Trigeminal Nerve Neuralgia

Trigeminal neuralgia sends sharp pain along the great nerve of the face. Nerve pain is read as too much tension on the body's "wiring," often where a "coldness" or break has come between oneself and another - animosity, rancour and irritating thoughts blocking contact. In the face, it is read alongside a refusal to look at an issue that is causing emotional pain. The short explanation's "not wanting to look at or acknowledge an issue that is causing emotional pain" sits in that strained, averted contact. Relief is described as easing the rancour and restoring contact, and letting oneself face what hurts rather than holding it under tension.

Example from the findings: the facial nerve pain is read as tension and rancour where one will not look at what hurts.