Eyelid, cornea, lens
Also see: retina, vitreous body, tear glands.
Sensitivity follows the outer skin pattern.
Whether it involves the left or right eye depends on the biological laterality.
Themes
- Eyelids and conjunctiva: separation conflict, losing sight of someone while the eyes are closed.
- Cornea: intense, visual separation, losing sight of someone.
- Lens: very intense visual separation.
In nature, losing sight of the herd can result in death.
CA phase
Decrease of cells in the eyelids and conjunctiva of the eye, in the cornea and lens.
Temporary short term memory loss.
Biological purpose
- Eyelid, conjunctiva and cornea: amnesia cause the person being missed to be forgotten for the time being. One can therefore move on with life. In animals, this also provides the solution.
- Eye lens: improvement in vision to better focus on the one one is losing sight of.
Symptoms
None.
When there is prolonged and or intense conflict of the cornea: keratoconus. The cornea becomes thinner and takes on a cone shape, bulging outward.
PCL phase
Rebuilding of cells in the eyelids, cornea and lens.
Symptoms
Short-term memory loss continues at this stage.
- Eyelids and conjunctiva: conjunctivitis. Red eyes due to inflammation of the conjunctiva, inflamed, swollen eyelids ("snot eye"), itching, pain.
- Cornea: trachoma. Red, sore eyes, sensitive to light, temporary opacity due to inflammation (temporary blindness).
- Lens: gray cataract. In practice, this is usually a hanging healing. It is particularly common in older people, who see more and more loved ones around them falling away. Many triggers and relapses.