(Subjects: Religion/Worship, Lightworkers, Food, Health, Prescription Drugs, Homeopathy, Innate (Body intelligence), New Age movement, Global Unity, ... etc.) - (Text version)

“…… Should I use Doctors and Drugs to Heal Me or Spiritual Methods?

"Dear Kryon, I have heard that you should stay natural and not use the science on the planet for healing. It does not honor God to go to a doctor. After all, don't you say that we can heal with our minds? So why should we ever go to a doctor if we can do it ourselves? Not only that, my doctor isn't enlightened, so he has no idea about my innate or my spiritual body needs. What should I do?"

First, Human Being, why do you wish to put so many things in boxes? You continue to want a yes and no answer for complex situations due to your 3D, linear outlook on almost everything. Learn to think out of the 3D box! Look at the heading of this section [above]. It asks which one should you do. It already assumes you can't do both because they seem dichotomous.

Let's use some spiritual logic: Here is a hypothetical answer, "Don't go to a doctor, for you can heal everything with your mind." So now I will ask: How many of you can do that in this room right now? How many readers can do that with efficiency right now? All of you are old souls, but are you really ready to do that? Do you know how? Do you have really good results with it? Can you rid disease and chemical imbalance with your mind right now?

I'm going to give you a truth, whether you choose to see it or not. You're not ready for that! You are not yet prepared to take on the task of full healing using your spiritual tools. Lemurians could do that, because Pleiadians taught them how! It's one of the promises of God, that there'll come a day when your DNA works that efficiently and you will be able to walk away from drug chemistry and the medical industry forever, for you'll have the creator's energy working at 100 percent, something you saw within the great masters who walked the earth.

This will be possible within the ascended earth that you are looking forward to, dear one. Have you seen the news lately? Look out the window. Is that where you are now? We are telling you that the energy is going in that direction, but you are not there yet.

Let those who feel that they can heal themselves begin the process of learning how. Many will be appreciative of the fact that you have some of the gifts for this now. Let the process begin, but don't think for a moment that you have arrived at a place where every health issue can be healed with your own power. You are students of a grand process that eventually will be yours if you wish to begin the quantum process of talking to your cells. Some will be good at this, and some will just be planting the seeds of it.

Now, I would like to tell you how Spirit works and the potentials of what's going to happen in the next few years. We're going to give the doctors of the planet new inventions and new science. These will be major discoveries about the Human body and of the quantum attributes therein.

Look at what has already happened, for some of this science has already been given to you and you are actually using it. Imagine a science that would allow the heart to be transplanted because the one you have is failing. Of course! It's an operation done many times a month on this planet. That information came from the creator, did you realize that? It didn't drop off the shelf of some dark energy library to be used in evil ways.

So, if you need a new heart, Lightworker, should you go to the doctor or create one with your mind? Until you feel comfortable that you can replace your heart with a new one by yourself, then you might consider using the God-given information that is in the hands of the surgeon. For it will save your life, and create a situation where you stay and continue to send your light to the earth! Do you see what we're saying?

You can also alter that which is medicine [drugs] and begin a process that is spectacular in its design, but not very 3D. I challenge you to begin to use what I would call the homeopathic principle with major drugs. If some of you are taking major drugs in order to alter your chemistry so that you can live better and longer, you might feel you have no choice. "Well, this is keeping me alive," you might say. "I don't yet have the ability to do this with my consciousness, so I take the drugs."

In this new energy, there is something else that you can try if you are in this category. Do the following with safety, intelligence, common sense and logic. Here is the challenge: The principle of homeopathy is that an almost invisible tincture of a substance is ingested and is seen by your innate. Innate "sees" what you are trying to do and then adjusts the body's chemistry in response. Therefore, you might say that you are sending the body a "signal for balance." The actual tincture is not large enough to affect anything chemically - yet it works!

The body [innate] sees what you're trying to do and then cooperates. In a sense, you might say the body is healing itself because you were able to give it instructions through the homeopathic substance of what to do. So, why not do it with a major drug? Start reducing the dosage and start talking to your cells, and see what happens. If you're not successful, then stop the reduction. However, to your own amazement, you may often be successful over time.

You might be able to take the dosage that you're used to and cut it to at least a quarter of what it was. It is the homeopathy principle and it allows you to keep the purpose of the drug, but reduce it to a fraction of a common 3D dosage. You're still taking it internally, but now it's also signaling in addition to working chemically. The signal is sent, the body cooperates, and you reduce the chance of side effects.

