At some point in their lives, everyone is familiar with automatic behaviors that kick in internally or externally without them having any control over them.
Whether it’s thoughts of violence, abnormalities or earworms – compulsions and neuroses are everywhere in various forms. Most of them are about fear and control.
These highly researched “psychological complexes” are probably quite easy to solve. They have a counterpart in the non-physical realm, i.e. on an energetic level, if you like; reasonably clairvoyant people can perceive them at the front of the ribcage, at the level of the sternum up to the level of the heart.
Simply put, they are energetic short circuits (as described here) between the center of action in the chest area and the heart area.
They may originate from magical curses, meetings or other interventions.
It is quite easy to remove them if you can see them, but often it is enough just to intuit them:
Think of the compulsion, compulsive action or automatic compulsive behavior that you can no longer control. Now feel it intuitively or look at the front of your chest with your higher perception. A dark rail, a dark band or a dark complex must appear there, approximately from the height of the breastbone up to the level of the heart, i.e. a few centimetres higher up.
In order to release this bond and the compulsion, they push through this bond with the ego or the spirit from the heart and breastbone area. It must be released in the process. In very many cases, they are then freed from the often very agonizing compulsive action.
There are certainly special variants in exceptional cases, such as displacements, subtle mechanics or other hurdles.
It’s great that more and more of these simple ways are emerging that we can use to “fix” ourselves. Really big neuroses are not my area, I’m not a psychologist either. But perhaps they are similarly easy to solve, perhaps they are simply nests or several of these incorrect connections in the patient’s non-physical body.
Of course, this knowledge would be a relief for psychology – neuroses are not really considered curable 🙂