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Meaning of psicotoxina



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Dr. Sc. Julián Pérez Gutiérrez. Catedráti

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Allow me Mario Morales, some corrections on your definition of PsychoToxin. Being its meaning: Toxin of emotional or psychological origin. It is not something of emotional or psychological origin, but it is something that generates affection in the mental / spiritual, since "Psyches" refers to mind / spirit. Its origin can be due to multiple very complex reasons, such as even karmic processes ("debts" to be paid). The origin of something is not the same as the provocateur of something. We must understand that the organism reacts in the same way to the existence of a toxic as a psychotoxic, because it is ultimately the brain that implements these orders, which are much more direct when the reason is emotional. The orders of psychotoxins cannot be interpreted in the brain, because they belong to a higher level or plane, but they can be reflected in it, thus generating somatizations. Synonyms of psychotoxin are: bad thoughts, resentment, hatred, anguish, etc. Bad thoughts, resentment, hatred, distress, etc. They are processes that can collaborate in the generation of psychotoxins. But what generates something is not synonymous with what is generated. PsychoDetoxification (in capital letters because it is also a proper name) is "a tool" against PsychoToxin, but it is not something with opposite meaning.

  



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Mario Morales

psicotoxina is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Psicotoxina." being its meaning:
Toxin of emotional or psychological origin. We understand the body reacts in the same way to the existence of a toxic than of a psicotoxico, as it is ultimately the brain which implements these orders, which are much more direct when the reason is emotional.

  










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