Extracted from the Book Reborn: It Is Possible To Be Born Again, Even Being Alive.

“…The corporal work was extensive. The mental work consisted of knowing myself inwardly: Which was my psyche engineering? Which was my thought structure? And I was scared of seeing the monster that you and I have inside, but it’s not a bad monster. That is its nature: being violent, being egotist, being envious, and going against the established laws. That way of being has received multiple names throughout history, like: egotist spirit, shadow, etc. That is all there. That has a structure, and that mental structure has certain chambers, it has some nests, it has some alcoves in certain parts of the body. Then, the complementary part is: each time you think about this, it will be related to certain organ of your body, to certain part of your brain, and for me that’s amazing. As a matter of fact, there are zones of thought at a cerebral level that connect directly with certain parts of the body, and the brain controls practically all the being, all this biological and morphological structure.

Then, we ask ourselves: Which were the outstanding events of our existence? Which were the most painful events of our lives and where are they stored in the body? And here comes something extraordinary: people talk about hidden things, about mystic things and about all that, but the persons I was with have a profound knowledge of where the emotions are stored at a corporal level, for example: In which part of the body are the emotions built up and stored? It turns out that, this part is a little further from the navel, and it has nothing to do with the chakras. The emotional store of the human being is in the lower part of the abdomen, emotions enter through there. The navel from where we were attached to our mother, from where we were fed, from where we were nurtured, from where she sent us her feelings and her emotions, 5 centimeters (2 inches) behind the navel there is a neuro-ganglionar mass called Anastomosis, which connects the sympathetic and parasympathetic systems, which means, it connects the real world with the world of faith, the real world and the magic world, the real world with the no real world.

They began to teach me and I had never before in my life listened to anyone talk about medicine the way They did, with logic, with forcefulness, with versatility, with a gift, with a tremendous and extraordinary domain! Then, They began to teach me a series of movements and massages through the navel, which were going to allow lots of emotions to be released, from the bottom to the top through the spine towards the head, in order to be released through crying, through yelling, through states of sadness, of sorrow, of uncertainty or of remembrance…”

 

Juan Felipe Pérez Moreno