Sick uterus: seven problems that women have |

The womb is the symbol of the feminine. Energetically, the organ carries our power to create everything we want in life. A sick uterus is loaded with negative experiences that accumulate throughout the woman’s life. It is in him that we find the authentic expression of what we really are, the enthusiasm of life, the sensuality.

The womb holds memories of a lifetime, linked to personal identity, loves, all your sexual relationships and the story of motherhood, whether as a mother or as a daughter.

When there are problems in these situations, they are forever accumulated in the uterus, until they are cleared. While the woman does not do this cleaning, the problems will have a negative impact on her thoughts, beliefs and behaviors.

Womb memories are passed down from generation to generation

But it’s not just through negative experiences that we accumulate negative memories and allow our womb to become sick. While we are being gestated by our mother, in her womb there were also memories of her.

She, in turn, was generated in her grandmother’s womb, and so on. So, a woman carries within herself the memories and patterns of her entire lineage.

Some ancients said that it was a “hereditary curse” when a family always carried the same pattern, that is, several women from the same family nucleus experienced similar situations, such as abortion, abusive relationships, etc.

There is a therapy called family constellation which says that, unconsciously, we seek to “honor” our family, repeating the history of some of our relatives.

In metaphysics, we understand that the patterns of our generations are “printed” in our genetics, which makes us repeat the same patterns of our family members. However, when we release and heal a family pattern, we free our children from carrying those same tendencies.

Furthermore, I’ve had reports that when a woman heals, everything around her also undergoes changes. For example, I had a patient who got rid of the feeling of abandonment that accompanied her since she was a little girl. And through that healing, it was possible for her mother to also heal from the same pattern.

Another case was that of a woman who freed herself from the pattern of jealousy that all the women in her family had. With that, her husband also freed himself from the feeling of possessiveness, which generated beneficial changes in the dynamics of the couple. That’s why I usually say that the cure for one is the cure for all.

How to Clear the Memories of a Sick Womb

We say that a sick uterus it occurs when so many bad memories that it carries from its history or ancestry, it begins to completely interfere with a woman’s life, choices, thoughts and behaviors. She starts to attract all kinds of problems and stops enjoying her essence, a lighter life and experiencing good things in such aspects.

The fastest and most effective way to cure a sick uterus it is through an ancient technique called “Reconsecration of the Womb”. Through guided meditation and techniques that induce the release of these memories, the woman activates the body to begin the work of purging.

Thus, the uterus begins to contract to expel the memories installed there. This is such a strong process that even those who are not carrying out the experience, but are close to the woman who is being reconsecrated, sometimes feel cramps – which is one of the sensations brought about by the practice, due to the expulsion contractions.

It is worth clarifying that despite being an introspective work, the Reconsecration of the Womb is not linked to any belief or religion. This method is performed in different parts of the world and in different cultures. In Brazil, I was a pioneer in carrying out this work, more than 10 years ago, and I have already trained many specialists who work throughout the country. Uterus reconsecration can be done both in person and online. The result is the same.

The seven types of diseased uterus

Below you can see the main features of a sick uterus. You may have very specific issues and identify with one of them, but more likely, you carry a little of each within you.

1 strong uterus

This womb houses the cellular memories of women who have difficulty dealing with their emotions. When she tries to escape what she feels, adopting a more rational posture, she stops accessing her instincts, her intuition.

And your womb accumulates all the self-criticism, demands and excessive concern that you have, in relation to what the other thinks about you. It’s someone who lives running away from meeting their weaknesses and prefers to pretend they don’t exist.

Most common physical problems of the Strong Uterus: this woman may have candidiasis, as the disease tends to manifest itself when we contain our emotions or force ourselves to do things we don’t want to, such as keeping a relationship or a job that no longer bring us happiness.

2 Womb of Expectation

This uterus “lives” inside women who were raised under the high projection of their parents or someone responsible for their upbringing. She was heavily influenced by someone who wanted her to achieve some ideal.

This caused this woman to accumulate cellular memories of fear in her womb: of suffering or not, of not achieving what was expected of her. She doesn’t know her virtues, because she’s used to looking at herself only through the eyes of others.

Most common physical problems of the Womb of Expectation: conditioned, from a young age, to present herself impeccably in front of others, this woman may find it difficult to let go in bed and, consequently, reach orgasm, as she is concerned about her appearance and performance.

In addition, as they are often silent so as not to displease the other, this can give rise to polycystic ovaries or fibroids.

3 relentless womb

This womb is often harbored by women who are extremely judgmental and “hard” on themselves and, of course, on others. This relentless way makes her never able to be satisfied, generating wounds of self-esteem or lack.

In order not to be disappointed with life, she ends up not opening herself up to any kind of change, as she feels more secure in the paths she has already taken.

Relentless Womb Physical Problems: this woman’s difficulty in dealing with the new causes her to have an intense menstrual flow, as it is the way her uterus empties itself of the load that it has been accumulating for years.

Lack of self-confidence can lead to anemia. Their quest for perfection often leads to arthritis, while a lack of self-love and a belief that they are not good enough tend to lead to eating disorders such as bulimia.

4 Repressed Uterus

This uterus holds memories of prohibitions and judgments, usually experienced by women since childhood. She may have been repressed by her parents, culture, religion, etc. She hides her pains by getting involved in many activities.

Reserved, she usually keeps everything she feels to herself. You tend to think that you need to follow the rules that have been established throughout your life in order to be happy.

Physical Problems of the Repressed Uterus: with so many “censorships” experienced throughout life, this woman tends to be very blocked during sex, which can cause pain in the act or the total impediment of penetration (vaginismus).

In addition, by always leaving yourself in the background, favoring the other, it can facilitate the emergence of cystitis or recurrent urine infections.

5 Vulnerable Uterus

The woman harboring this womb accumulates many cellular memories of insecurity and low self-esteem. She doesn’t know how to recognize her qualities and always thinks she’s inferior to others. She may have come from a home environment where she was told she wasn’t good enough.

This tends to generate internal wounds, which give rise to affective blocks, such as the fear of surrendering to love.

Physical Problems of the Vulnerable Womb: This woman has a desire to feel loved and admired by her loving peers. The problem is that, for this, she gives more than she receives, which makes her feel undesired.

That’s when sexual difficulties begin, such as low libido, locks in the “Hour Hour” and, consequently, little interest in sex.

6 Shaken Uterus

This uterus harbors difficult memories of abuse (sexual, loving or psychological), disappointments and various traumas. Because they have suffered a lot in the past, these women often harbor anger, feelings of revolt and/or revenge.

With that, they end up making room for even more internal wounds, which materialize in the form of neuroses, jealousy, mistrust or an unconscious search for situations that will hurt them again, such as abusive relationships.

Physical Problems of Shaken Uterus: he usually has mechanical sex, without much involvement, because, deep down, he feeds a fear of getting hurt again.

This, over time, gives way to physical wounds in the uterus, such as fibroids, or even very strong vaginal discharge and menstrual cramps. The fear of losing emotional control in affective relationships can facilitate the emergence of urinary incontinence.

7 Deficient Uterus

The emotional wounds accumulated in that womb generate feelings such as fear of being alone and despair to find love. Women who have this type of uterus usually come from destabilized or messy homes, in which they experienced some kind of abandonment, indifference or relationship problems.

Physical Problems of the Needy Uterus: the cellular memories of lack and expectations that this woman keeps end up causing her to cool down her sexual desire. Also, by donating too much, she can develop breast pain or lumps, as well as premenstrual cramps.