Energy Analysis Headaches

Headaches develop as a result of psychological and emotional overload. They
represent tension between the right and left hemispheres of the brain. They most often occur when
there is confusion in the decision making process. Headaches alert us that we have energetic tension
occurring between what our head is telling us to do and what our heart wants us to do. Energetically
headaches act as distractions or a way of escaping from making decisions until we can find
resolution between head and heart. They act as blocks so we will take the time to evaluate
information and untie the mental knots. Each one of the headaches has a different energetic
meaning.
For example:
• Simple headache - The result from experiencing conflict and confusion over perception and
interpretation of information. Being hampered by self-doubt, feelings of looking stupid or
fear of appearing incompetent. Reflective of the need to better understand. Being consumed
by mental chatters or overwhelmed by too many possibilities. Represents the need to take
the time to deal with emotional and mental issues that are bothering them.
• Tension headache - Trying too hard Anxiety about things that are not being handled or
frustration because they cannot get closure. Feelings of self-criticism, self-disgust and selfdisapproval.
The need for perfectionism and never being satisfied with their performance.
Afraid to relax because they might be caught of guard. This causes energetic build-up and
energetic protrusion in the head.
• Cluster headache - Reflective of deep distrust issues and feelings of unworthiness.
Frustration around having to put up with relationships, situations, issues, pressures or people
that they dislike yet feeling inadequate in being able to create change. Being really bugged
about things. Fear around failures and the consciences of those failures. Resentment for
being responsible and accountable to others.
• Migraine headache - Reflective of resentment, uncertainty, low self-esteem and a lack of
self-confidence. Feelings of entrapment and the inability to take control over their lives.
Suppressed anger, suppressed grief, suppressed desires, and suppressed hurt feelings. There
is a consistent pattern between migraine headaches and a childhood where there was a
highly suppressive family. Reflects the unwillingness to do anything about changing
negative emotions or negative situations. Feelings of being victims and an inner crying over
not being able to do anything about it. Fear of voicing feelings and thoughts.
• Sinus headache - Reflective of congestion in the head. The feeling that there is too much
going on at once. The tendency to hang on to old beliefs and perceptions. Having difficulty
making sense out of what is happening. Suppressed emotions.
• Combination headache - Experiencing feelings of being overwhelmed and wanting to stop
the world. Unwillingness to be present in the moment. The feeling of being out of sync with
the world and either awake at night or asleep during the day. Resistance to experiencing
what is happening at the time. Displaying extreme excitement over something or over
nothing. Chronic feelings of agitation around an unsettled condition that seems impossible
to resolve. Combination headache refers to the fact that these headaches begin as tension
headaches in the morning and progress to migraine headaches later in the day.