This may seem really weird to ask but are you experimenting by hitting
yourself? Just curious, as I have noticed a strange phenomenom on
myself, it is that if I crash into something hard, and am really busy,
and sort of therefore pay not much attention or quickly forget I
"bruised" myself somewhere I get a bruise, sometimes a big bruise
appears and I can't remember hitting into anything at all. If OTOH, I
notice immediately, and put my concentration on the spot I have hit, (so
to speak, but I mean if I really have time to notice) rub the spot, and
think I'm going to have a big bruise, no bruise ever forms (or ever
comes to the surface to be seen).
I have always wondered what the heck the mechanism for the two different
outcomes of a big "bump" could possibly be other than a strictly mental
control over the bruising process. Unless it is the rubbing of the sore
spot, vs not rubbing it?
sol
Sandee George wrote:
I have observed the following and would like all to hear from you all
your different perspectives :
Why is it when I hit any part of my body, not drawing blood, that by
using C.S. thereon by applying
a soaked pad of it - there is practically no bruising or inflammation -
this interests me - thanks
Sandee
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