Fatigue see also: Exhaustion Psychosomatic and Holistic Meaning and Interpretation

Fatigue refers to a persistent feeling of tiredness, weakness, and lack of energy without an apparent cause. It often stems from a lack of concrete life goals. Nurturing the emotional body requires experiencing desires, which manifest as goals in "doing" or "having." Having short-term, medium-term, and long-term goals brings joy to our emotional body. Fatigue often results from excessive worry and fear-based thoughts, which consume energy and hinder goal pursuit.
If you suffer from fatigue, it might be due to a belief that you don't deserve certain things or taking life overly seriously. Mental activity may dominate your life at the expense of physical activity. Begin by appreciating your present life and savoring the moments of joy. Make a list of things you'd like to do and create a concrete plan. The duration isn't as crucial as feeding your body with desires, which brings the joy of living. Fatigue might also follow the resolution of a major conflict and could develop into exhaustion, so consider exploring the latter term.

Chronic fatigue syndrome or ENCEPHALOMYELITIS fibromyalgia can arise following a viral infection and may persist for several years. It can also be linked to a weakened immune system or psychological factors like depression, stress, lack of motivation, and exhaustion due to overexertion. Mentally, I feel drained, leading to emotional instability. Physically, I experience headaches, and my muscle strength diminishes gradually. Even minor exertion leaves me intensely fatigued. I've lost touch with my dreams and ambitions, and I'm apprehensive about life and its responsibilities. I believe I'm incapable of meeting the expectations placed on me.

In reality, this illness serves as a means of withdrawal and a way to garner more attention, offering a sense of security in my illness rather than confronting life head-on. It's essential to reflect on what I was experiencing at the time of the viral infection. Was I contemplating leaving my home? Had I recently faced a death, breakup, or rejection? These experiences are linked to love, particularly self-love. Embracing self-love becomes crucial. I am the most significant person in my life, and by learning to love myself, I engage in self-care and cherish every moment. I am part of a universe where reciprocity is the law. Loving myself attracts the love of others, and I reciprocate. Trusting the universe's guidance helps me progress daily.




Loving myself attracts the love of others, and I reciprocate. Trusting the universe's guidance helps me progress daily.

Fatigue leaves me feeling drained, as if my batteries are running low. Internally, I sense emptiness.




Where has my motivation gone? My concerns, fears, sorrows, and inner wounds lead me to struggle and resist. Instead of channeling my energy into addressing the root of my challenges, I scatter it in too many directions, often leading to despair. I experience weariness towards life, an inner exhaustion stemming from the constant struggle to keep moving forward. This may even result in depression. I feel a sense of inadequacy, lacking interest and purpose. This signifies a loss of direction and intention, emphasizing the need to rediscover inner joy and a love for life. I require a period of rest and reflection to regain my energy. Letting go of the past and embracing the present moment is essential, as each moment provides the energy I need.

Nervous asthenia, while similar to burnout, is a form of energy and nervous exhaustion that differs in its causes. It can result from various factors, including fear, deep sadness, heightened emotional sensitivity, past regrets, and bitterness. Unlike burnout, which often stems from work-related stress, asthenia may have different roots. To overcome it, it's essential to identify the underlying cause that led to this state and work on resolving it.

Paludism, commonly known as malaria, is an infectious disease caused by a parasite transmitted through mosquito bites. It is characterized by chills, fever, anemia, and a recurring pattern of febrile attacks. The typical onset includes a shivering phase lasting twenty to sixty minutes, known as the cold onset, followed by a rise in temperature during the hot onset, often reaching 40 to 42°C, followed by sweating and exhaustion. For more details, please refer to the sections on fever and parasites.

Fatigue see also: Exhaustion