You can't put things in boxes of yes or no when it comes to the grand system of Spirit. You can instead use spiritual logic and see the things that God has given you on the planet within the inventions and processes. Have an operation, save your life, and stand and say, "Thank you, God, for this and for my being born where these things are possible." It's a complicated subject, is it not? Each of you is so different! You'll know what to do, dear one. Never stress over that decision, because your innate will tell you what is appropriate for you if you're willing to listen. ….”

Monsanto / GMO - Global Health


(Subjects: Big pharma [the drug companies of America] are going to have to change very soon or collapse. When you have an industry that keeps people sick for money, it cannot survive in the new consciousness., Global Unity, ... etc.) - (Text version)
"Recalibration of Free Choice"– Mar 3, 2012 (Kryon Channelling by Lee Caroll) - (Subjects: (Old) Souls, Midpoint on 21-12-2012, Shift of Human Consciousness, Black & White vs. Color, 1 - Spirituality (Religions) shifting, Lose a Pope “soon”, 2 - Humans will change react to drama, 3 - Civilizations/Population on Earth, 4 - Alternate energy sources (Geothermal, Tidal (Pedal wheels), Wind), 5 – Financials Institutes/concepts will change (Integrity – Ethical) , 6 - News/Media/TV to change, 7 Big Pharmaceutical company will collapse “soon”, (Keep people sick), (Integrity – Ethical) 8 – Wars will be over on Earth, Global Unity, … etc.) - (Text version)
"The Recalibration of Awareness – Apr 20/21, 2012 (Kryon channeled by Lee Carroll) (Subjects: Old Energy, Recalibration Lectures, God / Creator, Religions/Spiritual systems (Catholic Church, Priests/Nun’s, Worship, John Paul Pope, Women in the Church otherwise church will go, Current Pope won’t do it), Middle East, Jews, Governments will change (Internet, Media, Democracies, Dictators, North Korea, Nations voted at once), Integrity (Businesses, Tobacco Companies, Bankers/ Financial Institutes, Pharmaceutical company to collapse), Illuminati (Started in Greece, Shipping, Financial markets, Stock markets, Pharmaceutical money (fund to build Africa, to develop)), Shift of Human Consciousness, (Old) Souls, Women, Masters to/already come back, Global Unity.... etc.) - (Text version)
"THE BRIDGE OF SWORDS" – Sep 29, 2012 (Kryon channeled by Lee Carroll) (Subjects: ... I'm in Canada and I know it, but I will tell those listening and reading in the American audience the following: Get ready! Because there are some institutions that are yet to fall, ones that don't have integrity and that could never be helped with a bail out. Again, we tell you the biggest one is big pharma, and we told you that before. It's inevitable. If not now, then in a decade. It's inevitable and they will fight to stay alive and they will not be crossing the bridge. For on the other side of the bridge is a new way, not just for medicine but for care. ....) - (Text Version)

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Monday, September 5, 2011

How a Banyan Tree Helped Change Mental Health Care

Jakarta Globe, Dewi Kurniawati, September 04, 2011

Due to financial constraints and because mental illness is
 often considered a mark of shame, many people still keep mentally
 challenged loved ones shackled at home, even in parts of Jakarta.
 (JG Photo/Yudhi Sukma Wijaya)


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When you visit state-run Soeharto Heerdjan Mental Hospital in Grogol, West Jakarta, these days, the old image of a miserable asylum warehousing unwanted castoffs of society has changed to something much cleaner, more humane and caring.

The change took decades — and the transformation turned on two victims, a patient and a banyan tree.

First, the tree.

Despite casting badly needed shade in scorching Jakarta, the banyan tree is often considered to be a “spirit nest” by some superstitious Indonesians and one such tree was giving the hospital a bad reputation.

“We decided to cut down the old banyan tree in front of this hospital to remove the enduring image of a scary place,” said Retno, a spokeswoman for the hospital.

Unfortunately, it takes more than just the symbolic sacrifice of a banyan tree to change the image of a mental hospital that was built under the Dutch in 1923 and has long been seen as frightening.

A decade ago an incident took place that focused hospital administrators on deeper problems than a tree full of black magic.

One night a patient named Uyung was restrained in a two-person isolation room but the situation went terribly wrong. Another patient in the room somehow broke free from his chains and gouged out Uyung’s eyes.

The details have never been fully understood because the staff member on duty that night fled after locking the isolation room from the outside.

The hospital only realized something had happened after patients from other rooms screamed when they saw blood flowing from underneath the isolation room’s door.

