Stimmen hören, Germanische Heilkunde nach Dr. Hamer

💚 Consultation https://akademie.powerhouseinternatio... 💚 Power House Community https://powerhousecommunity.ch 💚 Become a member of the Power House Community https://akademie.powerhouseinternatio... 💚 Offer from Rita https://powerhouseinternational.ch 💚 Offer from Marlén https://selbstheilungscode.com Hearing voices is one of the phenomena that unsettles many people. Those affected are often quickly diagnosed with a mental illness. From the perspective of German New Medicine, however, this phenomenon is viewed completely differently. Here, hearing voices is not considered a sign that someone is "crazy," but rather the result of a very specific biological constellation: Two active, territory-related auditory conflicts must be present simultaneously. The starting point here, too, is a DHS – a highly acute, dramatic, sudden, and utterly solitary conflict shock. It involves something one hears, or conversely, doesn't hear, that completely throws one off balance. Crucially, the event deeply affects the individual emotionally and has enormous significance in their experience. An auditory conflict can arise, for example, if a superior unexpectedly says, "You're not suitable for this task." However, a remark within the family or at home can also trigger such a shock. The brain doesn't react to the objective situation, but rather to the individual's personal feelings. However, a single auditory conflict does not automatically lead to hearing voices. Even personal auditory conflicts involving a mother, child, or partner are not sufficient on their own. According to German New Medicine, the phenomenon of hearing voices only arises when two territorial auditory conflicts are active simultaneously and exist in a so-called constellation. You can imagine it like two alarm systems triggered at the same time. Each one on its own would already be stressful. However, if both hemispheres ring simultaneously, a unique situation arises in the brain, which can manifest itself, among other things, as hearing voices. From this perspective, this symptom is not a random defect, but rather an indication that two biological conflicts are active in parallel. The mood of those affected is also interesting in this context. Depending on which hemisphere of the brain is more burdened by the conflicts, the person may appear more manic or more depressive. In German New Medicine, this is described as the "rule of balance." It can be visualized as a scale where the side with the stronger conflict determines the direction in which the mood develops. A simple image of this would be a person who suddenly feels like they no longer have a place in their own home. Shortly afterward, the same person experiences another situation in a different location where they feel rejected or displaced. If both events are experienced as highly dramatic and both conflicts remain active simultaneously, the described constellation can arise. Which of the two burdens carries more emotional weight also influences the mood. The central tenet of German New Medicine is that hearing voices is not a meaningless occurrence, but a biological warning signal. It indicates that two areas of the body are simultaneously under immense pressure. According to this model, as soon as one of these conflicts is resolved and the healing phase begins, the voices will also disappear. For those affected, this understanding can open up a completely new perspective. Instead of experiencing themselves solely as ill or helpless, they gain the opportunity to examine their own life story more closely and search for the triggering conflicts. Understanding the DHS (Dirk Hamer Syndrome) plays a particularly important role in this process. Those who recognize when and how the biological conflict shock arose can begin to reassess the situation and resolve it step by step. The central message is therefore: From this perspective, voices do not have to be the enemy. Rather, they can be an indication that two profound conflicts are active simultaneously in a person's life. When these are recognized and resolved, the biological program also changes – and according to German New Medicine, therein lies the opportunity for transformation.