THE IMMUNE SYSTEM & OVERCOMING

, by brightlight

From whichever angle we look at life, cosmos, nature or humanity as a whole; one fact cannot escape us and that is the wonder.

Let’s look at those living organisms that make us ill. We take a disease in order to defeat it. That’s what immunization is. Vaccines strengthen our immune system. Like troops getting ready for combat the white cells in our body are training their brains; figuring out the invader’s tactics. In a similar way it is with anti-venoms, which are made from actual snake venoms. Once the body puts a up fight it build resistance to that one particular deadly poison. Snake handlers have been bitten several times and they are okay, but there might be one serpent that has a different venom. If that intruder bites and the snake handler has not build immunity for that particular kind; he or she may die. Anti-venom antidote works only for one particular specie.

Speaking of anti-venoms: did you know that the earlier types of insulin were derived from pigs and cows. Does the consumption of pork and beef has anything to do with diabetes? 

Imagine, our body can combat all diseases in existence, and as long as it knows what it combats it wins. Ignorance cannot defend you, a blind belief won’t either. You must know the invader and its kind; only then the human white cells (the same goes for all animals) create a formidable defense against it. How do they do it? This is amazing.

The white cells do the guesswork first. Once they know the invader’s kind they split into two cells; the second cell contains the memory bank or the brain. It is like the Internet. You make a page, which contains a general information, but if you want to know more you link it to another page. And if you want to go deeper still, and want to enforce or execute that acquired knowledge; then you have to download the information into your—in this case—immune system.The white cells in our body draw from what they have stored in the memory bank and then outsmart the illness-causing invader. Each time you get exposed to the same virus, or bacteria, your immune system knows what it is and how to act. Anything foreign, yet not processed by the white cells, remains in a state of a guesswork. During that time one may be ill.

Instead of examining our immune system’s power—the actual defenses of our bodies—we rush to medicine, pills and injections, and God forbid… surgeries. Cutting our bodies is not the way to go. Lack of knowledge prevents us from knowing the inner forces of our organisms; therefore, operations are sometimes necessary. But that is an acute types of emergencies.         

There is no personified evil. We call violence, murders, and thefts as being evil, and then we seek another behind such actions to blame. We wonder and rush to ask questions like, why this and why that, and who is behind it? We do that with evildoing, but have a hard time doing the same thing with the good.

We take credit for doing good, but seem hesitant taking credit, and responsibility for any evildoing. Is it our mind that plays tricks on us, or we make our mind choose what it wants to believe in? Who is the “I?” Is it corrupt and we keep on excusing it, or is it good, but we compromise? We want to fit in. We are community oriented people, but if the society badly influences you and the “I” compromises just to fit in; then it will fall into the trap of the blaming game. Religion is best known for this. It is convenient and self-suiting, but destructive. It destroys braincells by making the neurons lazy. It minimizes the powers of cognizance. Mystification of anything is detrimental to the human being. A blind belief in the mystery of a sacrament; and doing something accordingly; is detrimental for it stalls progress; and eventually it breeds bigotry and fanaticism.      

If evil is behind evil actions and the good is not behind good actions, then we chose confusion as if on purpose. One is of the devil and the other of God, would be the common logic, but all things come God, even the human free will and free choices in life.

[Deuteronomy 32:39] ‘See now that I, I am He, and there is no god besides Me; it is I who put to death and give life. I have wounded and it is I who heal, and there is no one who can deliver from My hand. [Isaiah 45:6-7] I am the LORD, and there is no other, the One forming light and creating darkness, causing well-being and creating calamity; I am the LORD who does all these.

There are forces that trigger calamities and termination of life. We must know the reasons behind all that befalls us.

We come to the point of godhood when we assume responsibility for our thoughts and actions.

In religion, it is repeatedly said that Adam and Eve sinned, but did they? Is transgression a sin? Is there a difference? Sin is an injury and the way of pain, but transgression is like getting a ticket for speeding or for parking a car in a wrong spot. The penalties are usually monetary. They may hurt your pocketbook, but are they sins?

In Religion Adam and Eve became the first fallen creatures because Eve had listened to the tempter Satan. If that was not enough; man’s inquisitiveness drove him even further; to discover the root cause of evil. From this wild goose-chase came Lucifer and fallen angels. The original sin and philosophical explanation of evil, sickness and death.

Imagine the same now with the Good God, fallen but the good angels. Instead of Lucifer falling down to earth, from which planet we do not know; so let’s imagine that it was God who came down to earth. I think that we would not know what to do with Him and with these thoughts. You may say that God did come to earth as Jesus, but with Jesus also came Satan, the devil and demons. It is all in the New Testament, but why?

Jesus supposedly defeated the author of death, Satan, but Satan is still around, although defeated, of which we must constantly remind ourselves, lest we forget.

First of all, heaven encompasses all things in existence, all galaxies, planets the earth included. So God is already on the earth. No one knows Satan, there is no book, like the Bible, where Satan speaks with humans, as God did in the Bible. Therefore, personification of evil is really a psychological impairment. However, it can be fixed.

It was God who sent the tempter to the Garden of Eden and He Himself planned it. For Adam and Eve were not yet ready for a communion with God. The free will and the ability to choose make for partnership and fellowship. But this was not yet then. It was created in Eve, but later, and then the fruit became desirable. The desire was created and then came the consequences. When Adam ate the fruit then, he also created another reality. In this way cognizance was created and that was a practical application of knowledge.

This new knowledge made the pair aware of their nakedness. Then they looked upon the consequences of their transgression and learned something brand new for the very first time. Those were those speeding and parking tickets, for which they had to pay. And they did. But God did not stop reaching out to them, did He?

After the expulsion Adam and Eve were capable of reaching for the other fruit from the Tree of Life, which was close proximity to the Tree of Knowledge (good and bad) of the opposites. Having the sense of contrasts always leads to either good, or bad choices.

Time has elapsed. In the seventh generation after Adam, Enoch kept making the right choices until he overcame the most hideous disease called death. For him the blame game stopped and that was big of Enoch. Others were not so big, they kept the blame game on.

When you deal with death, then you must know that you can conquer it, or it will conquer you. You can only do that with the right choices. That mechanism is already in you. Vaccines work on the same premise. Our bodies have the built-in mechanism, which speaks louder than any words. Our immune system strengthens and builds up a resistance to any death-causing disease. As our bodies overcome an invader, like polio, our immune system overwhelms it. Quite naturally so it creates a barrier against it.

If blaming something, or someone else, is easier, than that is your choice too, but remember that it leads to death. 

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