So long as the Man holds his mental state in tune with the Divine, his well being is assured.
When the Devil is allowed to step into his mind, his well being would be lost.
Affection is divine
Hate is devil
Love is divine
Lust is devil
Trust is divine
Jealousy is devil
Generosity is divine
Selfishness is devil
Hope is divine
Despair is devil
Faith is divine
Fear is devil
Honesty is divine
Deceit is devil
Empathy is divine
Enmity is devil
Natural diet is divine
Junk food is devil
Tuesday, January 23, 2007
Healing Power of Your Mind
Gravitation is Power. If we understand the law of gravitation, we can lift ourselves into the air and reach our destination easily. But if we do not understand this law, we might fall down and sustain injuries.
Similarly Electricity is Power. Those who understand the law of electricity can reap great benefits. And those who operate it without understanding the law, would sustain shock and injuries.
In the same way, human Mind is also a Power. Those who understand the law of mind can reap great benefits including attainment of good health. But those who operate it without understanding the law, are in for shock and sickness.
People who know the laws of Mind and keep it cheerful and positive are likely to remain healthy than those who allow their minds to be filled with fears, anxieties, frustrations, etc. These pollutants affect our organism day and night, whether we are asleep or awake.
Thus fundamental cause of most sickness lies in the mind of the person. Disease is the outward sign of some inner mental disturbance. Such disturbance includes all emotions such as anger, aggressiveness, violence, depression, dishonesty, greed, jealousy, ego, hate, hostility, etc. which we listed elaborately in the last issue under the head “Diseases of the Mind”.
People seek to be healthy in order to be happy. But in reality, we need to be happy in order to be healthy.
Similarly Electricity is Power. Those who understand the law of electricity can reap great benefits. And those who operate it without understanding the law, would sustain shock and injuries.
In the same way, human Mind is also a Power. Those who understand the law of mind can reap great benefits including attainment of good health. But those who operate it without understanding the law, are in for shock and sickness.
People who know the laws of Mind and keep it cheerful and positive are likely to remain healthy than those who allow their minds to be filled with fears, anxieties, frustrations, etc. These pollutants affect our organism day and night, whether we are asleep or awake.
Thus fundamental cause of most sickness lies in the mind of the person. Disease is the outward sign of some inner mental disturbance. Such disturbance includes all emotions such as anger, aggressiveness, violence, depression, dishonesty, greed, jealousy, ego, hate, hostility, etc. which we listed elaborately in the last issue under the head “Diseases of the Mind”.
People seek to be healthy in order to be happy. But in reality, we need to be happy in order to be healthy.
Three Levels of our Diseases
Our diseases fall into three levels.
At level one, illnesses like fever, cold, sore throat etc. occur. They are temporary diseases which are meant to remove the blocks in our body. They go on their own after completing their job.
In majority of the cases, when level one problems come, patients take medicines. What these medicines do is to stop the battle between our body forces and the invading bacteria. Since the battle is stopped, we feel at ease. But the bacteria thrives in our body because there is no attack on them. Residing in our body, these bacteria create level two problems inside ourselves.
At level two, we get diseases like diabetes, arthritis, asthma, etc. These diseases are permanent and do not leave the persons. Here too the patients, instead of changing their life style, prefer to take medicines. Medicines make us feel at ease but do not cure..
Living with no cure, takes us to level three diseases like tumor, cancer, parkinsons, etc. which are fatal.
At level one, they are temporary diseases. At level two, they become permanent. At level three, they are fatal.
At level one, illnesses like fever, cold, sore throat etc. occur. They are temporary diseases which are meant to remove the blocks in our body. They go on their own after completing their job.
In majority of the cases, when level one problems come, patients take medicines. What these medicines do is to stop the battle between our body forces and the invading bacteria. Since the battle is stopped, we feel at ease. But the bacteria thrives in our body because there is no attack on them. Residing in our body, these bacteria create level two problems inside ourselves.
At level two, we get diseases like diabetes, arthritis, asthma, etc. These diseases are permanent and do not leave the persons. Here too the patients, instead of changing their life style, prefer to take medicines. Medicines make us feel at ease but do not cure..
Living with no cure, takes us to level three diseases like tumor, cancer, parkinsons, etc. which are fatal.
At level one, they are temporary diseases. At level two, they become permanent. At level three, they are fatal.
