GHK Perspective on Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)
According to Germanic Healing Knowledge (GHK), hypertension (high blood pressure) is linked to territorial fear conflicts, resistance conflicts, or overwhelm conflicts related to feeling pressured, threatened, or unable to escape a situation. The body’s biological program increases blood pressure to provide the strength and energy needed to handle the perceived conflict.
Conflict Themes
- Territorial Fear Conflict: Feeling unsafe or threatened in one’s home, workplace, or personal space.
- Example: A person constantly feeling threatened by a dominant authority figure or an unstable home environment.
- Resistance Conflict: Feeling trapped, pressured, or unable to express oneself.
- Example: Being forced into a situation against one’s will, such as an unwanted job or family obligation.
- Overwhelm Conflict: Feeling excessive responsibility or burden, leading to a heightened stress response.
- Example: A person juggling multiple financial, professional, or family responsibilities without relief.
Biological Program
- Conflict-Active Phase: The body constricts blood vessels and increases pressure to push more oxygen and nutrients to the brain and muscles, preparing for fight-or-flight. This phase is usually silent or accompanied by stress-related symptoms.
- Healing Phase: Once the conflict is resolved, the body may experience fluctuations in blood pressure, fatigue, or headaches as it normalizes circulation.
Resolution
- Identify the Conflict: Recognize unresolved stressors related to fear, control, or excessive burden.
- Process Emotional Triggers: Address feelings of insecurity, helplessness, or pressure through conscious awareness, emotional release, or faith-based practices.
- Support Healing: Engage in relaxation techniques, deep breathing, and healthy lifestyle habits to facilitate the body’s return to balance.
By resolving the emotional conflict that triggered hypertension, the biological program completes its course, allowing blood pressure to stabilize naturally.
