The thymus is an endocrine glandular organ that is highly active during childhood and growth.
It is located in the lower part of the neck above the anterior mediastinum.
Its name in Greek, “thýmos”, means vital energy.
The thymus is in charge of controlling and regulating the energy current of the body, and maintaining the harmonic balance of vital energy.
That is where our “divine spark” resides.
The thymus captures the sound of the heart and resonates with it.
Although it is said that it contracts with age, what really happens is that it stops vibrating because of the emotions emitted by the heart.
This gland is activated through love and happiness and shrinks when we are stressed and even more when we get sick.
It is the main gland of the immune system and its function is that of the development and maturation of T lymphocytes.
The word immunity means sheltered from, so having an immunity problem means that the person does not love themselves enough to shelter themselves from everyday stresses.
They prefer to remain under the protection of their mother, refusing to mature, grow, and take control of their life. True immunity arises when we love ourselves unconditionally.
If I have problems with the tymus gland, it warns me of situations related to attack or defense within the family environment.
It tells me that I have the impression that they have come to take away something that belonged to me.
It could be a job, a spouse, a material object, etc., and I have felt helpless and have not known how to react.
“They have taken the bread from my mouth” I value and appreciate what I have now. Life will provide me with what I need at any given moment.
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