Varicose Veins

Your veins are pushing through. They wind bluish-violet beneath the skin — thickened, twisted, sometimes painful. What once did its work invisibly — carrying blood back to the heart — suddenly becomes visible. Heavy. Pressing. Your legs feel like lead, especially in the evenings, especially after standing for long periods. Medically, the venous valves are failing: blood that should be flowing upward sinks back. It pools. The vessels widen under the pressure.

Seen from a psychosomatic perspective, a deeper question arises: what is pooling in your life? Which flow has come to a standstill — not in your legs, but in how you are living? Your blood can no longer find its way back to the heart. And perhaps you yourself can no longer find your way back to what is close to your heart.

Varicose veins are not a cosmetic problem. They are a sign of congestion.