Kidney Stones

A kidney stone is hardened, and is read through the kidney as the seat of fear - the stone a solidified mass of fears and aggressive feelings held toward someone or a situation, the "old emotions" one has not evacuated. Held long enough, they crystallise. One tradition is specific: a stone forms where one lives under someone's angry power and can neither resolve it nor release the stress - and, at root, where a great fear of not being loved makes one swallow the anger, carry silent ill-will, and keep doing good for everyone while the resentment sets. The short explanation's hardened, long-held anger and fear is exactly that. Relief is described as letting the old fears and aggressive feelings flow out rather than storing them, and easing the fear of not being loved.

(Note: this is a metaphysical interpretation; kidney stones need medical care.)

Example from the findings: the stone is read as fear and aggressive feeling solidified, held in beneath a fear of not being loved.