What is the disease

 Fate and health are interdependent. Thought is material, energy follows the thought; this is why one lives as one thinks. In accordance with one’s words are one’s acts and one’s whole life hereupon. If we consider that the man’s physical body is only the screen behind which take place various elaborations at different levels, then it can be understood that the disease begins at the thin bodies and indicates bad management of energy and information, which leads to bio-impediments. The man’s soul carries information which is stored away at the energo-informational field of the aura. Accidental impediments in the interaction with the universal consciousness provoke accumulation of negative dynamics to the corresponding energy bodies. The points of the aura which carry badly processed information and energy are conceived by man as negative thoughts or feelings, but they can also be unconscious. Depending on the level on which the information is kept, it is connected with different levels of consciousness and has different import and influence on a man’s life. This information is also carried to the descendents, creating family karmic burden or put it simply heredity.

Before the appearance and fitting of the disease, the body tends to send its messages in order to inform of the existing imbalance. One should not rush to get rid of them, but try to interpret them; otherwise one is only holding off their elaboration to a succeeding life. The manifestation, at last, of the disease is the best choice of balance when the man cannot manage the information correctly; therefore the riddance of the disease is hard, because the organism prefers to maintain its state of stability no matter how problematic this may be. That is to say, the disease is a compromise between the inner and the outer, a kind of adaptation to the world. Any chronic disease is a disorder from the invasion of negative energy at the thin bodies of the man’s field and its stay there for many years. A severe or recurrent disease indicates that one has deviated from one’s purpose and has edged away from one’s dharma, which means that one has not understood the aim of one’s present incarnation. If one moves the wrong way in life, then one receives pain, disease and adversities.