Question

A participant wonders what she needs to know about her sciatica, lower back pain, and hip pain? Is there a lesson there for her?

Answer

It’s beginning to learn a different language. Not a language of the spoken, but the language of your own body. It has been speaking to you quite prominently, but to understanding and deciphering exactly what it is needing.

There is a bit of inflexibility in your movement, yes. That is in relationship to this inflexible aspect of self that is at a bit of a crossroads. It is manifesting in the lower back, in the sciatic. It is understanding and learning to speak the body language. It is beginning to understand what it needs, physically. What minerals it needs. What foods need to be shifted. What vitamins need to be introduced. What movement is necessary in your energetic to begin to repair the flexibility in the physicality. It is understanding that there is a bit of complexity with this understanding. The more severe it is in the physicality of where you are needing to be moving. What are you to be doing? What are you to be shifting? What thought processes need to change? Where is it in your existence that needs to be, in essence, torn apart and put back together?

In any physical aspect of the human body, it requires a bit of pulling apart so that it can repair back together much more efficiently. Here, too, in the energetic, there needs to be, at times, a bit of a tearing apart to understand that THAT is associated with any physicality and then it begins to bind itself back together, as it should be. But this is the language of the body that needs to be understood. It begins by listening much more closely. It will begin to tell you what foods you need to shift to. It will begin to tell you. You will begin to see repetitive aspects of different supplements, different minerals, different foods, different practitioners—to understand what is needed at the moment to make the repair. Once the repair, energetically, is complete, then what is left will be just a small amount of physicality. That, then, can be worked through, through conventional means.