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IDEAS AND ILLNESS by Serge Kahili King
Here is a brief reference list of typical beliefs that tend to be reflected in particular areas of the body.
When there is a mental/emotional conflict connected to these beliefs, the result can be physical tension,
pain and/or illness in the related area. Resolve the conflict and the problem will resolve itself. Conflicts
are resolved by changing beliefs.
REGION I - Head, neck, shoulders, arms, hands.
Beliefs having to do with the communication of thoughts and feelings, including criticism
of others and self -criticism., self-achievement, recognition and competence.
REGION II - Chest, breasts, heart, lungs, diaphragm, upper back.
Beliefs having to do with identity, self worth, rejection, compassion or the lack of it,
assertiveness, pride or humility.
REGION III - Abdomen and internal organs, pelvic area, sexual organs, lower back.
Beliefs having to do with security, nurturing, sharing in a physical or material sense,
affection or the lack of it, material support and possessiveness.
REGION IV - Legs, knees, ankles, feet.
Beliefs having to do with one’s position in life, career or social status, self-sufficiency,
` progress, change, uncertainty.
TYPICAL CONFLICTS
DEFEND/DON’T DEFEND: Basically from beliefs that it is wrong to assert yourself, to show
any hostility, to stand up for your rights.
RETREAT/DON’T RETREAT: Basically from beliefs that avoiding difficulties is safer, but
wrong.
ACT/DON’T ACT: From beliefs that certain activities are wrong, coupled with a strong desire
to carry them out.
MUST ACT/CAN’T ACT: Beliefs that one is in a hopeless situation with no way out, that one is
totally helpless and frustrated by others or circumstances.
REST-DON’T REST: From beliefs that it is wrong or dangerous to relax and play, because life
(time) is too short, rest is wasteful, or out of fear of not attaining goals.
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