Elbows in general Psychosomatic and Holistic Meaning and Interpretation

Epicondylitis, commonly known as tennis elbow in sports medicine, is an inflammation at the elbow joint. Elbows provide necessary flexibility for changes in direction. Inflammation in this area may signify resistance to specific aspects of life, potentially stemming from frustration due to repetitive events. It's essential to let go of old thought patterns and embrace a path of personal evolution and love to alleviate such discomfort.




I accept to let love circulate in the events that present themselves to me.

Elbows are flexible joints in the arm, allowing for ease of movement and change in direction. They symbolize adaptability and flexibility in everyday actions. Pain or stiffness in the elbows represents a lack of flexibility and the fear of feeling confined or cornered in uncomfortable situations. Elbows are associated with action, and rigidity can lead to resistance against those with different approaches or habits, blocking the flow of heart energy.

Two healthy elbows represent the ability to embrace and take action in various aspects of life. By maintaining flexibility and open-mindedness, one can accept life's changes gracefully, care for themselves, and remain open to love.




I am open to love, which helps me to more easily live everyday experiences without aggressiveness, with flexibility and open-mindedness.

LUXATION refers to the displacement of joint bone extremities, such as the shoulder, elbow, fingers, knee, vertebrae, or hip. Dislocations often result from impacts, blows, or forced movements. Consider the specific location of the dislocation and ask yourself what fear or emotional shock makes you feel "boxed in." Your body may have reacted inversely to release emotional tension. Recognize the inner freedom within you and allow it to shine in situations that seem restrictive, fostering greater harmony in your life.

Bursitis is an inflammatory condition affecting the membranous bursae of the joints, commonly localized in the elbows or back. It is characterized by well-defined swelling, typically painful and elastic in texture, accompanied by red and warm skin. See specific sections for back pain or elbow pain as appropriate.

Bursitis often afflicts individuals who harbor anger but suppress it, especially perfectionists who deny themselves the right to be angry. This repressed anger accumulates in the affected joint. If the desire to strike someone, repressed due to feeling overly responsible towards them, is the underlying issue, bursitis may manifest in the back. In cases related to sports, such as hitting a ball in golf or tennis, it may occur in the elbow. These individuals often harbor resentment and struggle with self-acceptance.

When the body experiences bursitis, it's time to realize that suffering to the extent of enduring this condition is unnecessary. This doesn't mean physically striking someone but rather asserting oneself and expressing one's desires. Consider the example of a woman who opted to stop playing tennis after experiencing anger during team matches due to accusations of subpar performance. Her bursitis emerged when she decided to cease playing. In this case, expressing her demands could have potentially resolved the issue and pleased her teammates.

Bursitis denotes inflammation or swelling of the bursa in shoulder joints, elbows, patellas, or Achilles tendons. The bursa resembles a small sac containing fluid, facilitating smooth joint movement. Bursitis indicates pent-up frustration, irritation, and suppressed anger towards a situation or individual, which one may feel inclined to "strike" (in the case of arms) or "kick" (in the case of legs). It is crucial to explore the root cause of the desire to strike and find appropriate means to express these feelings. Whether the pain is on the left (related to emotions) or right side (related to responsibilities and rationality), it's important to remain open, change one's attitude, and better accept emotions and feelings. Transforming them into love and harmony benefits both oneself and others. Bursitis is often linked to work-related experiences, prompting the need for a more positive attitude to adapt to new situations.

Refer to "eyes (in general)," adding that the person perceives reality as excessively offensive, seeing life through a bleak lens.

Elbows in general