It is a disease that affects the feminine pole, the sensitive aspect of the person and usually appears between the ages of 20 and 40. Sclerosis can appear between six and twelve months after the traumatic shock has occurred.
The biological meaning of sclerosis is to prevent movement. Why? Well, because moving can be more dangerous than staying still, therefore I don’t move.
Conflict of fear, devaluation and guilt related to a movement that I must make. I am afraid of falling down and not being able to get up or that it will cause me death.
It can refer to a real, literal fall, such as falling down a ladder, from a building, from a tower or from something that can fall on my head, etc.
It can also refer to a symbolic fall, such as falling from category at work, in the company, the fall of a project, the fall of a relationship, etc.
In addition, with the aggravating circumstance of not being able to return to the place where I was. “I can’t get up” “I can’t get my business back on track” “I’ve fallen so low that I won’t be able to recover my former position” “I won’t be able to get my marriage back up again” How can I fall so low?
In the same way, multiple sclerosis can also develop after a devaluation due to wanting to make a movement and not being able to do it, either because of fear or because I am conditioned by someone or something.
“In my family, I’m not allowed to have plans to leave, they don’t let me be.”
“It is forbidden to grow up, I must continue being the child of dad or mom.”
“I can’t give my opinion, I can’t participate, I can’t decide, I’m not mature.”
“I am the arms, legs, etc. of my mother or father, I only satisfy their projects”.
“I cannot move, because if I move the clan perishes or gets sick.”
“I want to move and they prevent me from moving.” “If I move, I die, but if I don’t move, I also die.” “If I leave the house, I am in danger.” “I want to be here, but I also want to be there.”
I am very afraid that they will “abandon” me, that someone will leave my side and I could fall.
I wish someone would take care of me, but pride makes me try not to appear dependent.
“A part of me wants to be cured and the other is not” “I don’t want to be cured so that someone can stay by my side” What would happen if I was cured?
If nothing of what has been mentioned above has happened in our life, we must resort to the period called:
When there are difficulties in the couple’s relationship and the mother is afraid that the husband will leave home, the baby identifies with his mother’s wishes and is born with the project of preventing the father from leaving, from not making any movement which can be painful. “I am his arms, his legs.”
Finally, if we do not find any cause, we must find out in the family tree, in the Transgenerational: there are many cases of multiple sclerosis that have their origin in the family tree.
In this case, descendants come to “repair” the death of an ancestor, whose double is, who died while imprisoned or had to endure forced and unjustified confinement.
Or, perhaps, for having died due to a movement or displacement such as a hit-and-run, etc.
According to the part of the body where the immobility manifests itself:
In right-handed men or left-handed women: “I want to go abroad, I can’t or they won’t let me”
In left-handed men and right-handed women: “I don’t want to go out and they force me.”
right palsy: “They force me to move.”
left palsy: “I want to move and they won’t let me”.
If immobility affects the arms: Indicates that I want to take, welcome or reject something or someone and I cannot do it, for example, in case of harassment, abuse, rape, etc.
It can also be related to having harmed and even accidentally killed someone.
If it affects the eyes: It is related to having seen someone leave against their will, without being able to do anything.
When immobility manifests itself in the neck: It is to avoid dying, killing or not fighting. We should always look for a “ghost” (deceased) of the clan that accompanies us.
When it affects the : It means that I need to move my legs and I feel powerless to do so. I don’t find them to be efficient in achieving what I want. In relation to fleeing, following or accompanying. Not finding a way out or not knowing where to start.
This disease usually affects people with an intransigent character, with very rigid ideas and opinions.
He is the type of individual who wants everything to be perfect and, because of this, places great demands on himself. He tries to control everything and wants things to happen the way he wants. He refuses to make mistakes and pride hardly allows him to accept help. He is terrified of failure.
On issues that concern him, they do not even allow a discussion, rather, they maintain their point of view in a rigid and definitive way, thus appearing very incomprehensible.
This loss of sensitivity, both physical and spiritual, makes them very “hard” people, both with themselves and with others.
On some occasions they may appear to be open-minded, friendly individuals who try to please everyone, but it is only appearance.
Deep down, he still has a hard heart that makes him unattainable.
Definitely, the multiple sclerosis patient has fallen into a deep “hardening isolation” that prevents him from connecting to life.