Thought Attacks May Lead to Heart Attacks
Heart attacks never come first. Diseases of all kinds can be psychosomatic in nature. A heart attack can be the culmination of lots of thought attacks, from painful shots of negative thoughts. A prolonged negative attitude prompts the central nervous system to send forth a message that all is not well to trillions of cells in our body. As the dark forces of the negative thoughts percolate through our cellular and molecular body they damage our natural immune system, blocking the natural flow of our healing power. They attack one of the softest organs of our body, the heart.
It is the repetitive thoughts which become habits, the repetitive negative thought patterns that damage us mentally and physically and yes, spiritually too. Such habits are admittedly very obstinate and difficult to change. Most people suffer due to habits which are the cause of all their pains. They may even know this and want to change but still find it very difficult and become victims of self inflicted, habitual attacks.
What can help us release or avoid these thought attacks? Once we can investigate and diagnose the breeding ground of all negativity, we have won half the battle. We can now work with determination to transform the lower into higher, the darkness of negativity into the celebration of light!
In order to prevent the possibility of thought attacks, we need to be selective of our thoughts and only welcome those thoughts which can fill our minds with more light and love.
The best antidote to a stressful, negative situation is relaxation. Learn to relax more in life. Practice meditation: any technique that suits you and helps you to calm down your warring mind. The simple technique that always works is to become mindful of your natural breaths. Breath has a magical touch to transform your uncontrolled mind into a state of calmness and tranquility. Try it and you’ll believe it.
Consecrate every action that you do to the Divine. Learn to surrender; humble yourself at the altar of the Divine. Fill yourself with gratitude for the innumerable gifts that the Divine showers upon you during your wakeful, dreaming, and deep sleep states.
Count your blessings, be positive, be kind and compassionate, forgive and forget, let go and let God. That is the simple way to be relaxed, moment to moment, and lead a stress-free, happy, healthy life.
Remember, our thoughts are not just thoughts, our thoughts are invitations. We must watch our thoughts, for every thought that we generate in our mind does not stop there; it ripples over and connects.
Our thoughts invite either the world of positive light or the world of diabolic darkness. Wherever we send forth our thought vibrations they connect and evoke similar vibrations which always come back to us. We all know whatever we send forth to the universe, even our thoughts, must one day return back to us. In this lifetime, they return to us in the form of emotional and mental distress, spiritual disease, and physical illness, including heart attacks.
