How thoughts and emotions affect your health

Spiritual Immunity? I like that.

I'm getting into Qigong and learning that the body, like all batteries, has a conduit of energy cycling. Our emotions are powerful and are sometimes particularly the cause to the "blockage" of the cycling energy. When this occurs, that's when a "stuffy nose or cough" becomes apparent.

In regards to flus or colds, I'm like you montalk, yet we are "childs" in how to properly avoid such events (colds + flus + cancers) because the people who are deeply into Qigong or Falun Gong, or whatever that branches from the ancient practices of Lemuria and the first-civilizations, never had such small and pety ailments conflicting. We have the power to never get sick or feel bad, etc etc, it all depends as you know on our concentration and focus on what we "wish" to occur. STS primary principle isn't it?

I wonder if the "virus" or "flu bug" or "bacteria" or whatever truly has as much an impact on a human body, or if it's just a programmed reason, excuse.

Perhaps due to the 10-DNA strands that were burned off of us, this may be why we are prone to such conditions...however again I still know people who do not get colds EVER or flus EVER or anything of the sort to ever "possibly" occur would make them giggle like school-girls.

When I was first introduced to this idea a number of years ago, I actually became hostile!  It was some victim-mentality addiction.  I didn't want to be held responsible for my own illness.

But of course it is true!

A friend passed on a lovely book on the subject by an intuitive healer:  Anatomy of the Spirit: The Seven Stages of Power and Healing by Caroline Myss, PhD.

I accept that, in theory, "We have the power to never get sick or feel bad, etc etc, it all depends as you know on our concentration and focus on what we "wish" to occur."

For most ordinary humans, however, this is a ways off.  Perhaps if collectively we recognized these principles we would all become stronger and more skilled at self-healing.  But as for right now, consciously controlling it remains a skill of the few.

I know deep in my psyche that when things go wrong physically, there is something wrong in my consciousness.  Recently I just went through a rough emotional knock-down and my pelvis flipped out of place.  This always happens when I am moving countries, breaking up a relationship, or having some upheaval.  The hips are connected to emotions and holding.

I broke through this emotion and woke up with the pelvis back in place.  I had been to a massage therapist, a chiropractor, and done tons of physical exercises to pop it back in.  But until those emotions were shifted, it didn't heal.

NOT a coincidence, I am certain.  : )

Also, I have a tightness between my shoulder blades that a massage therapist told me was about protecting my heart and escapism.

Escapism?  Who, me?  I laughed.

I am a writer who spends most of her days lost in her stories, and I have been living nomadically for most of the past decade!

Protecting my heart?  Oh, hell yeah.

If we observe life symbolically, metaphorically, we can see that everything is interconnected.  This is most certainly true of the connection between state-of-mind and physical health.