Angina Pectoris (Constriction Pain Below Sternum)

Angina grips the heart like a vice, and is read through the heart as the organ of love - the place where one both gives love and feels loved. The constriction is read as a heart clamping down on love: a deep-set belief that one is not loved, not worthy of love, or that the love one gives will not be returned, so one squeezes the heart shut to protect it while straining to earn the love it feels denied. Fear of letting love in or out tightens the chest. The short explanation's "excessive emotional and mental stress" is that gripped, love-starved heart. Relief is described as meeting the belief that one is unworthy of love directly, letting love move freely in and out again, and understanding that love is given and received rather than earned - so the heart can unclench.

(Note: this is a metaphysical interpretation; angina is a serious cardiac symptom requiring medical care.)

Example from the findings: angina is read as the heart clamped shut around a belief that one is unloved, straining to earn what it feels denied.