The DHS in Germanic Healing Knowledge: How Emotional Shock Is Recorded in the Brain and Body
In Germanic Healing Knowledge (GHK), every meaningful biological process begins with a precise moment known as a DHS — Dirk Hamer Syndrome.
This moment marks the instant when life overwhelms our adaptive capacity and biology steps in to help us survive.
Understanding the DHS changes how we see symptoms, illness, and healing — not as failures of the body, but as intelligent biological responses to lived experience.
What Is a DHS?
A DHS is not ordinary stress.
It is a sudden, unexpected, and highly emotional shock experienced in isolation and without an immediate solution.
People often describe a DHS as:
“Everything changed in that moment.”
“I felt completely alone.”
“I didn’t see it coming.”
“I froze.”
“I didn’t know what to do.”
The defining factor is not the external event itself, but the subjective emotional meaning the event has for the individual. Two people can experience the same situation — only one may experience a DHS.
The Simultaneous Impact: Psyche, Brain, and Organ
One of the foundational principles of GHK is that a DHS is recorded simultaneously on three levels:
Psyche — the emotional shock and its meaning
Brain — activation of a specific brain relay
Organ — a biological adaptation begins
This is known as the Psyche–Brain–Organ axis.
There is no time delay between these levels.
The moment the psyche experiences the shock, the brain and body respond in perfect coordination.
What Happens in the Brain During a DHS
At the moment of a DHS, the brain registers the conflict in a specific relay associated with the type of emotional shock experienced. On a CT scan of the brain, this relay appears as a Hamer Focus — a ring-shaped, target-like formation reflecting altered electrical activity.
Importantly:
This is not brain damage
It is not a tumor
It is not degeneration
It is a functional change, showing that the brain has activated a biological program.
Each brain relay corresponds to:
a specific conflict theme
a specific organ or tissue
a specific biological response
This mapping follows a fixed, reproducible biological order.
What a Trained Practitioner Can Identify
A physician or practitioner trained in GHK brain-scan analysis can often determine:
The conflict theme
(e.g., separation, self-devaluation, territorial fear, injustice, existential threat)The timeframe
Whether the program is conflict-active or in healing, and approximately when the DHS occurredThe organ or tissue involved
Based on the precise location of the brain relay affected
This is possible because the brain–organ relationship follows a biological map, not chance. The scan reflects meaning, not pathology.
The Conflict-Active Phase: Silent but Intense
After the DHS, the body enters the Conflict-Active (CA) phase, also known as the “cold phase.”
On the psyche level:
compulsive or ruminating thoughts
mental fixation on the conflict
heightened alertness
difficulty sleeping (often waking early)
reduced appetite
On the nervous system level:
prolonged sympathetic activation (“fight or flight”)
cold hands and feet
increased stress hormones
On the organ level:
A Biological Special Program (SBS) begins:
tissues from the old brain may grow cells
tissues from the new brain may lose cells or function
Often, there are no noticeable physical symptoms yet.
When Symptoms Appear: The Healing Phase
Symptoms usually appear after the conflict is resolved, not during the danger.
Once resolution occurs (CL), the body enters the healing phase (PCL):
swelling
inflammation
pain
fatigue
fever
discharge
These symptoms reflect repair and restoration, both in the brain and the organ.
For example:
brain edema forms at the site of the Hamer Focus
tissues rebuild or break down excess growth
the nervous system shifts into parasympathetic dominance (“rest and digest”)
What conventional medicine often labels as “disease” is, in GHK, the visible phase of healing.
Why Understanding the DHS Matters
When people identify their DHS, several things change:
symptoms feel less frightening
the body no longer feels like an enemy
patterns begin to make sense
fear decreases, which supports healing
individuals regain trust in their biology
Instead of asking:
“What’s wrong with my body?”
People begin asking:
“What happened in my life that my body adapted to?”
This shift alone can be profoundly regulating.
The Deeper Meaning of the DHS
The DHS marks the moment when biology listens.
It is not a mistake.
It is not weakness.
It is not malfunction.
It is the body saying:
“Something matters here. I will adapt so you can survive.”
Everything that follows — including symptoms — is part of that adaptive intelligence.
In Closing
In Germanic Healing Knowledge, the DHS is the doorway to understanding all biological processes.
When we understand:
the moment of shock
the meaning of the conflict
the brain relay involved
and the phase of the program
we no longer see illness as chaos. We see order, purpose, and logic. The body is not broken. It is responding precisely to life as it was experienced.
