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Psychoanalysis cannot be applied to psychoses, and all psychiatrists know this. We must instead learn to understand it biologically, then the psychoses will no longer be a subject of apocalyptic proportions.
However, as long as psychiatry focus’ on grouping symptoms in order to diagnose and refuses to investigate the theories in GHK then patients must learn to understand GHK themselves.
In psychiatric clinics all over the world, they have tried, in vain, for years to find the reason for psychosis in a patients’ history. Indeed, it has often been impossible to overlook the fact that traumatic and conflictive experiences had preceded a psychotic illness outbreak. Still, with all the determination in the world, no one was ever able to discover a system in it. Although almost all psychiatric hospitals now have a computed tomography (CT) scanner, no one has ever noticed anything. Psychiatrists usually don’t know anything about brain CTs and neuroradiologists are not interested in biological conflicts. This was a tricky yet very simple puzzle.
Some knowledge of the biological laws of Germanische Heilkunde® is important in order to understand the following.
The constellation for depression always runs alongside a territorial conflict. In the unique hormonal constellation (a conflict that changes the hormonal status of a person) there is the hormonal stalemate (male and female hormones are in balance, but slightly toward the male side). So for example a left-handed woman with a sexual (female) conflict can run alongside a constellation for depression. However, a constellation for depression in a right-handed woman would take place shortly before or after menopause, while she is in the so-called hormonal stalemate.
Right-handed males can suffer depression while they are experiencing territorial conflicts during the hormonal stalemate. On the other hand, left-handed males suffer depression if they are already hormonally female and suffer a female-sexual conflict during a hormonal stalemate.
This also explains why so many women experience their involvement depression after menopause. They account for 3/4 of depression in women. The remaining quarter is young, hormonally masculine women with amenorrhea. The post-menopausal women who experience depression usually have beard growth, a deep voice, and are the boss at home. Only such hormonally masculine women can suffer psychologically from a territorial conflict like a man. Right-handed hormonally female women cannot suffer territorial conflict, this can only happen to left-handed women. Thus, determining handedness is of very great importance.
If you clap after a theatre performance, the hand that is on top when you clap determines the handedness and is called the clap test. It is so very important because it decides the conflict/brain path. Thus, it also decides which ‘disease’ a patient can suffer with a given conflict and if the patient can expect to experience depression.
The left-handedness also shows us in a very special way that biological conflicts have nothing to do with Freud and conventional psychology. They are biologically determined. If a left-handed, young woman suffers from a sexual conflict, and has the organic symptoms of a male territorial conflict (angina pectoris), when she suffers from depression it would not make any sense ‘purely psychologically.’
Here is another peculiarity: A left-handed woman, who suffers from a female-sexual conflict, and shows her Hamer Focus (HH) (shooting target configuration in the brain) in the right periinsular area, never loses her ovarian functions. So she still has her menstrual cycle. However, a right-handed woman would no longer have her menstrual cycle.
In the past, the conflict of many young girls or women, lasted because the girls quite seriously believed they were pregnant due to the amenorrhea. Ovulation does not occur again until the resolution of the sexual conflict has occurred, which means that the girl/woman has mated again. However, in this conflict-active phase, the woman may react hormonally masculinely, depending on the initial hormonal situation and the degree of oestrogen deficiency. Therefore, such patients, with conflict-active sexual conflict, are in constant danger of reacting contra-laterally, both psychically, cerebrally and organically, when the next conflict DHS happens. Thus, they immediately experience a ‘schizophrenic constellation’. In this case nothing works anymore, its as if the computer locks the brain and switches to error. What one person calls psychosis, another calls nervous breakdown or speaks of the patient having gone crazy, or having a frenzy.
The whole thing is apparently worsened because the patients in such a case must, of course, suffer a “depressive schizophrenic constellation” or a “schizophrenic depressive constellation”. Sometimes, clinically, one component seems to predominate, sometimes the other.
Dr. Hamer discovered that mental diseases (psychoses), mood disorders (manic depression), and behaviours such as hostility, social withdrawal, etc., are caused by what he termed as a “schizophrenic constellation”. In GHK, a “schizophrenic constellation” means that a person is conflict-active with two biological conflicts that correspond to both brain hemispheres.
It is essential to know that there is no such thing as schizophrenia as an essential characteristic or trait. There is only one schizophrenic constellation, and it is in principle, temporary and can be resolved at any time. This has nothing to do with heredity. One can only inherit, for example, a disposition to an ambivalent hormonal situation, a tendency to hormonal stalemate. However, no one ever needs to get sick in life if they do not suffer from a corresponding DHS.
I once met a patient in a dual conflict-active phase. She was like glass threatening to shatter at any moment, icily taciturn, highly suspicious, intensely depressed, aggressive and constantly on the move like a ravenous animal. Not a smile crossed her face. She sat there, almost obdurate, as if she were to be executed in the next hour. A classic combination of “schizophrenic constellation” and “depressive constellation.”
Another patient, who was already in a schizophrenic constellation with depression, additionally suffered a territorial conflict on the female left cerebral hemisphere. Due to the left hemisphere’s accentuation, the patient was from one hour to the next in a manic-depressive, schizophrenic constellation. This was expressed in the fact that he was even more in a depression. He was driven by manic, panic anxiety. This gave the previous schizophrenic constellation a new dimension: The man was from now on in a manic-depressive schizophrenic constellation, with post-mortal obsessive thinking. He always dreamed of the time after his death. He saw himself lying in a coffin, he saw his family crying at his grave, and saw his family destitute.
