Traditional medicine might treat the symptoms of dis-ease and bring a measure of comfort, but if we are not seen, treated, and accepted as a whole complex being, then what some see as a cure is only a band-aid.

Date:   3/31/2006 8:52:04 PM ( 18 y ago)

The sixth day since I resolved to do everything possible to avoid steroids and surgery has come and gone. All in all its not been a bad day. There have been no sudden healing, no great changes for either better or worse. I'm getting some extra water distilled since violent storms are predicted this weekend. I find I can't stand the taste of anything but home distilled water now. I'm taking minerals and vitamins recommended by my doctor, using anti-inflammatory herbs and eating a 80-90% raw diet, so I'm not worried about the lack of minerals in the water. When I'm better I might start remineralizing the water, but for now the pure stuff feels right.

I received a CD by Louise Hay in the mail called "Overcoming Fears" its a guided meditation and a series of affirmations designed to make one feel safe and at ease in the world.I listened to it before falling asleep last night and before getting up this morning. I am hoping that with practice I can overcome my old habit of running negative thoughts and fears through my mind like an unending tape.

Its hard for most of us to learn that we should not separate our dis-ease, symptoms, or any health problems from the rest of our triune nature and treat it separately. We are each a unified being of physical, mental/emotional and spiritual components. To try to treat one part of ourselves while ignoring the rest is useless when complete healing is the goal. Traditional medicine might treat the symptoms of dis-ease and bring a measure of comfort, but if we are not seen, treated, and accepted as a whole complex being, then what some see as a cure is only a band-aid.

 

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