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This young man in his early 30s had suffered from ulcerative colitis for years and did not know what was causing it. Although the 5BN had been known for some time, the conflict theme could not be verified. It was only after researching the ancestral issues that the connections became clear and the conflict issue could then be resolved through intellectual clarification. Previously, the young man suffered from the typical symptoms of 10 to 20 bouts of diarrhoea a day, abdominal cramps and the constant fear that he would not make it to the nearest toilet. The fear of separation was perceived here as a chunky issue. This shows that it always depends on the individual perception.

"About my story with the conflict:
I had started to think about the thought patterns and behaviours that everyone in my family has with each other: It's the fear of loss or fear of being betrayed/betrayed/abandoned. It started with my grandpa because he suffered a trauma as a child: one day his mum left the family suddenly and in a hurry with her affair, one day she took all the things from home with the new guy and was simply gone - my grandpa stood at the fence crying as a little boy and screamed "Mum, mum, please don't leave us". He never saw his mum again after that and never came to terms with this fear of being abandoned and "passed it on" to all 6 of his children. Since then, we have all behaved very similarly in relationships of all kinds. I have now broken this cycle by becoming aware of it. The decisive factor for me was always the fear of being abandoned in partnerships/relationships.
With the help of your book, I was able to work out the connections bit by bit and become aware of them, reflect on my past and find the original conflict. All further recurrences then suddenly made sense because the same trigger was present each time."

Note: According to the client, his proctologist confirmed that the years of inflammation had completely disappeared. He would now like to treat the resulting scarring of the bowel surgically. However, the client would like to try other methods first.