Different kinds of pain and what they mean according to META-Health

The various aches and pains you suffer from are not just physical ailments. They have a deeper emotional connect, says META-Health expert

By: Anu Mehta | | Published: August 3, 2016 11:10 am

Constant body ache can be very annoying to deal with. It can manifest as pain, cramps and a feeling of discomfort. According to META-Health, body ache is a result of specific stress triggers, emotions and beliefs that affect or target specific organs. To put it in simple words, when a person experiences a stressful event, he experiences certain emotions and these emotions compel the person to move out of his comfort zone. The longer he stays in this uncomfortable zone, the more intense is the pain. All the emotional discomfort he experiences gets transformed into physical pain. Also Read - Get quick relief from sciatica pain with these stretches and exercises

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Pain is a response of our reptilian brain, i.e., the brain stem, which only understands survival instincts of fighting and fleeing. When we experience pain, we try to numb this reflex by treating the symptom. But the cause of the pain might be lying deep within us. Most of the pains and aches are experienced along with the manifestation of inflammation which is a protective response of the body to a stimulus.

How are aches and pains classified according to META-Health?

There are three types of inflammations or pains depending on the suffix used to name them; they are namely, -itis, -ma or -sis and the symptoms vary in all three kinds. There are at least 100 diseases in the -itis type of inflammation in which we experience pain, intense swelling and fever. Often swelling and redness are an outcome of water retention.

Decoding the itis pain and what causes it

The conditions that have the suffix itis are arthritis, appendicitis, bronchitis, colitis and much more. Often these conditions are coupled with intense pain (of a specific organ), inflammation and fever. However, there are two phases of these diseases or conditions – In stress and Off stress. According to META-Health, inflammation happens when we have dealt with our stress. It is true that swelling does not happen in stress, but after we have dealt with our stress. Inflammations literally mean being ‘in flames’ or being angry. This anger is essentially about an action that a person is not able to take, due to cultural and social conditioning. Unlike humans, animals do not get into moral judgments and thus fight their predators or run away so that the predator can t get the better of them. We, due to our social conditioning, sometimes are unable to fight our aggressor due to barriers like love, culture, religion, belief and conditioning. We are caught up in the cycle of what is right and wrong, which creates unresolved anger, guilt and grief, that physically manifests as pain in our bodies.

Decoding the ma pain and what causes it

Most of the diseases and conditions that end with the phonetics ma have a lot to do with our emotional well-being. Most of our emotional pain is due to feeling disconnected. Connection means a collection of relationships and ties. The diseases ending with ma have got to do with connections that have gone sour. An example of this is a disease like lymphoma, wherein one usually does not experience pain as a symptom but does experience swelling. This indicates that the problem is not just a physical manifestation but a deeply emotional one. Some other diseases and conditions that fall under this category are glaucoma, eczema and carcinoma (cancer).

Decoding the sis pain and what causes it Most diseases that end with the sound sis shows up on the skin. On splitting the word skin, one can observe the word kin in skin . The S stands for a surface boundary, whereas kin means one’s family and relations. Any diseases ending with sis will not have pain, but will manifest in itching and swelling. According to META-Health, the sis category conditions are a result of an emotional conflict with close family members. These are just a few of many examples of how diseases are evaluated within Meta-Health. What we learn from this is that some pain is, in fact, good though at times intolerable. Pain is a tool used by our body for repair and regeneration.

Anu Mehta is the only Master trainer of a diagnostics tool called META-Health, and a trainer in Information technology called NES-health and Advanced Clearing Energetics in India today. She also trains people in various emotion releasing techniques. She assists in healing people by identifying the stress, which causes physical illness or psychological illness. Disease according to her is an adaptation that the body undergoes to assist the person to deal and adapt to the stressful environment. www.metahealthindia.com

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Published : August 3, 2016 11:10 am

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