MS – ALS

The muscle diseases MS and ALS have the same TPMs (conflict strikes) and the same biological reason. Health is on a steep downward trend. However, the degeneration process in ALS is many times faster than in MS.

Possible TPMs.

ALS and MS can have the following TPMs:

• Self-esteem TPM – I’m not doing it right.
• Motor TPM – I’m stuck and can’t move.
• Oblique TPM – authority
• The outside world is unsafe – I have to stay home.
• Cheating parents and/or ancestors – I have to stay home.

Symbolic meaning of MS – ALS

The symbolic meaning of MS and ALS is, “I want to keep everyone at home. The person themselves or the (for) parents experience the world outside the home as unsafe. This may be due to lack of a father, lack of protection or lack of support in the family. A program from biology might then be paralysis, becoming immobile, in order to keep everyone at home. If the (for) parents cheated, keeping it at home has to do with the fact that then no one can cheat. Is there a fear of losing a loved one?

The body blocks

In MS – ALS, the body blocks certain functions. This is different for everyone with these conditions. Sometimes the subconscious mind chooses to keep the body paralyzed or ill at ease so that no one can expect anything from this person. Sometimes the subconscious chooses to lock the body, freeze it, so that it is biologically dead to its predator. This is explained in detail during HeartConnection Training.

The blockage has a biological reason. You can discover these by asking questions, such as:

• What does the blocking move have to do with?
• Is there fear of the future?
• Is there fear of making movement?
• Fear of manifesting because you think so much is expected of you?
• Fear of the predator? Your predator can be your partner, work, mother-in-law, father, and so on. With whom do you feel unsafe?
• May the child not grow up?

Questions from the family tree

• What drama happened to parents and ancestors?
• Has anyone been stuck in the family?
• Does MS – ALS run in the family?
• Equity TPM?
• Drama with powerlessness?
• Have done something that has resulted in tragedy?
• Drama eclipsed?
• Rape?
• Regrets?

Anything that the parents and ancestors have not processed becomes the biological conflicts of the younger generation.

Life Blueprint

In addition to the family tree, we also look at the Life Blueprint period, a thirty-month period surrounding pregnancy. This is what you will work with during the HeartConnection Training. In doing so, you become a director of your subconscious.

At the Life Blueprint, we look at:

• How was the conception?
• How did mother feel when she found out she was pregnant?
• How was the relationship between the parents?
• What drama happened during the Life Blueprint?
• Did mother want to get pregnant to keep father at home? Or to save the relationship?
• Did mother and/or father get stuck during the Life Blueprint?
• Did mother have time to enjoy the pregnancy? Was there room for the baby?

The story of Rose (45)

Rose is in a wheelchair and mainly has MS in her legs. “When my fatigue is gone, I can handle anything, so I want to know the reason for my fatigue.”

Rose’s parents had a fine relationship together. So did her mother’s parents. But her father’s parents did not. Grandpa was unkind to Grandma; he made many derogatory remarks to Grandma. Because of this, Grandma will have had low self-esteem. Eventually you marry your conflicts: the other mirrors the pain not yet processed in you. You can read more about that in the article Actor.

It is possible that Rose, through Grandma, also developed low self-esteem. In the end, everything is a legacy, passed down generation to generation. We cover this in the HeartConnection Training.

Grandpa regularly put his son (Rose’s father) in the coal shack at the bottom of the house. Rose’s father then looked obliquely up at his father (grandfather) who was angry. Here we can place the oblique TPM: as a child, Rose’s father looked up in a traumatic situation.

Rose went to study in Nijmegen when she was eighteen, a very good time. Here she meets her husband, and when she is 21 they move in together. At 25 they moved to Helmond, this she hated. Feeling trapped, she moved along for her husband’s work. After the move, she develops MS. Possibly this stuck feeling is the trigger for her biology to become limp in her legs? At age 27 they move to Eindhoven, here they continue to live.

Rose looks at the overview we created together: her biography, timeline, family tree and current situation. She sees and she realizes that the pain her father must have had was terrible. We connect, merge and release this feeling. In particular, she feels anxiety, a spicy feeling. Huge frustration comes up, she feels this in her whole body. At the same time, this is a very powerful energy. She continues to feel her body and emotions, until she suddenly gets hot. Her body starts to flow. She feels joy throughout her body. Everything in her becomes joyful.

Rose now has a 17-year-old son and a 15-year-old daughter; she is now divorced. She is still homesick for Nijmegen. I ask her about this particular beautiful feeling that Nijmegen gives her. This is a feeling, an experience, an experience. I ask her to take this feeling with her to Eindhoven. She talks about her beautiful house in which she now lives; she is very proud of this. She realizes that she created this house herself. A smile emerges from ear to ear. We connect the beautiful feeling of Nijmegen with her beautiful home where she now lives.

