Head Problems

Your head hums, presses, throbs. It feels like a clamp that someone is slowly tightening. Or like a room where too many voices are speaking at once — until nothing gets through anymore. Doctors speak of tension headaches, cluster headaches, cervicogenic complaints, pressure in the forehead area, dizziness. There are dozens of medical explanations — and many of them are valid.

But there is a level that is rarely illuminated. A level that does not ask which muscles are cramped or which nerve is irritated — but why your head becomes a problem precisely now. Why it feels as if it might burst, as if there is too much inside, as if it can no longer manage.

Head problems are not coincidence, but the signal of a person who lives too much above and too little below.