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    19-08-2015
    Klik hier om een link te hebben waarmee u dit artikel later terug kunt lezen.What we call disease is only a sign that the curing is going on

    Ready for a new view regarding (so called) diseases?

    Your health is a big concern. 

    These words count for everyone because everyone wants to be healthy and stay as long as possible healthy. So we obeyed our mothers when they spoke their caring words: “Put on your coat to avoid a cold.” Or: “Wash your hands, because if not you’ll get an infection.” All meant well, but does do those words really cover the truth? In Germany some discoveries where made who opened a total new view on diseases and the cure for diseases. Those results of those discoveries were tested on a few thousand patients. The common system, the system we all know, seems to be based on a hypothetical view. It’s not only about cancer, S.I.D.A., diabetics, MS, allergic symptoms, Lyme, all kind of infections … but also about psychological diseases and patterns. Those diseases seem to be pretty predictable and curable, even autism, A.D.H.S., depressions, relational problems, sexual XX, burn-outs etc…The old biological view starts from a vision without battling. You don’t have to conquer the disease. Diseases are only a functional way of the nature to react on one problem or another. So what we call illness is only a curing process of our body and mind. The real disease has already left the body, but the body is still working on its healing. In most cases these old biological view can offer a therapy that cares about the cause of illness. But in many cases also a real biological cure for the problem can be offered. Understanding this is only possible by being open for new points of view, so someone can understand why the disease has found him, why he have these complaints. What needs to be done to let disappear the symptoms, can be understood as healing signals. The body is working to overcome the disease. Actually you need to forget everything what you learned about diseases and health, just to discover a new world. Only then a whole new perspective will be shown. Only when someone understand the logic laws behind our biology the cure will be complete.

     


    Do you know that many women cured several cancers who lived in their bodies without even knowing it? But this 'marks' can be traced in their bodies. So those women did even not detect the cancers when they were there. No traumatic feelings! So they were even not aware of the 'illness'. Why is that? A strong body will automatically do what needs to be done to cure. But sometimes behavioral patterns stay the same after the curing and body signals are still ignored. And only when body and mind are getting to weak to (re)start the selfcuring process , it gets dangerous... Only then the curing will fail and people can even die.

    Anja Roosen.


    19-08-2015, 17:49 geschreven door catherine wheels  

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    Klik hier om een link te hebben waarmee u dit artikel later terug kunt lezen.Living in Bhutan
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    Bhutan, the land of happiness (or satisfaction)

    Bhutanese people fear a cultural decline because of tourism and new business relationships and are also afraid of environment defilement.  They feel obliged to find out good solutions before the problem will arise.  Such a traffic route could expand in a dirt track of waste.  The plastic could even get into the food transit of some animals and could derail the food chain.  Almost every Bhutanese has a mobile phone, even if they prefere to walk barefoot because they are used to it.  With astonishing eyes, they look at the rest of the world via internet and television.  They are very interested in the world, but are also afraid of it.  They don't want let things get that way.  The royal house is now its fourth generation.  The young and very popular King Wangchuk is only the fourth king of the country.  He's the king for only three years now.  His beautiful wife as well had an excellent education.  Because he's very sportive, he often appears on sports matches, but he also send daily messages on the radio to his population.  Those messages are educational about hygiene and wealth, about health care, about contraceptives...  

    Because the country allows tourism step by step, it had to face with hepatitis A and hiv in a very short time.  It' s pretty strange for them, because in this country, every woman is allowed to marry several men and  vice versa (= polygamy and polyandry).  Even noctural visits to other partners were allowed  until recently and not demonized.  We need some cultural relativism to interpret this without any judgment, but also crime and rape is not common here. During our trip, we didn't see any agitated  drivers or quarreling children.  The children were playful and happy, their parents proud and complaisant.  The positive energy they emit, overtakes you right away after leaving the plane.  The older generation is respected because of their life experience.  Several generations live peacefully in one single stone house.  They have one car, one television and they work on the field in family.  The government has now large machinery for road construction.  The free running horses and cows are everybody's property.  Sometimes somebody stops to caress a horse or a cow.  Animals are not slain, but if one dies, the meat will be divided.  Most of the people live from field labor.   For house and road constructions, a lot of seasonal workers come from India.  Unfortunately, I think that these children are not capable of going to school and they also live in poorly camps.  Does it have to do with their consentiously cultural protectionism?  

