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As Dr. Hamer discovered, illness is the physical response to a stressful situation, to a dramatic, unexpected conflict, which I experience in solitude, in silence, that is, I do not express what I feel and, furthermore, I do not find a satisfactory solution at that moment.
When this happens, three essential parts of the human being are simultaneously affected: the psyche, the brain and the part of the body biologically related to the conflict experienced.
Normally, when I have experienced a dramatic event and I tell someone about it, what I usually do is talk about what happened I talk about external things, I focus on narrating the details about what I think has happened.
But I never express what I felt at the time of the event and that energy is what is repressed in my unconscious and, later, is transformed into the symptom or illness.
Therefore, what is repressed is a very special phrase, something that I have never said to anyone and that comes from the body.
For example: a person who frequently suffers from hemorrhoids.
As is known, this symptom manifests itself in the anorectal area and this part of the body is related to the place where I sit, where I put or rest my butt and feel comfortable, at ease, happy.
How is illness created? The biological sense of having hemorrhoids is for me to leave that place, to go away from that spot, from that territory where I am sitting because I am not happy.
Therefore, what I do not express and is somatized in my body would be beliefs similar to the following: Where is my place within my family?
“I can’t find my place, I feel left out”, “I don’t have my place”, “I want to leave this place”, “I am forced to put my butt in another seat”, “I am at the limit, and my place is not within this territory”.
Similarly, the anus is also biologically related to identity, to the recognition of who I am for others and especially for my family.
This can be seen very clearly in the animal world, when two animals meet, they simultaneously smell each other's anus and from there they obtain all the information and recognition of the other.
Thus, the deep feelings that I keep and do not express related to the lack of recognition, by my family (real or symbolic) in a place that I consider mine, my territory (home, work, team, etc.), would be similar to the following: Who am I?
“I don't know what identity I have”, “I am not recognized in my family”, “Others leave me aside”, “Nobody cares about me”, “I am not respected”, “I am not important to my family”, “I don't know what role I have in this family”.
For that reason, believing that healing consists of taking pills, removing an organ or following a diet is truly irresponsible.
It is not about fighting the disease, but about overcoming it, transcending it.
Transcending an illness involves taking ownership of the patterns of thought and feeling that lie beneath it.
To overcome an illness we need to rise above the conflict and the level of imbalance in which we are trapped until we reach a higher level of consciousness and peace.
https://emotionsandbody.com/2024/10/20/how-is-illness-created/
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