use your anger towards me to make a change !

[Guest guest]

> No offense but you're really pretty ignorant when it comes to

rosacea.

> You should do the " reading up " not Val. Val's not close-minded,

she's

> just well educated on the subject.

>

> Peace,

> juli

Im not amazed at the anger and name calling i have got on my posts.

Look at yourself and your objectivly. Cant you see the strong

emotions and your overreation? If my theory was total nonsense i

would get all these very heated and emotional responses. It actually

proves my theory has validity considering all the angry reations. For

someone to be told that they need to put effort in and change ones

mental outlook is sometimes overwhelming. I DO think its easier and

more rational for a person who doesnt put weight in one theory or

another and tries to figure out the cause of this. I have done this

over the years and found my theory to be very correct.

They have done no scientific study related to rosacea ( because

its hard to make money off of a non pill lifestyle and mental change)

except the overreaction of the sympathetic nervous system which is

caused by your mental procesess. You can close your eyes and listen

to here-say from somewhat troubled minds calling me names on this

board but if you want the truth 'it sometimes hurts'. the fact is

though you can change yourself if you want to. I did it myself and

also helped a co worker of mine who had what her dermatologist

called " rosacea " . 3 years now and her skin looks amazing. Look on the

frequent blushing support board and youll see most if not all have

got better from mental relief,(are the kidding themselves?) I think

not. I have researched this as much as one could so im not ignorant

just a truth teller

[Guest guest]

I think Andy is ok with is position. Read the following (sorry for

the length, but the point needs to be clearly stated -- it would only

fill one page of a book, so it really is not excessively long)...

I refer again to Edgar Cayce and his 25,000 or so healing readings

that he did. The aspects of mental state for healing, the karmic

causes and reincarnation are covered in this book: " Many Mansions. "

It was written in 1950 by Cerminara, Ph.D. (in psychology),

after studying Edgar Cayce's readings for a two year period.

Cayce began giving clairvoyant medical diagnoses as early as 1901,

but it was not until 1923 that reincarnation appears in his

transcripts. A man had asked Cayce to be given an astrological chart

interpretation, the first time such a request had been given to

Cayce, and Cayce mentioned from his unconscious state that more

important than the planetary influences were the drives, talents and

abilities which came to the man from his previous lives, the last of

which happened to be as a monk.

Following this reading, Cayce began to do many " life readings, " and

in each of these Edgar Cayce described some details of previous

incarnations on earth, apparently picking out those that were the

most influential in the present situation of the subject. He

frequently gave names, dates and places, as well as characteristic

urges of talents, weaknesses, and abilities, and sometimes physical

and psychological problems arising as a result of memory carried over

at a deep unconscious level from these previous lives.

Cayce's repeated use of phrases like " you meet yourself, " and " you

reap what you sow, " clearly show that there are strong influences in

present life conditions that may be a result of events, guilt,

selfishness and other things carried over to a present lifetime.

One example is the case of a 34 year-old electrician who had various

ills that the doctors said was multiple sclerosis. He no longer could

work, and his eyesight declined to where he could not read. In his

physical reading (no past-life reading was done), Cayce explained

that the condition was a karmic one, but urged not to lose hope.

The reading began: " Yes, we have the body here. As we find,

conditions here are very serious, but do not lose hope, for help is

nigh if you will but accept it. "

Following this there are three pages of detailed and forceful

explanations of the pathological conditions, using medical terms

(Cayce never had any medical training and many terms were utterly

unknown to him in the waking state), an essay on the recuperative

energies within the body, then a reference to the fact that man's

situation is karmic, followed by a an exhortation for the man to

change his mental outlook and eliminate all hatred and malice from

his consciousness. The reading closed with prescription for treatment.

Roughly a year later this man wrote to Cayce again, asking for

another reading, reporting that he had followed the prescription of

the first reading religiously, and had experienced an improvement for

about four months, followed by a relapse and decline in vitality. He

had apparently applied the material side of the prescription without

paying much attention to the spiritual side of the first reading, as

seen in the second reading:

" Yes, we have the body here; this we have had before. As we find,

there have been physical improvements in the body, yet there is much

to be desired.

" As already indicated, this is a karmic condition and there must

be measures taken by the entity to change its attitude toward things,

conditions, and its fellow man. So long as mechanical things were

applied for physical correction, improvements were seen.

" But when the entity becomes so self-satisfied, so self-centered,

as to refuse spiritual things, and does not change its attitude; so

long as there is hate, malice, injustice, jealousy; so long as there

is anything within at variance with patience, kindness, gentleness,

there cannot be a healing of the conditions of the body.

(Forcefully) " What does the entity want to be healed *for* ? That

it may gratify its own physical appetites? That it may add to its own

selfishness? Then, if so, it had better remain as it is [with the

illness].

" If there is a change in mind and purpose, and if the entity

expresses the changes in speech and action, and if there is the

application of those material things suggested, we will see

improvements.

" But first there must be the change of heart, of mind, of purpose,

of intent... All of the mechanical appliances that you can muster

will not bring about complete recovery *unless* your purpose and your

soul have been baptized with the Holy Spirit. Will you accept, or

will you reject? It is up to you. We are through -- unless you make

amends. We are through with this reading. "

The source of Cayce's information asks " what do you want to be healed

for? " The message is clear: if it is for selfish gratification in the

present lifetime, then forget it.

So from this we see that a karmic debt from a past lifetime does not

necessarily present the victim with a hopeless disease, for example,

for which no possible recovery is possible. Karma is not a system of

punishment but is a process of balancing, and the sooner you correct

the imbalance, the sooner you will recover from the condition

imposed. This is the central message, or theme, of this topic.

I regret that some may find this viewpoint disturbing. That is to be

expected. I am merely passing on information long ago recorded, a

message that is ageless.

---> Buddha said " All that you are is the result of what you have thought. "

Respectfully,

Ray Weisling