The vast majority of us live, at least in part, according to what the five human senses tell us.  The information gleaned is the absolute truth.  If one sees someone struggling with ill health, or an authority, such as a drug company says that “it’s allergy time”, we do not even begin to question these ‘facts’.  It’s real.  And, over time, these ideas become so cemented in our subconscious that the symptoms appear ‘naturally’, even though we may not be consciously thinking about them.  With the enormous strides that modern medicine has made, there does not appear to be a reduction in ill-health.  Why is this?  I think that we discount the role that thinking plays in our well-being to our detriment. There is such a focus on sickness that thoughts of ill-health embed themselves in our thought and suffering just pops out of nowhere.  Sickness is accepted as ‘normal’, an unfortunate inevitability.

But countless numbers of people, all over the world, have come to understand that this really is not as inevitable as it seems, and have proven that harmony in life is our reality.  And it is ours to grasp – to understand the truth of our harmonious nature.  If we look at the lessons left us by the best person to ever walk this planet, Jesus, and do our best to follow and learn from him, I believe that we are heading in the right direction. I don’t know that he ever said be Catholic or Protestant or Presbyterian, or follow Judaism, or Buddhism, or Islam, etc. His message was – be good, be kind, be considerate, be selfless, be forgiving, consciously love all that is good.  When we reach this understanding, we let go of the millstone of all that is unlike good, and harmony is the natural outcome.

Try it – think only good, don’t  allow any negative thoughts, as justified or unavoidable as they may seem, take hold in your thought, and see and feel the difference this makes in your life.

Zed