In the modern day health practice, irritable nature is not seen as a sickness. If someone is fussy, it is also not seen as sickness. Irritable nature, fussy nature, bad temperament, furious reactions are seen occultly as sicknesses. They need urgent attention, before they do the related damage to the organs of the body. After the organs of the body are damaged, cure is attempted in the present day health practice.
Neither the persons nor the physicians notice the potential sicknesses. They only notice the result of such potential as sicknesses. In the modern life, irritations, bad temper, fussiness, anxiety for nothing, fear are so common. They go unattended. Much of these are seen even as fashion. Fear and anxiety are elevated to the status of fashion. Mistrust and suspicion exist in snobbish communities. If the boss is funny, no one can effort to tell him that he is prone to be sick.
Education relating to health is but essential even from kindergarten level so that, one is well informed from the childhood. Schools speak of clean habits and good ethics. They must necessarily be supplemented with education relating to the disastrous impact of anger, irritation, fussiness, fear, anxiety, jealousy, suspicion, prejudice, price, hatred, and the like. The children should be taught that they are all avoidable not only for social ethics, but also to save oneself from the future sicknesses that they invite through persistent manifestation of such negative emotions.
If there is geometrical progression of sicknesses in the modern day society, least the leaders know that they are the cause of unhealthy competition which is promoted right from childhood among the humans. It is least recognized that “Competition is Curse”. It promotes jealousy, hatred, intolerance, anxiety and so on. Until the spirit of cooperation replaces the spirit of competition, the sicknesses continue to grow.
Only an occult vision can see this and set it right. Leaders with vision are the dire need of the day.
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by Joshua Reddekopp
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