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Dear Björn, your book has recently found its way to me! What a gift to the world! We were able to heal something right away and I am now so much more motivated to make my own healing possible because I was able to see the miracle of life here with my own eyes:

My daughter (7) spent the whole summer scampering around barefoot in nature and at some point stepped on thorns. Four warts formed on her feet, one of which was very large.
I thought a lot about why the warts had formed exactly where the thorns were, but I didn't know the answer.
I talked to my daughter about all my suspicions as to why the warts might have developed, but she didn't really seem interested. And even when at least the thorn in the large wart no longer seemed to be there, the wart remained.

And then your book came to us, I reconsidered and had the idea: my daughter wanted me to take the thorns out of the soles of her feet with a needle after she had stepped in them. However, it hurt and she screamed and cried so much that I refused to keep picking at her feet if it hurt her so much.
When I asked her if that was the conflict, she just said: “Well, it's good that we've found out now.” And the next day, the large wart was already half as flat. She now only has a scab on the spot and the other warts also look like they are disappearing. Healing solely through awareness, wow! Best regards, Silke

Note from Björn Eybl
Warts are caused by a hanging conflict of separation.
In this case: “I want the thorns out ... but I can't stand the removal procedure.”
The warts remained (although the thorns had grown out on their own) because the event had not yet been resolved. The solution was to look again. It's nice when it's that easy ...