While cold and flu do seem to have some germs attached to their
occurrence...isn't it interesting that you "catch" them.
To catch something, you have to chase it.
Agreed on attitude and occurrence association...
Often serves a deniable purpose, like a need to take a break and such, but
can't justify doing so.
I always succeed, it's just that I don't know what I'm doing.
Ode
At 08:41 AM 8/28/2009 -0500, you wrote:
Well, the subconscious has a LOT to do with things. If you believe in the
"catching germ theory" (I don't) then your subconscious will say "oh, my
husband's got a cold and, well, he's my husband so naturally I'm going to
catch that cold too because we eat together, drink out of the same
glasses, sleep together. Yep, cold time". and so, there you are--you're
own personal validation of your beliefs.
I never catch colds--haven't had one in over 15 years, no matter who I'm
around, even my husband, because I gave up my belief in that. It
certainly didn't happen over night, and it took my husband a few more
years than me--because he thought I was nuts but then when he saw that I
didn't catch any colds while he did, he finally gave up that belief
too. Now it's been about 8 years or so since he's had a cold. Or the flu
(me either)
If we could give up all false beliefs so easily--wouldn't our world be
astounding!!! But truly--giving up your belief in colds and flu is
relatively simply compared to believing that you'll never get any
disease. Maybe not though--maybe it just takes more focus! <shrug--I
should start working on that>
As for positive reason for having a cold, if you have your cold simply
because you believe you "should"--then your positive outcome is being in
sympathy and support of your husband.
But--isn't staying home nice too? Isn't just relaxing on the couch or
bed, eating ice cream and sleeping a lot (if you can) and not having to
deal with day-to-day problems (if you have someone you can pass them off
to because you're 'sick') nice? Those are positive reinforcements.
It's like when a person gets the flu. The first person of the season
(many get it because of the belief they will because 'I work with them' or
'I was just with my best friend and now she's sick' syndrome) actually
HATES going to work, absolutely NEEDS a break from work and simply CANNOT
stay home and take that break. He/she has a family to feed, bills to
pay. But it's overwhelming and they really, REALLY need a break.
So--the flu magically shows up! Now--the subconscious always, always,
moves towards pleasure and away from pain. It always wants to make you
happy. It has a job to do--balance your life between total joy and
reality. :-)
It listens, judges and decides that 1) you must stay home 2) you shouldn't
stay home and 3) the must stay home is really much more important to you
AT THIS MOMENT IN TIME than the shouldn't stay home. So--because you are
not actually listening to your true feelings the unconscious (called the
Ku in Hawaiian, which is where I learned all this, from Huna) says "well,
since you won't take that break, I'll give you a legitimate reason to take
a break"--because to the Ku, your feeling physically miserable is MUCH
more preferable, and not at all seen as detrimental to your actually well
being, as feeling EMOTIONALLY and SPIRITUALLY miserable.
The highest priority of the Ku is aligning your physical body and world
with your emotional and spiritual beliefs. That's the key--the big Secret
everyone talks about--behind everything we do. You have to be in
emotional alignment with your physical world. If you are filled with joy
all the time, your physical desires are always met (and unfortunately
being filled with despair or fear, your physical world reflects that,
too). It's what "the Secret" is all about. It's what has been taught
through the ages by all great spiritual teachers. Our Ku understands
this. When we 'get it' consciously--look out. That's what gives people
true power.
So--back to your cold. Now it is up to you to decide--did I get this so I
can kick back on the sofa and relax for a couple days, even if I have my
box of Kleenex sitting next to me, or did I get it because I expected to
because my husband has it? Then you can decide if you wish to continue
either of those belief systems.
Then, according to your beliefs, you can decide whether or not you wish to
ever experience a cold or flu again. If it's simply because you are in
sympathy with your husband's plight you can say "that's his choice. I
choose not to experience that" or if it's because you really need a break
then you can arrange your world so that, every so often, you take a
break. Doesn't have to be for days in a row, like having a week long
cold, it can be just a couple hours that you enjoy for just YOURSELF. You
will learn to distinguish when that time is, and how long it needs to be.
We are amazing beings with so much power that we have no idea what we are
capable of.
(as a side story--my Huna teacher's son's friend broke his arm. My
teacher's son, at about 10 years old, said to everyone, and to himself,
"I'll NEVER break a bone, ever" and said it with such force, such belief,
that it set it into his very being. 15 years later he was parachuting
and--yep, his chute failed to open. I forget how many feet he fell. He
landed in some trees, bounced out of them and hit the ground. They were
sure he should have been killed. Not only did he get up and walk away
from it--but he never so much as broke his pinky finger in the
fall!! That's how powerful our beliefs are when we actually implant them
into our very being)
And now, because this is a CS list and not my personal soap box--I won't
say anymore about it. :-) If you think I'm full of BS, that's great. If
not, and you wish to talk more about it, you can write me off list.
Samala,
Renee
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I can't think of one positive thing unless it's a license to eat ice
cream.
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