Bronchitis

Bronchitis inflames the airways, which carry, in these frameworks, our taking-in of life and our communication. One systematic framework groups it with pneumonia and asthma at the upper-thoracic vertebrae and ties the surrounding heart-centre to feeling unloved or unworthy of love. It draws a crisp distinction by the emotional climate one is breathing in: bronchitis is read as arising in an atmosphere of low spirits - depression, worry and a weariness with life - whether one's own or the mood of the home around one. Feeling not enough carries that heaviness into the airways. The short explanation's "feelings of inadequacy and of unworthiness" is the internal core. Relief is described as lifting the low, worried mood and declaring peace within and around oneself; the same framework notes a child's chest infection can clear quickly once a parent releases the underlying tension through forgiveness.

Example from the findings: bronchitis is read as the airways inflamed in an atmosphere of depression, worry and weariness with life.