Understanding Diseases
Diseases of Body:
Temporary
· Cold
· Cough
· Fever
· Headache
· Sore throat, etc.
Permanent
· Blood Pressure
· Diabetes
· Asthma
· Arthritis, etc.
Fatal
· Cancer
· Tumor, etc.
Diseases of Mind:
All Fatal
· Anger
· Aggressiveness
· Violence
· Attachment
· Complaining
· Depression
· Dishonesty
· Exploitation
· Fear
· Greed
· Jealousy
· Laziness
· Ego
· Hate
· Hostility
· Lust
· Selfishness
· Etc.
Temporary
· Cold
· Cough
· Fever
· Headache
· Sore throat, etc.
Permanent
· Blood Pressure
· Diabetes
· Asthma
· Arthritis, etc.
Fatal
· Cancer
· Tumor, etc.
Diseases of Mind:
All Fatal
· Anger
· Aggressiveness
· Violence
· Attachment
· Complaining
· Depression
· Dishonesty
· Exploitation
· Fear
· Greed
· Jealousy
· Laziness
· Ego
· Hate
· Hostility
· Lust
· Selfishness
· Etc.
Two Halves of our Life
Our life consists of two halves.
In the first half we run after wealth sacrificing our health.
In the second half, we run after health sacrificing our wealth.
In the first half we run after wealth sacrificing our health.
In the second half, we run after health sacrificing our wealth.
Monday, January 22, 2007
What do Vitamins Do?
Vitamin A
Provides protective covering / inner lining to skin, eyes, mouth, nose, respiratory and digestive passages and urinary tracks.
Vitamin B [B Complex]
Maintains Brain, heart, nerves, glands, liver, kidneys, muscles and bowels.
Vitamin C
Helps our Cells to function
Vitamin D
Protects our Bones
Vitamin E
Protects Blood Cells
Vitamin K
Helps in blood clotting
Provides protective covering / inner lining to skin, eyes, mouth, nose, respiratory and digestive passages and urinary tracks.
Vitamin B [B Complex]
Maintains Brain, heart, nerves, glands, liver, kidneys, muscles and bowels.
Vitamin C
Helps our Cells to function
Vitamin D
Protects our Bones
Vitamin E
Protects Blood Cells
Vitamin K
Helps in blood clotting
Pregnancy Risk Factors
Pregnancy Risk Factors that Every Pregnant Woman Should be Aware of.......
Many factors affect the development of a fetus into a healthy child, some which are beyond your control and others that are within your control. Here are the most common pregnancy risk factors that can be controlled or influenced:....
Exercise - Moderate exercise is helpful as it improves the mother's mental state and can increase oxygen flow to the fetus. However, over-exertion can be dangerous. Most experts recommend reducing your exercise intensity during pregnancy. Activities like walking, swimming, and yoga are popular for pregnant women.
Prenatal Care - Regular doctor visits are important to your baby's development. The body undergoes many changes during pregnancy. Some side effects may be completely normal, whereas other may not. Regular monitoring by a professional will help ensure that your baby will be born healthy.
Exposure to chemicals - During pregnancy, reduce exposure to unnatural chemicals, particularly pesticides in food. Many people now eat organic produce, which is grown without chemicals. The simplest precaution to take before consuming vegetables or fruits is to wash them thoroughly. Also, removing the outer surface of vegetables can be helpful since most pesticides will rest on the outside of the vegetable or fruit.
Smoking - Smoking is not only bad for you, but bad for your baby as well. Smoking during pregnancy reduces the amount of oxygen that the baby receives and increases the risk of miscarriage, bleeding, and morning sickness. Chemicals inhaled while smoking may lead to other health problems with the baby. Reduced birth weight, premature birth, increased risk of SIDS, and stillbirth are other possible consequences. Pregnant women should also avoid second hand smoke.
Alcohol - Drinking can cause fetal alcohol syndrome, including symptoms like low birth weight, medical problems, and behavior abnormalities. As soon as you know you are pregnant, stop drinking. For more detailed information on problems that can be caused by alcohol,
Caffeine - There are many conflicting studies about caffeine and pregnancy and some believe that caffeine is not as harmful as it was once thought to be. Nevertheless, the FDA warns against caffeine consumption during pregnancy and suggests quitting or reducing consumption at the very least. Caffeine has been shown to affect fetal heart rates and awake time (fetuses grow when sleeping). Decaffeinated coffee can also be harmful since producers often add additional chemicals to remove the caffeine. Caffeine can also increase risk of stretch marks. Suddenly quitting coffee intake can cause headaches; so most experts recommend gradually reducing the amount consumed.
