Blood Pressure (Low/High)

Blood pressure is read as the body's fighting charge - and as inner pressure with nowhere to go. High pressure is read as a suppressed fighting spirit held under the surface: swallowed anger and the wish to control everything kept sealed in a hypersensitive person, with combativeness turned against oneself and guilt at not "setting things right." Low pressure is read as the opposite - the fight given up, one's force withdrawn, a collapse before life's demands. Both turn on the short explanation's "fear of survival": the body either braces hard or surrenders. Relief is described as letting the held fight be expressed cleanly rather than suppressed or abandoned, easing the need to control, and feeling safe enough to meet life.

(Note: this is a metaphysical interpretation; blood pressure should be monitored and managed medically.)

Example from the findings: high pressure is read as a fighting spirit suppressed and turned inward; low pressure as that fight given up before life.