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Sunday, March 22, 2015

The Cause and Cure of Dis-ease



To be dissatisfied or unhappy about one’s lifestyle is to cause dis-ease.  We are here to overcome our problems and challenges, not to be subservient to them… or to other people.  Failure to do this results in anger, frustration, and general malcontent.

In direct connection to this dissatisfaction, many of our illnesses and injuries are self-created by means of the “I can’t” attitude.  We can’t see our way clear to solve the dilemma (eye problems), we can’t stomach the circumstances (stomach and digestive organs), or we lack the courage to stand up and declare our rights (feet and leg difficulties).  So, rather than lose face, we create an illness or injury sufficient to excuse ourselves from the scene or to punish ourselves for not finding a way to overcome the situation!  This is the basic underlying cause of disease.

Your dreams try to help you become aware of what you are creating before the situation manifests as an injury or disease in your body.  It takes real courage to stand up to authority figures, but once done it is worth the effort.  When we avoid this, the same type of problem will lift its ugly head again and again until one day you will say, Enough! I’ve had it! I won’t put up with this any longer!”  Then you will do what you should have done long ago. 

CURE: First, the courage to stand up, face, and solve your problem firmly and intelligently. 

Second, see the whole matter as a lesson necessary for your soul growth. (Remember, nothing happens by accident.)

Third, be willing to forgive yourself for any mistakes you feel you have made, and forgive those around you as well.

Last, make it a point to do the kind of things which make you truly happy. (To work at a job you hate or where conditions are upsetting can definitely make you ill!)  Strive toward goals that suit you and take time to play and relax often.  (If your job won’t let you, change it!)

Reference~ The Mystical Magical Marvelous World of Dreams by Wilda Tanner