Sickness......It's all in your head! (Page 1 of 2)

I only get sick when I persistently do something that goes against the flow, or when I get stressed about stuff that later turns out was not worth stressing about. So the more I notice and correct any emotional and spiritual imbalance, the less sick I get.  Can't remember if it was the Ra, Cass, or BOTD material or all three, but it was explained that viruses and germs only replicate when there are gaps in awareness, breaks in the aura, when some lesson needs to be learned, when there is some imbalance creating both a necessity for and vulnerability to disease. Makes sense to me...what is it that makes some tiny virus or germ create full blown illness other than some catalyst provided by the body? It's gotta be more than just the physical replication factor taught in biology class because some people just don't get sick, even with viruses and bacteria all around, and they aren't physical supermen either. If the etheric body facilitates the replication of healthy cells, then dark spots or gaps should likewise catalyze the growth of pathogens...a healthy subtle body should encourage a healthy physical body, and it is thoughts and emotions that most affect the state of the subtle body...thus sickness is indeed in the head.

Hi Tom,

This happened to me on Sunday just gone. As I mentioned in the Family of Light thread, I recently left a trance meditation class after realising the fella channelling was being controlled by STS forces. This was a shocker, as I had paid in advance for a series of 5 workshops, and it was after the first one that I came to my realisation. The realisation sunk in slowly but surely as I made my way back home on the train. About 4 hours later, after stressing about it unnecessarily, due to my ego and disappointment, the flu virus got me.

As soon as I had said all I wanted to say, to him via an email discussion the following day, I started to feel better. Now I am just waiting for the promised refund which they promised to return immediately. It'll beinteresting to see if I do get the money back, as their refusal could be another feeding lure.

My son had a similar scenario whilst shaking an emotinal bully off his tail. As he made the decision to cut off this angel-faced vector of attack, he got the flu too, but after he was free of this, aided by some colloidal silver and good discussion about his decision, he was fine the very next day. Kids can heal real fast.

Its all learning, and interesting that we have both gone through similar scenarios one after another. Except in my case, I ran out of colloidal silver at the crucial time and didn't have the energy toeven go out and get some on the crucial first day of the flu. An interesting, but, thanks to awareness, short term attack.

V

Morningsun

In no particular order esp sice I don't know you (other than here):
If exercise induced...don't exercise
If environmentally induced...get a respirator mask..:)
Okay kidding a side

Get tested for food allergies (maybe significant for allergies and asthma),

lose weight (may alleviate asthma),

take supplements again in no particular order:

**Magnesium (relaxes airways),

moducare (modifies/supports appropriate immuno response)

**enzymes (aids digestion and can reduce inflammation)

**High dose Vit C with bioflavanoids (esp Quercetin may need to get extra Quercetin) (can reduce
inflammation and protect from allergens in the first place)

IP6 (supports immune system)

**Flaxseed oil/fish oils (essential fatty acids reduce inflammation)

CoQ10 (may counter histamine)

Some of the supps are more expensive than others. The starred ones are where I'd start and if able to afford, I'd highly recommend moducare (just not familiar enough with IP6). Good luck with the flax oil.

Let me know if I can offer more guidance. Any local health food store should be able to help too.

Hi T-Ren,

This was the section that really influenced me the most.     I was laughing, but really pondered it too.  It was just so funny....the psychic woman doing a mental scan of the guy and then getting a surprised look and asking him, "Have you been yelling your spleen??!"   And it turned out he had!     haha   But that was supposedly the reason the spleen was shutting down....it was already sick, then it was getting yelled at and cursed at on top of it for not working.   Til reading that, I'd never even CONSIDERED that our body's cells and organ structures as a whole had any sort of sentience or connection to us.   They are aware of the thoughts we direct to those regions of the body, but we are completely unaware of them, (them being the cells and organs.)   Humans are just so out of touch with everything....the planet and environment, other fellow critters, and our own bodies.   There isn't anything we don't overlook and plow right over in our blind quest for money, power, career, a full stomach, ego gratification and comfy security.   So that book was an eye opener and taught me so much, and especially sections which dealt with health and the mind's power to control the functions and condition of the physical body.   

