Living through one's soul

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A sort of miracle story:

A man was driving slowly along some unknown suburban roads, lined with trees and cypress hedges and open spaces.

Suddenly he say something small, like a rabbit dart across his path.

The man slowed down, enough he thought, to allow for the rabbit to escape his wheels.

But no such luck. He heard a small thump.

Regretting his luck, he stopped and got out of his car.

There, sadly, he saw that it was a hare which had run across his path, now dead before his car's bumper.

He stood there for a moment feeling sorry for himself that he had not slowed down enough, and trying to recall his highway code if the death of a hare by an accident had to be reported to the police or not.


Just then, a lady, smartly dressed, as if going out for an evening happened to walk past.

In one instant the lady grasped the situation, that the man had run down and killed the hare.

'Please do not worry, Sir,' she assured, for her, the stranger, and quickly whipped out something from her handbag, and sprayed all over the dead hare.

In an instant the hare started twitching, was up on its feet, and bounced off towards the hedges on the side. Our driver noticed that even as it was bouncing away, it sort of raised one paw, shaking it, waving a goodbye. It continued to do so until it disappeared into the hedge.

The man offered a lift to the lady, which she gracefully accepted.

As they made their way onward, the man asked how the lady had managed her miracle.

The lady pulled out the can from her purse.

The man saw clearly the writing on the can, 'Restores dead hair. Gives a permanent wave.'


LIVING THROUGH ONE"S SOUL.

In my attempt to make the world a better place, I can do no more than follow the guidance given by Dr. Richard Moss in his book "How Shall I Live."

Dr. Moss says that he has developed a sense of living wherein all his actions are as if emerging from, and guided by, his soul, by the very essence of his own self.

I understood this to mean that he was always centred in an awareness of his "atma" as referred to the soul by Indian scriptures.

This way he says that there was no separation between him, and his patients.

At that level whatever approach he adopted to treat his patient was the one that turned out to be the most appropriate.

Dr Moss says that when his patients, too, came to live through their soul, so to speak, the normal understanding that a particular cause has resulted in an illness goes away.

As an illustration of what he means, Dr. Moss says that society regards some illnesses as being due to a particular poor life style. Then doctors prescribe a change of life style as if prescribing a medicine.

In his experience, when a patient starts living through his soul, the disease lessens, regardless of the supposedly poor life style. And, surprisingly, as health improves, the life style of the patient changes of its own accord.

It is left for me, as the reader of this book, to make a sense of what Dr. Moss is saying.

I think he means that one should not fake one's actions.

One could greet another with "Glad to see you," rolled off the tongue, or say the same with all one's heart.

The difference is apparent enough to understand the meaning of acting through the soul.

When one eats one's food, one can do so with a million other thoughts occupying the mind.

Or one can eat the food with total devotion to the sanctity of food, as if offering divine ambrosia to the body, to the soul.

It is easy to imagine that food consumed such would not cause diabetes, or high blood pressure, even if, apparently not the most appropriate diet for such illnesses.

Dr.Moss also says that in living through one's soul, one also lives each moment rested in a deep inner calm, whatever the circumstances.

I think that alone is reason enough to try to live through my soul.


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