Dizziness - Fear of falling literally or figuratively (failing in a project)

 

Dizziness: 6 days ago I received a big project to register. Stress, a lot of money at stake, I was afraid of failing. The first day it rained heavily, there was noise, I couldn't work. The second day the laptop charger broke. It was like I was the only one hindering myself. I probably still have the programming that I can only earn a lot of money with great efforts, otherwise I don't deserve it.

Yesterday I handed everything in, I received approval. Everything was fine until this morning when I had dizziness. About 3 hours, not very intense but disturbing. I'm sure it's related to the fear of not "falling" in front of the client, of not making a fool of myself in the conditions in which they had expressly chosen me. What I didn't know... the dizziness is in the healing phase, not in the active phase as I thought. I had resolved the conflict yesterday.

Health!

Dry cough - Conflict over loss of territory

 

10 days ago I received a very big project, very well paid, with the possibility of earning 2 weeks' worth of money in two days. The major problem - it had a deadline and a stressful timer in its description that showed me how the minutes and hours passed. I had two days to send it, I had all the time, but that timer was driving me to despair. In order to work (audio recordings) I needed perfect peace and a good mood. When I'm nervous and tired, audio recordings come out horrible.

The activity had to be done with my 5-year-old son by my side. He didn't want to sit outside, but inside the house he managed to sit quietly for 10-15 minutes. I needed at least an hour. I stopped working and waited for my husband to show up. He showed up 3 hours later, while I cooked on low heat.

When he arrived, I gave both him and the little one a huge nervous breakdown. The child was scared of me and his father decided to pick him up at 8 pm and take him to the city (15 km away) so that they could both look at the light bulbs and screwdrivers in the store - they are both professional electronics engineers.

I finished the project, sent it the next day, I received the maximum rating from the client. Everything was great...until the next day when I got a terrible dry cough. I couldn't sleep at night because I was coughing so much. I kept it like that for about 5 days. That's with 3 more projects in progress...me with a terrible voice and an even worse cough...

The explanation - chest cough, especially at night. Conflict of losing something from the territory - that is, I was afraid of not being able to send the project on time and losing the amount and the client's rating, a very high one with the possibility of giving me other projects. Today I managed to do the other projects, I cough only very rarely. In 1-2 days I am like new. The conflict was resolved at night (after I finished the recordings) as proof I was coughing very badly at night, very little during the day. The conflict was very strong even though it only lasted a few hours since it only passed in a week.

Good health!

Strong wind the other day - 4 different reactions: larynx, bronchial mucosa, nausea, diarrhea

 

Three nights ago, a very strong wind blew from the north to our house. It is the cardinal point where the house has no slope and the wind was hitting directly into the corner of the house, making the roof creak at all the joints. I was generally afraid of the situation, I didn't like it and I was afraid that we would be left without a roof this winter. I was looking at windy.com with horror and I saw that wind was forecast until the morning.

The wind lasted from around 6 pm in the evening until around 8 am the next morning. A strong and continuous stress for me.

While we were all awake, it was OK. I started talking to my husband and tried to overlook the strong wind and the roof that creaked non-stop in gusts. We watched some news, listened to some story. I could hear the wind but I tried to ignore it.

When we got into bed and turned off the light, the real stress began.

First reaction: diarrhea. I ran outside at high speed and barely made it to the bathroom. Then, I felt nauseous. I didn't throw up, but I had a hard time holding it in. My stomach was struggling to throw up and I wouldn't let it.

Conflict: I got a toxic bite and I eliminated it.

Second reaction: when my husband saw me so panicked, he tried to encourage me, he talked to me for about 10 minutes, after which I suddenly had a dry cough. The scare is coming! I was really scared and after talking to him, the conflict that had affected my larynx was resolved. I coughed for about 10 minutes and that was it.

Third reaction: since this morning I have had a feeling of heaviness in my lungs, in the back when I breathe and try to inhale more forcefully. I don't cough, but I'm sure it's from the conflict over the loss of territory that affected the bronchial mucosa. My biggest stress about the wind was not to blow our roof off. It was done by a rather careless team and I was terrified of the creaking. Yesterday this problem was solved too. My husband, always the best, climbed up on a ladder and reinforced the sheet metal that wasn't properly secured on the north side with screws. The wind has been blowing since then but nothing has creaked. Conflict solved. I think the cough didn't appear again because the duration of the conflict was very short - about 2-3 hours until I managed to fall asleep. Now I'm sitting quietly in the warmth and waiting for it to pass.

Best of luck to everyone, Geo

The sniffing conflict and why nasal sprays only work in the short term

 

Ca orice fiinta biologica si omul adulmeca. Da, chiar daca are ratiune si refuza sa accepte acest proces, el se intampla. In special la copiii mici. De fiecare data cand suntem intr-un mediu nou, intr-o situatie noua, intre oameni noi, adulmecam...sa vedem daca totul e in regula, daca ne paste vreun pericol. Aceasta este faza activa a conflictului. In aceasta faza mucoasa nazala se imbogateste cu noi celule pentru o analiza mai eficienta a stimulilor din aer.

In momentul in care ne lamurim ca totul este in regula, conflictul se incheie iar celulele aparute anterior sunt eliminate. Apar astfel mult-temutii MUCI :) . Multe mamici se tem de ei. Copiii sunt mai vulnerabili la acest conflict pentru ca pentru ei totul in jur este nou si trebuie analizat. Conflictele de adulmecare apar mai des si tin mai mult.

