Short-sightedness

Short-sightedness is read through the eyes as how one looks at one's life - here, unable to see far. The pattern is read as a fear of looking into the distance: a fear of the future that irritates and angers, so one's sight draws in close (the source notes this as more often a trouble of the young). The short explanation's "fear of looking far ahead - a fear of the future that irritates and angers" is exactly that. Relief is described as releasing the fear and resentment tied to the future, so one's foresight and intuition can open and the distance feel safe to look toward.

Example from the findings: short-sightedness is read as sight drawn in close by a fear of the future one will not look toward.