Nervous Breakdown see also: Hysteria Neu Psychosomatic and Holistic Meaning and Interpretation

A nervous breakdown, also known as an embolism, involves a surge of internal energy and vibration that becomes blocked. This blockage can occur either at the verbal level, making it difficult to express one's viewpoint, or at the activity level, rendering one incapable of completing an action. When the blockage becomes intense, it can lead to an outburst where extreme words are spoken or extreme actions are taken. During such moments of tension, it's beneficial to pause, become aware of the situation, take deep breaths, and relax. Accepting the situation and allowing time to release the tension while restoring emotional balance is crucial.

Hysteria occurs when I experience a neurosis and express my inner conflict through physical symptoms, such as nerve crises, convulsions, or loss of consciousness. During a hysterical crisis, I disconnect from reality and immerse myself in the imaginary. This may lead to expressing my inner turmoil publicly. Often, this stems from personal dissatisfaction with my sexuality, leading me to play games of seduction, keep people at a distance, or appear cold to protect myself from my deep sensitivity. Experiencing such a state brings out inner pain and sorrow. To find balance, harmony, and inner peace and alleviate these torments, I must heal my inner wounds. I ask for guidance to choose the therapeutic approach that will lead to my well-being.

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.

Cirrhosis represents a comprehensive breakdown of the liver's physiological functions. Alcoholism is the primary contributing factor, accounting for approximately 90% of cases in men and 75% in women. Initially, symptoms manifest as digestive issues (loss of appetite, slow digestion, heartburn) and general discomfort (fatigue, weight loss). As the condition progresses, more serious vascular problems arise. For a detailed description of liver problems, please refer to the relevant section. However, cirrhosis is a critical condition that necessitates immediate attention. Your body communicates with you unequivocally, signaling that you have reached your physical, emotional, and mental limits. Your perspective on life is on the verge of self-destruction. It is imperative to cease rebellion and relinquish the belief that life is fundamentally unjust.
Cirrhosis is an inflammatory liver disease primarily attributed to excessive alcohol consumption. It is prevalent in those who feel pressured by life circumstances or situations compelling them to advance against their will. Faced with these pressures, they resist and cling to their opinions, nurturing resentment and aggression. This ailment reflects their anger and resentment toward life and its unfolding events. There is an underlying, latent inner aggression, and constant self-blame for perceived life mistakes. Self-criticism and criticism of others become habitual. This self-inflicted harshness can obscure any hope of seeing a brighter future. To embark on a path toward recovery, one must embrace living in the present moment, acknowledging the positive aspects of the current situation. Opening one's heart and practicing non-judgmental acceptance are essential. By being more forgiving of oneself, one also becomes more tolerant of others, leading to greater harmony and happiness. Self-reflection on true intentions, maintaining openness to love, and self-forgiveness are key steps in this journey.




Embrace the present moment, foster self-forgiveness, and cultivate tolerance towards others.

Zone refers to a skin rash that typically appears unilaterally in stripes, following the path of a nerve. Since nerves are our internal means of communication, the pain associated with this rash suggests a breakdown in communication within the affected region. I might feel under attack and harbor deep bitterness as a result. A situation or a person may have hurt me, creating tension when what I truly needed was attention. Furthermore, I might sense a stain or impurity. My initial instinct may be to withdraw and shut myself off, thinking that doing so will protect me from further wounds. This behavior stems from a sense of inner insecurity fueled by the situation. In this way, I internalize the aggression I believe I've experienced and inadvertently validate my aggressors. The purpose of this eruptive rash is to make me aware of my intense emotional reaction to someone or something causing excessive stress and making decision-making challenging. My body is signaling me to trust the flow of life within me and embrace my sensitivity as an integral part of who I am.