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The soul, being the main reference for knowledge and experience in our life, is also the mastermind behind our thoughts, feelings and actions. Attending to the health of the soul is perhaps the most important thing in a person's life. The soul is backed by a universal power that, if we permit it, can accomplish anything from healing ourselves to healing our planet. Every experience in life has an influence on everything else. Our personal beliefs and viewpoints determine our individual reality and the way in which the world presents itself to us. If you know and feel in your heart that everything in your life is meaningful and necessary for your inner growth and development, then each experience of yours will serve as a means to further your spiritual and material abundance, however irrelevant the same experiences may seem to another person. On the other hand, if your interpretation of life is an unhappy one your experiences will most likely be characterized by frustration and constant disappointments.
Food For The Soul
The soul's primary 'food' is feeling happy for no particular reason. The soul uses it to increase
love, wisdom and abundance in life. This form of happiness is the natural result of balance and
harmony among all the different aspects of life, including the body. The body along with its five
senses plays a particularly important role with regard to spiritual growth and increasing soul
awareness. If used sensibly and in a balanced way, the senses of hearing, touch, sight, taste
and
smell can be a tremendous source of happiness. When happiness is the fuel and motivating
force
behind our desires and intentions, there is no end to growth and expansion of love, knowledge,
creativity and power.
Without such happiness, however, we stumble in darkness and are vulnerable, insecure and
restless. The final recipient of happiness is the soul. Happiness is generated when the soul sees
oneness underlying all differences, when lovers unite in ecstasy, or when an artist merges with
his
piece of art. Also the smaller pleasures that we experience in body and mind can further the
integrity of life. They tune the ego, the intellect, the mind, the senses and the body and create
more harmony and joyful interaction between them. This re-establishes health (=wholeness) in its
truest sense. Doing what pleases us feeds the soul. By contrast, doing what displeases us
starves
the soul and disconnects it from universal love and universal energy.
The soul plays a very important role in life. Any weaknesses on the level of the soul or
self-awareness manifest as difficulties or disturbances on the level of the mind and cause an
imbalance
in the body. Nevertheless, these difficulties, whether they relate to problems in a relationship or
become manifested as self-harming tendencies or physical illness, have a deeper meaning and
purpose than is obvious. They serve as corrective measures to steer the course of life in a more
fulfilling and rewarding direction.
Life -- A Learning Process
Life is like a school. Every illness, whether on the mental or physical level, is a learning process
and helps us to correct what we consider mistakes from the past. Karma is a Sanskrit word for
'action' and is often seen as a form of punishment for past 'sinful' actions. This limited
interpretation of karma, however, does not allow its deeper, more relevant, meaning to emerge.
Action just is, neither negative, nor positive, yet it always causes a reaction. If we deviate from
the laws of nature in some way, karma is there to put us back on track. This self-correcting
mechanism should not be interpreted as punishment, bad luck, or fate. Karma returns to us to
further attune our soul with its ever-perfect source.
Each difficult situation in life can offer us a wealth of information about other people, the world,
and ourselves. In truth, we are always presented with the right kind of problem that alerts our
soul
to make the much-needed changes in our life. Discomfort or suffering indicates that something
basic within us needs to shift before happiness and satisfaction can return. If we have deviated
from the path of natural law then other laws of nature will help us to correct our 'mistakes'. This
can be quite painful and distressing at times, but it does the job.
On the other hand, if we live with more awareness and listen to the gentle whispers of the laws
of
nature, which are available to us through intuition or by following the directions given by our
heart, we will reap great benefits and even attract miracles into our lives. Flowing with the stream
of natural law requires no effort and no special skills yet it generates much peace, stability and
joy.
There is no real advantage or need for us to know what is right and wrong or good and bad.
Once
we have learnt to live spontaneously in harmony with the laws of nature, mistakes will be as
remote as darkness is from the sun. A life with natural law is no longer just human; it is also
divine
or higher dimensional.
Since the stream of natural law upholds life everywhere, nobody can withstand its force forever.
