Nose see also: Body Odor Psychosomatic and Holistic Meaning and Interpretation

In general, the fluids in the human body symbolize emotions. Unpleasant body odor indicates the overflow of negative emotions that need expression. These emotions could include irritability, disgust, hatred, frustration, resentment, or dislike for someone or something.

Conversely, a pleasant body odor suggests beautiful thoughts and harmony with the environment. Some individuals with a high spiritual mission may emit an "odor of holiness." They can even exude various fragrances like carnation, rose, or sandalwood when in a state of great happiness or while reading spiritual texts. Some rare individuals may even sense diseases or emotions in others through their scent.

Abundant perspiration signals inner nervousness, insecurity, or anxiety that needs release. Expressing both positive and negative feelings can free you and make space for new experiences and positive thoughts.

Vaginitis is a vaginal infection, akin to candida or yeast infection, often accompanied by foul odors. In many cases, it signifies pent-up anger towards a sexual partner or feelings of guilt. If you employ sex to exert power or control over your partner, you might frequently experience vaginitis. It can become an excuse to withhold intimacy and punish your partner by denying them sex. The vulnerability in a sexual relationship can trigger various emotions tied to past experiences or fears, such as the fear of being misunderstood or hurt again. Unpleasant odors may serve as a means to release stored negative emotions, grief, and anxiety, deeply ingrained in the vaginal tissue. The vagina mirrors your emotions about sexuality: positivity leads to sexual pleasure, while guilt, fear, shame, conflicts, confusion, or memories of abuse may cause infection. It's a signal to reconsider your attitude toward a fulfilling sexuality, a fundamental aspect of life and happiness to which you're entitled.

Sneezing involves a sudden, involuntary intake of breath, followed by a forceful exhalation expelling fluid from the nose and mouth. It serves to remove excess nasal secretions caused by dust, odors, or sudden temperature changes. Excessive or repetitive sneezing indicates annoyance or frustration with someone or a situation that I wish to rid myself of, consciously or unconsciously.
Whenever you sneeze, pause to reflect on your thoughts a few seconds or minutes prior to sneezing. You'll likely discover something that bothered you and might have led to criticism. Instead of suppressing your criticism and the desire to expel something or someone, consider finding value in it and accepting it. If a situation truly doesn't benefit you (e.g., being in a group where someone speaks negatively and it bothers you), express your feelings and consider leaving, rather than seeking to expel others.
Sneezing is triggered by irritation or tingling in the inner nasal walls, leading to sudden expulsion of air through the nose and mouth. Sneezing signals that something or someone is bothering me. Reflect on what's causing this discomfort, whether it's a situation or a person. Am I criticizing someone or even myself? Unconsciously, I may have the urge to distance myself from a particular situation or person. What do I want to remove from my life? Who or what am I trying to expel? Identifying the cause allows me to assert my rightful place and restore harmony, either through communication or rectifying the situation.

The nose serves as the passage for life-giving air to reach my lungs. Air is of utmost importance. Apart from breathing through our two nostrils, we can also breathe through our mouth. Difficulty in breathing can signify challenges in my life. If I resist living fully or struggle to adapt to my surroundings because they don't align with my desires, my ability to breathe through my nose may suffer. It's as if I'm trying to expel a conflict through my nose. If the left nostril is problematic, it may carry an emotional message, while issues with the right nostril indicate rational difficulties. In either case, I may need to explore my birth experience to uncover the source of my nasal discomfort. If I've undergone surgery to improve my breathing, it's like saying yes to intuition, experience, and life itself. By adopting an open and self-trusting attitude, I can overcome any nose-related discomfort.

Any liquid within my body represents an aspect of my emotions. When my nose's liquid flows into my throat rather than outward, it suggests that I'm suppressing my emotions or tears. I tend to withdraw and lament my circumstances, feeling sorry for myself. It's crucial for me to take control, engage in self-care, rediscover the joys of life, and fulfill my purpose.

Nose see also: Body Odor