Scoliosis is a deviation of the spine that curves in an “S” or “C” shape, very often located at the level of the dorsal column.
It can affect from a newborn to an adult.
The person with scoliosis has been suffering a strong devaluation from a close person for a long time.
Most of the time, this lack of support and approval comes from your parents and, to a greater degree, from your father or the person who represents you.
“I can only lean on one of my parents.
One pulls me up and the other pulls me down”.
I It could also be my brother or sister who spends their life bothering me or making me feel inferior.
Or it could also be that I am being devalued by someone close to me (cousin, friend, classmate, coworker, neighbor, etc.). It is a situation in which I feel inferior, different, weaker, less intelligent, less strong, less secure.
The spine is the pillar of our being, it represents our strength, our support.
When there is a deviation in the spine, it means that someone in my close environment is slowly destroying my self-esteem and security.
This devaluation necessarily implies that I live in permanent fear of being judged, criticized and disqualified.
I am afraid to make decisions and I live in fear.
Of course, I feel resentment or hatred towards that person who devalues me and I just want to get away from him/her.
“I don’t know how to make a decision”,
“I always seem to do things worse than others”,
This person does not love me, he has never loved me, and he hates me”
Likewise, the cause of the deviation in the spine may be due to a devaluation related to movement.
Perhaps I have doubts about a movement I should perform.
I don’t trust where I’m going or what I’m going to do.
Or I have doubts about whether to do it or not.
In the same way, scoliosis warns me of an excess load, I am carrying something very heavy, real or symbolic.
And also, I feel that this should not correspond to me.
“I shouldn’t do this alone.”
Scoliosis can also occur in children who realize that they have grown up and can no longer receive all the attention from their parents, as they did when they were “younger.”
Above all, especially, if they have a younger brother.
And it is now this one who attracts all the affection of their parents.
“They clearly prefer my brother or sister”
This weight is manifested by twisting the back, bending it sideways, preventing it from continuing to grow upwards and thus trying to be “shorter” and smaller.
“I have no right to surpass the other”
Faced with this dynamic, the child is forced to overshadow in front of his brother or sister.
Scoliosis can also occur in adolescence: at this stage of life the adolescent is in search of an identity, he is no longer a child, but still lacks to be an adult,
it is at this time that life and responsibilities that now he begins to face they are very heavy.
Due to this, he will adopt the tendency to compare himself with his siblings, cousins, friends, classmates, etc.
In these comparisons, he may have the impression that others are better than him.
He will devalue himself and this will be expressed through scoliosis.
“My responsibilities scare me; I’m undecided in my orientation”
In girls, scoliosis can express an imaginary fear of being judged by men when they become a woman.
People with scoliosis have usually had to mature much earlier than a normal child.
You have been charged with responsibilities that do not correspond to you at such a young age.
Therefore, unconsciously, they intuit that “on their shoulders” are burdens that do not belong to them.
And deep down, they want to run away from them.
“I transport loads that are not mine”,
“I deserved more attention, love and care”
Scoliosis is only seen by “junk kids.”
We need to pay attention to that fact, both in the Sense Project and in the transgenerational one.
They are children born to receive and repair all the “filth” of the family, its faults, its defects, its secrets.
From a very young age, they are ignored, not cared for or fed as they should be.
These children are often born into families that lack a structure based on love.
It is necessary to observe the affected vertebrae and associate them with the corresponding ribs, to know if the conflict is with the father, the brothers or even the children.
If I am not aware of having experienced something similar to the aforementioned, I must resort to my genealogical tree and the Sense Project with which I was conceived.
I need to find out if, while I was in my mother’s womb.
She suffered the death of her father, mother or other family figure that made her feel helpless, weak, unsupported.
As a result, I have been programmed to be her emotional support.
This places a heavy burden on me and that is why my spine deviates.
Or maybe, it could be that my mom suffered an accident in which she probably twisted her body, especially her back, to avoid the blow, so as not to be hurt.
In the same way, I have to find out if my mother experienced the pregnancy as a heavy burden.
When my mother has no record of having lived through any of the experiences mentioned above, then I have to turn to my family tree.
I will have to look to see if I have any affinity with any ancestor who had to bear a very heavy “burden” throughout their life.
For example, having to shoulder all the responsibility of the family.
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