In many cases any resistance to the stream of natural law is broken when the body or some of its
parts begin to malfunction. This is the right time for soul healing and you may feel an urgent
impulse to start searching for help. First, you may look for a 'magic bullet' that promises to
quickly take the problem away. Should the symptom-oriented approach fail, you may be coerced
to look for the deeper causes of your problems. This can generate a sense of self-responsibility,
which may alert you to the 'mistakes' you have made and allow you to go through the difficult
periods in your life with greater awareness. Once the 'running away' or 'I don't want to know'-
phase is over, the qualities of patience and acceptance begin to unfold; these in turn become
great
assets in learning those vital lessons that are being revealed to us through an illness or difficulty.
The lessons always turn up at the right time and they can open a treasure house of new
possibilities and opportunities. Karma is not the cause of suffering; it is rather an opportunity to
learn. It is useful to understand that the reason you make mistakes is due to the soul's
continuous
search for completeness and oneness. Mistakes never are coincidental occurrences but parts of
the
essential plan to move life toward completion.
We All Long For Happiness
One of the most powerful laws of nature that motivates growth and evolution of soul awareness
and causes every natural phenomenon is the pursuit of happiness. Not only humans are capable
of
experiencing happiness. Most of us may not be aware of how a rose or a lotus flower feels when
it
opens its petals to greet the warming rays of the sun. This doesn't mean, however, that flowers
cannot experience joy. Research on plants suggests that plants know the difference between
love
and aversion. Without the plant's or animal's love for the planet the Earth would be the most
uninhabitable and incoherent place to live in. Man's violation of the laws of nature and the
subsequent disturbance of the ecological balance on the planet have negatively affected all the
various life forms - from a tiny insect to century-old trees and human life as well. But wherever
there is even a little expression of happiness Mother Earth regains some of her balance.
Procreation in all species is triggered by their intrinsic desire for greater happiness and
satisfaction. Similarly, all our desires and activities originate in our mind's incessant search for
happiness, which provides food for the soul. We all choose different ways of increasing our
happiness. You may derive pleasure from playing music, painting, or riding on horseback. Other
people get satisfaction from making pieces of furniture, writing books, or developing computer
programmes. Your interpretation of what brings true happiness or fulfilment may be anchored in
becoming the next president of your company, your political party, or even your country. Many
people link the achievement of happiness to the acquisition of more material wealth.
We all share this intrinsic desire to be happy. When we are seriously ill we consider the regained
state of health to be the only source of happiness in life. Hence other factors like wealth or power
are suddenly meaningless. If we suffer from poverty or lack of comfort, having more money
seems to be the favoured source of happiness. Although material wealth brings us satisfaction to
a
certain degree it is only short-lived; it changes with the inevitably changing situations and
circumstances. This form of happiness rises and falls with the changes experienced in
relationships, wealth status, or state of health. When we are attached to any of these, happiness
will not be permanent. Whenever one of our fleeting sources of happiness begins to disappear,
we
also have the opportunity to let go of our attachment to it.
True learning in life is focused on the generation of freedom and unconditional love -- two sides
of the same coin. Unconditional love is sometimes found in the relationship of a mother with her
child. It comes without attachment and dependency. Love, without strings attached, creates
freedom and a deep sense of oneness with everyone, beyond the boundaries of time and space.
The ability to love unconditionally comes naturally when we let go of fear, expectations, and
sense of ownership of what we consider ours, including our own body.
People's emotional attachment to objects like a home, a car, members of the family or a country
is the major cause of conflict in the world today. By sharing unconditional freedom and love, we
permit the river of life and abundance to flow unheeded through us. When we are afraid of losing
what we have the river of life stops flowing, which creates a stagnation of energy within us.
There
is no point in trying to fill a cup that is already full. If we hold on to the content of the cup
forever, we cannot try other and better tasting beverages. Any unresolved issue in your life is a
form of stagnation and brings the flow of happiness to a standstill.
Without the experience of happiness, real healing or completion in any area of life cannot take
place, whether it of physical, emotional or spiritual nature. The degree of happiness determines
the degree of health and well being. Restlessness and disharmony are qualities that can
motivate
you to look for a deeper purpose in life. The deeper purpose is the acquisition of the ability to
love and watch the consequences of love in action.
Love Thyself . . .
Love always begins with love towards oneself. The Taoists say that you cannot really love others
until you love yourself. No matter how hard you try to heal physically or emotionally, if you do
not love and appreciate yourself first, your attempts will bear only superficial results or may even
fail completely. Self-respect, self-esteem, self-confidence and self-worthiness are indications of
the
kind of love one cherishes for oneself and for others. Low self-worthiness on the other hand
fosters negativity, destructiveness and aggression. To learn the lesson of self-love is the single
most important thing that any person can learn in life.
