The body has the ability to heal.
That, you know, we have to have the faith in that.
We have to have, you know, the hope in that.
We have to know what's going on.
But a big part of the body healing is knowing what's really happening, though, too.
So medically, medical research, medical science doesn't know what Epstein-Barr is doing right now,
to people and where the epidemic is. It's not just what they used to call the yuppies disease.
It's not just that with a little fatigue and mono. It's way beyond that. It goes to different stages
and it's affecting people. That's what's happening. You got to remember Hashimoto's thyroiditis is
just an inflamed thyroid with no answers. They can't give you any answers. They don't exist.
But the answer is Epstein-Barr inflames the thyroid. That's another stage of Epstein-Barr.
Labeling an illness or condition or set of symptoms autoimmune is tragic.
It's actually hurting people right now.
Now, it's not the doctor's fault, so we can't say doctors because it's not their fault.
It's really not much to do with the doctors.
It's a misunderstanding that got into the feed, that got into the swing of things.
And when you say something's autoimmune, what we're saying is the body's destroying itself.
So say you just went to the doctor's office and you were told you have Hashimoto's thyroiditis
and you looked it up or the doctor said, that's an autoimmune condition.
And you kind of, what's that?
And then the doctor said or the nurse said, well that means your body's attacking your
own thyroid.
Now if that was me, I'd be in the car driving home pretty upset.
I would think I just lost trust in my own body.
My body's actually destroying itself right now.
This is what we call a great mistake.
Spirit has told me there's many great mistakes that have been made.
When I mean great, because of the damage being done.
Have you ever made a little mistake before?
Right?
Well, that's no big deal, right?
A little mistake probably didn't hurt anybody.
Okay?
People make mistakes every day, right?
That's what they do.
That's normal.
I make mistakes, we all make mistakes.
But a great mistake messes up and hurts a lot of people, injures a tremendous amount of people.
In a way, that's why it's a great mistake.
Autoimmune, one of the great mistakes.
That's it right there.
So when we think our body's destroying itself, when we think our body's attacking itself,
think about the ramifications.
Think about the implications that occur.
Think about what can go wrong there.
So the truth, the body never attacks itself.
The body loves itself unconditionally,
is working for you all the time,
no matter what, it's there for you.
It's not gonna let you down, it's your best friend.
The reason we call it autoimmune
is because we don't know the cause of the symptoms
or the disease or illness that's occurring.
We don't know the cause.
Look into psoriasis and eczema, cause unknown.
Multiple sclerosis, cause unknown.
Fibromyalgia, cause unknown.
Rheumatoid arthritis, cause unknown.
So why is it possible or how is it possible to actually tell someone it's autoimmune,
your body is destroying itself when the cause is unknown?
It's a great mistake that hinders people.
What's happening is there's a pathogen involved.
There's something causing the problem, a toxin or a pathogen.
It's causing the symptoms. The body is trying to protect you from it.
But the body is getting inflammation from a pathogen.
That's what autoimmune is.
There's something in it, like a pathogen, that's causing inflammation.
But just because medical research and medical science doesn't know what pathogen it is,
or doesn't know what's causing it, or doesn't know how it's causing it, how,
then we just blame it on the person's body.
It's the blame game, the ultimate blame game.
It's not the doctor that's doing it.
This is different.
And the doctor's like, well, we don't know what's wrong.
So everybody kind of gets the gist that, hey, what's this autoimmune thing?
That's what it must be.
But it's the ultimate blame game.
It blames your body.
It's your fault.
You're a bad person.
Your body is bad just because medical research, medical science doesn't know what's causing
your condition.
prescribing meds to kind of calm things down,
calm the pathogen's effect on the body.
You know, which, hey, I mean, medications are important.
You know, there's no question.
Spirit's not anti-medication.
I mean, they could really help people in crises.
They could help people in all kinds of different ways,
including antibiotics,
but antibiotics are not good in Lyme disease,
and we can talk about that a little bit more.
But as far as autoimmune goes,
it's one of the great mistakes.
People know their tingles and numbness on their body,
or their ringing in the ears,
or their thyroid problem is caused by a certain pathogen.
The truth comes out,
and they realize it's not their body destroying itself.
You wouldn't believe the ability they can get for healing.
Like, what can fire up for them to move forward?
Because they're like, okay, you know what?
It's not me I'm battling, it's something else.
And then they just move forward and they start healing,
especially if they're doing the right things.
And even if they don't do the right things,
they still start ticking upward.
The no answers thing is really difficult for people.
And there's people that have gone through 30 years of no answers
when people can't function and they're in their 20s
and they can't work their jobs or start their lives.
And then they're watching their friends on social media do their lives.
You know what I mean?
Where they're working, they're doing their careers, they're exercising.
and then when they're not feeling good
and can't get the exercise they need,
they're severely fatigued,
they have to leave their job
and they're 24 years old or 25 years old,
it's disastrous,
especially if they're told it's their fault
or they have autoimmune
and that their body's attacking itself.
It's a dangerous age to cure those things.
I'm in my prime, I'm 23, I'm 24, I'm 28.
It's that intense.
So there's no assistance for any of this out there.
Listen, this is really important.
Knowing the cause is half the battle.
That's the half the battle, knowing the cause.
So we talked about before,
it's not your body attacking itself.
You didn't manifest your illness.
Knowing the real cause of what's caused,
just giving you that pain and agony is the first half.
Second half is knowing what to do,
what to do about it.
Where do we go with this?
What do we do?
How do we fix it?
That's the other half.
If you have those two pieces there,
you're gonna get better.
You're just going to.
Karma, no karma, whatever happened in a past life,
whatever happened 10 lives ago,
whatever someone's belief system is,
you're gonna get better.
Try different things.
Experience different things.
Do things, don't be afraid to try things.
Have compassion towards yourself.
Be compassionate towards yourself
with your healing process.
Don't fall for mistakes occurring right now
that your body's attacking itself.
Don't fall for that you have faulty genes.
Don't fall for these different things.
Realize that there are ways to heal.
You take this information, you empower yourself, you move forward, and you can heal.
