Constipation

Constipation is read through the bowel's task of releasing what is finished. The pattern is a refusal to let go - clinging to old ideas, the past or possessions out of insecurity - so the natural process of release stalls. One tradition draws this sharply as the mark of a hoarder: someone who wants to receive everything yet give up nothing, who even clutches their own knowledge and will not share it - hurt or angry when another's idea reaches the world first - holding tight where they might let flow. The short explanation's "not wanting to accept the process of life" is that withheld release. Relief is described as willingly releasing the old - things, ideas, even what one knows - to make room for the new, trusting that life provides.

Example from the findings: constipation is tied to a hoarding grip that wants everything and releases nothing, even one's own knowledge.