The quality of our thoughts, feelings and behaviour towards others largely depends on the
relationship we have with ourselves. The more we know and accept all parts of ourselves,
including our faults and shadow sides, the more compassion and love we can have towards
others.
We all are of divine origin and thus inseparable from the rest of the universe. As you increasingly
experience the uniting power of love you will begin to feel increasingly loving towards others and
the natural world which in turn will attract towards you everything that is necessary to sustain
your newly acquired 'self-image.' You will also start looking for ways to nourish yourself
properly, to find the right remedies for supporting an ideal state of health, and to choose
adequate
rest and exercise to maintain your well being. When self-image improves, any self-damaging
behaviour diminishes and health and happiness return. In this respect, the healing of the soul
becomes the starting point of healing every other aspect of your life as well.
Viewed from a more superficial point of view, most of the episodes in our lives, the people we
meet, the jobs we acquire, the skills we learn, and even the foods we eat, seem to occur
randomly
and without obvious connection to us. Yet on a deeper level of self, where every event is closely
linked to every other event, the picture is entirely different. There, nothing occurs accidentally,
mistakes never happen and everything is purposeful and useful. Where self-love is present life
blossoms like a flower. Wherever it is absent life withers away like a flower that is deprived of
water.
The power of love is embedded in bliss. Can you remember an instant in your life when you felt
so
happy that you could embrace the whole world? Maybe you were able to save another person's
life or you passed your final exams with honours. Maybe you learned that the person you love
most in your life loves you too. When you are bliss, at the moment of total self-appreciation, you
also feel a profound sense of love for the entire world. You are so happy that you exist, worthy of
respect, worthy of love, and you feel like sharing this feeling with everyone and anyone. These
are
also the moments of perfect health. It is our innermost desire to prolong these moments until
they
are permanent.
Love is an energy that resides in the heart, but it can only be triggered or activated by external
factors or other people if it is present there. It is more difficult for others to be loving and kind
towards us if we don't carry the love energy in us. Love follows the law 'like attracts like.' When
even a small instant can make you happy and loving toward the whole world, the love energy in
your heart is sufficiently strong to maintain the connection to your divine source, which is
Universal Love. That's when life really begins.
To be able to establish the divine connection, it is necessary is to be respectful and appreciative
of
all life forms. Universal Love is unlimited; where allowed, it expresses itself in all aspects of life,
i.e., our body, the animals, the plants, and the Earth as a whole. To cultivate this love within us it
is essential to set aside enough time for our personal growth. Our body, with all its organs,
systems and cells, requires constant attention and alignment to serve as a source of happiness
and
love. Each internal organ has its own body, mind and spirit. If its energy is sufficient, the
connection to the rest of the body is flawless and perfect. To stay well connected to our divine
source, every part of our body needs to be loved and appreciated for the work it does. When an
organ begins to malfunction, it is a sign that we have neglected it and disconnected it from its
source of love - our Higher Self.
We can create numerable opportunities to express our love. Whenever we pause for a moment
and look what needs attention and care in our lives, the love energy within us begins to increase
and connect us with Universal Love. The more you look for such opportunities the greater will be
the love force within you. When you develop self-love -- which should not be confused with
egotism or narcissism - you become increasingly pregnant with love energy and are willing to
share it with others and the world. This forever heals your soul, your body and your mind.
Andreas Moritz is a medical intuitive, practitioner of Ayurveda, Iridology, Shiatsu and
Vibrational Medicine. He is the founder of Sacred Santemony - Divine Chanting for All
Occasions. Born in Southwest Germany, Andreas has spent most of his life living and practicing
in
Europe, Asia, Africa and the United States. He has authored four books on health and healing:
The Amazing Liver and Gallbladder Flush, Timeless Secrets of Health & Rejuvenation, It's Time to Come Alive and
Lifting the Veil of Duality. Andreas also is the artist who created the oil
paintings for a new innovative approach to healing through energized art, called Ener-Chi Art.
For more information or sessions with Andreas Moritz contact him at Tel: 864-848-6410 or
E-mail: andmor@ener-chi.com.
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