The chronic kidney failure it is based on a behavioural problem of character.
Dr. Salomon Sellam called minimum repeating conversion.
It is a small conflict lived amplified way, for a long time the person is faced with daily choices:
Is it good for me or not? Is it right or wrong?
“I have to choose between good and evil”, “I’m always asking if I said, if I did, if it was good, etc”, “I always doubt of myself”, I have moved to another city or country and I always feel “out of my element”
Is it good for me or not? Is it right or wrong?
“I have to choose between good and evil”, “I’m always asking if I said, if I did, if it was good, etc”, “I always doubt of myself”, I have moved to another city or country and I always feel “out of my element”
I always wonder: How good is my life?
The individual with chronic kidney failure spends the day having to choose between one thing or its opposite and it becomes his private drama.
It is a conflict that is living day by day and it is structuring his/her psyche until it can no longer be with him/her.
The key question at a psychosomatic level is:
Is it vital for me to worry about this?
Is it vital for me to worry about this?
Is it vital for me to worry about money and that a kidney affects me?
Conflict of not being able to mark the territory.
I have lost my roots, I am “out of my element”, this is not the place I want to be.
“I don’t have my territory”
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