Cerebral Blood Circulation Disorders

Poor blood flow to the brain is read through blood as the carrier of one's joy of living - here failing to reach and nourish the mind. The pattern, as the framework frames it, is the same thwarted control that strains the cerebral vessels: a resistance to change, an indecision, and a frustration at being unable to manage circumstances and other people, with attention turned outward onto controlling others while one's own joy circulates poorly. The short explanation's "severe frustration at not being able to control circumstances and/or others" is exactly that. Relief is described as loosening the need to control, letting joy flow again, and accepting the changes one resists.

(Note: this is a metaphysical interpretation; circulatory problems in the brain require medical evaluation.)

Example from the findings: impaired cerebral circulation is read as the joy of life failing to reach the mind under a frustrated need to control.