Acestea fiind zise, de ce spray-urile nazale functioneaza doar pe o durata scurta iar nasul se infunda din nou, iar si iar...pai simplu, pentru ca aceste substante declanseaza un nou conflict de adulmecare. Tocmai am incheiat un conflict de adumecare, sunt eliminati muci, nasul este infundat...si pulverizam spray inauntru...automat procesul de eliminare a celulelor suplimentare de care vorbeam este suspendat si se declanseaza un nou conflict de adulmecare. Nasul incearca sa identifice substanta si creierul sa inteleaga daca totul e in regula. Noi celule sunt iarasi create pentru o mai buna analiza a stimulilor. Cand se incheie si acest proces, vindecarea o ia de la capat, se elimina celulele, curg mucii, se infunda nasul...

Si iar dam cu spray, si iar se desfunda nasul, pana cand, la un moment dat acest lucru nu se mai intampla. Spray-ul, tragedie!, nu mai functioneaza. Alergam la farmacie sa luam altul.

Dar oare de ce nu mai functioneaza? Pentru ca organismul il cunoaste si considera ca acesta nu mai reprezinta un pericol, adica un nou motiv de adulmecare. Am putea da in nas cu orice substanta, nu neaparat cu un anumit medicament, si efectul ar fi acelasi - un proces nou de adulmecare si desfundarea nasului pana cand corpul se obisnuieste si cu aceasta noua substanta.

Concluzia - nu mai cumparati toate chimicalele si lasati organismul sa se repare.

Extra kilos, the refugee conflict

 

A friend of mine went to Germany last winter. Her husband found a job and they left with their whole family - a boy of about 6 years old and a girl of one year old who was born there. When they left, she weighed about 60kg and was 1.70cm tall. Here they had a house in the country and a garden, he was paid quite well, they lived peacefully.

There, only the husband works and they also have the child allowance, which in Germany is decent.

They spent the first year in her sister's house where they contributed to the rent and consumption. My friend gained about 10-15 kg.

A few months ago they moved into a new house on their own. They have more space for the children, but the rent is much higher, while their income remains the same. My friend gained another 10kg and is now about 85, maybe better. No, they don't live extraordinarily well as one might think, they are quite tight with money, but they stay there for children who have a different situation at school, study in a different environment, are offered other possibilities.

The explanation: the extra fat accumulated does not necessarily depend on how much you eat, on sweets, on lack of exercise as one might think. The refugee conflict = that situation in which the person is worried about tomorrow, what we will eat, what I will feed my family with, how we will manage with money, with debts. Because of this stress, the body accumulates reserves...you don't know what tomorrow will bring, so "let's just put something else in there". Only when the stress disappears, do the kilos disappear.

Right ear pain, right tonsil pain, right side scalp itching

 

Yesterday morning a friend wrote to me asking for some advice. Her scalp was so itchy she could barely touch it, her right tonsil was sore and she had a pretty unpleasant pain in her right ear. What could it be?

I took them one by one:

Right ear pain = you want to hear something, receive news and it hasn't come yet, a desired and unreceived auditory bite; if it was the left ear = a received bite that bothered us, that we didn't want, loud noises, unwanted news, unpleasant sounds, arguments, criticism, etc.

Right tonsil pain = you want to receive a real or imaginary bite and it hasn't come yet; if it was the left ear = an unwanted, unpleasant bite.

With these two, it was easy, we figured them out right away. Our friends have been looking to buy their house for 8 months. They searched desperately for a while and found nothing, and now they have found and have been waiting for about 2-3 weeks for an answer from the bank about the loan. Here is the long-awaited news and the bite.

I explained to her that both are in the active conflict phase, cellular growth is taking place and when she gets what she wants, cellular growth will stop and tissue breakdown will follow with the possibility of pus appearing in both the throat and the ear if the conflict lasts too long. I advised her to resolve it as soon as possible.

Scalp itching = I admit that I didn't know this and I started looking. My friend had told me that initially it itched her face and head, then it was limited to her head. But it's so bad that she can hardly touch her skin.

Researching through NMG materials, I found that this symptom is the result of resolving an attack conflict. Okay, conflict completed, healing phase. Clearly different from the conflict with the bank.

I ask her if she is right-handed or left-handed, she says she is right-handed, I explain that the right is the partner's side and the left is the mother-child and I ask her who attacked her. Her husband? A colleague at work?

And she tells me YES, at work! A few days ago she had an incident with a colleague who accused her of something related to salaries and she felt the accusation like a slap on the face and head. Bang, bang! Stinging in the face and head. Isn't that how we feel when we get slapped? :) Simple as that! I told her to stay calm with this one that it will pass in a few days, but to try to resolve the other one as soon as possible.

This morning I talk to her and she tells me that absolutely all her symptoms have gone away. All of them! Awareness of conflicts, if they are not very old and serious, can lead to their immediate resolution.

Good health to everyone!

Diarrhea - another toxic bite eliminated

 

From February 2018:

A banal diarrhea, but I'm writing about it so you can see how precisely biological laws work: last night our child, jerky, rushed and in a hurry as he always is, suddenly bent over to take his shoes to run after his father outside to play in the snow. He got up scared and told me that he was stung in the chest.

I took him to task: where it stings you, bend over again, sit on the bed, lie on your side, it stings you inside or on the skin, etc. etc. The sting seemed to be somewhere on the left side of the stomach, near the ribs, it stung him a few times when he made sudden movements.

I left him with his father and ran outside because I couldn't hold myself back anymore - instant DIARRHEA (toxic food received at the same time as the child was sick). I came back from outside, made him sit quietly for a bit, gave him a massage, he had a couple of contractions and was good as new :) ...conclusion - when he suddenly bent over he probably trapped gas in his intestines and stung him. But I reacted immediately by running outside :)