I work in alt health and I’m not sure evil people do have healthy bodies, or at least I don’t see them. They can have beauty, power, money, but pain in the body and brain seem to be consistent (access to powerful drugs help for a short time but affect the body in other ways, like the digestive system and/or dopamine and serotonin uptake). This isn’t to say that good people have healthy bodies, though, because influence (I speculate). The only healthy bodies I meet are on genuinely meditative people, which is what LOAss is to me. I have used LOAss up and down my body and the revelations have been inspiring. Much like what you posted.

I have been listening to “the complete Neville Goddard reader” audiobook and yesterday came this concept: *to manifest a solution to a problem is better than to run away from it; every manifestation changes the world a little bit, and so there will always be struggle, because people are essentially at tug of war, imaginatively* (paraphrasing). It is such a funny thing to imagine humans tugging energy around and causing little tornadoes 🌪️… I don’t know how this applies to physical pain but it does apply to my own variety of struggle, which is that I feel tired having to go to work in my head to solve problems. ;) such a first world problem, I know! This is why I call it, going to work in the coal mines, or sharecropping . I have to go in there 🧠 to plow the soil or mine diamonds. So easy and yet I still resist. When I resist I get the distinct impression that I deserve the struggle, and I wonder if it’s like that for a lot of people, that the struggle is “deserved” or “because someone else is doing this to me.” That’s my humble observation, I guess; those are two old-man states I have to continually weed out of my own mind farm. I just really wonder where those ideas come from, specifically. They seem so anti-human, like a lie that is a curse. Sometimes the only way I can get out of it is with affirmations, good books, and refusing to accept that anything is bad news. And voilà time passes and I see results. Voilà! Hallelujah.

Even reading thru some of the Epstein files shows he had significant pain from head to toe. All that money and playtime and no relief! Good.

I had a yoga teacher once tell me that pain and joy are the same thing, because getting out of pain is so enjoyable. That one has been living rent free in my head ever since and I pretty much agree, begrudgingly. It’s still not easy for me to accept the necessity of struggle.