Monstrous myth and bliss of disease

Is there such a thing as disease?
You bet!
Is disease originated in the body?
Hell no!
Is the disease hard wired in the DNA?
Of course not!
Is disease hereditary?
I say, adopt the lifestyle and inherit its outcome.

Disease is a state in which the mind subconsciously uses the senses to control and resist the spirit, resulting in a restless unease.
That’s the con
The pro
Disease is also a signal that can steer one to use it as a divine rod of discipline- self-discipline. The sins of lack of or little or no desire to care for one’s self and the burden of expecting another to fully take that responsible from self’s hands as well as renouncing the right to rest, recharge, recuperate, eat, play childlikely; and, get this, the number one mortal sin is, giving up one’s ability to think and feel innately to account for one’s self.

These are all manifested when courage grows dim and false fear intensifies.

There comes the fork of the road in life when optimism preservers or sorrows magnify, each using disease as a monitor and catalyst.

Healing is primary

Undoing that which generated the generations of symptoms and malady that excused the desire of active realistic living side by side with Essence
Unlearning the monstrous myths of life, death, living, dying, growing, ageing, God, Jesus, Spirit and humanity
Unleashing the trapped being from the mangled mind and battered brutalized body
Unyielding to stumbling block(s) in other words, persevere intelligently
Unfrightened of one’s bona fide being of full potential
Unestrange from one’s desires

Cure is multidimensional

Enjoy the forgiveness of ignorance
Do what can be done
Let go of what no longer can be done humanly
Treat pain with dignity
Do not let what one cannot do stop anyone from doing what one can be

The benefits is that one will discover what s/he was originally created to be- to just be before the state of original sin of the supposedly family of origin which came after the original family had already been established

The greater sense of knowing transforms the curse to blessing: the bliss of pain and disease; hence the understanding of sorrow amidst joy and joy amidst sorrow.

Indeed, everything happens for a reason.