    Bhutan also controlls the wood chop, because a lot of animals, such as tigers, panthers, yaks and a wonderful fauna are still present in those rich wooded mountain landscapes.  The valleys are very fertile and you often find there rice fields too.  In summer, it's relatively hot, but  winters are very cold.  Roads are roadless then and schools closed.   During the winter, the residents often stay inside and they live from stocks, collected on their ceiling and storerooms.  Families often live in one single fired room during the winter days.  Everybody is then busy with homecrafts.  We asked our guide's employer about the secret of their balanced culture.  He said, it's due to the Tantric Buddhism, their state religion that has found it's way in all aspects of social life, that also accept other religious experiences, but is not allowed to be practised.  The vajrayana buddhism allows also changes, but is also alert because everything is focused on the perfect balance.  In this tolerant buddhism, everything is based on gratitude and respect  'for all that exists'.  Buddhists do not repudiate their cultural roots. They are proud of their rituals and there is no pressure to them. They are proud and they use it as a way to stay focused. (Prayers and meditations do not have to be practised in group, Bhutanese practise it all day long while working, sitting on the ground...). Just by the lack of all pressure about religious obligations?  

    These Buddhists are also tolerant towards other peoples and opinions.  They were interrogating us all the time. According to Tashi, capitalism with his culture of greed and his yearn for 'more and more' can not grip on them,  because people are still in contact with nature and with their spiritual self.  They feel already rich, but in a way we can not imagine.  Their families are honored and their tolerance is legendary.  According to Tashi, the balance is lost in the rest of the world.  Those people look television too: the never ending violence, the disruption of nature and the large-scale environmental defilement. For them, it's like religion has been completely seen in a wrong way because of the loss of spiritual purity.  They are now mainly used for discrimation and violence purposes. "Because of their wars, their cultivated hate and religious violence, whole generations are charged with demons who are controlled by people without knowing.  Our lamas and monks will not let things go that way.  They try to keep the balance, because balance in this world, on this earth, is so fragile.  They form a serious counterweight for all that fights 'the light'."

    "We hope that our new freedom will not be developped in a non-freedom by possessiveness, by lust of power from the neighboring countries who are interested in our natural wealth to conquer new markets for the marketing of their products.  The loss of this precious cultural traditions can not be at the expense of so-called development.  Even the acceptance of tourism can not require it's high toll."  His younger colleague says; "This is the reason why we limit tourism and why we only allow 300 tourists a day."  They usually stay two weeks and they are well informed by our guides about our rich culture.  "Wisdom is not in the brains, you know? It is in our hearts that is connected with the thirth eye and everything you observe in anyway.  You have to make the inside and outside world co-operate, this is the way to find balance.  Purity is not the practice of compulsively rituals, because it's not limited to your acts.  Purity of your mind, with tolerance and compassion is much more important because thoughts are powerful.  Jealousy is an example of a very negative emotion that makes you slip away. There are so many other seductions...."

    19-08-2015, 15:46 geschreven door catherine wheels  

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    Klik hier om een link te hebben waarmee u dit artikel later terug kunt lezen.Lifewise
    Klik op de afbeelding om de link te volgen Lifewise is a book that give you individual indicators by interpreting universal values. It is a book for everyone who wants to direct its life in a good and healthy way. It is also about solving karma!

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/Lifewise-Individual-indicators-universal-values-ebook/dp/B0128KRRAU

    Coming soon by Amazon:

    A deadly cocktail
    is the title of another book. An amazing life story of a young woman in Europe with a message: A strong will and hope can make you strong enough to cope with problems and to direct you to a happy life. She succeeded to do so and says: 'Anyone can'. Karma has not to be seen as a punishment because it can even survive generations. So family karma has to be seen as an opportunity to get the right insights to break the circle for the whole family.

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    19-08-2015, 13:03 geschreven door catherine wheels  

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