Herpes general oral Cold Sore see also M Psychosomatic and Holistic Meaning and Interpretation

Herpes, often referred to as "fiery fires," manifests as a skin rash characterized by clusters of inflammatory vesicles. This virus infects a vast number of individuals and remains in the body indefinitely, occasionally resurfacing after periods of dormancy. The herpes simplex virus (HSV) typically presents as sores affecting the mouth, lips, or genital regions. Several causes are associated with herpes:
- Frustration stemming from unfulfilled desires, leading to feelings of powerlessness or inadequacy.
- A desire to push someone away by refusing kisses, either due to judgment or a desire to inflict punishment.
- Self-directed anger for uttering hurtful words.
- Harsh generalizations and judgments against the opposite sex, such as "all men are..."
These actions signify a desire to maintain distance from others, as herpes often affects areas crucial for personal, verbal, or emotional communication with others. Sores can indicate emotional and mental anguish since they involve soft tissue and fluids. They signal inner pain or a rash of intense inner suffering. Since we use our lips to kiss loved ones (spouses, children, parents, etc.), oral herpes may indicate a situation involving separation from someone we used to kiss. Skin-to-skin contact on the lips is disrupted for some reason, leading to a herpes outbreak. When it occurs on the nose (although less common), it may signify anger related to being perceived as "meddling" in others' affairs. Herpes outbreaks appear to correlate with stress and conflict situations, especially when we reluctantly engage in activities or go against our inner feelings (e.g., engaging in sexual encounters with someone we don't want to be with). Therefore, herpes can symbolize sorrow, weariness in life, and a lack of self-love. This virus brings up issues of shame, guilt, commitment, and self-denial, often tied to sexuality (you can explore the specific body part affected for additional insights). Stop harshly judging yourself and others. Open up to others, gain confidence in your intimate relationships, love yourself more, and let the sunshine back into your life. Be proud of who you are.




Stop harshly judging yourself and others, open up to intimacy, love yourself more, and let the sunshine back into your life. Be proud of who you are.

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

Pharyngitis, commonly known as a sore throat, typically arises from emotions, feelings, or energies that block the throat. These may enter through the nose, mouth, or emerge from within, getting stuck at the throat level. Often, these are emotions or situations suppressed and difficult to accept. When something feels amiss (nose) or remains unabsorbed (mouth), it's a sign that something needs addressing. These emotions can become amplified after a cold, affecting one more deeply than the cold itself. Analyzing these feelings that cling and block at the throat level is necessary to accept and release them.




The sensation can be persistent.

FUEGO, commonly known as BUCAL HERPES, manifests as a skin rash primarily affecting the oral region.
Having fever represents passing harsh judgments, particularly against someone of the opposite sex, possibly generalizing it to the entire gender. It's a way to find something repugnant and avoid kissing or expressing anger towards someone who may have humiliated you. This anger almost reached the surface but was held back at the last moment.
Your fever urges you to replace criticism with loving thoughts toward the opposite sex. Frequent fevers carry an urgent message that your way of thinking hinders your ability to connect with the opposite sex, which may be your deep desire. Walking away only harms you, even if it feels like you're punishing the other person.

The mouth, as the entry point for nourishment, emotions, and sensory experiences, symbolizes acceptance and incorporation. Ailments of the mouth signal mental inflexibility, rigid opinions, and difficulty accepting and assimilating new thoughts and feelings. It reflects situations that individuals struggle to "swallow," typically involving hurtful or unspoken words. The desire to respond may be hindered by discomfort or the absence of the right moment. Thus, unsaid words accumulate, creating inner conflict. These mouth-related ailments, such as canker sores or mouth ulcers (herpes), often manifest during periods of stress or emotional turmoil, revealing one's negative response to daily reality. They signify feeling trapped or locked in a situation, prolonged rumination over an unpleasant event, or a pressing need for freedom, even at the risk of unsettling oneself. A hunger for love, affection, knowledge, spirituality, or freedom can trigger these mouth-related issues if individuals perceive these needs as unattainable or unrealistic. The mouth reflects openness and flexibility toward new experiences, provided they align with one's harmony.






It's not about what I need, but how I need it.

Herpes general oral Cold Sore see also M