Uyung, now blind, lives permanently in the hospital under state care, meaning he receives free treatment as compensation. His mother visits once a week because his poor family can’t afford to have him back in their tiny house.

The incident shocked and embarrassed officials, who started changing the way things were done at the facility to emphasize treatment and community outreach instead of the old solution of just locking up troubled patients to keep them off the streets.

“We are a product of the past. After the Uyung incident, radical changes took place in mental hospitals across the country,” said Laurentius Panggabean, medical treatment director at Soeharto Heerdjan. “At that time, mental institutions were more like prisons instead of hospitals.”

Laurentius said changes include new procedures for treating patients that highlight their safety and comfort. “The thing is, you can’t measure what happened in the past by current standards because we had limited resources back then,” he said, adding that even today sometimes paramedics fail to meet basic requirements, like avoiding negligence.

Revolutionary Break

“History teaches us that sometimes it takes a great revolution to make changes. In this place, it was Uyung,” said Asmarahadi, a psychiatrist who heads the inpatient unit at the hospital.

“In those days, paramedics used a hose to bathe patients and they wouldn’t even realize a patient had died. … That’s something you won’t see today.”

The hospital has room for 300 inpatients, although it is currently occupied by 200 patients.

According to Asmarahadi, most patients at the hospital suffer from chronic mental disorders that are usually diagnosed at a late stage.

“We need to educate people through outreach programs so they can spot mental disorders at an earlier stage,” he said.

“We have to admit that awareness of mental health has never been a priority,” said Irmansyah, the director of mental health at the Health Ministry.

“The budget for mental health is small because we are still trying to reach the UN’s Millennium Development Goals,” he said.

Mental health is not one of eight development goals agreed on in 2000, like the eradication of extreme poverty and improvement of maternal health. Indonesia, along with other developing countries, is still trying to meet the 2015 deadline.

Another issue is that while those who have money can seek treatment in private clinics, poor Indonesians have little choice in a country where mental illness is still considered a mark of shame. Too often families use shackles instead of costly treatments in hospitals. The presence of chained patients even in parts of Jakarta prompted the Health Ministry to promote the “Shackle-free Indonesia” campaign last year.

Health Ministry data shows that there are a total of 33 mental hospitals across the archipelago, 27 of them state-run. There are six provinces without any mental health facilities, including nearby Banten, where large numbers of shackled patients are still found.

The limited options are considered inadequate to treat an estimated 800,000 people suffering from chronic mental disorders. Another 20 million are struggling with emotional problems and some 400,000 children experience various mental illnesses.

“Under regional autonomy laws, local governments should also be responsible for mental health,” the Health Ministry’s Irmansyah said.

A New Approach

It is clear things have changed for the better at Soeharto Heerdjan.

In the old days, the hospital would send officers patrolling the streets for schizophrenics roaming around naked. Today, that task has been taken over by the provincial social affairs agency, which only provides treatment after a patient is given an evaluation at the hospital’s emergency room.

One afternoon, the ER was busy handling patients it had just received from the social affairs agency. Patients, their names written on their arms, waited quietly in a hallway before getting a checkup and a free lunch.

Down a different hallway, the hospital’s social outreach unit had gathered dozens of patients and family members for therapy. They stretched their arms and legs in a mental health exercise, following instructions from a psychiatrist.

Siti, 55, was taking part.

Her son was diagnosed as a schizophrenic seven years ago. He is undergoing free treatment under Jakarta’s health care cost-sharing scheme (SKTM), although she has to renew the qualification letter every 21 days.

“It’s actually a burden for me to renew the letter every time it expires,” Siti said.

Although the SKTM is free for the poor, she still has to deal with a bureaucracy she considers “difficult” and transportation to and from the hospital is expensive.

“I want my son to just stay here, and I can visit regularly. Every time I bring him home, he creates problems for the family and my neighbors,” she said.

“That is exactly why we have this regular meeting. So that the family realizes their role as the primary support for schizophrenic patients,” said Safyuni, the hospital’s head of social outreach.

“Our society is so heavily burdened by the stigma of mental illness that we need to struggle to promote family support, because they need to know that with regular control and medication, schizophrenic patients can be treated,” Safyuni said.

It is a message that does not sit well with Siti, who would like to have her son institutionalized. “They should just turn mental hospitals into shopping malls if they refuse to take patients,” she said in disappointment. “What is the use of a hospital if they don’t want to treat patients?”

For all the changes, it is clear there is still a long way to go, with or without that banyan tree.

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