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The bronchial tubes represent my living space, my boundaries in the territory, mainly linked to my partner, my family and my professional environment.
The ulceration (loss of cells) of the walls of the bronchi allows the entry of more air, preparing a better biological response to the conflicts that I live in the territory, I make more space.
When my bronchial tubes are affected, it means that I have lived or am living a situation in which I feel fear in the territory.
I feel that there is a threat that is approaching, although the danger has not yet arrived is near.
It can refer to someone, who unexpectedly invades my territory, when I did not expect it.Â
This made me change my plans, I could not do what I had planned and, even, I force myself to do things that I did not want.
It is essential to find out what territory I mean and then analyze what threat is approaching and scares me.
Or maybe it’s my boss who asks me to do a task outside of my working hours (the territory is my job and the threat is my boss) to prepare an urgent order that they have requested and upsets all my plans.
Another reason that can cause discomfort in my bronchial tubes is if I have had an argument with someone at home.
Or at my work and I have felt unable to defend myself, explain or justify myself for something I have done.Â
I try to explain my behavior, but they keep my mouth shut.
Or they won’t let me speak and, not only that.
But on top of that they criticize or make fun of the way I do things.
“I feel threatened in my territory”
Therefore, before any symptom I have to analyze, unforeseen events that alter my life.
Fights, arguments, differences of opinion.
Or annoying advice that I have been given, annoying requests that I have been ordered, etc.
These are situations in which I have sought to defend my ideas, principles, freedom, customs.
Or tastes, in front of someone and I have not succeeded.
I have felt incapable of defending myself in my territory.
Muscles of the bronchi: they are affected if I feel impotence not to be able to flee or attack.
Mucosa of the bronchial tubes: it informs me about a situation of separation or fear of being separated in the territory.
“They threaten me in the territory and I am afraid of…”,
“The space that I have, I do not want it and I close myself to the space that they impose on me”
Sub-mucosa: it warns me of my impotence to catch a mouthful of air.
Bronchospasm: it manifests when I am breathing something harmful in my territory (real or symbolic).
Or, for having breathed water and feeling fear of drowning.
Need to expel an intruder from my territory.
Bronchopneumonia: it is linked to a dispute or fight that I have experienced and that could have ended with a death or a separation.
Bronchiolitis: it tells us about the child’s fear of separation from his mother.
Flu bronchitis: it means that I cannot or do not have the right to complain.
Bronchiectasis: Abnormal dilation of one or more bronchi.
It produces bad breath, coughing spells and purulent mucus.Â
The sense of the dilation of the bronchi responds to the need for more air (life) to enter my bronchi (my territory).
I feel subdued in my territory”, “There are too many people in my territory, I need to increase its”
Hemorrhages in the bronchi: it means that I want to leave this family.
Or I want a member of my family to leave my territory.
Bronchial cancer: Tells me about a shocking emotional conflict of territory and fear of dying.
He also warns me that there is a threat to the unity of the couple.
In right-handed people, for left-handed people the other way around.
If fear stands out, the left-sided bronchus will be affected.
When the affective territory predominates, the bronchus on the right side will be affected.
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