Vaccinations; a Different Point of View

Copyright 1999 by Christine Horvath, USA
(Explore Issue: Volume 9, Number 2)

At the recent Enderlein conference there was some disagreement about the efficacy and safety of vaccinations. As a mother of four children, I'd like to tell you what the deciding factors were that helped me make the decision. With my first two, I guess I was more than willing to follow the child care recommendations dictated by the medical establishment. My oldest child was born in 1974 and the second in 1977. About that time, patients rights were being established and immunizations were beginning to be questioned.

As a child I was rarely taken to the doctor for anything. My mother took care of us when we were sick. Vicks and Ex-lax were the two major medicines of my childhood. So, with this background, I have to say I wasn't totally accepting of all the medical care that was recommended for my children. Also being a student of the process of life, I know that belief systems have an effect on the outcome of decisions people make.

The information that made me make my final decision was something I read in the Seth Material from writer, Jane Roberts. Speaker Harvey Bigelsen made the statement that, "Everything happens for a reason, there are no accidents." This was the basic message that I derived from the Seth Material. Disease is a way of getting your attention to make changes in life's direction. If you ignore it, it will continue to get worse until it gets your attention. So based on this, if you are in the market for a disease, even if you are biologically prevented from contracting a certain disease there are plenty more to choose from....so in the long run, you save yourself from nothing. In fact, in choosing to be immunized the immunization can confuse the immune system, because it is aware that there is no reason for the disease to be present. This made perfect sense to me, so the next two children had no immunizations at all. I just turned the form for proof of vaccinations over, filled it out, and had it notarized. The first time, the school nurse made a nasty comment about, "What kind of mother are you." But after that nothing was said again.

One thing I have noticed is that my older two children had problems with acne and the second two have had none.

In the light of belief systems, if parents are afraid not to have the immunizations then it is probably safer for them that they do. It will give them some peace of mind. The fear can create problems. I don't think we can make a blanket statement for all people that the immunizations are dangerous. I couldn't agree more that they are, but we are here to exercise our free will and make our own decisions. Government, medicine, and education have all worked diligently to put an end to our decision making. They want to make all our decisions for us to protect us from ourselves and keep us happy in the system they have devised for us.

 

In reference to the people in Africa and other third world nations that might be helped by immunizations, they probably do not have a belief system that sways them either way. But they probably do have compromised immune systems from lack of nourishment and lack of hygiene in their living conditions, which would make them susceptible to disastrous results from the immunizations. However, if they are convinced they are being given help, it may be enough to help them in spite of the immunizations.

Deepak Chopra has said, "The body is the objective manifestation of the mind." The body then, at any given point, is only out picturing what is happening in the mind and emotional nature. If one is not satisfied with what the body is doing, then there must be some change made. Conventional medicine has tried with all its might to make it easy for patients to continue on their same path. They have even talked of a vaccine against all disease. How could they do that when they have not come up with even one cure or understood the cause of any disease? In the real world, such a thing could not possibly exist, if there are reasons for everything and there are no accidents. The disease is only an indicator, one should gladly discover the new path, rather than avoid it or fear the power of the disease. It has no power, other than what we give it. The best thing any individual can do is keep themselves informed on all aspects of life and not be so willing to do what someone else tells them to do. Anyone they ask for advice will definitely be biased by their own beliefs. We are here for self discovery. Once we know that, the world is not so frightening, disease loses its power, we take charge once again and direct our own lives!

I am an Ersdal Zone Therapist, I treat the whole body through the hologram represented on the feet. What I do is very controversial to some people. In mainstream America, this is not the treatment of choice. If I feel that the client I am dealing with cannot accept the validity of what I do, I gladly let them go. There is no need to prove anything to anyone. If the client needs a guarantee, that has to come from themselves. By realizing this truth, and recognizing the truth that others hold and being willing to honor that, I steer clear of problems. I can only truly help or facilitate someone if they accepting of my help.

On the subject of Y2K, how do we want to direct our attention? Be aware, but also make it a manageable situation in your mind. Release the fear. We can attract fears as easily as a manageable situation. Which do you prefer? Instead of envisioning the world going nuts, see a transition that will benefit mankind. The choice is yours!

One more thought to think on, does the immune system recognize self and non-self or ... self and nasty self? Is the bacteria, virus, fungus, parasite or whatever produced in self by self??

About the Author

Christine Horvath is the President and Founder of the Academy for Dynamic Integrative Therapy founded in Norway, based in St. Paul, Minnesota. 1-800-250-4974. The Academy provides exclusive education for Ersdal Zone Therapy according to the late Dr. Charles Ersdal. Christine Horvath lives and practices in northern Minnesota.
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