What is your bladder trying to tell you

What are your bladder issues trying to tell you about yourself?

Today, I want to decode what bladder issues could mean for you.

My little three-year-old grandson who lives with his parents under our roof, regularly wets the bed.

He sleeps in between his parents in a king size bed, and because we share the same laundry, I know that bedwetting is a real issue for Fergus.

Bedwetting occurs mostly in children and can be seen as a cry for help.

It’s like an outpouring of feelings, coming from the deep dark depths of the subconscious mind.

There may be deep grief, guilt, despair or a crushing feeling of darkness, which I call an existential darkness.

When you are in that dark, a little bit leaks out at night.

There is no other way to release the energy than to release it through the bladder.

In Fergus’s case, he couldn’t have wished for more caring secure parents who shower him with love and attention.

Being the youngest, his siblings dote on him as well.

This tells me that Fergus’s fight and flight response at night is probably coming from generational traumas or past life memories, and that he needs to have a healing session with his oma.

I will suggest it to my daughter-in-law!

The bladder houses the energy of fear, terror, deep dark despair or being petrified.

When your body gives you a bladder infection it can mean that you are uncomfortable with what you are feeling or doing in your life, creating internal conflict.

Urine and bladder issues are to do with boundaries.

Think of a dog marking his territory.

You may need to re-affirm your boundaries, or look where you are being too permissive, and plug up the leaks.

You could also be angry or pissed off with a person close to you, but keeping these feelings buried instead of expressing them, creating a sense of unresolved sadness and frustration.

When you think about it, it is rarely appropriate to express rage, grief, or terror, so these emotions often remain repressed, with nowhere to go.

You can ask yourself the following questions;

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