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Depression and a True Natural Cause

Published by Nick Broahurst | December 17th 2009 | Views:

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Some people may seek a pill to overcome depression, adding to drug company profits. They could end up with a life long addiction to drugs for their effort. They also may not. While a lot of marketing goes into making drugs the first choice solution for depression and similar afflictions, little is written on the natural solutions, though they exist.

There are many who have some kind of alternative remedy for depression. These alternative remedies can be as simple as starting with better diagnostic methods for patients, so as to locate the real cause of the problem.

A reported trigger for depression is lack of proper body function, such as a disabled thyroid gland. Sometimes a depressed person's body can be infected by parasites such as what mosquitoes transmit. Sometimes a bad diet can trigger it. And while these can be found and fixed by better diagnosis, better nutrition, and maybe even anti parasite cures, nowhere have we come close to what is it that actually gets triggered to create depression.

There are various natural therapies that work for some, apart from vitamins and nutrition. There is meditation, yoga, and even affirmations – telling oneself that things are good. These seem to work to a degree, but not apparently for everyone all the time.

Psychiatric drug remedies, which can have some reported initial success, still only work for a percentage of the people. Some report side affects, which can range from a business acquaintance, a grandparent, and even a pet as a youngster, he has accumulated more losses. As you lose these survival points in life, your life force seems to get sucked away from you, like you are being trapped within yourself and unable to escape from a mental prison.

So what are these losses triggering?

In the subject Dianetics, L. Ron Hubbard discovered what he labelled as the reactive mind. This mind, he theorised, contains the recordings of injuries of cells, and these recordings are within the cells of the body themselves. The theory goes that once a body is conceived, the cells record data from outside the organism. Specifically they record pain – plus what is stated, smelled and heard by the organism. Whatever the organism can experience, this collective reactive mind will record. This reactive mind then plays back the pain later to warn the organism that the threat of pain is expected as circumstances outside of the organism now approach what was recorded in the reactive mind during the time of the initial injury to the cells.

Now, before you dispel this theory and say all memory is in the brain, understand that there is no proof that the brain stores memories of any kind. Once people believed the heart stored emotion, particularly love. But it does not, as any heart transplanted patient will tell you. So, if the brain does not store memory, let us continue, for this cellular theory produces solutions when used in Dianetics.

Now, for example, a wife experiences a blow to the abdomen while pregnant. The blow could be an accident by a young sibling as he jumps on her lap. The pain is present in the unborn child cells. Zygote cells get damaged, and mother may says to the young sibling, “You are so silly, get down.” Those words, along with pain, get recorded in the reactive mind. Should this recording get triggered later in life, the unborn-child, when later grown up, could take up acting very silly in a low emotional tone and constantly be trying to get down.

There are many ways these cells can be injured. Mother lying on her stomach asleep when pregnant. A pregnant mother sneezing, bending over, picking up too heavy a shopping bag, and even father being passionate, can injure these cells and create recordings in the reactive mind. As the unborn cells divide and multiply they take with them the recordings of the earlier cells that were injured. And this includes the sounds of words, which mean nothing to the organism at the time of injury, until triggered years later with similar situations in life and word content.

What could be such a trigger? Loss of mother for many in one. The loss of someone similar is another. There are many life situations that the reactive mind will allow to trigger its pain content.

Once triggered the cells play back the original pain, including any unconsciousness content, and they will command the person how to act by the word content. As an example, if the words in the cellular recording state the person is stupid, he will be. An analogy would be a hypnotic implant that tells the person to act in a certain way under certain conditions. Hypnosis works very similarly and seemingly on this cellular level.

Depression is when a person has these earlier recordings triggered, taking over his being, telling him to be less, be stupid, be low, get down, be tired and so on. Sometimes, another person can trigger these recordings. So what triggers these recordings can cease to be in the environment and the person rises back up near to his normal self. But if these recordings get triggered again down he goes again, and so on it is with the ups-and-downs of life. Life can seem like a wild roller coaster ride for some.

If what is triggering this depression is forever present then the person may never recover and stay forever down.

The solution is to do what works best. What works is as outlined in Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health. It has worked for almost 60 years. It will continue to work for those who want to use it. It works on the above principals. It does take longer than merely popping some pills. But it is natural and worth trying. Dianetics means though-mind, and copies are available in most libraries, if not bookshops.

Read it. It explains quite easily how to do Dianetics. Try the techniques. They are fun, not hard.


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