An emotion can also be at the root of the inflammatory phenomenon of the mental body.
Fear has a powerful potential to invade the mind. It spreads its infectious agents and generally causes an explosive inflammation of the mental tissue.
This then spills over into the physical tissue. Such an inflammatory phenomenon induced by fear is so powerful that it is very difficult to mitigate it beforehand or during its course.
It is often only when it has already visibly invaded all the surrounding tissues that it can be addressed.
It should also be noted that this explosive nature of the inflammatory phenomenon of the mental body induced by fear can also explain the establishment of a new paradigm of normalized functioning of our mental, physical, and emotional systems, dictated by fear.
The explosion is so powerful that it instantly propels the individual into a pathological and extremely costly psychological state of functioning without them even being fully aware of it.
They become an unconscious hostage of their own burning system. « Stunned » is the term generally used.
It is precisely for this type of situation, which spares no one, that it is so important to anchor this practice in our lives. A deep anchoring, even amidst the turmoil, reveals the considerable differences between having flashes of light capable of piercing the inflamed tissues and allowing a glimpse, if only for a fraction of a second, of the other: the hostage status of which we are victims.
Notes & Silence 