Without knowledge of this system, the previous treatment of such patients was highly problematic, because they were mostly in “schizophrenic constellation obduracy” and in “depressive moodiness, melancholy, and indifference.” Consequently, no information could be gleaned from these types of patients and doctors/therapists had to limit themselves to the symptomatology description. Causal therapy was not possible. Symptomatic pseudo therapy regularly consisted of sedation with drugs or a medicinal straitjacket. The patients were pumped full of all kinds of drugs and dozed off.
So while depressions arise with hormonal stalemate, schizophrenia or schizophrenic constellation is something completely different. In schizophrenic constellations there are always 2 conflicts in different brain hemispheres, which knocks the brain’s computer out of rhythm. Here we are not talking about a hormone stalemate, we are talking about a hemisphere stalemate. But there are a lot of other constellations besides the combinations as mentioned above.
The suicidal constellation is where the patient commits suicide.
The aggressive-biomanical constellation is where the patient is violent and can make it appear that spontaneous criminal acts happen almost inevitably if a criminal disposition is activated. Germanische Heilkunde® offers a strikingly new, and biological understanding of the criminal disposition and the specific nature of the criminal acts. This also includes therapy as a logical consequence, at least in principle.
The sex hormones affect every single cell of the body and change them accordingly in a sex-specific manner. They have a powerful influence, albeit in interaction, on the brain.
Although we are familiar with the so-called interaction between organs and the brain and the psyche with the brain, There is a whole special dimension concerning sex hormones. Any manipulation of the hormonal constellation towards hormonal stalemate can immediately lead to depression, for example where a territorial conflict is running! The conflict’s solution is much more difficult than if there was only a territorial conflict, because in such a depressive phase, the patient is less open to rational considerations than someone who is only in territorial conflict activity.
It is essential to know that the hormonal stalemate means only one relation, a stalemate between male and female hormone levels, i.e., between androgens and estrogens. If the hormonal situation changes, then the feeling of conflict changes as well, and the same event is then processed in a completely different way. In the case of menopause and the virilization of women, a conflict is no longer felt as a female conflict, but as a male territorial conflict.
Depression affects left-handed women in a sexual conflict, fright conflict, identity conflict, or territory marking conflict.
Depression affects a person, male or female, who is in a hormonal stalemate (whose male or female hormones are just in balance, but slightly toward the male side) in a territorial conflict, territorial fear conflict, territorial anger conflict, or territorial marking conflict, i.e., when s/he suffers a conflict in the right territorial area, in the right temporal lobe.
A left-handed woman feels the first conflict like a right-handed woman – namely with female conflicts. However, due to the left-handedness, the conflicts strike on the right (male) cortex side! In the hormonal stalemate, with slightly predominant male hormones, the conflicts are also felt male! The Hamer Focus is again on the right (male) cortex side!
Mania is automatically experienced by left-handed men in a territorial conflict, territorial fear conflict, territorial anger conflict, or territorial marking conflict. This is because he as left handed man experience the HH on the left side instead of on the right territorial side as a right-handed man. Suppose a patient is in a hormonal stalemate, where the female component is a little bit predominant. In this case, the patient suffers from a female sexual conflict, fright conflict, identity conflict, or inner territory marking conflict.
The left-handed man feels the first conflict like the right-handed man – namely with male conflicts. However, due to the left-handedness, the conflicts strike on the left (female) cortex side! In the hormonal stalemate, with slightly predominant female hormones, the conflicts are also felt female! The Hamer Focus is again on the left (female) cortex side!
Only a tense depression in the conflict-active phase (ca-phase) during hormonal constellation or hormonal stalemate can be called real depression.
The resolved depression is actually no longer a real depression because all patients suffering from cancer in the healing phase (pcl-phase).
The patients with resolved depression are all in the pcl-phase. In this phase, depression, which still exists to a lesser degree, has an entirely different quality. Whereas the previous picture showed the characteristics of tense depression: disgruntlement, sadness, listlessness, in the resolved depression, the de-stressed depression, patients are powerless, limp, and tired, as in the vagotonic healing phase.
Since psychiatrists did not know anything about the Iron Rule of Cancer, the course of cancer, they assumed that this healing phase in deep vagotonia also belongs to depression. This is also true in a certain sense because this resolved depression always follows the tense depression when it comes to conflict resolution. There is nothing specifically depressive in the actual sense and it has nothing to do with loss of drive. It is quite simply the healing phase after a cancer illness, which every little animal goes through in the same way, without a psychiatrist certifying a depression for it.
All psychoses are special constellations in cancer. Depressions are quasi-single-layered cancer diseases, whereas only the hormonal constellation is multi-layered (hormonal stalemate). Therefore, in the future, we have to reorganise the mental and emotional illnesses, the psychoses, according to their origin, their real character, and basically according to the biological laws of Germanische Heilkunde®.
Suppose in the future we take the trouble to retrospectively check the course of depressives. In this case, we will find out that not only did they all follow exactly the Iron Rule of Cancer but that those who suffered a new so-called depressive phase, i.e., a recurrence (e.g., after discharge from the hospital), were also depressed. These patients had run into their old conflict scar again at home or at work (without knowing it). And they had to suffer their next depression almost inevitably under these conditions.
Copyright Dr. Hamer
Translated: John Holledauer
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