ISHA
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Cancer is not really an ailment in
the standard understanding of what an ailment is. In some way, the cells in our
own body are turning against us; it could be stimulated or instigated from
outside situations. The number of stimulations or instigations from the outside
has considerably increased in these so-called “modern societies,” and there are
innumerable reasons why this happens. To look at it in a very fundamental way,
it is a bad organization of the five elements – earth, water, fire, wind and
space. The way we consume food, drink water, and the type of air that we
breathe are affecting our system and forcing it to turn against itself. Genetic
factors may set a predisposition, but it is not the actual cause of cancer.
Reversing
this trend is not an easy process because society is lunging towards a certain
type of lifestyle that is bound to disturb the human system in many different
ways. Because of the use of chemicals and preservatives in food substances, and
the air and water we have poisoned, the incidence of cancer is only geared to
rise. One simple thing we can do is move into more natural atmospheres where we
breathe fresh air, drink clean water from nature – not from the bottle – and
eat food that is grown from land around us. In the yogic system, it was always
said that you must only eat food from land near you, within a walking distance
of one day. Today, such a thing is not possible. We are very proud of our
apples from New Zealand and Australia, our grapes from China, something else is
coming from somewhere else. We are proud of the way we have built our market
capabilities. It is wonderful on one level, but it has its consequences.
Medical
science has found many solutions, but it does not matter how many solutions
they find, there will be new problems because that is the nature of life. If
you try to block something one way, it will find another way and another way.
More and more complex forms of cancer will come as we learn to treat it with
medication in its existing forms. This is something modern societies have to
live with because being modern has become synonymous with being unnatural. If
you live naturally, as nature dictates, you are considered archaic. Only if you
are completely divorced from the natural process of life are you considered
modern. The increase in the number of people being diagnosed with cancer is in
part due to more efficient detection. Earlier, many people died without
diagnosis. Still, until we change this fundamental idea of modernity, which
works against our own well-being, the rise of cancer will continue.
The
complex influences happening upon our body is not something one can yet figure
out because too many things are happening around us, including the vibrations
we have set forth in the form of telecommunications, microwaves and other
varieties of transmissions. In Bengaluru, for example, the whole city is
buzzing; you cannot hear anything apart from the disastrous traffic. In that
region, there used to be millions of sparrows, but most of them have fallen
dead due to the radiation effects and electromagnetic fields of mobile phone
towers. Human beings may be a slightly bigger form of life, but do not
think the damage has not been done. Certain studies show what kind of damage
these reverberations do to the human system.
Our
exploration of technology is quite juvenile and childish. Whatever we can
do, we want to do, and only determine the consequences twenty-five years later.
Until our science and technology matures into using only what is good for us
and rejecting what is not, in spite of all the attraction, and its commercial
value, the rise of cancer will continue. I know it is not possible in today’s
life to avoid these things; even to read this Spot you are in front of your
computer, so you are not only getting my vibes but the computer’s vibes! You
can’t help it; it has become a part of life to go through this. But, to
whatever extent possible, you can at least keep your areas of sleep and
meditation free from these reverberations. It is not a one-hundred percent
solution, but if we bring in yogic practices, and lifestyle choices that are
more oriented towards our natural existence, we can definitely reduce the
percentage of cancer.
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