The ancients believed that illness is a conversation between God and Man. Disease is given when a person acts wrong, disregarding the laws of the Cosmos, the laws of God. You can find the source of your illness, heal, and then try to live right so as not to get sick.
Searching for the cause involves several different techniques. When a person knows what a given disease is for, the range of search is noticeably narrowed, and if the reason is unknown, then the first thing to do is to remember and carefully analyze all the events that happened to the person during the day before the first signs of pain or malaise appeared. The fact is that, according to natural laws, punishment overtakes a person within 24 hours after he violates any law. Example: At five o'clock in the evening you have a sore throat.
Method 1: You need to look for any conflicts with people that have occurred since yesterday evening. Remember who was offended by you, who was dissatisfied with something, indignant, with whom there was a struggle on a subtle level.
Method 2: If nothing is found, you can try the following technique: sit alone in a room, in a calm state and mentally call up images of all the people you came across during the day. Ask each mentally: "Because of your illness?" It usually happens that the person from whom you received the punishment will flash brighter than the others on your mental screen. Then ask him what he was offended, what is his claim. If he doesn't answer, try to understand your violation yourself.
Method 3: Suppose you could not find the reason. You can mentally turn to your powers and ask to show the reason in a dream. In a dream, you will find yourself in situations similar to the one that caused the disease, but there the violation of the laws will be more visible.
Method 4: This is one of the main methods based on the law of similarity. It often happens that the disease resembles our disorder in its shape, appearance, nature of pain and area of location on the body.
If you have a headache, then immediately pay attention to the nature of the pain. Very often it is oppressive, and this may be due to the fact that you put psychological pressure on someone and got back. If your heart has pricked, then most likely, you "pricked someone in the heart."
Ulcers of the stomach and intestines are directly related to ulcers in communication.
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Toothache is associated with criticism, which can be figuratively presented as if we are biting someone.
Natalia Nekrasova
