No injured person is healed by projecting his pain onto others.
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Biologically, our legs represent our capacity to propel ourselves, support ourselves, and walk through life. They enable us to move about, advance or retreat, travel from place to place, and progress; they also allow us to draw closer to others and move toward...
The biological purpose of a pollen allergy is to separate or protect you from an imminent danger associated with a painful memory. The body identifies pollen as a "threat" because it was present during an emotional shock (known as a "bioshock") in your past. When we...
The fallopian tubes are the ducts through which the egg travels to the uterus. Therefore, they represent the "path" or route to achieving a goal, uniting with a partner, or conceiving a child. Consequently, any symptom affecting the fallopian tubes is related to the...
The index finger symbolically represents authority, ego, judgment, and how we manage rules. Therefore, since it's the finger we naturally use to point, accuse, or direct, any injury or accident to it is associated with emotional tensions linked to power and...
The biological meaning of plantar fasciitis is deeply linked to feelings of worthlessness related to movement, a lack of stability or support, and a fear of moving forward. Since the plantar fascia is the tissue that supports the arch of the foot and propels and...
Spider veins on the legs symbolize small, everyday obstacles to moving forward in life, combined with tensions in family or emotional relationships. Blood and blood vessels symbolize the joy of living, love, and family ties. Capillaries (spider veins), being very...
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