Nausea

Nausea is read as rejection at the very threshold of taking life in - one is so irritated and frustrated that nothing can be absorbed. The pattern is a strong urge to reject a situation, a person, or even life itself, "red with anger," with a particular person or experience felt as indigestible and turning back against one. Underneath run gnawing, haunting thoughts and constant uncertainty, sometimes a fear of what one carries inside. The short explanation's "emotional stress" is that churning refusal. Relief is described as recognising what one cannot stomach, easing the anger and uncertainty, and letting oneself take things in again.

Example from the findings: nausea is read as something indigestible - a person, a situation - that one is too angry and unsettled to absorb.