Drugs and Herbal Remedies - Always be careful about drugs or herbal remedies that are not prescribed by a doctor. These substances may affect the development of your unborn child.
Nutrition - Good nutrition is crucial to a developing child, particularly getting enough folic acid. Lack of folic acid can cause birth defects. At least 400-1000 micrograms of this B vitamin is suggested (about ten times more if you've already had a child with neural tube birth defects) starting one month before pregnant and throughout the entire pregnancy. Leafy vegetables, orange juice, and beans are some natural sources of folic acid. Many stores sell vitamins with folic acid.
Other factors - Many other factors can affect fetal development, including heart disease, the mother's age (before 15 years and after 35 years is riskier), asthma, excessive stress or depression, diseases, and bleeding. Consult your physician if you are affected by any of these conditions. ..... Learn More About Preagnancy http://online-articles.org/pregnancy/site-map.php
Thanks to: chinkap@gmail.com
Many factors affect the development of a fetus into a healthy child, some which are beyond your control and others that are within your control. Here are the most common pregnancy risk factors that can be controlled or influenced:....
Exercise - Moderate exercise is helpful as it improves the mother's mental state and can increase oxygen flow to the fetus. However, over-exertion can be dangerous. Most experts recommend reducing your exercise intensity during pregnancy. Activities like walking, swimming, and yoga are popular for pregnant women.
Prenatal Care - Regular doctor visits are important to your baby's development. The body undergoes many changes during pregnancy. Some side effects may be completely normal, whereas other may not. Regular monitoring by a professional will help ensure that your baby will be born healthy.
Exposure to chemicals - During pregnancy, reduce exposure to unnatural chemicals, particularly pesticides in food. Many people now eat organic produce, which is grown without chemicals. The simplest precaution to take before consuming vegetables or fruits is to wash them thoroughly. Also, removing the outer surface of vegetables can be helpful since most pesticides will rest on the outside of the vegetable or fruit.
Smoking - Smoking is not only bad for you, but bad for your baby as well. Smoking during pregnancy reduces the amount of oxygen that the baby receives and increases the risk of miscarriage, bleeding, and morning sickness. Chemicals inhaled while smoking may lead to other health problems with the baby. Reduced birth weight, premature birth, increased risk of SIDS, and stillbirth are other possible consequences. Pregnant women should also avoid second hand smoke.
Alcohol - Drinking can cause fetal alcohol syndrome, including symptoms like low birth weight, medical problems, and behavior abnormalities. As soon as you know you are pregnant, stop drinking. For more detailed information on problems that can be caused by alcohol,
Caffeine - There are many conflicting studies about caffeine and pregnancy and some believe that caffeine is not as harmful as it was once thought to be. Nevertheless, the FDA warns against caffeine consumption during pregnancy and suggests quitting or reducing consumption at the very least. Caffeine has been shown to affect fetal heart rates and awake time (fetuses grow when sleeping). Decaffeinated coffee can also be harmful since producers often add additional chemicals to remove the caffeine. Caffeine can also increase risk of stretch marks. Suddenly quitting coffee intake can cause headaches; so most experts recommend gradually reducing the amount consumed.
Drugs and Herbal Remedies - Always be careful about drugs or herbal remedies that are not prescribed by a doctor. These substances may affect the development of your unborn child.
Nutrition - Good nutrition is crucial to a developing child, particularly getting enough folic acid. Lack of folic acid can cause birth defects. At least 400-1000 micrograms of this B vitamin is suggested (about ten times more if you've already had a child with neural tube birth defects) starting one month before pregnant and throughout the entire pregnancy. Leafy vegetables, orange juice, and beans are some natural sources of folic acid. Many stores sell vitamins with folic acid.
Other factors - Many other factors can affect fetal development, including heart disease, the mother's age (before 15 years and after 35 years is riskier), asthma, excessive stress or depression, diseases, and bleeding. Consult your physician if you are affected by any of these conditions. ..... Learn More About Preagnancy http://online-articles.org/pregnancy/site-map.php
Thanks to: chinkap@gmail.com
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