Upper arm

Your upper arms allow you to take action and they give you the strength to be able to work. The upper arm also represents new beginnings. The ability to harvest, to be able to sow grain. You make a nice round throwing motion with your arm. For cell decline, increase, inflammatory phase, click here.

King & Queen

A person who is idealized, say the king or queen. For example, a priest or war hero.

Marco (24)

A priest who has a certain position and he finds out that he has sexually abused children. All at once he thunders from his position. The priest was confidant for Marco. He gets an upper arm injury.

Marina (14)

Grandpa was a war hero and good things done in his life. But grandchild, Marina, finds out he committed incest. After granddaughter discovers this, Marina breaks her upper arm; this is her biological solution to eliminate the stress in her body. Symbolically, her upper arm wants to keep Grandpa at bay. She loves her grandpa and her upper arm wants to bring grandpa to herself as well.

Upper arm – beliefs

• I can’t start this project.
• I don’t have the capacity to start this project.
• I have resistance to start this project.
• I am prevented from starting this project.
• It is not the right time to start this project.
• I don’t want to start this project.

Time & space

• Wanting to shorten something in time and space.
• Bringing something to you.
• Shorten time.
• Wanting to get closer.
• Getting closer to your loved one(s).
• Having your loved one(s) close to you.

Van Zanten family with thick upper arms

Granddaughter, father Kees, grandfather Gerrit, great-grandfather Cornelis all have big fat upper arms. In nature, this makes sense for fighting. The warriors, the fighters. The character of this person is that they feel easily attacked and mostly speak in defense. We see in this Van Zanten family that father Kees had to struggle at birth, 4 pounds, incubator, born one month premature and mother who was sick for first year of life. Kees was cared for by auntie in another house for the first year of his life. He has to fight for his life. Grandfather Gerrit fought in Indonesia, the terrible war in the forest where bullets flew around his ears. Gerrit returns and is humiliated by the Dutch people, as if he were a criminal. He goes to work hard, working two jobs to support his family. Gerrit does not talk about the violent events in Indonesia “no one understands me” he says. Great-grandfather Cornelis had to survive in harsh conditions and a hard worker as a servant. Gerrit worked day and night and fought for his existence. Son Kees gets a daughter; in the teenage years she develops big fat upper arms. Her mother had to fight to get her. Fighting every day to protect the child from Kees’s temper. Kees fights about anything and everything, it doesn’t matter what, as long as there is a fight. Mother ducks out, making sure their daughter doesn’t cry, crying infuriates Kees. A frenetic existence of survival. Eventually Kees becomes too aggressive, mother and daughter have to flee. Daughter experiences much aggressiveness from father. She decides to stop the contact and create peace in her life, this succeeds and she gets big fat upper arms. More muscle tissue than before in the recovery phase. Her upper arms tell a family story.

Upper arm questions

• What do you want to show?
• What project do you want to start?
• Are there any difficult projects?
• Who do you put on a pedestal?
• By whom have you been disappointed?
• Is there something new in your life?
• When and in what situation do you feel you are running out of time?
• Who do you miss who lives far away? Who do you want to bring to you?
• Who do you want to push away from you?

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