designer diseases--another perspective

[Charlotte Gilruth]

Claudia wrote:

"There are numerous cases, but
it takes time, sometimes more than a lifetime.

It not always us. God is the healer, all we can do is cure. Or as the
Romans put it a bit more prosaic: "Medicus curat, natura sanat."
It's not us alone, not the patient alone, there is God, nature,
life-force and karma, fate, fortune, kismet or however you prefer to
call it.
To overestimate one's own role is some kind of egocentrics or egotism.

Homoeopathy is a way of humbleness ("Demut" as we say in German) and
service. Just to do best, but realize that it's the metatphysics beyond
us, the Cosmic Consciousness that has the greater say. Thus there might
be uncurable diseases, but we shouldn't stop trying, helping, listening,
curing, one should never give up a patient, even if one has to refer
him/her to another practitioner.

The unbiased view of the unprejudiced observer can be attained best
through humbleness and service.

By the way another difference between a homoeopath and an allopath is
that the allopath fears death, fights it with all his means, it his
enemy, whereas the homoeopath accepts death as a fact of life. What
would be our earthly lives without death? Just imagine!!!

Thus my advice is try best, as you have done already, and your trying is
the best help. The rest will be looked after by some greater
transcendental power.

All the best
Claudia
Dear Claudia,
Amen, amen, amen, amen, amen (to the tune of the spiritual.)

Thanks so much for your uplifting and astute perspective.

My spiritual teacher Kirpal Singh said, "There is something to learn from
everyone--that is the mystery of humility."

Maybe the best and most we can do for each client/patient is to invoke that
"greater transcendental power" throughout the course of working with them.
One psychiatrist I read about had amazing things come out of her when she
called on the "Inner Healer", things she could never have known with her
ordinary mind. If we work this way perhaps we will know more often the
right thing to say and do at the right moment for each individual.

Blessings,
Charlotte

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[Soroush Ebrahimi]

Exactly right!

Soroush