A heart-wall is an energetic wall of negative emotions that is constructed to protect the heart from further injury. About 93% of people have constructed a heart-wall after going through some very negative experience in their life.
A heart-wall is constructed to protect the individual but it creates many problems. It blocks the individual from freely giving and receiving love. The negative, trapped emotions used to build the heart-wall distort the messages sent from and received by the heart.
Heart-Wall problems
The heart-wall can cause feelings of isolation, depression, anxiety and self-sabotage. Ironically, people attempt to protect themselves from being hurt by creating a heart-wall, and then the heart-wall interferes with their relationships with other. In many cases, this ends up producing the same emotional pain the heart-wall was constructed to protect against.
Personal success and creative abilities can also be blocked by a heart-wall because it distorts all messages passing through it. As a result, this makes healing the body more difficult.
By distorting the messages sent to and received from the heart, a heart-wall can cause numerous physical problems. Neck, shoulders and upper-back pain are often associated with a heart-wall. It can also affect the thymus gland, which tends to compromise the immune system.
Removing A Heart-Wall
A heart-wall is removed by releasing the trapped emotions that were used to construct it. The average person uses from 12 to 24 trapped emotions to construct a heart-wall, so it can take more than one healing session to remove most heart-walls.
A person can only have one heart wall at a time, but it is possible to construct a new heart-wall after the old one has been removed. This can occur when a person still feels a need to protect the heart from threatening situations.
The good news is that once a heart-wall has been removed, the person is free to move ahead in many areas of life without always dealing with the negative effects of a heart-wall.
Animals And Heart-Walls
Animals can also have a heart-wall, and this can produce the same limiting effects they produce with humans. Removing a heart-wall from a dog or cat, can often change how the animal interacts with humans.