“Each organ has a double service: external and internal, i.e. material and spiritual.
“Truth, in its simplest form, is necessary for the restoration of the balance of the organism: it keeps the digestive system in good form. Justice shall lie in the base of the heart and make man healthy. Justice keeps the heart and the lungs in good working order. There is melancholy where justice is missing. … If man knows how to think, he can make build one perfect body and one beautiful perfect face. …
“All organs in man are created in accordance with his character, in accordance with his soul. Man’s body is the same as his soul. Man’s eyes are the same as his mind.” ~Biensa Douno
Honesty in a World of Lies
I don’t know when the above quoted text was written, but it is certainly an appropriate subject today. We are dealing with people who not only lie themselves, they elect people to important offices knowing they are extreme liars. We have millions of people who will accept whatever they want to hear with no evidence whatsoever of its truth. Those same people will deny the most well documented facts if they are facts that they simply do not want to hear. In short, they live in a fantasy world where everything they want to be true is accepted as true, and everything else is fake.
Body of Lies
Mr. Douno rightfully states that those who live lies will suffer in many ways. In this section, he is concentrating on the physical effects.
Those who live in the world of lies generally consider them harmless. Either that, or they have been lying for so long that they no longer even know what lies are! But living a life of lies does have harmful effects on the physical body.
Douno says that Truth keeps the digestive system in good form. Living in untruth then must harm the digestive system. The eyesight is affected as well. When we try not to see that which contradicts the lies we are living, we gradually harm our eyes and weaken our vision. We may develop hearing difficulties because we don’t want to hear that which contradicts our pleasant fantasies. We are more likely to develop cancers, skin diseases, and heart problems when we live lies and tell lies.
I knew a person once who loved to tell lies. She got so accustomed to it, that she lied even when it served no purpose to do so. She also had very poor health. Rarely, if ever, was she in a physical state that could really be considered healthy. At least some of this was due to her constant lying.
Honesty and Justice
Mr. Douno seems to be equating justice and truth, or at least saying they are closely related. It is true that you cannot have justice in a world full of lies. When crimes against humanity and the planet we live on are accepted as necessary for business activities, there can be little justice. When “healthy” means you are taking all the overpriced pills necessary to control the symptoms of your illnesses, we see no justice there. We don’t have justice when health insurance pays for drugs and surgery, but not natural healing methods. Honesty means admitting that natural methods are often better than the drugs. The drug industry doesn’t want us to know that. Honesty and justice are not part of the drug selling business.
Spirit and Body
In the latter part of the quote, Douno has added that our spirit and soul affect the body also. This is true, but don’t jump to the conclusion that someone who has a strong healthy physical body is also healthy on the spiritual level.
If one is sickly on the physical level, developing their spiritual side can often help. For one thing, spiritual people rarely overeat so they are not likely to be obese. They may be a little overweight, but not obese. Taking spiritual energy into the spirit and soul will also give the body more energy. This can improve the health of the body. Honesty, justice and spiritual development can all make the body stronger and healthier. While it is true that we are what we eat, it is also true that we are what we think and believe.
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