The feet are not only a source of discovery, but they also have an important function: they lead us in the direction we choose to walk our path. When we come into contact with our feet, their soles, and the nerve endings that reside there, we experience various sensations that connect us with every part of our body.
The Feet according to Biodecoding — Emotional Conflicts
Our feet provide us with essential support to move bipedally. As we grow, we learn to control and balance our bodies. However, our feet also adapt to the irregularities of the terrain and take us in longer, quicker and more intense steps.
The importance of loving and caring for our feet for a safe and full path
We must love our feet, because they are the ones that lead us on the path of life. The more we accept and love them, the easier their job will be.
The feet are a fundamental part of our body, they allow us to run, kick a ball, skate, swim, climb and dance to rhythm, making use of each of its parts. Just as our feet take us on our way through life, stop us or push us, I invite you to reflect:
- Are you happy with the direction your feet are taking you?
- Do you want to change course?
- Do you feel that your feet support you with each step you take, or do you experience insecurity when walking?
How foot pain can affect our life and well-being
Foot pain can be a symptom of inadequate function and reveal a personal disregard for the direction and movement taken in life. It indicates the need for stability and security in the future, as well as the fear of unforeseen events that arise along the way.
It is essential to understand how we feel about the direction we have taken in life, to identify resistance or situations that prevent us from moving forward, either physically or emotionally. Our attitudes, beliefs, and feelings are crucial to correcting negative patterns and finding new opportunities for growth.
By connecting with ourselves and understanding the source of the pain in our feet, we can regain control of our lives. Therefore, it is important to ask ourselves:
- Is the blockage within us or is it in the environment around us?
- Are we afraid of losing our way?
The symbolism of the toes: a look at our emotional connections
Our feet are a source of valuable information about our lives and our emotions. Every part of our feet is connected to an affective bond, and the toes are no exception. Did you know that the big toe can represent the mother figure and the obligation towards her?
People who experience problems in this finger may be under the control of their mother.
But it’s not just the big toe that has specific symbolism. Any problem in the other fingers can indicate rootedness in the pain of the past that prevents us from moving forward and breaking with the limiting beliefs that keep us stuck.
It is important to note that these interpretations are based on symbolisms assigned to each part of the body and not on Biological Decoding. Still, it’s fascinating to explore the emotional connection that exists in every part of our body, including our toes.
Biodecoding: The 7 symptoms in the feet and their emotional origin
After having analyzed all the information that our feet store about our lives, it is time to delve into the central theme: what are the most common symptoms in the feet and what emotional conflicts are hidden behind them?
In this sense, we present the seven most frequent symptoms in the feet and their corresponding emotional origin from the perspective of Biological Decoding.
Athlete’s foot according to Biocoding
Athlete’s foot, a fungal skin infection that affects one or both feet, manifests itself through symptoms such as itching, burning, and brittle or scaly skin between the toes.
Although conventional medicine considers it contagious through contaminated objects, Biological Decoding tells us that its appearance is related to having experienced a conflict of attack or aggression and the need to protect ourselves against something dirty, whether real or symbolic.
Bunions or Hallux Valgus: what emotional conflicts are behind it?
Bunions or Hallux Valgus are a very common condition in today’s society. It is a bone deformation that affects the joint at the base of the big toe and causes the tip of the toe to deviate towards the other toes.
The skin that covers the bunion can become inflamed and cause pain. But did you know that behind this condition there are also emotional conflicts?
From the Biological Decoding, Hallux Valgus is related to the conflict of “they force me to stay, but I want to leave”, which means that the person feels forced to follow a path that is not the one they really want.
If this conflict is prolonged over time, it can affect the person’s flexibility and their ability to adapt to changes and be spontaneous.
It should be noted that the use of narrow shoes or high heels can worsen the situation. Pay attention to the symptoms and work on the resolution of emotional conflicts to avoid the appearance or worsening of bunions.
Sharp heel when walking: Plantar fasciitis and its relationship with biological conflicts
Plantar fasciitis, a condition that causes throbbing pain in the heel when walking, is related to a biological conflict that involves feeling like you don’t have a place of support and find comfort and momentum to move forward.
This discomfort usually manifests itself when the person feels lost and directionless in life, and may be related to situations of uncertainty or prolonged stress…