Hemorrhoids
Piles (haemorrhoids)
Stubbornly not accepting the process of life in terms of change.
Haemorrhoids form where the body both pushes and holds back at once, and the emotional pattern mirrors that bind: a strong inner pressure to force something out while simultaneously clinging on. The conflict is between wanting to reject or expel a situation and wanting to retain it and keep the feeling in. The framework often ties it to a difficulty around the mother - an unfinished grief, not wanting her to go, a great need of her that turns into feeling abandoned - with pain reflecting stress and any bleeding a loss of joy. The short explanation's "stubbornly not accepting the process of life in terms of change" is that refusal to let go while also straining to be rid of it. Relief is described as releasing what is finished without force, and easing the grip of holding on.
Example from the findings: the condition is read as a push-and-retain conflict, frequently around an unresolved bond with the mother.
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