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Re: A Metal or Mental Disorder? by knows ..... Ask Dr. Sutter

Date:   10/11/2007 2:39:18 PM ( 17 y ago)
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Its both. There are physical causes and mental causes. I just lost a patient that I knew I was going to lose. The first time I saw her over a year ago, after one conversation with her I knew she wouldn't make it. I still tried to get through to her but it never happened. She died a couple of months ago. Jesus had to cure her, Jesus had to save her. She's gone now.

Like the girl AZ is talking about. If they are so mentally metalized they cannot accept any communication from others. They will die.

Yes, I've been terminaly ill. But I had a lot of things going for me that the average person doesn't have. The first of which is going the medical way was NOT an option for me, not even a consideration, no matter how sick I was. I was born and raised Chiropractic back when chiropractic still had its essence. So I've been watching the medics kill folks my whole life. It doesn't work and it never has worked so I never even considered it. It didn't even enter my mind.

Next, it was very clear when and where I got sick. Before Vietnam I was healthy, after Vietnam I was sick. Pretty cut and dry. So I knew it HAD to be something from the war.

Next I was right in the middle of natural healing so I had access to the top people in natural healing.

Next I knew what it was like to be truly healthy. I never had the vaccinations or drugs when I was a kid.

Last I had been to war. I almost got killed three times over there and I made it back so I already knew I was mentally tough. We were good in Vietnam, real good.

The problem was the denial factor about the poisons and the total ignorance about the disease creation abilities of parasites. Or even the possiblity of becoming infested with parasites. Thus, Hulda Clark going public with her work was monumental in the history of Natural Healing.

What is it like to be terminaly ill and as sick as I was? Here's the way I used to describe it.

Every second, of every minute, of every hour, of every day, of every week, of every month, of every year you feel like you're going to drop over dead. That went on for years. When you go to the bathroom you don't lock the door in case you die in there. Whenever you see anybody you wonder if that's the last time you're going to see them. You wonder the same thing with every meal you eat. Will that be my last one??? Going to sleep at night was the toughest. Don't know if you're going to wake up the next morning. I remember many, many times repeating over and over to myself as I tried to get to sleep. "I dont want to die, I don't want to die".

Belief will kill you, truth will set you free. Toss belief right out the window. It takes mental toughness to conquer terminal. You get mentally tough by applying truths, by studying, by experimentation. Find out what works then apply it. Seek and test.

I think I've got an essay on my web site called "Getting Neutral". Get rid of ALL your prejudises, suspend ALL beliefs, anything you think you know as true, and get to work. Seek and test. Back when I was going through it we didn't have the Internet so it was a rather lengthy journey. That's why these forums are so important and why I participate in them. I went through it alone, no support network. That was tough but then I did have a few advantages the average person doesn't have.

There ARE legitimate mental conditions that cause disease, especially cancer. Child abuse, especially sexual child abuse. Child abuse PTSD and is handled the same way war PTSD is handled.

The guys father who had a stroke because he was a career military man that saw his entire lifes belief system and work torn apart when he was exposed to the blatent fraud of Vietnam. Everything he had spent his entire life thinking as true was plainly revealed to him as lies. That's a heartbreaker folks. That's betrayal at its finest. And, by the way, the biggest heartbreak I've ever had in my life is when I discovered the truth of why we were there in the first place. I still get pissed-off about it to this day.

God, Karma, existence beyond this physical body? God is more accurately defined as "Universal Inteligence". Get rid of the fire and brimstone crap. Go with quantum physics. Karma, well yeah, of course. I Personally think that most people are so damn honest if they did do some dastardly deed to their fellowman they would automaticaly set it up to have it done back to them at some future date. No need for a judge (God) - you'll judge yourself AND pay yourself back accordingly. (the politicians and elite being the exception) And if you don't know you carry on after your body dies spend some time on the front lines where they die right in front of you. You'll then know you are indeed a little piece of God and that little piece of God can never die. It's just not possible. There is no way you can ever be separated from source because you are a little piece of that source (God). So much for separation anxiety.

The physical causes are obvious at this time in history. Poisons, parasites, wrong diet, etc. And are the easier of the two to treat and eliminate so your health will return. But if you worship one method to the exclusion of all others to the point where you refuse all comunication that might vary with what you worship, you will lose. I've seen it happen over and over again.

To "believe" in someone or something for the sole purpose of wanting people to believe you doesn't fly.

Truth is truth and will work when applied. Embrace it.
Lies are lies - toss them.

No "belief".

So it's not all mental nor is it all physical. But of the two, people sure do figure out ways to screw up their minds. Your theories may be correct about the metals causing the mental though. Clean em out, see what happens.

Doc Sutter



















 

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