Pyelonephritis (Inflammation of the Kidney)

Kidney inflammation is read through fear and repressed anger. The pattern is fright and anguish about life, with frustrations, disappointments and a sense of failure not channelled but pushed deep inside, so that one becomes exaggeratedly reactive about what contraries one while feeling powerless. One does violence to oneself - angry at being unable to assert oneself and say no - "swallowing back" what one then stews in, and well-hidden secrets make the kidneys work all the harder. The short explanation's "suppression of severe anger" is exactly that repressed, swallowed rage. Relief is described as channelling the anger and fear into honest expression, saying no when one needs to, and letting the hidden things out.

Example from the findings: kidney inflammation is read as fear and repressed anger swallowed back, with hidden secrets straining the organ.