Carried: Gall Bladder Problems
“Whatever I feel underneath, I make sure the world sees the opposite, standing tall over a room of fools.”
It shows up as a proud, imperious front deliberately opposite to what is felt beneath, a compensation strategy that comes off as arrogance, judgment and a power-seeking, dominating expectancy. Beneath the superiority sit resentment and a nursed sense of injustice, a conviction of being surrounded by lesser people one cannot do anything about. The clinical name here is a shape, not a diagnosis. What it asks for is to let one true, unimposing feeling be seen.
Haman, who could not bear that one man would not bow, and let a swelling pride and a nursed grievance drive him, certain of his standing above the fools around him. The form implies a task: to let the bowing go and be ordinary among others.
- Essence
- The Fortified
- Rule
- If they see what's really underneath, I lose the height I stand on.
- Body zone
- The gall bladder; bile, and the pride worn over what is felt beneath
- Archetype
- Haman
- Emotional theme
- Resentment and injustice nursed beneath a proud front
- Behavioural pattern
- Projecting the opposite of what is felt; arrogance, judgment, dominating expectancy
- Family dynamic
- A patriarchal, position-conscious and supercilious family
- Core wound
- If they see what's really underneath, I lose the height I stand on.
- Exit
- Letting one true, unimposing feeling be seen.
What is the "Carried: Gall Bladder Problems" pattern?
It shows up as a proud, imperious front deliberately opposite to what is felt beneath, a compensation strategy that comes off as arrogance, judgment and a power-seeking, dominating expectancy. Beneath the superiority sit resentment and a nursed sense of injustice, a conviction of being surrounded by lesser people one cannot do anything about. The clinical name here is a shape, not a diagnosis. What it asks for is to let one true, unimposing feeling be seen.
What does "Carried: Gall Bladder Problems" sound like when it shows up?
Whatever I feel underneath, I make sure the world sees the opposite, standing tall over a room of fools.
What is the archetypal form of "Carried: Gall Bladder Problems"?
Haman, who could not bear that one man would not bow, and let a swelling pride and a nursed grievance drive him, certain of his standing above the fools around him. The form implies a task: to let the bowing go and be ordinary among others.
This is a pattern. Not a verdict.
It appears in many lives.