Tinnitus

Tinnitus is the phenomenon that makes me hear sounds like whistling, buzzing, crackling without having anything to do with my environment. it can be transient or permanent and can occur with different sound intensities.

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Tinnitus is often found in people who experience very high stress from performance. It often appears as a result of an event where an emotional shock has been experienced and where the level of stress has increased significantly: divorce, loss of a job, burglary, etc. I need to be recognized and respect my identity, my rights. I have however afraid to lose my job or a certain social status (work or personal life) and I do not want to deal with it. I can sometimes have difficulty questioning some of my ideas and I can even become stubborn. I persist in staying in a unsatisfactory situation. I resist changes that I did not choose and on which I do not have control. I know unconsciously that if nothing changes, there may be separation, both on a personal level and in business. When that happens to me, I have to take the time to question me if I was listening to my inner voice. It's like I'm not not perfectly tuned to "my home radio". When I tune in radio that is on the air and does not play music or talk, I can "hear the silence ". On the other hand, if I move the receiver to a frequency where there is no post which emits, I hear a sizzle or hissing, as if I were using a radio set short. Are there emotions that I would have repressed for fear of disturbing my balance inside? So, life reminds me to listen to my inner voice, my needs and of my desires. I have to take control in order to reduce the "noise level or interference "that may exist in my thoughts and emotions. Because the fact to hear these whistles or buzzes may also indicate that there is something that I do not want to hear anymore and that these sounds will "choke" to prevent it reaches my ears.

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Tinnitus tells me that my body is under tension. it goes so fast in my head that I have the impression that "everything will jump". I am very attentive to everything that happens around me. When I have tinnitus, I feel often far from a person I love. I feel separated from this one because we have difficulty communicating The silence experienced scares me and is unbearable. I have need to be reassured, to have explanations, nice words but all this is nonexistent. I feel so assaulted in this non-communication. I have no choice but to enter my shell to protect me from this wall of silence. I live some duality: I need solitude but only when I choose it and not when it imposed on me or it occurs outside my control! This sound that I hear can also to keep in touch with a lived suffering that I do not want to forget. Is that sound or noise allows me to appease somehow because that's what would happen if I really heard it in the physical? Sometimes silence brings me back to the notion of death and if I'm afraid of it, my brain "makes noise" to prevent me from thinking about it. It is important that I identify exactly what I hear (hissing, sizzling, buzzing, bells, horns, etc.) to identify what I live. I may hear the following sounds: like the sound of a stream, the roar of a torrent, bells, the hissing bees, a single note of flute, the sound of the bagpipe, the wind in the trees, thousands of violins, a deep hum. When that happens, it's because I'm in contact with one of the sounds that exist on the inner planes and that is representative of a plan of conscience in particular. In this case, I do not do tinnitus; it's a sound natural. My inner, spiritual ear is more open. I have to say thanks to hear this sound because it tells me that I'm in more conscious contact with one of inner worlds of creation. I remain calm and my attitude is that of the one who lives right next to a stream and hearing that sound normally. The brain records this sound as normal and I feel comfortable working in my everyday life with this natural sound.

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Hypnosis is a tool to deal with all the above mentioned emotional behavior, and may be the way to help the tinnitus to go away.