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Recieved: 1999/05/31 15:31
Subject: Re: [K-list] my aching back
From: alingimp
On 1999/05/31 15:31, alingimp posted thus to the K-list:
Dear Nancy,
As a fellow backache sufferer I spent some time doing my homework to find
out what might cause them. Apart from the obvious reason like injury, stress
etc. some people have been theorizing that there might be a psychological
reason as well why certain people are suffering from certain conditions.
One of these people is a woman named Louise Hay. In her book You Can Heal
Your Life, which I own in a german translation she mentions the back as
symbol of support in one's life. She differentiates between the different
areas of the back. Pain in the lower back might be connected to worries
about money, lack of financial support. Pain in the middle of the back may
stand for feelings of guilt, carrying around unsolved issues. Pain in the
upper back might be caused by lack of emotional support, feeling unloved,
holding back love oneself. Does anything sound familiar?
As for myself, my pain is located under the left shoulder blade and doctors
as well as chiropracters and acupuncturists are having a hard time with me.
Have been suffering from pain in the upper back and around the neck area,
which when acute will usually result in a heavy migraine, since 1986 and
have tried various treatments. Results: mostly negative. Acupuncture gave me
at least temporary relief. Not even the practise of Hatha Yoga as well as
martial arts have made the symptoms disappear for good, although sometimes I
manage to reverse the symptoms by doing certain exercises.
Personally, I believe that mind and body are strongly connected and that
certain thought patterns can cause certain conditions in the human body as I
can tell from my own experience.
Karin
-----Original Message-----From: nancy <nancyATnospamwtp.net>
To: kundaliniATnospamList-Server.net <kundaliniATnospamList-Server.net>
Date: Saturday, May 29, 1999 9:04 PM
Subject: [K-list] my aching back
>I have a backache again. I could tell you all the logical reasons why I
>have one. I played catch with a softball last week. I did some yoga
>involving my back today. I did an exercise for my back when I was at the
>health club. Backaches are nothing new for me. They have been recurring
>since I was a teen and injured my back playing softball.
>
>I'm wondering if anyone can tell me the spiritual (not psychological)
>significance of a backache. I want to know why I am susceptible to
>backaches and what I need to change.
>
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