All symptoms are manifestations of our thoughts, emotions, and memories.
Today, a lady called and said she had been experiencing severe abdominal pain since last evening. The pain radiated from around her navel to the areas above and below it. I asked her to focus on the area where the pain originated and to observe or visualize any memories or images that flashed through her mind.
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She mentioned that she saw images of her landlady and the dog her landlady owns. She recalled an incident from the previous day when the landlady had visited with the dog. The girl didn’t like the dog, particularly because it would go directly to her altar and pick up items in its mouth. This was something she definitely did not appreciate, and this memory had resurfaced during her pain.
I helped her release that memory using certain statements. Due to the intensity of the pain and the number of times similar incidents had occurred, we had to repeat the process three times. After the third round, her pain had reduced significantly and was barely noticeable.
I then directed her to our website, ncias.org, where we offer tools that can be purchased, downloaded, and practiced to help release memories. By releasing memories, you can often relieve various symptoms.
New symptoms often present as pain, burning sensations, or muscle spasms. However, if emotional experiences and unresolved memories accumulate over time, they can manifest more severely. For instance, if you dislike someone but continuously tolerate their presence without expressing your true feelings, that resistance and judgment can eventually manifest physically—sometimes even as tumors. This is just one example.
By working on releasing your emotions and memories, you can also begin to release your physical symptoms.