Amnesia refers to the loss of memory, total or partial, of both past and present information. Amnesia is a biological protective response to a painful or traumatic emotional conflict that the mind cannot process. It is a form of adaptation; the body expresses what the...
METACARPAL BONE OF THE INDEX FINGER
It's important to recognize that the metacarpal is the base, suggesting that the conflict is rooted in how the person positions themselves in relation to fear or authority. The index finger represents my authority and independence, the way I submit to the orders of...
Interpersonal relationships in the WOUND OF INJUSTICE
The individual with a wound of injustice is convinced they are a loving person whom no one understands. However, in their relationships, they appear cold, distant, and serious—the demeanor of someone who lacks feelings. Therefore, they control their energy to avoid...
Interpersonal relationships in the HUMILIATION WOUND
The individual with the humiliation wound, or masochist, lived in an environment hostile to tender feelings. Certainly, their pleas and supplications were to no avail in the face of their mother's authoritarian attitude. Therefore, they now react with a certain...
INDUCED BIRTH, emotional and spiritual meaning
An induced birth is interpreted as an interruption of the natural rhythm of life; the baby does not initiate the action but is forced to do so, thereby rejecting its capacity for initiative. Birth is our first experience of autonomy; therefore, when it is externally...
ANAL FISSURE, emotional and spiritual meaning
An anal fissure is a type of "cut" that forms on the inside of the anus and usually bleeds because it opens repeatedly. The anal area is related to identity and basic security; a fissure can reflect emotional instability. The biological purpose of the fissure is to...
Interpersonal relationships in the ABANDONMENT WOUND
Individuals with an abandonment wound, in their relationships with others, demand the right to be nurtured and satisfied. For this reason, they always seek the attention and support of others; that is, they cling to others. However, they often fail to reciprocate when...
Interpersonal relationships in the WOUND OF REJECTION
A person with a rejection wound believes that relationships are pointless because the outside world is uninteresting compared to their rich, albeit disconnected, inner world. Personal relationships exhaust them. They are unwilling to dedicate their time and energy to...
DEFENSIVE ACTION AGAINST THE ABANDONMENT WOUND
The oral character structure, or abandonment wound, is distinguished by an inability to be aggressive. Individuals with this type of personality have difficulty adopting oppositional attitudes, tending more to flee than to confront and attack. As a consequence of...









