Bleeding (Lungs)

Bleeding from the lungs is read through the lungs as our organ for taking life in, and through bleeding as tears - a loss of joy and life-force. The pattern is joy and vitality leaking away in the face of life one is resisting, a grief so deep it is as if one "weeps blood," with a felt resistance to the challenges before one. The short explanation's "resistance to life's challenges" sits in that draining-away of one's will to take life on. Relief is described as letting joy and breath return, and meeting life's challenges rather than bleeding one's vitality against them.

(Note: this is a metaphysical interpretation; coughing up blood is a medical sign that needs prompt evaluation.)

Example from the findings: lung bleeding is read as joy and life-force weeping away in the face of challenges one resists.