Motor Conflict and Epi-crisis
in an Antelope

Germanische Heilkunde Thing 2022

In the video below we witness the symptomatology of a motor conflict experienced by an antelope being attacked by a cheetah. Humans experience Biological Conflicts just as animals do, wild and domestic; however, wild animals in their natural habitat usually resolve their conflicts very quickly and do not suffer from lifelong paralyses, as often humans experience – living in a "junk society". At the same time, this video shows us in which phase of the Significant Biological Special Program of Nature, SBS, the Biological Meaning is fulfilled – namely in the ca-phase. The Biological Meaning of the motor conflict is the play-dead reflex. In this specific case it is the “conflict of not being able to escape”. The prey animal becomes uninteresting to the predator. The predator holds back, looks around, and finally leaves its prey behind without any visible injury.

This leads to conflict resolution or Conflictolysis, CL, in the antelope. It realizes that the danger has passed. Now it can flee. Unfortunately, the footage is cut, and we do not see how the antelope begins to move again before the Epi-crisis sets in. A portion of vagotonia, i.e. a part of pcl-phase A  (= exudative phase) and likely the beginning of the Epi-crisis have been cut out.

The pcl-phase A is followed by the Epi-crisis, which, in the case of motor conflicts, is called epileptic crisis. Uncontrolled twitching sets in, leading to an epileptic seizure. The moment this crisis is over, the animal gets up and runs away.

Thanks to Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer, we can now truly understand our companions, the animals, and even the plants.

In conventional medicine, these symptoms are classified as “disease” – or rather, as several separate so-called diseases, such as multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease and epilepsy, to name a few. In Germanische Heilkunde, these symptoms are parts of an SBS, i.e. symptoms of a motor conflict.

[1] – junk society (in German: Schrottgesellschaft). It was Dr. Hamer himself who coined this term. 
See following videos: Germanische Heilkunde® and medical doctors?! or Germanische Heilkunde and The Suppression of Knowledge