With that in mind, when I had my bladder infection, I was directly thinking about the Spleen section.    I laid down on my bed and began visualizing my bladder and anything connected to it and literally, talked to it and gave it a pep talk and connected to it as if it was a sentient area that could hear me and understand me.   !  Sounds nuts, but it worked!   I envisioned the bacteria causing the infection, and how they were overrunning my system, then encouraged my system to be able to tackle them once and for all.  I was like, "You can do it!   I know you can!"       Just put out all these great loving vibes and really invisioned my system overcoming the bacteria and being victorious.  Did that for over 10 minutes, then went to sleep.

By the morning..........the infection was gone!    But what a concept.............talking to our bodies and connecting with the individual parts and even cells as if they are sentient, instead of ignoring them, getting frustrated at them when they don't work right, and even abusing them with drugs and junk food.

That reminds me of a conversation I had with my office manager about five years ago.  She and some of the other staff were looking into purchasing "breast cancer insurance", and she asked me if I was interested.  I told her I was not, as I was not planning to have breast cancer.  She looked at me like I had two heads.  "What do you mean you're not planning on having it?!!!"   Women have been so inundated with fear-producing programming related to that in the last decade.   

So true, and so important in the coming years.

That is one of my all-time favorite books.  I think everyone should, at the very least, read the chapter on health.  I have recommended it to many people over the years.

My favorite stories were the one about the tumor that melted away like a snowball and the stuff about people with multiple personalities where one would have allergies or diabetes etc, and another personality would not.  So interesting.

I have had many patients over the years who would say that they would like to "cut off" whatever body part was hurting.  I would always say, "No!!! Don't say that.  You have to send it love instead." 

Absolutely wonderful post lyra! 

I agree with you 100%.  As a dentist I'm in close physical proximity with people all day, yet I haven't had a cold, etc. in several (10+) years. 

The mind truly is a wonderful, albeit mysterious, thing.

Wow, that's awesome!  Glad to hear you said that.  What an eye opener indeed for those who are programmed.    On a related note, I've found myself at a couple of companies now being hit up to the participate in the "Lee Jeans For Breast Cancer" gig that they host every October.   For those who haven't heard of this, Lee Jeans has this thing where they work in cahoots with companies to raise money for "Breast Cancer Research."   The company you work for will say Alright, on such-and-such Friday, if you contribute $5 to the Lee Jeans breast cancer fund raiser, you in turn get to wear jeans that day at work. 

There's the designated "money collector" in the office who gets the $5 from each participating employee, then mails the money off to Lee Jeans.   The employees in turn get to wear jeans that day, and they're given a nifty little pink ribbon to tack up on their cubicle wall to show everybody else in the office that they donated money.

Now, not to sound like a negative nelly, but this entire thing is so fricking ludicrous.   First off, cancer research of ANY kind is an industry.   50 "Lee Jeans for Breast Cancer" years from now they'll STILL be "Racing for the cure" and raising money from the naive population through various money making schemes.   Cancer research is a profitable industry that keeps way too many scientists and lab technicians employed, never mind the money that cancer in itself generates for the docs and pharmaceutical corporations and medical institutions with chemotherapy, meds, hopsital visits and stays.

So if I find myself being hit up for $5 for Lee Jeans, I always say no.  I'd rather give my $5 to a homeless person, (which I did in fact, and often!) then mail to Lee Jeans!!!!   At least I can see the homeless person running off to the McDonald's or Burger King across the street carrying that five to go buy himself some food, so I know it's being put to good useful purpose.   

Doesn't mean I didn't get "LOOKS" though from people when I said no.   !   Oh, I did.   But I held my ground, I didn't cave into the sheeple pressure.    So many people work to promote our dysfunctional system, and I won't let their guilt trip manipulative looks cause me to cave in.   I admit that it can be hard standing ground against "THE LOOKS" when you're seriously the ONLY employee in the entire office wearing a skirt and hose while everybody else is running around in jeans.  That skirt announces to the world, "I didn't give $5."  Which they interpret to mean, "I'm a cold heartless biaaatch who doesn't care about breast cancer!"   That's not true of course.  I just see through the lies and stand my ground.  I even had a couple of women say, surprised, "You forgot to wear your jeans today!  You can wear jeans when you give your $5, remember?"   And I had to look them square in the eye and say, "I didn't give $5."   Then comes........THE LOOK!   dun dunn DUHHHHHNNNNNNNNNNNNN!   

Thanks to everybody's posts in this thread, you all have had great stuff to contribute!