Re: The more real you get the more UNREAL it gets...

I feel deeply with you and like they have said you are not alone. I was too traumatized to the point of desolation then I cam to understand it in a new way,

Instead of seeing them as dreadful ugly parasites, we can view them as animals or creatures like anything else trying to survive. A cockroach, leech, tick or any other creature we find disgusting is just trying to survive as it is. It didn't ask to be such a thing, it just is.

If a human was on an all organic straight from the earth diet, lets go so far to say even vegetarian, it would still have animals or parasites living inside of them some how. This is the way of life, such as hortons the whos story about worlds inside of worlds. We are PLANETS exactly like the earth and we have earth worms living and crawling on and around us at all times. Think about wild animals who are in perfect health yet have various types of organisms worms and creatures inside of their bodies.

Now there are mutant vile ones that infest us and suck out our life force and we are not supposed to live with these, just as we are not supposed to live with fleas.

It is our duty to live trying to eradicate them just as we try to eradicate an infestation of fleas or other creatures in the home, our body being our most important home.

The sad thing is, if people were more aware of the situation, precautious and ctrict measures could be taken to stop massive infestation such as properly cleaning fruits and vegetables, learning proper food combining, doing routine body cleanses and detoxes, not having bad foods and chemicals readily available.

There is a difference between having worms and having an infestation of them.

One of the biggest contributors to infestation is TOXINS in all of the conventional food sources and products on the market. These build up in your body and allow the entire body to be compromised and infested because of the metals and toxins that break down the inner health of the system.

Bottom line is parasites are not as bad as we think, but the environments which we give them are susceptible to infestation, which results in disease and illness.


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