Myopia

 From 2007 to 2009 I worked in a multinational in the automotive field. It was my first job in such a company. I had high expectations both from myself and from them; it was my big launch pad into the real corporate world that I had dreamed of for so many years and for which I had spent so many years of school.

It was truly an extraordinary world that matched my ambitions at the time. I was 26 years old, I wanted to be a great manager, to show what I was capable of, to earn a lot of money, to have responsibilities, to "shine". Unfortunately, my plans to "shine" :) did not match those of my manager, a strange individual, sometimes cheerful, sometimes nervous, with sudden mood swings who would now laugh so that the halls echoed, and now scream so that everyone ran out of her way.

I was on constant alert. When she wouldn't answer our smallest questions and pretended not to hear us even though we were two steps away, when she would find herself commenting on our office discussions, even though she wasn't involved, out of the blue when she thought we weren't talking properly. She had put some adhesive tape on the carpet in front of her office, the tape that no one was allowed to cross because she was always working on something confidential. Whenever the tape was broken, the lady would scream so loudly that the building would resound. The factory employees had even called us out of the office into the hallway to beg us for something, just to stop coming in for fear of her.

She would call us on the phone and terrorize us non-stop, calling us on completely inappropriate days and hours to test if we were attentive and answering. Otherwise, you would be eaten alive and her rage would be unleashed on you for weeks. In the morning, she would come in like a madman, not say hello, throw her laptop on the desk and get to work. We had meetings where we would give an account for all the mistakes from Adam to Noah and all their sleeping race. I won't insist anymore. She was the kind of person who fed on the negative energy in the office that she continuously produced, permanently attaching herself to at least one of us and making her life an ordeal. 

You had to be always on guard, take your phone with you to the toilet, sleep at home with it under your pillow, always be available at any time of the day or night when she wanted, of course including on vacation (I remember we were on the Transfagarasan mountain road and I was giving her explanations over the phone how to find a copy of an employee's ID card, even though the employee was available in the factory, even though she had the password to my computer where they were scanned, even though she had the key to the file cabinets).

It doesn't matter anymore...the idea is that I developed myopia there, from the stress of always being on guard, of not knowing from which side and when it will hit me next time. As can be seen from the article, it is clear that the conflict still grinds me, the myopia has subsided, but I still have problems.

The explanation for myopia: when we are always on guard, when we are afraid of a danger and we don't know where and when it will appear, when the attacker appears from behind or from the side and we don't see him well (her office was to my left, further back, and I couldn't always see what she was doing - I had put a filing cabinet between her and me, but I still didn't feel safe).

Biological explanation: When the conflict ended, an edema occurs between the retina and the sclera of the eye, which can lead to retinal detachment, more or less noticeable. If the conflict recurs (which was the case for me every day) several times, it leads to optical elongation of the eye because a thicker layer appears between the retina and the sclera, which is the result of repeated repairs.

For now, the problem has subsided, but it still persists - 5-6 years ago I didn't dare to get behind the wheel without glasses because I couldn't see the traffic lights in the distance. I think I will get rid of the problem only when that dark period is finally behind me.

Have a nice day everyone,

Geo

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1. German New Medicine Experiences in Practice: An introduction to the medical discoveries of Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer Dr. Katherine
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3. The Psychic Roots of Disease: A New Medicine (Color Edition)
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5. Compendium of the 5 Biological Laws: Signs and Symptoms:German New Medicine (5 Biological Laws and New Germanic Medicine)
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7. Hamer's Laws: Origin and Course of All Diseases
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9. The FiveBiological Laws of Nature: A New Medicine (Color Edition)

 
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