Biological Handedness: Right-Handed or Left-Handed?

Have you ever heard of biological handedness? It isn’t simply the hand you write with, but a fundamental concept for anyone approaching the 5 Biological Laws. Picture your brain as a control centre that reacts in a specific way to certain emotional shocks or biological conflicts. Biological handedness tells us how and where that reaction will show up in your body.

It’s not the hand that writes, it’s your brain!

We often confuse biological handedness with being right-handed or left-handed when writing. In reality, it is an innate brain dominance that shapes how your body responds to stressful events, which in the 5BL are called DHS (Dirk Hamer Syndrome).

Consider a key example: a person who is biologically right-handed will react to a separation conflict (such as the loss of a loved one or an emotional estrangement) very differently from someone who is biologically left-handed. This difference translates into the activation of specific brain hemispheres and, as a result, the involvement of particular organs.

How to find out your biological handedness

There is a simple way to tell whether you are biologically right-handed or left-handed, and it has nothing to do with the hand you hold a pen with:

1. Clap your hands, as you would when applauding enthusiastically.
2. Look carefully at which hand is on top of the other.
   • If your right hand is on top (it claps from above), you are biologically right-handed.
   • If your left hand is on top (it claps from above), you are biologically left-handed.

In rare cases, biological handedness can be altered by factors such as having undergone “neurological reprogramming” (for example, if as a child you were forced to write with the hand opposite to your natural inclination) or by significant traumas that occurred before or after birth.

The crucial role of handedness in physical manifestation

In the 5 Biological Laws, biological handedness is the key to interpreting on which side of the body (and therefore in which organ) the symptom linked to a given conflict will appear.

Let’s take a separation conflict as an example:

• If you are biologically right-handed:
  • A conflict involving a son, daughter, mother or animal will show up on the left side of your body.
  • A conflict with your father, partner or other people (in-laws, brothers, sisters, friends…) will show up on the right side.
• If you are biologically left-handed:
  • The logic is reversed: a conflict with your mother or child will activate the right side, while one with your partner or others will show up on the left side.

Practical examples to understand it better

Let’s see how this concept applies to everyday situations:

• Eczema on the left arm:
  • If you are biologically right-handed, it could point to a separation conflict from your mother or a child.
  • If you are biologically left-handed, the same eczema could suggest a separation from a partner or an issue connected to the work environment.
• Lump in the right breast:
  • In a biologically right-handed woman, it could represent a conflict (DHS) related to her partner.
• Pain in the left shoulder:
  • If you are biologically right-handed, pain in the left shoulder could be linked to a family “burden”, such as caring for your mother or child.
  • If you are biologically left-handed, the same pain could reflect pressures or “burdens” coming from your partner or your work.

According to the 5 Biological Laws, the exact location of a symptom on your body – whether it is eczema, a lump or shoulder pain – provides a further, crucial clue to the specific nature of the biological conflict that triggered it.

Why does Biological Handedness matter?

Understanding your own biological handedness, according to Germanic New Medicine, is essential because:

• It helps identify the specific type of conflict you have experienced.
• It makes it possible to reconstruct the triggering event (DHS), which is often hidden in our unconscious.
• It makes the path towards conflict resolution more targeted, supporting the transition into the healing phase.

Biological handedness is a key piece of the puzzle for anyone who wants to explore the “language of the body” through the lens of the 5 Biological Laws, offering a unique perspective on how biological conflicts can manifest physically, in a view that always brings together psyche, brain and organs.