Gallbladder Inflammation

Inflammation of the gall bladder is read through bile's task of eliminating bitter emotion - so it reflects bitterness and irritation that flare rather than clear. The pattern is resentment and irritation toward life or others, often where one feels under someone's angry power and cannot resolve it, the anger flaring where the gall bladder cannot discharge it. One tradition ties such gall trouble to having to carry anger while showing a calm face. The short explanation's "suppressed anger in general" is exactly that held, flaring irritation. Relief is described as letting the bitter feeling be expressed and cleared rather than hidden and stored, and easing the anger toward life and others.

Example from the findings: the inflamed gall bladder is read as bitterness flaring where anger - often at a power one feels under - cannot be cleared.