Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) is a condition that leads to persistent exhaustion, making it nearly impossible for those affected to manage their daily lives. Generally, patients also complain of pain, flu-like symptoms, concentration difficulties, recurring sore throats, and swollen lymph nodes. Sleep disturbances, as well as sensitivity to noise and light, are also symptoms, along with dysregulation of circulation and body temperature.

From a spiritual perspective, the cell matrix challenges the mental capacity in cases of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. It is often caused by overstimulation in the wrong areas. Loneliness makes one ill, and the deepest root cause is inner loneliness. This doesn’t necessarily mean the person is physically alone, but they feel alone. As a result, the individual cannot focus on the meaning of their life. One could also say that this syndrome is not truly a disease, but rather that the person has not fully arrived on Earth—or has lost themselves. The sensory overload prevents the young person from arriving in a meaningful field of existence.

Possible Approaches:

• Meditation and Autogenic Training
• Consciousness Therapy