The little toe (little finger): It is the finger related to the "territory" in relation to the collaterals.
It is the finger that examines my territory and that seeks balance, it gives firmness to my grip.
Everything that we consider to be "ours" is territory. It can be our house, partner, our children, family, work, room, etc.
If I feel that I am losing territory or that I have the risk of losing it, or that perhaps I have not taken enough care of my territory or I lack the courage to defend it, or I do not enjoy it, etc., I will damage my little finger.
It can also indicate that our way of establishing relationships does not satisfy us and we want to change old habits and replace them with new ones.
If I don't like public speaking, if I don't like defending my ideas, if I am unstable or feel vulnerable, my little finger will hide under the fourth finger.
The more I feel able to defend my territory, the straighter and firmer my little finger will be.
"Sharing my room is uncomfortable."
"I hate myself for the way I express myself."
"What my wife told me hurt me."
"I feel bad about the way I answered my brother."
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