Blood Circulation Disorders

Circulation carries, in this framework, the joy of life through the body, so its disorders are read as that joy no longer flowing freely. Numbness or poor flow in the arms is read as making oneself insensitive to present situations; in the legs, to what is coming. The pattern is a self-numbing - withdrawing feeling rather than letting life and joy move - sometimes bound up with wanting to shield a parent from suffering. The short explanation's "not trusting the process of life" sits in that guarded, joyless withholding of flow. Relief is described as letting feeling and joy circulate again and trusting life enough to stay sensitive to it.

Example from the findings: poor circulation is read as the joy of life held back and a numbing of oneself to present and coming situations.