I have a lifetime of gems to share. The intent of this format is to present the
jewels to you simply with a conscious authority that arises from an ongoing
intimacy with the Divine. There are
many views to consider. As an example,
the following words may sound ‘foreign’ to you. Looking at healing from a different view is challenging but can
fling the door open in rather remarkable ways.
Imagine something is disrupted in your physical body. You begin to talk about it. A possible lie or temporary distraction is
set in motion as a truth. Next, you
hear a suggestion from a family member or friend. Your mind gets excited, fear takes possession and voila, a
phenomenon is produced. You become
concerned and make a doctor’s appointment. The doctor asks you to describe the
problem. You tell him and he gives your
problem a name. Now, you are really
disturbed. Your mind is focused on his
comments and fear begins to solidify the disturbance in your body.
Could it be that various beliefs and opinions of the world
actually make people sick? A good
example is the flu season. Who created
the flu season? Who said you will
likely experience several colds each year?
Statements like this are false beliefs and opinions. Do you really need a flu shot? I tell myself that I don’t need to
experience a cold, flu or a shot and nothing nasty materializes. If you cause the mind to be confused by
psychological disturbances, you will have negative effects. We really need to watch our words and also
pay close attention to the language other people direct toward us, particularly
authority figures. Excitement, fear and
opinions usually obliterate wisdom.
I also find it interesting that we are told in scripture not
to take any thought of what we shall eat or drink because it doesn’t have as
much to do with our health as we may think.
It is our patterns, thoughts and what comes out of the mouth that harms
our health. Perhaps, we need to prove
the science of wisdom and correct our opinions in order to change our health.
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