CZSymptoms of incorrect laterality
We refer to incorrect laterality as “unrealized/undetected left-handedness” and “unrealized/undetected right-handedness“. Since the vast majority of people with incorrect laterality are covert left-handers, we only list them (covert right-handedness is a rare exception). But of course, the same applies to hidden right-handers.
There are clear consequences of not living the right laterality on a physical, emotional and mental level. The cause of the symptoms is that a person with unlived right laterality uses their body contrary to their natural energy setting. It can be compared to, for example, sending women to fight with a sword and men to arrange roses. In both cases, it will bring some results, but it will be more effective and bring longer-term satisfaction, if both the man and the woman do the work that is natural to them.
If someone does not live their natural laterality, their life could be compared to driving a car in reverse with the handbrake on. It’s very demanding, and it takes an excessive amount of energy, but if you try hard, you somehow manage to do it. Such a person often looks for the elimination of consequences in books and at various self-development events. Because he/she does not use their body according to its nature, the integration of the knowledge from the seminars is not complete. This person reduces and removes the consequences of incorrect laterality with great effort. However, they do not reach the cause. The brain and entire system of such a person are overloaded and have no capacity for change. They may suspect that others do not feel the same way. Most of the time, they will get used to the fact that “I just have it that way”.
Not living one’s natural laterality may cause many consequences and affect the quality of life. We call these consequences “symptoms of incorrect laterality“. Their accumulation may indicate a lack of living with the correct laterality.
The 50 most common symptoms/consequences of non-living of correct laterality:
1. The person confuses the left and right sides.
2. The person suffers from nocturnal enuresis even when they start school.
3. The presence of various speech defects, stuttering, stammering, etc. In general, they have difficulty speaking. Disjointed speech.
4. The person confuses b/d; has problems with written expression (doesn’t want to write or draw, writes illegibly, can’t keep the font size, sometimes writes with capital and sometimes with non-capital letters, the opposite slant of the font).
5. Disturbances of attention and concentration, hyperactivity, impulsivity, inner restlessness, living in one’s inner world, and indifference are manifested.
6. They are slower to learn and slower to understand, even though they are very intelligent.
7. The person appears more physically awkward.
8. Frequent trips/slips even on a flat surface.
9. They are prone to allergies – because they cannot show aggression and anger with their dominant side/hand, so turns the anger against themselves.
10. Presence of chronic sinus problems.
11. Lactose intolerance.
12. Presence of a weaker immune system.
13. Tension appears in the lower jaw (braces, teeth grinding at night, crooked teeth).
14. Presence of poor sleep quality.
15. As a child, the person does not want to cut food with a knife. they tend to take the knife in their left hand when using cutlery, and they prefer to hold the fork in their right hand (even by themselves).
16. Inclination towards the music (even actively; may be loud in puberty). Music naturally harmonizes brain discord.
17. Holding the phone in the left hand during a focused conversation.
18. Trouble with wearing a watch on the left hand. The watch breaks often; or the person doesn’t want to wear it on their left hand and prefers to wear it on their right hand.
19. Lack of spontaneity and alertness. Inability to react naturally and quickly. The best answer is found half an hour after the situation.
20. The person cannot fully express their strength – they are bullied. The others either use them to their advantage or try to provoke them to use their power.
21. Inability to defend themselves physically. The person avoids physical conflicts and prefers to give up.
22. Possible presence of an increased interest in martial sports and martial arts.
23. Tendency to be controlled (the role of the victim). In the position of leader, when leading others, being very domineering or harsh (the role of the callous general).
24. Excessive thinking and using the mind a lot. Inability to “turn off” the mind. The person doesn’t use intuition and has to think about everything.
25. Being insecure, looking for security in routine. they often count something repeatedly – stairs, steps, curbs, fence posts, alarm clock beeps. This makes sure that things are right as they were. Most calculations are checked at least twice. Repeated counting of things which have been counted many times (e.g. stairs to a house). See the article Repeated counting.
26. They strictly follow the rules (this is his certainty). Or, on the contrary, constantly break them (they cannot learn and follow the rules because of internal chaos) or both.
27. A man demonstrates more feminine energy and cannot fully express and live his masculinity (typical nice guy). A woman tends to be inclined to masculine energy and cannot give it up and relax into femininity, she is hard (tomboy).
28. Women tend to have problems with their hormonal system.
29. Women have painful and heavy menstruation, the climacterium can come earlier already around the age of 42.
30. May have unidentifiable pain in one or both hands (even at night).
31. Presence of asymmetry in the face and body (visible one shoulder higher, longer leg) which cannot be corrected.
32 Illnesses such as heart attack, cysts or myomas (fibroids) present more often.
33. When the person quits smoking, they get fat.
34. A tendency towards perfectionism. The person strives for perfection (both in themselves and in others). The person is very often very hard working and trains a lot (e.g. sports), yet, according to themselves, are never good enough.
35. Tendency to workaholism, a high work pace and the tendency to take on more and more work. This is due to the internal feeling that it is still not 100% performance.
36. Need to be in control. They plan everything in detail and check everything several times.
37. If the person is doing brain-intensive work, they may become completely out of the present moment (feel disconnected from reality) and may feel paralyzed after finishing work.
38. Tendency to be short of breath during demanding activities requiring concentration (such as cutting bread).
39. They don’t trust their own feelings.
40. Tendency to outbursts of anger at irregular cycles.
41. Tendency to go in many aspects to extremes, not to keep in the middle.
42. Often the presence of these internal feelings: I am never good enough, I do not give enough (again – extremes).
43. Always looking for something new (courses, seminars, therapy). They process new knowledge and then again go in search of something new because they did not get what they were looking for and are not satisfied with the result. Tendency to feel like they are still missing something, and it’s not quite there yet.
44. Seeking satisfaction in addictions – food, smoking, alcohol, drugs, games…
45. The lack of mental composure. They don’t handle emotional problems well.
46. Tendency to be often tired, irritable and overworked in the evening. They are more prone to fatigue and exhaustion of the organism, fatigue syndrome.
47. By the age of 25, they have more injuries on their right side.
48. Tendency to have a feeling of an unfulfilled life (including sexual).
49. The joy of life is missing.
50. Feelings like they don’t belong anywhere.
If you find yourself in many, most, or all of the symptoms listed above, then you may (but not necessarily, see video 58:45) be one of the 39% of people in the Czech Republic who do not live their correct laterality.
According to statistics from our seminars, where the natural setting of laterality is demonstrated in many exercises, hidden left-handers have 20% to 100% of symptoms. So, it’s not about the number of symptoms, but more about how a given topic resonates or “resonates” with a person.
Some symptoms may have another related cause, such as copying of the behaviour patterns in the family, or trauma that a person experienced in childhood or inherited from the family system. It is possible that other methods, techniques, and therapies will make these behavioural patterns more visible. However, these techniques may not be fully effective for someone who is not living their correct laterality.
Do you have similar symptoms?
You can read more information in the articles on laterality or sign up for the seminar Left-handedness and right-handedness, brain in balance, male/female polarity.