Teaching the Body Health


Quantum physics continues to make believers out of scientists and
informs spirituality.


Most of us grew up believing what scientists believed. We "knew"
that a cell's nucleus contained its DNA, that DNA contains genetic
material, and that the nucleus of a cell therefore functioned as
its brain. We believed that the genetics coded into these cellular
"brains" determined our physical characteristics, our health, and
even our personalities.
Former medical school professor and Stanford biology researcher
Bruce Lipton used to believe that, too.

Then, his study and
research showed him that these things just were not true. You can
take the nucleus out of a cell, he found, and it will go on
functioning for months. So the nucleus cannot be the cell's
brain.
What is the cell's "brain," it turns out, is the microscopically
thin membrane that surrounds and encloses the cell.

And that
membrane takes its instructions not from the DNA at the nucleus,
but from environmental factors surrounding
the cell, including thoughts and perceptions. Our beliefs influence
the functioning of our cells, Lipton learned, and actually alter
genetic codes. As a result of his research, Lipton has become a
student of quantum physics and spirituality. Like other cellular
biologists, he has found that quantum physics helps explain the
mechanism of communication between mind and body.


In early 20th century
America, no one had heard of
quantum physics, but a spiritual movement based on the principle
that our thoughts create our lives was already being revived
from the midst of mainstream
Christianity. One of its
pioneers was a woman named Myrtle Fillmore, who was exposed to
this principle during the final stages of tuberculosis.
When Fillmore heard the teaching that reshaped her understanding
of spirituality, she had lived with a diagnosis of tuberculosis and
other illnesses for many years. Now, she faced a very poor
prognosis.

With a husband who was not much healthier than she, and
children to provide for, Fillmore was told she had just a number of
months to live.
When she heard a lecture by a spiritual teacher, Fillmore had an
epiphany. She realized that she was a
child of God, and as a child of
God, there was no reason to "inherit" tuberculosis or any other
illness, as she'd been taught. From that evening on, she began to
praise her body's essential health, wholeness, and power to heal.


She spent time every day focusing on the realization that she was a
child of health and wholeness, not illness. In other words, she
re-trained her cells to be healthy.
It took about two years before Myrtle Fillmore saw the physical
evidence of a complete healing in her body, but she did not let
that trouble her. After all, she'd already outlived her death
sentence.

She felt that, after so many years of being conditioned
for illness, it was natural that the cells of her body
took a while to learn what she now taught them. Myrtle Fillmore
outlived her prognosis by more than 45 years, and she helped
countless others access their own power to heal by teaching their
bodies to be healthy. She never heard of quantum physics, but like
many in the field of spirituality, she knew how to put it to good
use in her
life.
Amy Biddle has been a lifetime student and teacher of spiritual
principles.

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