STUTTERING, emotional causes and how to overcome it

Communication disorder (not language) characterized by involuntary speech interruptions and repetitions, accompanied by muscle tension, usually onset in childhood. The tongue is rigid, does not move fluently.

Stuttering may come from an affective or sexual conflict that occurred in childhood.

This does not necessarily mean that they have suffered contact, but there may have been a fear, consciously or not, in relation to sexuality in relation to a person or an event.

I could have also lived a childhood where they made fun of or criticized my way of saying things, of speaking, or they criticized or ridiculed me when I cried. Do not Cry!

Behind the stutter is fear of the mother. Men with stuttering problems are disgruntled left-handers, that is, they are biological left-handers but functional right-handers.

“My mother and I do not have the same rhythm; she goes too fast and i always run after her. She wants things done and done while she’s still doing them.”

“I live under permanent pressure and I need to slow down my pace, although I can’t.”

In the same way stuttering can manifest itself when we have (father or mother).

If I stutter when speaking, it means that since I was a child I was very afraid to ask for something or to express my feelings clearly.

It implies that I lived situations where the people around me were too harsh, too rigid or too closed to listen to me.

This devaluation before “the authority”, I can drag it into my adulthood and cause me bigger problems when it comes to expressing myself before a group, before a teacher, before a boss, etc.

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I’m afraid of being “clear”, I doubt, I can’t say clearly what I feel; I inhibit and distort my words for fear of rejection.

If I clearly express what I feel, how will my parents take it? I feel judged, controlled, criticized and even ridiculed to end up believing that my words are worthless.

“Talking is dangerous”

“There’s something I can’t say”

“There is a family secret that I must keep quiet”

“They don’t let me express myself”

Conflict for something that I am going to get, something sure, and at the last moment, I have not gotten it, they have given it to another.

“This was mine and they took it from me”

“I can’t defend what’s mine”

“If I fight for this, they will surely give it to someone else”

Insecurity conflict. Inability to express one’s own personality.

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In some cases of stuttering we must consult the family tree since surely there are stories of family secrets and messages that some ancestor could not say.

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