Cholecystitis (Inflammation of the Gall Bladder)

Cholecystitis is read through bile's task of carrying off bitter emotion - here as a violent, acute flare. The pattern is strong anger and resentment toward others and life, held down rather than discharged, so the bile of bitterness builds and inflames sharply. One tradition reads such gall flare-ups as anger at being under someone's angry power that one cannot resolve, made worse by having to hide it behind composure. The short explanation's "suppression of violent anger at others and life in general" is exactly that suppressed, violent charge. Relief is described as letting the anger be acknowledged and released cleanly - rather than carried hidden - before it has to flare.

Example from the findings: cholecystitis is read as violent anger - often at a power one feels under - held down and hidden until the bile flares.