Epilepsy

A seizure is read as the brain overloading and discharging - an inner shock wave - when too much is held in the rational mind and cut off from feeling. The pattern is wanting to flee a situation experienced as too much responsibility, carrying anxiety and impatience while overheating on control and rationality at the expense of spontaneity. At its core the framework reads the event as a great violence turned back against oneself: self-punishment driven by harsh self-judgement. The short explanation's "frustration at not being able to control life and/or others" is that over-controlled, self-directed pressure. Relief is described as living more spontaneously, reconnecting with one's emotions, and easing the severity one turns on oneself.

(Note: this is a metaphysical interpretation; epilepsy is a neurological condition that requires proper medical care.)

Example from the findings: the seizure is read as accumulated rational overload discharging as violence turned against the self.