Active organs & lethargic organs - how to cure? Sahaja Yoga Remedies
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![Active Organs
Right sided people have a very overactive personality, and have
overactive organs… whilst the left sided… may develop lots of
diseases due to lethargic organs… (830209)
Organs can be Active type, if we eat too much protein type of
food - in which case we should take more of vegetarian foods
(830131); Supposing you are a right sided person, then what
happens to you… you become overactive. Overactivity gives you
fatigue… gives you all kinds of diseases… such a person is very
speedy… he cannot sit in one place for two minutes, all the time
jumping, and he creates problems for himself and his family. This
is Rajoguna. The Rajoguni has an opinion of his own about
everything… he goes on forcing it onto others. But if you see his
own life, he is a complete misery… he cannot carry on with people…
he cannot talk to people, and there is a very big gap between
himself, his Spirit, and his being (980712)
Right side diseases include: aggressive ego, hot tempered and
obnoxious, overtalkativeness in old age, overactive hearts,
palpitations, asthma, constipation, cirrhosis of the liver, unhealthy
skin which is sallow, diabetes, leukaemia, kidney problems, high
blood pressure, uterus troubles, barrenness in women, digestive
troubles, paralysis caused by brain damage and overdevelopment
of Mr ego (830209); Heart Attack… can result from too much
right side activity (870500)
Right sided women are vulnerable to uterus troubles… they may
become barren… they may not have children at all… especially
women who are flirtatious type, and think they are very beautiful…
and also if they are having a very active life… they can become
completely barren (830209)
- Jai Shri Mataji -
Tape References
Date/Ref - Title - Qual – mins
-870500.1 Untitled talk - see 870503
830131 Nabhi Chakra, Delhi good 80
830209 Problems of Left, Right and Centre - Bombay good 65
870500.2 Australia PP [PP video set 5/1] good 35
980712 To be obedient to the Guru, Cabella
- end - 9 Sep 2002](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/activeorganssecval2-170722084054/85/Active-organs-lethargic-organs-how-to-cure-Sahaja-Yoga-Remedies-1-320.jpg)
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In the past and present, many people have been heavy smokers. Tobacco is legal in many countries and is smoked on a massive scale. People who are smoking risk contracting cancer of the respiratory system. "Tobacco contains lethal substances such as nicotine and tar" (Cope, Graham 4). They are also more susceptible to heart conditions and respiratory diseases. Most of the time, they experience shortness of breath when they try exercising. What is disturbing is that those who are around smokers are also affected. An increased risk of getting respiratory diseases is evident—pregnant mothers who smoke risk having premature or unhealthy children. Smoking near a recently born infant can lead to infant death. It has been noted that children who have parents who smoke tend to become smokers when they grow up. Hence people should stop smoking to keep their offspring safe. Quitting smoking is difficult. Withdrawal symptoms such as an increase in appetite lead to people gaining weight. They should exercise more and reduce their food intake. By knowing what triggers smoking and substituting it, people have stopped smoking. They have been able to live healthier lives.
Everyone should do physical exercise. People of all ages should exercise regularly. Exercise will improve blood circulation to the heart and brain. The body hence becomes healthier. In today's society, most people who work in offices risk having bad posture and body issues. Most of them sit on chairs for their entire working hours. Their bodies have a low breakdown of accumulated fat due to low energy expenditure. The muscles and joints are adversely affected when people sit in bad postures for extended periods. Joint and back pains occur. Deep vein thrombosis and diabetes are caused by extended sitting. Improper circulation of blood through the legs causes deep vein thrombosis. Diabetes is caused when the proportion of insulin the body does not break down sugar effectively. Most companies have put up policies that encourage people to exercise regularl ...
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This document provides food and lifestyle recommendations for improving health based on life path numbers in numerology. For each life path number from 1 to 9, it lists common health issues and recommends foods and lifestyle habits to remedy issues. Recommendations include consuming certain fruits, vegetables, herbs and spices, avoiding unhealthy foods and behaviors, and noting months of the year and ages that require extra care. It also provides additional context about the ruling planet and characteristics associated with each life path number.
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