Cultivation Ball

Bob (9) – testicular inflammation

He gets testicular inflammation. What happened before that? Bob has a structure made of lego in his bedroom; this is sacred to him. Therefore, no one is allowed in his bedroom. He guards his territory as if his life depended on it. It is wonderful to talk with him; there is a true philosopher in this young boy. Especially his question of “where does the universe end? In our conversation, it comes out that this one is possibly infinite; by not being able to grasp this, he becomes almost angry. Because of the amount of thoughts, things he wants an answer to, it is difficult for him to fall asleep. In the process, his little brother Sam (6) really wants to play with him, but Bob doesn’t want to. Bob has no friends; his only friend is his lego and the questions in his head. At school he has trouble concentrating, no friends, keeps everyone at a distance. Huge stress for Bob as Sam plays at home with friends. Bob looks happy only his parents worry about him. Important for the parents to explore for themselves what touches them in this, stresses them, what thoughts, emotions they themselves experience in their son Bob’s behavior.

Father is an absent man. It seems that mother “alone solves everything and is on her own. In the conversation, father is as important as mother. Father struggles to be a father, he says. Father is afraid of doing it wrong, of not being able to do it. He finds it difficult to be with his children. Mother overcompensates by “doing everything alone. Father is given homework to play soccer with Bob once a week; they both enjoy this. With Sam, father goes swimming once a week, this Sam finds super fun. Wonderful that in one conversation father becomes father and it becomes clear that he is important.

What happened before Bob’s testicular inflammation?

His little brother Sam wanted to play with Bob, Bob slams the door and Sam gets his hand between the door. They have to get to the hospital quickly because Sam’s hand appears to be broken. The scare is well in Bob’s mind. Bob stays home with the neighbor and is separated from his parents and brother. He feels guilty for this incident. Extraordinary because Bob thinks he did it all wrong and now deserves eternal punishment. Very double because no one should see that he feels guilty, in his behavior seems like nothing happened. But in our conversation, he confessed “guilt. Bob had fears that is was terribly wrong with Sam, that he would lose him, that he would die.

From biology, inflammation always takes place in the recovery phase. This means the danger has passed, the coast is safe again, Sam is alive. Bob goes into recovery and develops testicular inflammation.

Suppression of masculinity

Father suppresses or disregards his masculinity, son Bob sees this as an example and imitates this behavior, and here is the confusion. Constantly Bob is guarding his territory, masculine behavior, and at the same time the man in him is not allowed to be there. This is the conflict of testicular suppression of masculinity.

The solution, action, is to play soccer together with father for an hour on Sundays. They came up with this together. The men are doing very well, and mother has more time for herself. They are very happy to understand the testicular story, this gives peace, relaxation and confidence.

Crop beam anchor

Dr.Hamer contracted testicular cancer a few months after the death of his son Dirk (18). This is the start of a major study with CT scans. Dr.Hamer is an oncologist and he is going to interview all the men diagnosed with testicular cancer and he will make a CT scan of them. He concludes that the CT scan shows something in the same spot. In addition, interviews revealed that the man with testicular cancer had experienced a great loss of a loved one just before diagnosis. From biology, in the recovery phase, the testes start producing extra sperm so that a child can come again soon. We take Dr.Hamer’s work into our training HeartConnection, the foundation for the body and mind. Dr.Hamer was cured of his testicular cancer and has educated and mentored many people. He passed away July 2, 2017, a beautiful funeral where everyone got to say something. A wonderful man with wonderful children and grandchildren. My children (teens) and his grandchildren (twenties) were super happy to hear that they had the same upbringing: “The disease heals, and confidence in the body!”

An uninvolved testicle – Cryptorchidia

An undescended testicle (or testis, testicle) is a testicle that remains in the inguinal canal and does not descend into the scrotum. Normally this happens about a month before birth. During puberty, the testes produce male hormone (testosterone) and sperm. For the production of normal sperm, the testes must be in the scrotum, where the temperature is somewhat lower than in the rest of the body. (Source: healthscience.com). See testicular conflicts below for the possible causes for an uninvolved testicle. Explore the story together!

Crop ball conflicts

• Suppression of masculinity, masculinity conflict.
• A great loss of a loved one, loss conflict.
• Man wants to surpass his parents, he wants to do better than his parents.
• The father’s authority is extremely authoritarian.
• Born from rape.
• Son of father is the rival.
• The son is a threat to the father; there cannot be two men in one house. There is always only one alpha male, the leader, of the pack (the family). Father and son can get into a fight for the alpha position.
• Man is not allowed to become a father, the alpha male does not allow it, he is not allowed to reproduce himself.
• ‘I was not to be made,’ father had no permission to reproduce.

Crop ball – New mesoderm with self-esteem theme

After resolution, you will become stronger than before. The man will produce more sperm after the solution in recovery than before. In the testicle, sperm are produced and this are stored in the epididymis, also testosterone is produced in the testicle. See further testicular conflicts.

Biological process testis

• CA: cell loss, shriveling of the testicle
• Pcl: cell increase, with fluid, possibly inflammation
• Tissue testis: new mesoderm
• Biological usefulness: more testicular cells and therefore more fertile than before, to have a new child after loss.
• Click here for more information two-phase, the biological process.
• Cultivation ball is orange see image below:

Scrotum membrane – Old mesoderm tissue with theme protection

Fleece around the testicle, called scrotum or scrotum, is the protector of the testicle. When the man experiences an attack against the scrotum a biological process starts up, immediately after the solution membrane around testicle goes into healing. An inflammatory environment develops. If there is massive swelling, it is syndrome, click here. See above testicular conflicts.

Biological process scrotum-flesh

• CA: cell increase
• Pcl: cell removal, fluid, inflammation-like environment
• Tissue membrane: old-mesoderm
• Biological meaningfulness: stronger during CA phase for better protection.
• Crop ball sac is orange with yellow stripes see image below:

Crop Ball Questions

• Who in the family does not allow me to be a man?
• You have to replace father but this is not allowed?
• Father may not actually become father?
• Testis means testifying and this means lying. What secret is there with the parents, in the family?
• Recently lost a loved one?
• Was father authoritarian?
• Does the man ever feel oppressed in a particular situation?
• Do you feel like a real man?
• Do you have a fear of being a man?
  Do you have anxiety about being a father?
• Has anyone in the family been born from rape?
• Who is the liar?
• What is the lie?

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