Arrhythmia (Irregular Heartbeat)

An irregular heartbeat is read through the heart as the organ of love, its steady rhythm thrown off. The pattern is read as a heart that has lost its own steady beat under a love-wound: a belief that one is not truly loved or worthy of love, so the heart races, skips and falters - now straining toward love, now bracing against the hurt of it. The short explanation's "excessive emotional and mental stress" is that destabilised, love-anxious heart. Relief is described as letting the heart feel securely loved - beginning with oneself - and trusting that love need not be chased or earned, so its own steady rhythm can return.

(Note: this is a metaphysical interpretation; arrhythmias can be serious and warrant medical evaluation.)

Example from the findings: the irregular beat is read as a heart thrown off its rhythm by the belief that it is unloved.