Eyelids:
Conflict of motor function. You cannot see and not see, at the same time.
Blepharitis
(inflammation of the eyelids): The eyelids are like a curtain that closes to
protect from external aggression, to rest or not to see. Inflammation often
comes from an anger for something that we are seeing and cause us pain.
"That hurts my eyes”
Motor
conflict: Related to the children, the neighbour, with our identity.
"I
cannot see without being seen” "He's my son!".
There
is disappointment or difficulty in something visual: "I do not want to
see, I do not want to see...” related to the children or to something
symbolically considered "childish" as a book, a painting, etc.
Our
identity, what we want to be or what we want to and what we do not want to
happen. We are not accepting some of our past and we see it again in the
present. We had forgotten something, we see it again reflected in our
children...
Conflict
of "dirty vision" related to seduction. We want something but at the
same time, we tried to stop ourselves. "I see something that stains
me".
We
prefer not to see the day that begins, not face life, for lack of ideas.
It
can manifest itself in blepharitis those people who refuse to close the eyelids
to rest or sleep, for their anxiety to see everything not granted.
Or
those which, by excess of activity, and not having any help, nor have a
deserved rest; which irritates them enough. We do not protect adequately
against external aggression, that is to say, that we easily let ourselves be
influenced by what we see.
Blepharoptosis
or palpebral ptosis (drooping eyelids) is the manifestation of great sadness
... as when the curtain is lowered.
Conflict
of impotence for something we see.
Refusing
to look at this world considered as childish and immature. Resignation.
Conflict
of "danger". Not being able to see things that seem horrible, ugly or
aggressive: "I cannot go back to see my son, my country, etc”.
In
women, it usually appears in the left eye and speaks of apathy and sadness, in
her marital relations, having chosen a husband who disappoints her.
It
may also indicate a problem with the child.
Similarly
you can refer another person to which you want to avoid seeing.
"You
can see and not see at once” "We cannot see without being seen”
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