5. Biological Law – Meaning and Logic of the Laws of Nature
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The fifth biological law of nature is the understanding of the basic idea of the laws. All processes of nature are of a symbiotic character. No process occurs out of goodness or malice, but on the basis of the dynamic equilibrium in nature and the survival of the species.
Example: The weakest herd animal is eaten and thus serves as food for the predator. However, this process also serves the herd. For the herd is only as strong as its weakest member. We humans too are subject to the rules of nature.
Since we humans often tend to sit out our problems (whether out of laziness or a sense of bravery, etc.), we give the conflict a ground on which it can build more and more mass. Due to self-imposed mechanisms such as numbness, we train ourselves in a behavior that works against the rules of nature. We often do not want to show weakness and appear strong. Or we numb the perception of things or block it and thus deprive ourselves of the possibility of changing something by finding a solution.
The body is strong and will try to repair itself for a long time. But once a limit has been exceeded, it can no longer do so. If we are not able to resolve a biological conflict in a biologically appropriate time, we are sorted out by nature. This too is neither good nor evil, but biologically meaningful in order to enable the survival of the species – independent of our point of view, opinion, belief, dogma, etc.
Some examples of connections between biologically experienced conflicts and the associated physical symptoms:
• No testicular cancer without a loss conflict through the death or departure of a person or an animal
• No colon cancer without an indigestible anger conflict
• No skin rash (epidermis) without a separation conflict
• No fever without an immediately preceding conflict resolution
• No lung cancer (alveolar adeno-ca) without a death anxiety conflict
• No mammary gland breast cancer (nodule) on the left breast without a worry/anger conflict regarding one's own mother/child (in left-handed women: right breast)
• No milk duct breast cancer (nodule) on the right breast without the resolution of a severe separation conflict regarding partner or other persons (in left-handed women: left breast)
• No swelling of the right tonsil without finally having received something. No swelling of the left tonsil without finally having gotten rid of something
• No extreme “obesity” without a “refugee conflict” (“left alone in the struggle for one's own existence”)
• No bradycardic arrhythmia (heart attack) without a previously resolved territory loss conflict or sexual conflict
• No osteoporosis without a severe self-worth collapse and no leukemia without the resolution of that
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