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- 0:01One of the challenges, all human individuals, including spiritual
- 0:05secrets, and yoga practitioners have to face is the issue of
- 0:10illness illness was described as one of the four noble truths by
- 0:15the Buddha, when he described The Human Condition, and why he
- 0:20recommended that people take up the spiritual life to escape the
- 0:24suffering of human existence. Spiritual Paths of tried
- 0:30numerous different ways to deal with illness when it comes.
- 0:34Some of them simply accepted as a fact of human life and try not
- 0:38to let. It interfere with their
- 0:40spiritual effort. Others, try to use various forms
- 0:44of Faith healing or Mind Over Matter practices to overcome or
- 0:49prevent illness. Some paths, develop extensive
- 0:53methodologies, to create new power, and endurance in the
- 0:57body, and some use mantras to cure diseases.
- 1:02SRI aurobindo reported once that his brother was violently
- 1:06feverish and a Wandering Yogi came by said mantras over a
- 1:10glass of water and after particular of the water his
- 1:15brother was cured some years ago, a researcher at a hospital
- 1:20pondicherry was doing research on using vibrations to both
- 1:25diagnose and cure diseases. He was infecting mice with
- 1:30cancer cells and he monitored the tumor growth, and took
- 1:35regular photographs, including curly and images.
- 1:38To monitor the progress of the disease.
- 1:42He also measured the vibrational pattern of both sick and healthy
- 1:46mice at a certain point in time. He began to play back the
- 1:50vibrational pattern of the healthy mice to the sick, mice
- 1:55And was able to document the reduction of the tumors.
- 1:59Clearly new vibrational patterns as they develop have the
- 2:03opportunity to enhance the strength and resistance of the
- 2:08body to disease and even cure disease once it has gained a
- 2:13foothold, Entry or Windows integral yoga.
- 2:17The body is the physical foundation for the
- 2:19transformation of life on Earth through the next evolutionary
- 2:23manifestation. As this occurs changes can and
- 2:28must occur in the physical being as also in the vital and mental
- 2:33levels to embody the new force and give it its complete scope
- 2:38in the interim, while The Seekers are still immersed.
- 2:42In the current normal human consciousness, the body should
- 2:46be kept fit and strong as possible.
- 2:48Without either giving too much influence to its demands or
- 2:54getting caught up in. Focusing entirely on the illness
- 2:57of the body. When it comes SRI aurobindo
- 3:01notes, quote, your theory of illness is rather a perilous
- 3:06Creed for illness as a thing to be eliminated, not accepted or
- 3:10enjoyed. There is something in the being
- 3:14that enjoys owners. It is possible even to turn the
- 3:17Pains of illness like any other pain into a form of pleasure,
- 3:23for pain and pleasure, both of them.
- 3:25Degradations of the original Ananda and can be reduced into
- 3:30the terms of each other or else sublimated into their original
- 3:34principle of on. Unda, it is true.
- 3:37Also that one must be able to Bear illness with calm
- 3:42Equanimity and Durance, even recognition of it.
- 3:46Since it is come as something that has to be passed through in
- 3:50the course of experience, but to accept and enjoy it me, Is to
- 3:55help it to last. And that will not do for
- 3:59illness, is a deformation of the physical nature, just as lust
- 4:05anger jealousy Etc. Are deaf formations of the vital
- 4:09nature, and error and Prejudice, and Indulgence of falsehood are
- 4:15deaf formations of the mental nature.
- 4:19All these things have to be eliminated, and rejection is the
- 4:22first condition of their disappearance.
- 4:25While acceptance has a contrary effect all together in quote,
- 4:31reference SRI aurobindo, integral yoga SRI, aurobindo
- 4:35stitching and method of practice chapter 10 difficulties.
- 4:40In transforming the nature illness Pages, 318 2322,