“Paracelsus recognizing derangements of the etheric double as the most important cause of disease, sought to reharmonize its substances by by bringing it into contact with other bodies whose vital energy could supply elements needed, or that were strong enough to overcome the diseased conditions existing in the aura of the sufferer. Its invisible cause having been thus removed, the ailment speedily vanished.

“The vehicle for the archaus, or vital life force, Paracelsus called the mumia. A good example of a physical mumia is a vaccine. … The most universal form of the Memia was ether, which modern science has accepted as a medium between the realm of vital energy and that of organic and inorganic substances. …

“Paracelsus discovered that in many cases plants revealed by their shape the particular organs of the human body which they served most effectively. The medical system of Paracelsus was based on the theory that by removing the diseased etheric mumia from the organism of the patient and causing it to be accepted into the nature of some distant and disinteresting thing of little value, it was possible to divert from the patient the flow of the archaea which has been continually revitalizing and nourishing the malady. Its vehicle of expression being transplanted, the archaea necessarily accompanied its mumia, and the patient recovered.”

–Manly P. Hall

Derangements of the Etheric Double

This is a way of saying that physical illnesses can have causes that originate in either the psychic or spiritual body. While we can’t say that all disease descends down to the physical body from the higher levels of being, we do know that some do. That is why Gene Savoy, Sr. taught that those who properly developed their spirit would achieve better physical health as well. You might ask, then, why do Cosolargists still have physical illnesses? The most common reason is that the person cannot mentally accept that the development of the spirit does eliminate most physical illnesses. Of course, it will never eliminate all illness, but in general, the spiritually developed people have less illnesses and less severe illnesses than the complete materialists.

Contact With Other Bodies

This is the basis of the Sonatherapy that was available for years at our Steamboat Healing Center & Spa. The concept, developed by a British doctor, is that a sound that duplicates the frequency of a healthy organ can be used to help heal a diseased organ. For example, if someone has cataracts or other eye problems, the frequency of a healthy eye can help them to heal. Paracelsus didn’t use sound, but he did use the same idea with herbs and other natural medicines that worked in a similar way. Color can also be used to help with healing some illnesses.

Gene Savoy, Sr. told us that some medicines worked better than others because they were the proper color. For example, a blue or purple colored pill or liquid would be good for eye problems, while red or orange would be a good color for pills to treat a bowel problem. That doesn’t mean that the drug doesn’t work, but that it works better when the right color is used.

Shape of Plants

This is a new idea to me, but there may be something to it. Nearly all herbs are green, but they treat different illnesses in different parts of the body so that shape may be involved rather than color. The important thing in all of these healing methods is vibration. That which vibrates at a frequency very close to the frequency of a healthy organ will help that organ to heal when diseased or damaged. As geometry is the language of the soul, plant shapes could aid in treating illnesses that originated on the spiritual level.

Accepted by Some Distant Thing

This is what it means in the Bible when it says that Jesus drove demons out of a person and into nearby pigs. A better way to do this, however, is in the way that we in Cosolargy do using an advanced technique where we send negativity out of us to harmlessly disperse into the world, rather than sending it into another being.

“If we will stand still and calmly consider our past life (the present life, we mean) we will see that certain things have led to certain other things, and that small things have led to great things – that little turning points have resulted in an entire change in our life. We may trace back the most important thing in our life to some trifling incident or occurrence. We are able to look back and see how the painful experiences of the past have strengthened us, and have brought us to a larger and fuller life. We are able to see how that particular thing in the past, which seemed needlessly cruel and uncalled for, was the very thing which has brought us to some great thing in the present.

“All that is needed is the perspective of years. And if we get so that we are able to see this, we will be able to bear with greater degree of philosophy the pains and disagreeable occurrences of the present, knowing that they mean ultimate good. When we cease to think of these things as punishment …, or the cruelty of Nature, and begin to see them as the consequences of our own past life, or the result of the Spirit’s directing had, we will cease to protest and struggle, and will endeavor to fall in with the working of the great Law.” –William Walker Atkinson

Consider Our Past

Many of us do consider our past, often more than we should, but not in the way that Atkinson is advising us to. We look back at our successes and failures of the past and generally avoid those things that we failed at and only do those we were successful at. Atkinson is advising us to look more closely at the failures and what changed in us following those failures. If we do that, we will often find that difficulties often trigger us to make changes in our lives, hopefully for the better. It is a simple fact of basic psychology that when we are comfortable and things are going well, we don’t advance at all. We need some problems to push us forward.

Atkinson adds that when he advises us to consider the part, he means the present life. Why would he not want us to consider past lives? The only reason I can think of is that he doesn’t beleve in reincarnation. If he did, he certainly didn’t think blaming everything on past lives was a good idea. Neither is putting off change for a future life when we don’t know we will have one. We need to make the changes necessary in our current life.

Trifling Incident

Unfortunately, while it often is true that some trifling incident in our life may have led to great changes—hopefully for the better—we often don’t remember those small incidents. I am reminded of the story told by actor and singer, James Maslow, who was picked on as a child for being chubby. He didn’t let that insult limit him, but instead decided to change and became a very handsome and muscular young man. He did remember the incident that led to that change, but many do not.

We should also remember the story of the hurricane that may have been started by a butterfly flapping its wings. It is not known that this has actually happened, but it is theorized that a butterfly flapping its wings can start a tiny wind current that grows and grows as it crosses the Sahara and goes into the ocean where it becomes a hurricane. So big things can start small.

Cease to Think of Difficulties as Punishment

Atkinson advises us to stop seeing difficulties as punishment for doing wrong, and instead see them as pushing us on to better things. There are two good reasons for taking that advice. First, God does not punish us, so we need to stop blaming God and change things when necessary. Second, the Dark Beings and Forces will bring difficulties to us when we are succeeding in our path to spiritual enlightenment in an effort to get us to turn away. We must realize what is happening and instead double down and continue on harder than before.