The little toe is related to “territory” in relation to the collaterals.
It is the finger that examines my territory and that seeks balance; it gives firmness to my grip.
Everything we consider to be “ours” is territory. It can be our house, partner, children, family, work, room, etc.
The little toe may be affected if I feel like I am losing my territory or am at risk of losing it.
“Sharing my room is uncomfortable”,
“They want to take away my house”,
“I don’t want to share my space”.
Likewise, I can have ailments if I feel guilty for not having taken care of my territory enough or because I lack the courage to defend it or because I don’t enjoy it, etc.
If I don’t like public speaking, if I don’t like defending my ideas, if I am unstable or feel vulnerable, my little finger will hide under the fourth finger.
The more I feel able to defend my territory, the straighter and firmer my little finger will be.
A fearful and insecure person will probably have their pinky hidden under their fourth toe.
While a confident person will have a straight and strong pinky on their left foot.
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