The tendons have the function of joining the muscle to the bone and thus transmit the force of the muscular contraction to produce the movement.

If I have discomfort in a tendon, it indicates that I am experiencing a situation of devaluation related to a movement that I must perform at that moment, that is, it is an action that I am performing now.

“My action is considered worthless”

Likewise, it can warn me of small disrespect towards myself.

For example, in the sports field, for not having achieved a specific mark.

You can also talk to me about attachments or family ties, referring especially to someone with whom I feel very close.

“Whatever I do, I won’t get it”, “My action is deemed worthless”

Tendinitis: it tells us about the inflammation of a tendon.

Whenever an inflammation occurs, it is the repair phase of an emotional conflict of devaluation related to a movement that I am doing, in the present.

In the same way, since the tendons serve to unite two parts, any problem can indicate that I have difficulties in relation to the union between two parts, two values, or two directions that lead me towards a specific project.

“Whatever I do, I won’t get it.” “I need something to hold on to.”

If a tendon ruptures, it means that something has broken in a relationship.

It is important to take into account the meaning of the part of the body where the tendon is located.

Lax tendons: they give me a notion of collapse, sinking.

“I’m sunk, I can’t go on.”

Epitrochleitis: expresses to me that I have difficulties to hug.

Right epicondylitis: “I have to and I don’t feel like it”, “It’s my obligation but I don’t want to do it”

Left epicondylitis: “I want to do, obtain, achieve something and they prevent me”

Elbow: A problem with the elbow tendon tells me about a lack of value linked to work. “I don’t feel supported at work”

Shoulder tendinitis: it is related to conflicts where I devalue myself for having too many responsibilities, wanting to protect someone and not being able or ‘not feeling supported’.

On the wrist: it means that I devalue myself in relation to the gesture that I am making.

There’s something I’m doing that I don’t want to do.

If it occurs on the heel: it is related to conflicts in which I devalue myself because I do not feel supported and I cannot or do not want to go in one direction.

Bilateral hip tendinitis: informs me of oppositional conflict and sexual frustration.

When it affects the joint capsule, it will have a notion of protection.

If it concerns the ligaments, it refers to a concern for the future.

When it is located in the muscles, it tells us about a conflict of impotence.

Achilles tendon: It is a tendon in the back of the leg. It allows the impulse of the body.

If discomfort arises, it indicates that we have difficulties to carry out an impulse (real or symbolic) in the present.

I am considering a leap, a change, I am surely already immersed in it.

It may escape me, but there I have that important change that I dare not face for fear of what I will find or for leaving what I know.

“I don’t feel capable of taking the leap”, “I’m afraid of leaving my parents’ house”,

“I don’t have the courage to commit or get married”,

“The responsibility of being a father scares me”, “I’m afraid of changing jobs”.

It is essential to trust myself and my abilities and fight for what I want in life.

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