The are like a curtain that closes to protect us from external aggressions, to rest or not to see.
The biological sense of inflammation is to keep our eyes closed
Its inflammation often comes from a great anger that we feel for something that we are seeing and it causes us pain.
“That hurts my eyesight.”
Motor Conflict: There is a setback or difficulty in something visual: “I want to see, I don’t want to see. I want to see, I don’t want to see…”
Related to children or to something that can be symbolically considered “son” such as a business, a book, a painting, etc.
Or perhaps it could be related to others or to our own identity.
Our identity, what we want to be or what we want to show can be affected by it and we don’t want it to happen.
We are not accepting something from our past and we see it again in the present.
Something that we already had forgotten, we see again reflected in our children… “I can’t see without being seen.” “He is my son!”.
It can also be caused by a “dirty vision” conflict, related to seduction.
We desire something but, at the same time, we forbid it. “I see something that stains me.”
Sometimes, this inflation of the eyelids is related to a feeling of not wanting to see the day that begins, not wanting to face life.
Blepharitis can manifest in people who do not grant themselves the right to close their eyelids to rest or lie down, due to their anxiety to see everything.
Or in those others that, due to an excess of activity, and for not having any type of help, do not have a well-deserved rest either; which irritates them quite a bit.
Eyelid pain wants to convey to us that we do not adequately protect ourselves from external aggressions, that is, that we are easily influenced by what we see.