Shingles (Herpes Zoster)

Shingles erupts in a band along the path of a nerve - and the nerves are read as our means of inner communication, so the eruption marks a break in communication in the area it follows. It burns like fire, read as the fire of anger arising from criticism or fear: one has felt attacked and carries a deep bitterness, a person or situation having hurt one, creating tension while the body is in fact longing for attention. The short explanation's feeling-attacked bitterness is exactly that. Relief is described as restoring the broken communication, voicing the hurt rather than letting it burn, and giving oneself the attention and care one needs.

(Note: this is a metaphysical interpretation; shingles is a viral infection that benefits from prompt medical treatment.)

Example from the findings: shingles is read as a break in communication burning along a nerve, where one feels attacked and deeply bitter.