Inner Pain

Are your shoes giving pain to your feet?
Is this connected to our subconscious mind?

Did you know that our feet are dictated to the direction of our life. If our feet are sore, its usually an indicator that we don't like travelling the current road in our life.

You have 7 areas in your life to consider:
Social, Family/relationships, Spiritual, Career, Finance, Mental, Physical

Somewhere in the 7 areas of life we are: denying, dodging, disowning & resenting, in one or more of the directions we are taking in our life. Ie, Career - dislike boss, dislike conditions etc but forced to do it out of guilt, obligation. Family/relationship - Forced by obligation, duty, guilt to serve the needs of partner/spouse.

So your feet can indicate the way your life is REALLY heading..

Oh i get it

. If you wear tight shoes you get inner pain!!!

Thanks for your response! Yes and no MeMan. There are times our aches and pains have a bit more hidden meaning behind the pain. The pain is to get our attention towards an area in our life that appears uncomfortable, or not pleasant.

This way, when we feel stuck in this pain or discomfort, it tends to direct us to asking a higher question in order to seek a higher answer for us to consider. i.e. why do my feet hurt only at work, but their fine while I dance the night away.

It's sounds like a bit of a mystery, don't you think?

Our feet are just like shock absorbers, and the ability to roll inward or outward is essential. The science of treating deformities and abnormalities in the muscular-skeletal system - traditionally associated with ungainly corrective footwear - has been given a high-tech makeover. Orthotics could be the answer to curing leg, knee and even lower back pain.

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Hi! ereperez thanks for sharing such a helpful information.

Most of the people vehemently denies and refuses to accept that most of their personal pain is "self-inflicted." Any mental disorder, emotional, behavioral and sexual self-inflicted "selfish reaction" that the victim is fully managed and a great, unconsciously.