As it is a malaise that affects the blood, the heart and its arteries and ventricles, we are talking about emotional conflicts related to the house (heart) and family (people with the same blood).
Like the rest of pathologies, in which blood is present, it tells us about conflicts of devaluation and separation, within the family environment.
If someone has hypertension, it means that they have experienced or are experiencing a devaluation conflict with respect to their family. This means that for his family it is not important what he does, what he is, how he is, etc.
It is a lack of recognition towards him, by his family.
In the same way, you may also be living in a situation in which you have to put up with people you don’t like staying in your house, coming to live in your house.
Even if your family associates with people you don’t like, such as your children’s girlfriends or husbands, your siblings’ partners, parents, etc.
Or, on the contrary, the pressure can express a desire to want to keep the family together. In many cases it coincides that there have been stories of separations, abandonments, etc., within the clan.
All people with high blood pressure have a tendency to control and are afraid of losing that control and that the family will separate or divide.
For this reason, when a conflict arises that puts said union at risk, the brain increases blood pressure with the symbolic objective of making the fight more effective and giving me more strength to keep the family together.
However, since I do not dare to fight, to fight, the pressure remains high waiting for me to take that action.
I resist to defend myself, I have to fight, I have to protect my family, my baby, etc.
These conflicts can be lived in masculine or feminine. Depending on how a person experiences their own conflict, it will affect one organ or another and show different symptoms.
There are mainly two types of arterial hypertension: central and peripheral.
Central arterial hypertension is experienced in men and affects the ventricles of the heart that are responsible for pumping blood forcefully so that it reaches the farthest extremities of the heart.
People who suffer from it have hot hands and somehow leave the door open all the time, I open the doors of the heart (home) because “I want someone to leave my house.”
In peripheral hypertension (female): Hands are cold.
The arteries that go to the heart are pressed, so that blood does not enter the heart or does not leave it. Heart = House, therefore:
“I don’t want someone to come into my house” or “I don’t want someone to leave my house” I close doors.
In this case the conflict is related to restricting the entry or exit of the members of the house:
“I want someone in my family not to leave my house (heart).”
“I want to drive someone out of my heart, out of the clan, or out of the house.” “I don’t want him to become part of my family.”
“I want to close the doors to my family members who don’t love me or don’t want to love.”
We must bear in mind that for our unconscious that member can be ourselves.
In both cases there is always something that prevents one from completely relaxing, from situations of sustained tension in the environment or from this tension being reflected inside.
Because people who suffer from hypertension are usually sensitive people, with great mental activity and a tendency to dramatize some situations.
Hypertensive people are usually very emotional and are influenced by the past, which they constantly relive, remembering affective wounds that have not healed or been resolved.
You have the feeling of being threatened with harm and believe that you have to be constantly prepared for any danger.
Hypertension indicates the great stress in which he lives due to his eagerness to seek solutions to his problems, but he cannot find a way out because he does not dare to face conflicts, he has difficulties in taking action.
One of the blocking conflicts that will prevent awareness and action is precisely the notion of family fidelity.
They care a lot about the happiness of their loved ones and create great “tension” trying to find a way to provide it, which sometimes makes it difficult to talk about it and take action, they are afraid of hurting someone or create a conflict.
One of the fears associated with hypertension is that of death. The hypertensive is afraid that it will arrive before having carried out his life plan.
Not knowing how to deal with his restlessness, he discharges it by focusing all his attention on the outside world, leading a dynamic, tense and excessively active life, which causes him to “increase in pressure”.
Other possible emotional conflicts that can cause arterial hypertension are: Conflict of intellectual devaluation and loss of territory lived as a submission to an authority.
For not having been intelligent, for having reasoned badly, I lose a territory that I considered mine. It can refer to an affective, work or related territory with children.
Self-devaluation in a specific situation: “I need to be stronger.” I raise the pressure to rise to the occasion and be able to face the challenge that is posed to me.
I don’t feel powerful enough to deal with everyday problems and some special ones that I have now.
That’s why I raise the pressure to have more energy and be able to face those problems with a higher percentage of success.
I worry about my partner, my son, my house, expenses, the health of my mother, father, the economy, the little time I have to do my things, to see my friends, etc.
I live a permanent emotion of not failing, of having to comply with everything and everyone, of being the first to solve everything and also, being recognized for it.
“I have to be able to, therefore, I must solve everything and at all times” “I cannot feel that I could not”
Overcrowding problem due to too many people living under the same roof.
Resistance to leaving home, the territory (to live abroad, to get married…).
Need to go further (I put more pressure, more strength to move forward). For example: “I have to go to my parents’ house to take care of my brother who is disabled.”
Male conflict of having to give up something without really wanting to. For example: An official who is transferred to another workplace.
Stress related to competitiveness, the need to be the best or to be the first.
Balance conflict between dad and mom. If the systolic and diastolic pressures are far apart: “I want to separate mommy and daddy.” If they are very close: “I want to bring dad and mom together.”
Heartbreak experience. Inner bitterness in relation to love. I have been disappointed by love and I have closed my heart.
Maybe they cheated on me and I don’t believe in love anymore or maybe I feel old to find a new love, but I long for “someone” to enter my home, my heart, my family.
If the kidneys are affected, it indicates a conflict related to a real liquid that is present, water (sea, river), alcohol, etc.
Or symbolic, problems regarding money (liquidity).
My kidneys can also be affected if I feel that I have lost my family references.
Hypertension in pregnant women. “I do not want a new member to enter my house (heart). She unconsciously feels that the arrival of her son can cause problems or inconveniences in her life.
The future mother may be afraid of losing a job, of not being fulfilled, etc.
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