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Anyone who is on a regimen of prescription medication is aware of the dangers of drug interactions. This is where a substance affects the activity of a drug, or vice versa. There can be an amplifying or diminishing of effect or an entirely new effect that neither the drug, nor the substance, would produce on their own. Interactions are typically between drugs (drug-drug interaction), but can also be between drugs and food (drug-food interaction), as well as drugs and herbs (drug-herb interactions).
Interactions of this type are common in allopathic medicine, because chemical compounds that are designed to kill microscopic “bad guys” that have invaded our bodies through environmental factors, or have been ushered in using our food and water as “carriers.” Compounding these conditions are psychological positions that we adopt, and vigorously hold on to, such as victimus magnus, blame-atosis, guilt tripitis, and anger excessivitis, just to name a few. These psychological states also affect, and even trigger physiological interactions, for chemical toxins and mental toxins are “cut” from the same sphere of consciousness, and will therefore form a resonance.
This sphere of consciousness is neck deep in the perception of duality, where “good” and “bad” are separate and distinct, where unfamiliarity and fear can cause friends, neighbors, and kindred to see each other as enemies, God as detached, mute, and unresponsive, and death as the ultimate master over life. This is the place where dis-ease is summoned and tenaciously held on to while we, or our medical saviors, try in vain to kill it.
Fortunately, this is only a sphere, or range of consciousness, not the totality.
In the same way that a tornado could rage through a region while only a few miles away, the sun calmly shines its pleasantries, health and the power to heal exists simultaneously for those who are suffering the ravages of dis-ease. They are found in another sphere or region of consciousness. It is a realm that is entered through forgiveness, not just the capacity to forgive, but the actual act itself.
The capacity to forgive is within each of us, no matter where we are in consciousness. The willingness to forgive is another matter. More than a matter of choice, it is a matter of seeing the present harm that holding on to psychological toxins and obstinate, separative positions, is causing upon one’s life.
We may want vengeance on someone else, but the intent to seek it will extract its toll on us. We may want to see someone else suffer the way (we think) they caused us, or our loved ones to suffer, but our intent opens us to the same fate, even if the object of our negativity is never affected.
Untransmuted anger and the desire for vengeance or retribution on someone else are often revealed in the form of disease. The effect that such energy has on our physiology is no mistake; no defect. In fact, it is an act of protection, as our body will naturally attempt to minimize the adverse effects of such “foreign agents” upon our being. It does so by compartmentalizing toxins within its tissues, buying us time to allow us to “get a clue.” As toxic build ups increase, pain is another result, indicating that of some form of imbalance needs our attention. This is not punishment; it is notification, a wake up call to consider doing or thinking differently. However, we are now accustomed to taking a pill to turn this natural and beneficial alarm clock, off. We simply think that something “bad” has “happened” to us; not that we have habituated the effect, and can change it naturally.
Duality perfectly blinds us to the real doorway to healing, which is forgiveness, and the power that is donned when we walk through; love. Duality also masks our consciousness from awareness that we are the source of both “the problem,” and more importantly, the solution.
Love is the first energy of health and the restoration thereof. By accepting love into your heart, and opening your mind to new, healthy possibilities, you will be guided to new spheres of consciousness, awareness, and belief, not only about health and healing modalities, but about life, and about you.
The human body will naturally resonate with, and perfectly reflect the appropriate thoughts, attitudes and functionality that serves the experience that we have chosen. We may in fact, “paint (and pain) ourselves into a corner,” until we realize and accept that it is of our own creation. That’s one of the hardest, and sometimes most expensive “pills” to take. But it is also the most liberating.
Overcoming blame-atosis, for example, fosters a self examination, where we can see how positions we’ve taken over the course of our lives has brought us to this point. However, when this reflection is seen through forgiving eyes and a loving heart, we also become aware of new approaches and solutions to old problems. That is what’s happening today.[/b]
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