We frequently come across the saying “all ailments stem from the nerves.” Many dismiss the importance of this statement, questioning its validity. Might we be wrong to disregard these words lightly, considering the potential truth in understanding various illnesses?
A human being is not simply clothed in a body, the soul and body form an inseparable unity. Counter to what our consciousness would have us believe, they’re not divided entities. Every single organ in our body is intricately tied to a spiritual counterpart in the soul. The connection is not merely functional, it forms an incredible and complete unity that is unmatched in the physical world. This means any change in the body impacts the soul and vice versa, possibly leading to mental disturbances. In fact, many psychologists assert that all ailments involve a psychological aspect. Even though the scientific understanding we possess today is becoming commonplace, science never ceases exploring our human nature.
Meditation emerges as a remarkably effective method to eradicate the root causes of diseases. When one enters a meditative trance, thinking, the sense of self or ego, and time all vanish, allowing for a state of heightened awareness.
Have we ever pondered why we fall ill? It may seem entirely arbitrary – some people contract illnesses due to exposure or their genetic predisposition. Could it be possible that each disease carries a spiritual significance?
These are difficult questions to face, almost uncomfortable, but if we genuinely wish for a healthier, fulfilling life, not just in the physical sense but also mentally and spiritually, these questions become crucial.
The diseases rooted in spirituality are borne from a disconnection at three levels – from the self, from others, and from a Higher power. Experiencing a disruption at any of these levels leads to deep spiritual suffering.
Many autoimmune diseases are linked with intangibles – such as self-loathing, bitterness, and guilt.
Certain illnesses are the consequence of broken interpersonal relationships and encompass ailments like cancer, upset, and strokes. These forms of disease typically point towards bitterness seeping into relationships with one or more individuals, which may even involve unforgiveness.
Our body is constantly communicating with us; we need to start listening!
Disorders and their roots,
Psychological and mental disorders – primary causes can be fears, avoidance of problem-solving, self-criticism, anger, distrust of life, insecurity, repressed tears, stress, and tension.
Eye disorders – a bleak outlook on life, fear of not realizing life’s purpose, disbelief in a prosperous future, avoidance of acknowledging family issues, malicious perspective towards life.
ENT disorders – suppressed emotions, untapped creative potential, irritability, unwillingness to listen, neglecting inner voice, stubbornness, unvoiced resentment, restraining angry words, fear of expression.
Eating disorders – fear, need for protection, anxiety, self-destructive habits, heightened sensitivity.
Digestive system ailments – anger, indecisiveness, fear of new experiences, obsession to control all aspects of life, disappointment, resistance to change, frustration, running away from reality, problems, negativity, guilt, inability to make decisions.
Respiratory diseases – refusal to take responsibility for own life, arguments, shouting, neglect, revenge, fear of life and change, depression, and hopelessness.
Musculoskeletal ailments – lack of support, mental distress, fear of the future, lack of perceived backing in life, stubbornness, inability to bear the burdens of fate, guilt, financial troubles, hypocrisy, restrictive thinking, fear of authority, selfishness, and feelings of worthlessness,
Genitourinary diseases – fear of letting go, criticism, disappointment, modesty, anger, fear of failure, anxiety.
“Feminine” ailments – detachment from maternal instincts, disrupted mother-child bond, lack of self-love, overprotectiveness, self-punishment, discord with partner, fear of rejection.
“Masculine” troubles – mental fears, guilt, resentment towards a previous partner, denial of masculinity, weakened manhood.
Skin disorders – life dissatisfaction, self-hatred, vulnerability to external influences, concealed fears, anxiety, resistance, anger, detachment.
Endocrine system disorders – mental instability, stress, lack of self-care, devoid of emotions, feeling of having lived all joyous moments, humiliation.
Circulatory system diseases – restrictions on life’s happiness due to wealth, lack of joy, doubt, anger, disappointment, loneliness and fear, stagnant thoughts, unresolved emotional problems, childhood resentments, obsessions.
Align your heart with the Higher Power once again. Initiate the removal of blockages, embrace self-love, and start the healing process. The subsequent step is to learn to walk in love and forgiveness in our relationships with others.
In our post about Louise Hay, a comprehensive list of emotional factors causing physical pain or disease provides a reference tool to understand the psychological reason behind an ailment. Each listed illness accompanies an affirmation to shift the energy and a more significant healing effect.
Let’s begin the healing journey today!