Bleeding (Stomach)

Bleeding from the stomach is read through the stomach's work of taking in and "stomaching" life, and through bleeding as tears - a loss of joy. The pattern is joy leaking away over something one cannot stomach, a grief so intense it is as if one "weeps blood," bound up with a sense of not deserving - of not being worth what life offers. The short explanation's "feelings of not being deserving" sits in that joyless, undeserving stance toward what one takes in. Relief is described as recovering one's joy and one's sense of deserving, letting oneself take in and keep what nourishes.

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

Example from the findings: stomach bleeding is read as joy weeping away over what one cannot stomach, beneath a sense of not deserving.