Cysts

A cyst is an encapsulated cavity in the tissue — filled with fluid, sometimes with tissue, sometimes with old, thickened material. It does not grow outward. It does not really grow at all. It encapsulates itself. It sits there, enclosed, silent, like a sealed room no one enters anymore.

From a medical perspective, cysts are usually harmless — cavities that can be surgically removed or monitored. But when you ask more deeply, a pattern emerges that reaches far beyond the physical level: A cyst is materialised holding on. It is the physical expression of something you have locked inside yourself — an experience, an emotion, a memory that was neither digested nor released.

Your body forms a capsule around what you could not process. And this capsule is not a defect — it is an archive.