Illness 

I explain illnesses from a spiritual and energetic perspective, making a fundamental distinction between two types: infectious diseases (caused by external pathogens) and chronic diseases (which a person generates from within). Chronic diseases are self-generated, and most modern ailments are chronic in nature. Every cell in the body is programmed for both life and health, as well as for death. When we live in a state of anger, frustration, resentment, or stress, we send "wrong messages" to our cellular structure. The cells then begin to work against our own well-being; this is a form of "gradual death" caused by internal contradictions. Illnesses often arise from unresolved energies stemming from a lack of physical activity, suppressed emotions, or deeper karmic causes. When allocated life energy—intended for thought, emotion, or activity—is not expended in a balanced way (for instance, due to suppressed feelings), it turns inward, leading to physiological or psychological disorders. Modern society and the medical profession tend to regard illness and stress as "normal." I emphasize that there is no substitute for personal responsibility. Neither a government nor a doctor can make a person permanently healthy. One must take control of one's own body and mind to fully realize the privilege of being human. Eliminating the vast majority of illnesses is easier than most people think. Living an unconscious and compulsive life is the root of all problems. Those who learn to manage their minds correctly, keep their bodies balanced through conscious activity, and avoid emotional toxins create an inner environment in which illness cannot take hold in the first place.