EYES diseases, emotional and spiritual meaning:

They are the organs of vision. They are considered the mirror of the soul. They doesn´t only collect impressions from outside, but also express any emotions and feelings that are experienced within.

Through the eyes, we immediately recognize emotions such as anger, fear, anger or love.

The eyes represent the ability one has to focus on life and see others. All eye diseases tell us about our inability to see life objectively; they highlight our point of view and our way of seeing things and situations as they really are.

Red eyes: They warn me of the loss of vision of a distant, territory (company, team, land), related to obedience to certain orders that affect the family.

It also tells me that I want to see someone that, for whatever reason, I cannot see. "I can't see my children because they are far away"

Dry eyes: This symptom reflects the state of anger and rage that I feel for something dirty that I have seen. 

Someone I love has done something so painful and outrageous to me that I unconsciously refuse to look at him lovingly again and therefore am unable to forgive him.

"I feel hurt, resentful", "I resist seeing him from love", "I'd rather die than give in and forgive"

I do not accept others as they are and I see them with anger because they do not do what I want.

Ulcers: They express to us that we have experienced an emotional conflict of serious visual separation. "I have definitely lost someone out of sight"

Scleritis: The sclera helps shape the eye, as well as being the structure that protects all its internal elements.

Inflammation in this part of the eye tells us that we have experienced an emotional conflict of lack of visual protection. I feel angry at the loss of visual territory (something I consider mine) and I am unable to defend it.

Chalazion: This is a cyst on the eyelid caused by the inflammation of a blocked meibomian gland.

This gland secretes the fatty substance of the tear film, which is a protection for the eye. There has been an excess demand for protection that has blocked the conduit.

“I have blindly trusted something or someone and it has failed me. I should have been more alert”

"There is something that I am seeing, in myself or on the outside that stains me, makes me dirty"

"I don't want to see more in a passive, childish way, what they impose on me as a burden, as a structure of life"

It can also indicate to me that I am experiencing an emotional conflict of separation and dishonor at the same time. "It's wrong not to see him again."

Similarly, it may warn me of a conflict with my view of religion.

Stye: If I get a stye, it warns me that I am experiencing a conflict of dishonor and separation, at the same time, because of something I have seen that has made me feel dirty.

"I have seen something that I did not like at all."

"I feel dirty about something disgusting that I have had to see."

"I have problems in my marriage or with my partner."

"I saw something that made me angry."

"I just like to see things that interest me."

Pain in the eyes: The physical pain in the eye is the reflection of the emotional pain that I feel because of what is happening to me and that I do not want to see.

"I try to flee from life since I do not accept to see what it is like"

Exophthalmia or large bulging eyes: The muscles that surround the eyes are in a permanent state of shock; reflect an expression of fear as a result of experiences lived in childhood.

It is similar to the conflictive situation that the prey experiences that increases its visual field to see the danger coming, anticipate and be able to escape in time from the predator.

"I must catch the image of danger as quickly as possible."

Blindness: When it is afraid, the ostrich prefers not to see anything and hides its head under the sand; everything is black there, nothing can be seen, and there are no more problems!

Due to shock, trauma, etc., I resist seeing, in order to avoid confronting reality. I don't want to accept what my eyes show me.

Was it necessary to hide my presence in my mother's womb?

Myasthenia: It expresses a conflict of powerlessness before something we see.

Trichiasis: it is a common anomaly of the eyelid in which the direction of the eyelashes is misdirected; they bend towards the eye, irritating the conjunctiva.

They manifest a situation of separation and guilt. I keep my vision skewed, because I feel guilty about "having seen something or someone or those they saw us."

Amblyopia: Amblyopia, also called lazy eye, is defined as a decrease in visual acuity without there being any organic lesion that justifies it.

It usually reflects the child's deep desire to unite what he sees as separate. "I want to unite my father and my mother."

Nystagmus: Nystagmus is an involuntary and uncontrolled movement of the eyes. The movement can be horizontal, vertical, rotary, oblique, or a combination of these.

I must take into account the moment that this symptom first appeared and find out if it coincided with a period in which I was living in a dangerous situation and that I searched, non-stop, among all the possibilities that were offered to me to be able to move forward.

“I can't look things straight ahead, the danger comes from different parts”, “I don't know where to look!”, “Survival depends on my balance; I have to stay stable "," I must watch the entire width of my territory"

Color blindness: This symptom manifests the inability of a person to distinguish the difference between certain colors.

Most of the time, the color that is not well distinguished maintains a connection with a traumatic experience in which, really or symbolically, that color was present.

Example: an alcoholic father, addicted to red wine. As a consequence, the color red represents for me fear, horror, shame, disappointment, etc. 

Therefore, my unconscious, so that I do not suffer stress again, prevents me from seeing that color.

Meaning of the laterality of the eyes:

For right-handed people (backwards for left-handed people):

Left eye: "I do not like the image I give". It is the eye of defense and danger. Look into the distance (to shoot). The eye that directs the movement identifies the enemies.

Right eye: "I don't like the image I give to others" This eye represents recognition and affectivity; it is the eye that memorizes and compares faces. It is related to children, family, friends and our identity.

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