Ovarian Cysts

A cyst is read as something one could not realise, kept and hardened inside. The pattern is remorse over a project or desire never brought to term: the accumulated longing stays imprisoned and solidifies into a ball that blocks one's vital energy, while one stays hooked on the past. One tradition adds that a woman's reproductive organs gather not only her own worries but those she has absorbed from her mother, packed in until they form a growth - so the cyst can hold a double load of inherited and personal sorrow. In the ovaries - the seat of a woman's creativity - it reflects a creative or life-bringing wish held back and never released. The short explanation's "feelings of gross insecurity" sits in that unrealised, walled-off longing. Relief is described as forgiving and releasing the held longing - including the worries taken on from one's mother - and trusting oneself to create anew.

Example from the findings: the ovarian cyst is read as unrealised longing - some of it absorbed from one's mother - kept and hardened into a ball that blocks one's energy.