Tendons and ligaments

Tendons connect muscles and bones, ligaments connect two bones.

Self-devaluation conflicts (SDC) and separation conflicts are often related.
Although one is not in immediate mortal danger with a SDC, any problem that manifests itself physically or mentally is related to a survival issue. With a SDC, there is a fear that one will not be accepted by the group if one is not good enough. This is a separation issue and if one is "rejected," a life-threatening situation does arise, see ectoderm. Thus, because of the SDC, a separation conflict lurks in the background and one wants to avoid that.

Also see bones, muscles and joints.

Whether it involves the left or right side of the body depends on biological laterality.

Theme

Self Devaluation Conflict. The exact conflict content depends on the location of the body, see the skeleton at the bottom of new mesoderm.

CA phase

Decrease of cells in tendons.

Symptoms

Unnoticed. With prolonged and/or intense conflict: shortened tendons, e.g. in the hands, see picture.

PCL phase

Reconstruction of cells in the tendons.

Symptoms

Tendonitis, fatigue, pain.
The pain prevents the tendon from being used and this often triggers the original conflict: danger of hanging healings, e.g. Carpal tunnel syndrome in the wrists.

Biological purpose

The biological purpose is at the end of the PCL-B: stronger tendons.

For more details and how to deal with these issues see the online workshop Bones, Tendons, Muscles and Joints.

Recognition

A participant in one of my workshop had been having problems with her Achilles tendon for about 2 years.
Me: "What happened or changed 2 years ago? For example, did you choose your own path? Did you choose more for yourself?"
Answer: "Yes, indeed, I then decided to start doing things that interested me."
After that, the pain was gone.

Note

Often the body is already essentially healed, but because of tracks (unconsciously) and/or because of a lack of understanding about the origin of the symptoms themselves, the conflict still flares up regularly. Awareness of the theme of the cause of the pain is then often sufficient to make it disappear: the traces/symptoms have lost their function.