Endometritis (Inflammation of the Uterus)

Inflammation of the uterus is read through the uterus as the home of one's womanhood and creativity - a refuge of security and warmth. The pattern touches one's deepest, most secret feelings about being a woman: guilt, shame or a sense of betrayal around having or not having children, disappointment about the family one wanted, or finding it hard to hold one's roles as woman, partner or mother. The short explanation's "feeling bad about one's abilities as a female, often because of being constantly invalidated by the male" sits in that wounded sense of one's womanhood. Relief is described as developing one's own creativity and reclaiming power over one's life, and meeting one's womanhood without guilt or shame.

Example from the findings: uterine inflammation is read as wounded, guilt-laden feelings about one's womanhood and creativity.