Bleeding (Intestines)

Bleeding from the intestines is read through bleeding as a loss of joy and the gut's work of releasing what is finished. The reading ties bleeding in the bowel specifically to clinging to the past - stagnating, staying in place, feeling backed against the wall and blaming others or the past for one's present unhappiness, then withdrawing into solitude to avoid being hurt again. The short explanation's "feelings of not being deserving" sits in that withdrawn, joyless clinging. Relief is described as releasing the past, opening to life again, and recovering a sense of deserving the joy it offers.

(Note: this is a metaphysical interpretation; bleeding from the bowel is a medical sign that needs prompt evaluation.)

Example from the findings: intestinal bleeding is read as joy lost while clinging to the past and withdrawing, blaming it for present unhappiness.