According to Dr. Hamer, resolving such conflicts is of the utmost importance.
The following list shows some of the relationships between emotional conflicts and target organs.
Adrenal cortex: | Wrong direction, gone astray |
Bladder: | Ugly conflict, dirty tricks |
Bone: | Lack of self-worth, feelings of inferiority |
Breast milk gland: | Conflict involving care or disharmony |
Breast milk duct: | Separation conflict |
Breast, left (right-handed): | Conflict concerning child, home, mother |
Breast, right (right-handed): | Conflict with partner or others |
Bronchials: | Territorial conflict |
Cervix: | Severe frustration |
Colon: | Ugly indigestible conflict |
Esophagus: | Cannot have or swallow something |
Gall Bladder: | Rivalry conflict |
Heart: | Perpetual conflict |
Intestines: | Indigestible chunk of anger |
Kidneys: | Not wanting to live, water or fluid conflict |
Larynx: | Conflict of fear and fright |
Liver: | Fear of starvation |
Lung: | Fear of dying/suffocation, also for others |
Lymph glands: | Loss of self-worth associated with the location |
Melanoma: | Feeling dirty, soiled, defiled |
Middle ear: | Not being able to get some vital information |
Mouth: | Cannot chew or hold something |
Pancreas: | Anxiety/anger conflict with family, inheritance |
Prostate: | Ugly conflict, sexual connections/connotations |
Rectum: | Fear of being useless |
Skin: | Loss of integrity |
Spleen: | Shock of physical or emotional wounding |
Stomach: | Indigestible anger, swallowed too much |
Testes & Ovaries: | Loss conflict |
Thyroid: | Feeling powerless |
Uterus: | Sexual conflict |
Authored by Johann Stegmann