Pangiya
New member
- Joined
- Jun 22, 2015
- Messages
- 3
- Reason
- DX FIBRO
- Diagnosis
- 06/2015
- Country
- US
- State
- AR
Okay, stay with me for a moment. I know this is going to sound kooky, but this is a serious inquiry: In various 'new age' circles, people are talking about 'ascension flu', and describing it as the body not being able to keep up with the transitions the spirit is going through (evidence of the gap between the high vibration as we ascend to greater spiritual... uh, transcendence, and the physical body's lower 'earth bound' vibration). There is a lot of fuss about it, and the symptoms sound to me a lot like FM/CFS. So it got me to wondering...
Are people with FM/CFS also naturally more sensitive or more inclined to metaphysical, spiritual or religious mindsets than the rest of the population? OR does having FM/CFS cause people to gravitate in that directions, seeking answers in spiritual terms?
I absolutely am not looking for a philosophical debate, just wondering if there is a pre-disposition for a sense of spirituality that coincides with FM/CFS, or if it is a refuge after the diagnosis?
So, three questions:
Are people with FM/CFS also naturally more sensitive or more inclined to metaphysical, spiritual or religious mindsets than the rest of the population? OR does having FM/CFS cause people to gravitate in that directions, seeking answers in spiritual terms?
I absolutely am not looking for a philosophical debate, just wondering if there is a pre-disposition for a sense of spirituality that coincides with FM/CFS, or if it is a refuge after the diagnosis?
So, three questions:
- Do you consider yourself more spiritual, or more interested in spirituality than most people?
- Do you feel like your symptoms are 'negatively oppressive' from an outside force, OR 'transitional', indicating a passage to something new?
- Did your condition lead you to spirituality, or were you just as spiritual before your diagnosis? Or are you not spiritually inclined at all?