Healing

 

It is believed by many medical doctors that hatred, anger and lack of love and compassion are the reason for many of our physical sickness.  Recently I heard a lecture of one famous doctor on cure and prevention of cancer.  He concluded his lecture by telling the best way to prevent cancer is to have a compassionate heart, love every one and forgive every one.

The link between emotions, particularly negative ones like hatred, anger, and stress, and physical health is a topic of ongoing research and discussion within the medical and psychological communities. While it's not universally accepted that these emotions directly cause specific illnesses like cancer, there is evidence to suggest that chronic stress and negative emotions can contribute to overall health problems.

Stress and negative emotions can have physiological effects on the body, including increased levels of certain hormones and inflammation, which over time can contribute to various health issues. Chronic stress and negative emotions can also impact behaviors that affect health, such as sleep patterns, diet, exercise, and substance use.

The idea that cultivating positive emotions, like love, compassion, and forgiveness, can have positive effects on health is supported by research in the field of psychoneuroimmunology, which studies the interaction between psychological processes, the nervous system, and the immune system.

However, it's important to note that while positive emotions can contribute to better overall well-being, they are not a guaranteed cure or prevention method for all diseases, including cancer. Cancer is a complex disease with a multitude of factors that can contribute to its development, including genetics, lifestyle choices, environmental factors, and chance.

While maintaining a compassionate heart, practicing forgiveness, and cultivating positive relationships can contribute to better mental and emotional health, it's recommended to approach claims about preventing or curing serious diseases with a critical and evidence-based perspective. Medical advice and interventions should be sought from qualified medical professionals, and a holistic approach that takes into account both emotional and physical well-being is often beneficial for overall health.

Jesus told when you bring an offering to God and if you remember someone has a complaint against you keep the offering down, go and reconcile with him and come back and give the offering. 

Love and compassion and forgiveness are most important for inner healing which is most important for physical healing.