Thyroid

First, we look at the significance of the thyroid gland: TIME!

Time stress in character with perfectionism. Thyroid complaints are more common in women than in men. Women have to work, get the kids out of school on time, do the housework, and they adapt tremendously. What is expected of her? From there, she starts trying even harder, running even harder to finish everything on time. In response, the thyroid makes extra cells, for higher production of Thyroxine, then you have more energy to do everything on time and deal with stress.

If this lasts too long, the person can go into a hanging conflict, this then becomes a sluggish thyroid gland due to cellular breakdown and decrease in thyroxine production. You get a deficiency of Thyroxine. In fact, biology creates rest in this way: because you have less energy, you do have to slow down. Biology says, “You are good the way you are, you are perfect. Change your life, slow down, I’ll help you.”

Thyroid gland is yellow (endoderm) see image below:

Thyroid corridors are red (ectoderm) see image below:

Thyroid endoderm

In the thyroid gland, several processes can run simultaneously, the organ (endoderm) and thyroid corridors (ectoderm).

The organ is endoderm tissue, themed on chunk conflict. The person was too slow to catch desired chunk quickly (right) or get rid of unwanted chunk quickly enough (left). After conflict impact, thyroid makes extra auxiliary cells to help the person to grasp chunk faster, or let go. The extra auxiliary cells in the thyroid gland (cell increase) give extra secretion of the hormone thyroxine, the person becomes faster. The metabolism also becomes faster.

Today’s society is fast-paced, lots to do, be at work on time, be at nursery on time, get your target/bonuses quickly and so on. As it were, much is expected of man under high time pressure. For example you want to buy a house and you were late with your offer. Student is late submitting thesis. A letter was sent late. Two jobs at once.

Solution thyroid

Broken conflict is resolved the person goes into recovery, there is peace in life again, everything is turned in on time, and so on. The auxiliary cells are drained with bacteria-fungal, you are tired. With cellular decline, thyroxine also goes down, metabolism regulates, and the agitated feeling stabilizes. Suppose antibiotics are taken, the extra helper cells are encapsulated, and the production of extra thyroxine remains. This is fortunately rare, but possible.

Hanging

Suppose the person does not resolve the conflict then there remains an increase in thyroxine production. Then a goiter may develop, increased metabolism, hunger, warm/moist red skin, increased pulse, weight loss, sleep and concentration disorders, bulging and wide-open eyes.

Slow thyroid – Hashimoto’s

Too long conflict activity can also lead to recurrence cell increase and in the recovery phase cell decrease, leading to increasing cell decrease and less thyroxine production. Then an underactive thyroid develops. Symptoms: Weakness, lethargy, extremely tired, exhaustion, sensitive to cold, no appetite, constipation, dry skin, invading eyes, limited sweat production, slowing of pulse and reflexes, low blood pressure, flat breathing, weight gain, high blood cholesterol levels, and in childhood developmental delay.

Glandular corridors – ectoderm

Thyroid corridors with theme of impotence. Cell decrease in the conflict active phase, so thyroxine can be passed to the blood faster, the person is faster and cell increase in recovery phase, possibly with swelling and this is called goiter. Cysts can develop here due to syndrome (MZA).

Conflict theme thyroid corridors

Powerlessness conflict (female) or frontal anxiety conflict (male)

Powerlessness is the female passive response to an approaching danger. She feels powerless, helpless and at a loss. She cannot prevent or prevent something serious from happening. She sees the danger coming towards her, but people do nothing, and as a result she is inwardly tense. Frontal anxiety conflict a situation that you had not seen coming, suddenly you are caught unawares by a situation head-on. Pats boom!

Example thyroid passages

• Father of daughter receives letter from school board informing him that his daughter will be expelled from school. The girl experienced much annoyance in the school. That she would be expelled from school she absolutely did not expect.
• “Surely one should do something urgently, but no one does anything!”
• “My hands are tied, I can’t do anything!”
• Girl experiences separation from parents powerless. Father has another.

Symbolism thyroid

• No time
• Perfectionism
• Fear of running away
• Too fast or too slow
• The feeling that your life is threatened
• Person was too late to avoid accident
• Many mothers have thyroid problems because they are worried about their children. Clothing / food / meal / health / father.
• Women talk to find solutions. If a woman is blocked from finding a solution because she is not supported by partner/work/family, then possibly a thyroid program can begin.
• Injustice/Conviction. Eg. wife is on the phone a lot according to her partner. Woman feels criticized.
• Feeling “it’s too much for me,” the body creates delay.

Thyroid: Anna’s story

Anna (62) has a slow-acting thyroid and would like to know the cause.

Perfectionist and short of time

As far as Anna can remember, she has always been hunted. She wants to do things right, she cannot make mistakes, is a perfectionist. Anna feels like she is always running out of time. Biology helps Anna: the thyroid gland slows down to help her slow down.

Godmother

She is named after her godmother, her father’s sister, who married an alcoholic. Anna’s father helps her aunt until Anna is eight. Father cannot help aunt and suddenly contact with her godmother stops. Father feels like he has failed, he had tried so hard.

Connecting-melting-letting go

Anna connects with her hunted feeling. To survive, she is always running. There is never peace. How does this feel? Anna feels tired, heavy, she feels sadness, failure, guilt, a heavy backpack. She continues to connect and merge until she feels peace in her body, she lets go.

For Anna now, it is very important to remain aware of the reason for the slow thyroid.

Thyroid questions

• Go back to the Life Blueprint.
• Did mother prefer a boy/girl?
• Did mother have time to be pregnant?
• Was mother/father late for something in the Life Blueprint?
• Who in the family was born too soon, died too soon, had a baby born prematurely and died, and so on.
• Where do you want to stop the time?
• Where in your life do you stress to extend time?
• What were you too slow at?
• What did you just miss?
• What have you been stressing (for a long time) about?
• Do you feel like your opinion doesn’t count?
• Do you want to “be a contributor” but feel this is not working out? Powerless?
• Do you feel something needs to change in your life?
• Do you live in an unsafe environment and feel vulnerable?
• Has there been a situation you couldn’t do anything about? Powerless?
• Are you living a situation that you would like to change and therefore feel “trapped”? In other words, do you have (too) many obligations?
• Did someone take something from you and therefore you feel powerless? Difficulty standing up for yourself?
• You have no control over a situation?
• You feel vulnerable and helpless?
• Do you feel your hands and feet are tied? What are you stuck in and don’t see a solution?

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