Ear infections are often connected with respiratory tract infections. They can be either caused by bacterial or fungal infections brought on by water or other foreign matter in the ear. They can be either chronic or acute.
\nEar infections are so common that about half of all visits to pediatricians are for their treatment. This is an important statement because spiritually, ear infections occur when a person is having trouble hearing what is going on around them. Children sometimes have difficulties expressing feelings.
\nSo…what might a child be hearing that will distress him\/her to the point of an infection? Abusive language, people shouting at one another, bullying behavior. An earache suggests that the subject is very disturbing to the child. It represents a pained heart or mind.
\nAdults dealing with ear infections have the same spiritual issues. Words that come to mind here are resentment, unsteadiness, being judged, blame, frustration, anger, arguments.
\nAnd, of course, the most difficult voice to hear sometimes is that of the inner self.
\nThat being said, ear infections can be very serious. Ear infections are potentially dangerous health events and need to be supervised by a physician.
\nThe bottom line here is this: If someone has an ear infection, s\/he needs to seek medical care to take care of the physical aspects of the disease. S\/he also needs to deal with the painful sounds and events in life which are stressful enough to contribute to ear infections.
\nReflexology for the Spirit can help, but not replace the medical attention needed. When working the feet, focus on the sense organs with emphasis on the ears, work the spleen, work the lymphatic system, and complete the session by working the liver and solar plexus. What you will bring to the table, which is very important, is relief, calm, homeostasis, an encouragement of the body systems to fight the situation.
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\nThurman Greco <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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