constantly touches his abdomen.
I keep raising my colored pencils because they all went flying.
Seconds later, I start to feel a very strong pain in my back, in the upper part of my back.
I call my dad, the pain is very strong.
My dad gets upset, he thinks that I’ve been hurt by the hit of the car, by the crash, that it’s his fault, etc, etc, etc.
Leaving the matter of the crash, papers, insurance, etc. out of this example, we have that the father has discomfort in the abdomen that he attributes to the crash and that the child has pain in the upper back.
Well, each one has a different problem, because each one was thinking and feeling different things: