I’ve always wondered why some very healthy people, by
all accounts, will fall ill and never recover while some old crusty guy chain
smokes and drinks himself into old age without much effect on him.
It doesn’t seem fair, does it?
I think I found the answer.
Mindset
The crusty old guy doesn’t buy into the effects of his
bad habits. He doesn’t give them his attention. Instead he believes everything
will be okay and that he’ll be just fine, thank you very much. On the other
hand, the healthy person “believes” that cancer can kill and some foods are bad
for you. Then when something happens to them they believe it will have the effect
they believe it will have by what’s been promoted.
Skeptical, it’s the law of attraction at work? You
attract what you think about. It comes down to what you believe. When you’re
positive it shows up in all that you do from the way you walk, talk and present
yourself. It has to. It’s a reflection of your inner mindset.
Need proof?
Check out the Messages in Water videos
by Dr. Emoto. It highlights the effect positive
words and intentions have on water at a cellular level versus negative ones. By
simply voicing good thoughts, blessing and praying, the chemistry of the water
changes. Freaky! If that can happen to water what effect does that have on the
rest of the planet? What percentage of plants, animals and humans are made up
of water? I don’t know the exact amount but I know it’s a lot and none of us
could survive without it.
Imagine simply by praying, blessing or having good
intentions about your food will change the cellular structure so much so that
what was once seen as unhealthy will only have a good effect on you.
Someone who was concerned about the effect of fracking
on water asked the Light collective, channeled by Kathryn Harwig, if it contaminated
the water making it unsafe to drink.
Their response was that all water is good. If you believe it is bad for
you it will be, but it is all good.
Lesson – if you want to save the earth perhaps having
gratitude for what it provides would be a better option.
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