Rose feels all happy and full of energy after this wonderful insight and meeting her MS story.

MS – Incontinence

Mik from den Bogaard (44 years)

For years, I was challenged by my incontinence. It started when I started reading booklets about my MS diagnosis, 23 years ago, since then I thought ´See, incontinence is part of it, it’s also mentioned in the leaflets’. I am now familiar with the biological laws through HeartConnection and now know that incontinence is highly prevalent in the conflict active phase; loss of urine due to cellular decline of the sphincter muscle; irresistible urge to urinate.

Territory marker conflict

The TPM that precedes it has to do with not being able to express your limits strongly enough. Your body, like animals do, is going to mark territory with pee.

Eigenvalue TPM

Moreover, the leaflets about MS made me program, “See, I’m incontinent now too,” which initiated self-esteem TPM incontinence, with urine leakage on sneezing etc.

Memories – traces – reciprocity

Since realizing this, I have begun to study myself and indeed have sudden, violent urges when someone asks something of me when I am already time stressed. For example: it is late, I am cooking as time-efficiently as possible, the pans and the fire demand my attention. Then when my little son comes to me (and usually asks something of me, even indirectly since I have to be careful not to bump into him in my cooking steps), I suddenly and very urgently have to pee.

The biological laws let me see that recurrent TPMs can occur. I encounter my original conflict again. Again, I don’t dare express my limits enough.

And the tracks! That you automatically live in memories and immediately shoot into reaction, anything to help you survive. Without noticing, until you do. For example, it is very useful when making tea with hot water, but it also plays challenging tracks throughout the day. For example, I once experienced an incontinence epi-crisis in the supermarket. I had finished TPM with that, but then, every time I enter a supermarket I have to urinate acutely again. HeartConnection made me realize and feel that at that moment I was going down a track, a memory with all my alarm bells ringing. Since this realization, whenever I have a sudden urge to pee, I ask myself, “Is this a trail, or do I really need to pee? Often the urge to urinate decreases.

After years of cycling from pee spot to pee spot, I have much more peace, time and confidence after these insights and breakthroughs.

Thank you!

Mik is author of the book Mirroring Sand.

Renée Hagers – her mother diagnosed with MS

Renée’s mother was diagnosed with MS years ago. Renée explores this story of MS during Training HeartConnection. If parents, ancestors have not resolved their traumas TPM, this spills over into the younger generation. Renée’s motivation is great, she wants to free herself, her son from this TPM. And this succeeds!

Particularly beautiful

Today I was with Thijs at my parents’ house. The therapist rang the doorbell. I said; then I’ll go again okay. Also because of the resistance I feel in myself when it comes to my mother’s (in my view pointless) therapies. My judgment, my actor! My mother asked if I really didn’t want to stay a while longer. Okay. The therapist Jiska entered enthusiastically. She took over from her father. She asked me right away; will you also go with me to help? I was thinking along? We go for a walk outside with the walker. Yes is good with still palpable resistance in me. My mother went out with Jiska’s support and I followed in the wheelchair. So we walked across the inner grounds. I saw immediately, what a running feature this woman has.

Haven’t seen my mother walk in years, she walks….

So much resistance (fear) felt by my mother. I began to realize it more and more…first I said to Jiska; “What happened here? She replied; “Yes all originated from your mother herself. A few weeks ago, my mother indicated of her own accord that she wanted to practice standing and walking.

Tears of joy streamed down my cheeks

Jiska gave space for this very nicely. Tell did she say with her eyes? I said, “I am taking Training HeartConnection where my mother plays an important role with the theme of being stuck and the biological cause of it. Which indirectly also leaves me stuck. That I’ve been vvl’t (connecting, fusing, letting go) a lot on this and that my mother is now making these steps is really special.’

‘Wow I get goose bumps right away’ says Jiska, at my mother’s a telling smile and tears. What a moment what a resonance. Grateful!

Growth in awareness and creating a loving connection with yourself

Within HeartConnection, we look at the unique story the body has to tell. For centuries, inheritance has been passed down through DNA. It is our honorable task to release this now without judgment to parents or ancestors. In doing so, we use the talents and survival mechanisms of our ancestors. Our focus is not on healing, but on growing in awareness and creating a loving connection with yourself.

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This article was created with great care. The information may not be complete or may contain inaccuracies. This information is intended to support consciousness development and understanding of the biology of life.