Diary of a Fat Girl

Sorry, I don't buy the "we summon illness" line of garbage. My mother was living her dream in Mexico, eating well, walking everywhere, doing good, honest work with people who desperately needed it (indigent mothers and newborns) and she dropped dead from a heart attack at 57. She summoned nothing but light and love into her life.

@rumspringa

It sounds as if your mother was a very nice, loving lady. She had that "light" in her life and proved it through her diet and exercise. That doesn't mean we don't all have to pass on at some point. I'm sure you miss her dearly, however, you have those good memories and "light" she shared with you, to pass on. Your mother didn't summon illness...perhaps she was an angel that was needed in heaven.

@rumspringa

It sounds as if your mother was a very nice, loving lady. She had that "light" in her life and proved it through her diet and exercise. That doesn't mean we don't all have to pass on at some point. I'm sure you miss her dearly, however, you have those good memories and "light" she shared with you, to pass on. Your mother didn't summon illness...perhaps she was an angel that was needed in heaven.

@rumspringa

It sounds as if your mother was a fine lady who was taking care of herself well. I think the people that "summon illness" that is being spoken of here, is some that have been created in minds of people, rather than a complex medical condition. As long as people turn to medical doctors for healing, more and more conditions are going to be created. A doctor isn't going to lose money by saying they don't have a medicine for that. It is only when we turn to spirituality that our whole body can be healed, including any "illnesses" the doctors have created to give people an excuse to be sick.

Im sure you mother was a nice lady, and I'm very glad she spent her life sharing "light and love", hopefully you pass that on to all you know. There are people out there who haven't experienced that.