Gland disorders

The glands are read as a mirror of one's inner self and its drive. Their dysfunction is read as difficulty finding the motivation or "fuel" to start something or act on a situation - a tendency to put things off - with inner confusion, insecurity and disorganisation in one's life and thoughts, sometimes from unrealised desires or feelings too strong to manage, and a passive, victim stance or living "in one's head" rather than one's heart. Inflammation adds resentment toward those who have hurt or humiliated one. The short explanation's "severe emotional and mental stress" sits in that depleted, stalled inner drive. Relief is described as reconnecting with one's heart and motivation, organising one's inner life, and moving from passivity into action.

Example from the findings: glandular trouble is read as a stalled inner drive - confusion, insecurity and putting things off, lived from the head rather than the heart.