Varicosis

Varicose veins arise where blood cannot flow freely back to the heart, and the pattern is being stuck where one no longer wants to be. The legs carry us forward in life, so varicosity is read as a place, relationship or role that has lost its joy - a monotonous job, a draining situation - which one neither wants to continue nor knows how to leave. Life feels dull and dissatisfying, and one grows stingy with one's own smiles and warmth. Since the blood here stands for the joy of life and love returning to the heart, the deeper conflict is read as a strained capacity to love oneself and receive love. The short explanation's anger at unaccepted injustice is that resentful, joyless stuckness. Relief is described as finding where joy can move again and letting love circulate back to oneself.

Example from the findings: varicose veins are read as being stuck, without joy, in a direction one can neither continue nor leave.