Elbow Joint

The elbow is the supple joint that lets the arm change direction and turn a desire into action, so it is read as our flexibility in moving toward new situations and ideas. Trouble there reflects rigidity: a fear of being stuck in something unpleasant, judging those who do things differently or who question one's habits, and a need for order that reacts badly when routine is disrupted, sometimes with a fear of being incompetent at something one cares about. The short explanation's "lack of fluidity with respect to idealism" is that inflexibility about how things should be done. Relief is described as welcoming new ideas and ways, loosening one's grip on the routine, and turning desire into action without rigidity.

Example from the findings: the elbow is read as the flexibility to act on new ideas - stiff where one rigidly insists things be done one's own way.