Epilepsy is a nervous condition that is characterized by the more or less frequent repetition of seizures.
These attacks, which can remind us of an earthquake, are unpredictable and generally last a very short time.
The most prominent symptoms are: loss of consciousness, convulsions, blood pressure skyrockets, breathing seems to stop, they foam at the mouth and there may be involuntary loss of urine or feces.
Epilepsy means, to be out of control, to throw oneself over, to be surprised.
Epilepsy occurs when the person is or feels incapable of manifesting, showing, expressing, saying what worries him, what makes him afraid, what causes him anguish or concern.
Faced with an unexpected, hard, sad, heartbreaking and shocking event in his life, the person is “unable to move”, he has become powerless, he has not been able to do anything to avoid it, prevent it, solve it.
And he hasn’t had the strength either, the ability to express it and it’s with an epileptic fit, as if it were a mime game that shows it.
The biological sense of having epilepsy is trying to end something drastically in order to start over.
Epilepsy is like an apparent death (stiffness, paleness, loss of consciousness…) that can be followed by a resurrection.
It is a shake at the level of the one that frees from all the loads and programs of excesses (multiple accumulated tensions).
It occurs in people who feel unwanted, unloved, or raised by overprotective mothers.
As a consequence of these experiences, the epileptic patient has difficulties to situate himself, to find his place.
It gives the impression as if he had not found his place, neither in his body, nor in his family.
They suffer great internal conflicts, but they repress themselves and are not willing to say what they think. Before they prefer to bite their tongues.
They are people disappointed in themselves (although they are not aware) because they do not feel capable of deciding, of acting and they do not forgive themselves when they make a mistake, when they are wrong.
They are people prone to self-rejection because they consider themselves conflicting and guilty.
This causes them a deep state of anguish that they sometimes unleash on themselves in attacks. An epileptic seizure is a form of self-harm.
Epilepsy can also be seen as a demand for attention and affection, or to divert the attention of others from a previously committed mistake.
At an unconscious level there is a very important conflict of fears, a terrible, absolute fear, for example, of death, of suffering from cancer, of what can happen to us behind our backs, of not being able to do something right away…
“I experience an event with fear and surprise at the same time, so I can’t control what kind of movements I make.”
In the same way, they may suffer from a fear conflict linked to a separation conflict or related to motor skills.
“I want to do something but they prevent me; or I want to rest easy and they force me to act; so that my movements do not know what to do”.
“Not wanting to go, but having to go”, for example, in children, fear of going to school.
“I’m afraid to go to school, they won’t pamper me there as much as at home with my mommy.”
“I’m afraid of growing up, I like how my father treats me.”
Epileptic seizures can be considered as an emergency relief mechanism in a very fearful person, who is under severe stress.
“I have to control absolutely everything.”
Faced with an epileptic attack, we must look for the previous events and pay special attention to all the details and characteristics that the person presents.
That is to say, the physical movements made during the seizures, because it is those movements, those details, that will give the clues to locate the precise moment in which the emotional impact that triggered the epilepsy occurred.
For example: Find out where he moves his eyes. If you experience movements or gestures with your mouth, if you appear to speak, kiss, twist your mouth, etc.
If you make movements with your arms, hands, head, etc.
Any movement or gesture you make can give us very specific data about the origin of the symptom.
We must pay close attention if it seems to be walking or making kicking or rattling movements with its legs, etc.
In summary, we have to look for stories related to: Fear + impotence to move, speak, etc. Separation + fear of impotence. Terror to die from threats.
In the felt project, I have to find out if my mother did not have an experience like those previously announced.
In it we have to find out if any double of ours has experienced traumatic experiences related to impotence of not being able to move, speak, flee, etc. Or experiences related to threats.
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