Fibroids and Female Cysts see also Cyst Psychosomatic and Holistic Meaning and Interpretation

A cyst is a rounded formation containing a soft liquid (rarely solid) substance, enclosed by a covering with no vascular connections to its contents. Cysts can be benign or malignant.
The presence of a cyst signifies accumulated regrets and long-held sorrow. They act as a buffer against the blows inflicted on our ego. People with one or more cysts are holding onto past pain they haven't yet resolved. If the cyst is malignant, refer to the term 'cancer' as well. By considering the affected body part's function, you can identify the area where this accumulated grief resides. For example, breast cysts may be linked to the maternal side of a person.
A cyst serves as a reminder to forgive instead of nurturing old wounds. It signals that what you're holding inside is causing you pain. You might believe someone hurt you, but it's your inner attitude that's hurting you the most. The presence of a cyst suggests you no longer need to build protective barriers against life's blows; it's a reminder to forgive others and yourself (see the stages of forgiveness).
A cyst forms when you hold onto regrets about a past situation or unfulfilled desires or projects. You've 'swelled up,' accumulating various information and data for a project that you could never realize. This becomes a burden on your body and mind, a refusal to forgive. Affirm, "I forgive myself, I love myself. I look to the future, and I am at peace." A cyst can also signify the solidification of attitudes and thought patterns that have unconsciously accumulated over time. These patterns act as a protective barrier, confining you within a rigid framework and hindering your ability to confront people or situations. This stagnation prevents progress and restricts your openness to other perspectives or ways of thinking. When ego is deeply wounded, resentment can solidify into a cyst. Embrace the flow of energy and trust in your ability to move forward with your projects. Seek solutions to allow life to flow more smoothly.





Embrace the flow of energy and trust in your ability to move forward with your projects. Seek solutions to allow life to flow more smoothly.

The ovaries are the female sex glands responsible for secreting female sex hormones and producing eggs. They are intimately connected to the woman's sacred chakra, linked to the power of creation. Ovarian problems, including pain, inflammation (ovaritis), cancer, and removal (ablation), indicate a disconnection from my creative abilities.

When suffering from ovarian issues, I may doubt my capability to create and worry about starting something new. This doubt often stems from misconceptions about femininity and an attempt to prove my abilities, even though I don't fully believe in them. Trusting both my inner masculine and feminine aspects is crucial for unleashing my creative potential.

Ovarian problems reflect deep conflicts regarding femininity, motherhood, and self-discovery. They can occur when I disconnect from my creative side, cutting myself off from new aspects of myself. Cysts in the ovaries indicate the accumulation of emotional energy or conflicting feelings related to ovarian energy. Ovarian cancer may develop after experiencing the loss of a loved one, whether through death, separation, or other circumstances.

Acknowledging and expressing these emotions can facilitate healing, allowing me to move forward with a more positive outlook and numerous projects to realize.

The penis is the male organ of copulation, symbolizing a man's ability to connect with a woman and experience pleasure. Various problems in this area, such as itching, erection or impotence issues, premature ejaculation, malformations, tumors, or cysts, may indicate unconscious blocks related to sex or fear, guilt, and a sense of undeserving. Sexual energy is not just about physical pleasure; it also represents the power to create one's life. These issues suggest a need to give yourself permission to enjoy love and sexual pleasure without creating fear or guilt. Embrace self-acceptance and trust in your creative power.

In the case of a benign tumor, refer to cyst or outgrowth. For malignant tumors, see cancer, while emphasizing the importance of not letting the term "tumor" induce fear of death.
A tumor resembles a shapeless mass and can appear in various parts of the body, often arising after emotional trauma. Old wounds and negative thoughts accumulate, forming a solid mass that obstructs the free flow of energy. It's crucial to acknowledge and express this inner despair seriously, as it conveys a vital message from the body. Failure to do so may result in a constant inner voice echoing "you die," akin to "tumors," gradually eroding one's well-being.




If I refuse, I will have the feeling that a small inner voice inside me is telling me: "you die" (almost identical to "tumors") over a slow fire.

A fibroid is a benign tumor composed exclusively of fibrous tissue, which often develops in the uterus. While it's not typically painful, it can create a sensation of pelvic heaviness and urinary issues. Some women may have these growths for years without being aware of them.
A fibroid can symbolize a psychological burden, like a grief that remains unconscious, perhaps related to the loss of a child. This loss could be connected to experiences such as abortion, a miscarriage, or giving a child up for adoption or placement in a specialized facility for the disabled. It can also represent a woman's struggle with the societal pressure to have children or her resistance to committing to a relationship. It's essential to recognize that holding onto this grief doesn't make one a better person and not to fear being seen as heartless.
If you've chosen to be childless, it's your right, and you don't have to adhere to outdated beliefs that equate motherhood with womanhood. In the age of Aquarius, women can live fulfilling lives without having children. If you desire children but fear relationships with men, addressing that fear is the first step. For now, give yourself permission to acknowledge that fear.

Fibroids and Female Cysts see also Cyst