Lloyd and I often talk about old sayings that are in alignment with GNM and Biological Conflcits:
"It broke my heart" - overwhelm
"I cannot digest this" - indigestible morsel
"I'm feeling like a fish out of water" - Abandonment/isolation/refugee/existence
"Get out of my face" - separation
Can you think of any?

Now Stefan Lanka has began this series, I thought it may be of interest to past the translations.

LankaVision - Introduction to our new series
The language of the organs

We are launching a series of new articles that will shed light on Socrates' insight that the soul's injuries are visible through the body. The language of organs includes phrases that originate from ancient times and have been passed down through popular usage. These specific phrases refer directly to specific organs, or rather, organ parts and tissues.

The language of the organs developed from observations made by our ancestors. For example, our ancestors recognized that someone would vomit bile after an outburst of anger (" my bile is overflowing ") or that a wound would itch once it was healed ( "if it itches, it heals" ). Accordingly, sleep is the best medicine – injured animals seek a quiet and safe place to sleep! And even today, we know that waking someone who is sick is the stupidest thing to do. That usually only happens in the hospital.

When we have wounds on our skin and soul , when we can't breathe, we're drawn to the sea or the forest. Rehabilitation or a health cure (remains) often can't make us feel good in our own skin again, because these facilities, with their multitude of therapies, usually only distract us from the core of our condition. This is why returnees are often thrown back into the same old trap.

Until the 1980s, neighbors knew about a mother in the village who had a lump in her breast because her child had died—they spoke of grief cancer (worry /Streit /Nestkonflikt ). And: "Was it ironic when Virchow remarked, regarding the delicate liver of a dissected animal, that it had probably never experienced any trouble in its life?" ( JS Mohr ).

With the knowledge of GH® we can also describe the language of the organs as a biological style of speech, since it reflects with astonishing accuracy phases of recovery ( it's burning under the nails ), delayed healing ( you have a lump in your throat ) as well as conflictual phases (it makes me angry).

In biological language (the language of the organs ) it is not the mouths of children but the mouths of the people that proclaim the truth .

© Ursula Stoll and Dr. Stefan Lanka

The language of the organs:
The Language of the Heart Part 1 of 4

Just as we are materialized spirit, our words/sentences, which come from the depths of our soul, establish the connection between this (soul) and the body. They originate from our spirit, which establishes the link between mind and heart. From this connection comes the language of the organs.

Some sentences, often spoken carelessly and with such force that one feels as if they originate from a hellish carousel whirling around in one's head and are completely uncontrollable, can freeze the other person. These sentences/situations/events that freeze, split, and horrify someone manifest themselves in physical symptoms. One letter can change a word, one sentence an entire life.

These are the words that our mind/spirit/psyche absorbs and lands directly in the heart—both positively and negatively. When expressed in an unkind way, they can be felt as a stab in the heart . This is the language of the organs, which we would like to explore in more detail in this series. With the help of this language, we can discover which conflict, along with the "trapped" emotion, is preventing us from processing the shocking experience.

We come to the crux of the matter , which Aristotle named so. He was referring to the pulsating red spot that can be seen with the naked eye in a fertilized chicken egg after the third day of incubation. For him, it was the first sign of life: the development of the heart. But what or who gives the first impulse for the heartbeat? All cultures agree on this: When the soul enters the heart, the heart begins to beat.

The language of the heart is clear: it says, "Love me, hear me," when it comes to territorial areas. When our loved one is present, our hearts warm . But our hearts also warm when we can do what we enjoy. For this reason, the conflictual strain of the territorial loss conflict or sexual frustration conflict (depending on handedness) also affects all commitments in various areas that are "dear and precious" to us.

This ranges from art, to home, hobbies, careers, and so on. Our hearts can be broken (or our hearts ripped apart ) when we lose one of these "dear things." We "sicken" with heartache and heartbreak . In any case, it touches our hearts because we had previously taken it to heart . The fairy tale >The Frog Prince< describes such heartache and the liberation from it very impressively: "Henry, the carriage is breaking!" "No, sir, not the carriage. It is a band from my heart, which lay there in great pain, when you sat in the well, when you were a frog."

Thus ends the fairy tale of the Frog Prince. Because the young prince was enchanted to become a frog, his servant thought his heart would break. So he had iron bands forged around his heart. But when the spell lost its power and the prince and his bride traveled to his castle, the protective bands burst from Henry's heart with a loud crash.
He didn't need her anymore.

© Ursula Stoll and Dr. Stefan Lanka

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