Ask Your Doctor if Placebo is Right For You.

Your doctor will laugh at you. After laughing, the doctor might tell you that placebos don’t really do anything, and that a placebo’s physical effects are only a result of the patient’s belief in the benefits of the medicine.

Ask Your Doctor Why They Are Laughing About This.

The Placebo Effect. Here we have a scenario featuring a trained professional who is describing a phenomena wherein a sick person heals themselves using some kind of natural, internal and purely mental process. Has this hypothetical doctor just admitted that we can heal ourselves through mind power alone?

Annoyingly, the doctor in this hypothetical scenario is now laughing again, and with great confidence begins to assure the potential patient that it’s not quite that simple; that it is actually the patient’s belief in the authority of the doctor as a healer that allows a placebo to then cause the patient to self-heal themselves, and that while the placebo itself might only be a cup of water, the patient believes that the healer is going to help them with their affliction, and by that power of belief they are so healed.

The NO-cebo Effect

Forgetting about the medical industry’s self-appointed authority for a minute, it would be wise to have a look at this placebo effect more objectively, and to make note that for every beneficial placebo at work in the world, there is an equal-and-opposite 'no -cebo' effect to be accounted for. This is when, through the belief in the authority of those administrating an idea, there is a patient, or a population of potential patients, which can be led to believe that something is going to make them sick, or can even kill them. With fear as a basic fuel, this no-cebo is an effect that can be administered easily, and often without a prescription from a doctor. Things do tend to become quite dynamic when emotions are involved.

Emotions

An accurate description of this so-called placebo effect can perhaps now be summarized neatly: a human being can alter the physical world through thought, and by their own strong belief in the thought, they actually create those corresponding conditions in reality.

There is a key element missing from that statement though— something that is always present when any thing is pre-scribed, or already written by authority— and that essential element in the placebo effect is the emotion that is generated by the patient upon receiving the prescription. Either through the fear of death or sickness, or from a love of being saved by the knowledge of a professional, a strong emotional response is liable to be a part of the patient’s overall mental process upon discovering that there is an available medicine for their affliction. Thereby we have a remarkable situation wherein a being— through their unadulterated belief and their corresponding generation of emotional fuel— can alter the physical world using thought alone.

Humanity’s Prescription: Placebo, or Nocebo?

Apparently when a figure of authority spells something out— when it is written as well as spoken, then the recipients of this information tend to believe the information more. This is such a potent psychological device that the very idea of a magical spell is derived from it. Many religions depend on this written word as a component of their ancient mind-control, and is why the statement “so it is written” can both end and begin arguments and wars.

Aside from the constricting and binding words of the various religions, the authority that is attached to words is apparent again in medical prescriptions, and is crucial to anything that is to be written into official law.

The TV News

Even the nightly news is read faithfully from tele-prompters, our world pre-scribed again by a voice of authority. Every night we are told that the world is sick, and the fear is generated, but instead of offering the prescription to solve the Earth’s afflicted organs, and instead of showing any bedside manners at all, the news outlets will simply imply, or even say out loud, that “that’s the way it is.”

For many years humanity believed the crippling diagnosis, but as the very belief in authority is rapidly waning on the planet, and more people have begun questioning so-called authority, our placebo prescription, administered through news and media, coupled with the inherent fear presented in these stories, is bound to start losing effect.

What to Believe

It seems that there is enough scientific evidence now to show that the true authority in the creation of reality is us, and that real authority isn’t an external thing at all. The external world is instead a direct mirror of the idea of a world that we firmly believe in. That all sounds a bit fantastic though, so we’ll say it’s ’only a placebo’ to keep it scientific sounding. Science shows us that we are generating the health or sickness of our own bodies, and when we translate that power to the body of the world, we have the ability to precipitate the version of well-being that we would enjoy, instead of believing in the nightly diagnosis of the world by the news and media industries.

When we correctly perceive authority to be coming from us instead of an external source, and when instead of merely believing this, we know it— then it can be called a magical spell or a placebo, but it’s really just us creating reality every single second, and is completely normal and natural.

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